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ADVENTURES
oi the TWINS
By Olive Roberts Barton
Nick Jumped off hit eea-horee ■ nd knocked at the front door.
The Sand Man, Captain Penny
winkle and the Twins rode away on
their sea-horses.
Ail around them everywhere the
electric fishes made the water as
bright as day.
If the Twins had not been so wor
ried about getting the lost sleepy
sand, they would have noticed that
under the sea there are as beautiful
gardens of sea-flowers as there are
on the earth. Flowers of every color
were there.
But who has time to think of any
thing when babies all over the world
are yawning their heads off nearly
iong after moon-up, and no Sand Man
or a single grain of sleepy sand to
put them to sleep.
Davy Jones is the gentleman who
lives at tile bottom of the sea.
He has built himself a fine big
palace out of wrecked ships, so he
will have a place to entertain lest
sailors who come there to visit. He
is so rich that his gold would make
even Captain Kidd look as poor as
little black Sambo.
Nick Jumped off his sea-horse and
knocked at the front door.
But nobody came.
Then he knocked some more. But
still noobdy came.
"That's queer!” said Captain Pen
nvwinkle. "I was talking to Davy
Jones just before voif came; I won
der what’s wrong.”
He Jumped off his sea-horse and
the Sand Man and Nancy Jumped off
their sea-borses, and they all went
right in. because the front door hap
pened to be unlocked.
There sat Davy Jones at his sup
per. fast asleep. And his cook was
fast asleep, and his butler was fast
•••sleep and his pet dog. Halt and cat
fish were soud asleep.
"Ah, ha'” said Captain Penny
wlnk’.e, "I smell a mouse. 1 mean
I smell a minnow, for there aren't
any mouses. I mean mice*—l mean
mbe In the sea ”
"What do you amell a minnow
for?" asked Nancy.
"Because I have an idea," said
Captain Pennywlnkle. "What for is
Mister Davy Jonea faet asleep when
lie Is eating his dinner? And what for
is everybody else aaleep? Because
eomebodv has played a Joke! Your
friend Plnchnose haa been there."
‘‘TweeksnoseA" said the Sand Man,
"and he Isn't our friend, sir, either!”
"Mv mistake!” said Captain Penny*
w nkle "But what's the difference
what his name Is as long as he 1;5?
been here and gone?"
"That's so," said the Sand Man
nadly. “'Done and the sleepy sand
BY CONDO
with him. But not all of It.
"Ho, hum!” yawned Mister Jones
Just then as he woke and stretched.
"I do declare, but that soup made me
sleepy! Why, hello everybody I
didn't know we had company."
And then Captain Pennywlnkle
told him all about everything.
"Ha, ha, ha!” laughed Davy Jones.
"Stole the sleepy sand, did he? Just
to keep the babies awake all night!
Well, I’ll soon fix that. I'll send out
my magic anchor and If he is In the
sea at all, we'll catch him In two
minutes.”
(To Ba Continued)
KIKE CHIEF W E. PARKER
of Monterey. Calif., hasn't
been bothered by a surplus of
■deep. In two week* he
battled two great flres. The
first, at ,-tlng In oil tanka,
threatened all of Monterey,
and the second was the mil
lion-dollar Ire which destroyed
the main structure of the Del
Mente Hotel
The hunter soon was in the saddle and ho led the way into an open
section. "This is the place whore wo will find the wild boar,” he ex
plained. "Tell your dog to run ahead and maybe he will scare one up.
Flip seemed to understand, for he was out in front in ft minute.
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With Jack’s pet dog setting the pace, the two hunters raced along
at a fairly rapid pace. Jack found It a bit difficult to stay In his saddle,
but ho managed to hang on. Flop grew restless, sitting on his master’s
•shoulder, hud he crawled down into the saddle, too, right in front of
Jack.
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They had traveled a short distance when the hunter pulled V*
horse up short, “i think your dog has discovered something,” he said.
Jack looked ahead and say that Flip was creeping up close to a thicket.
“He’d better watch out if there is a wild boar in there,” said the hunter,
(Continued.)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15
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