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THE Two-Homed Black
Or Keitloa,
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Two monstferlßorh§ are v Rowing
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ADVENTURES
of the TWINS
By Olivo Roberts Barton
“Oh, dear, save me!" cried the cook , as he sailed toward the sky on th<
magic dust pan.
"Oh dear, save me, save me!”
cried the cook, as he sailed toward
the sky on the magic dust pan.
The King of Yum Yum Land
woke up where he had been doz
ing bside the fire (after the big
dinner he had eaten 'n all) and ran
out and looked up at the sky.
And the peddler, who had really
caused all the trouble, squinted his
eyes and looked up at the sky, too.
And Nancy and Nick and Daddy
Gander came out of their hiding
the C sky and they a! ’° looked up at
“Hei run off with our magic
dustpan, xcTalmed Daddy Ganler
in dismay. "Now what shall we
«e never, never, never can
rind tho House-That-Jack-Lost
” e can't even get back to Mother
Goose Land. We’ll have to stay ail
the rest of our lives in Yum Y’um
Land.”
"He's run off with the magic
fork!” cried the king. "Here I
traded my'throne for it, and now I
have nothin. What's more, I shall
starve to death.”
"Well, I'm in Just as bad a fix as
anybody,” declared the peddler.
"Here I am with a throne and a
country to rule and nobody to feed
me. The cook's gone and the magic
fork is gone and everything’s gone.
I don’t want to be king any more."
And he took off his crown and his
velvet cloak, and began to cry.
“But you have the magic teapot!"
said Nancy. “You reached in
through the window and got it. It
must be around somewhere."
"It's my teapot," said the king.
"I traded my throne for it.”
"It isn’t any such a thing! It's
my teapot," said the peddler drying
his tears. "It was mine in the first
place and noit I’ve got it again and
I'm going to keep it. It's bad
enough to starve to death. But it's
worse to die of thirst."
"All right,” said the king. "Keep
your old teapot.” So he put on hi*
crown and he put on his robe, and
ihrudged dismally back to the pal
ace.
“Well," said the peddler cheer
fully to Nancy and Nick and Daddy
Gander. "What tt'lll you have? Ice
cream sodas, or hot chocolates or
pink lemonade?"
"Oh, I guess we'd better not have
anything." said Nancy looking up
at the sky where the cook was fast
disappearing among the clouds.
He was only a tiny speck now, and
they could no longer bear him cry
ing for someone to save him.
"May as well.” said the peddler.
"Tomorrow's always another day,
say I One day a king, the next a
beggar: one day a feast, the next
day a famine.”
BY CONDO
"Well, then,” said Nick. "I’ll have
‘a vanilla ice cream soda.”
"I’ll save the same,” said Nancy.
"And I’ll have the same," said
Daddy Gander.
"Guess I'll have the same my
self" declared the peddler.
So he said:
“Go do your best, go do your worst,
Or teapot dear we'll die of thirst."
“Make it four vanilla ice cream
sodas.”
Almost instantly four glasses ap
peared in a neat row. And the tea
pot poured and poured into each
one until all the glasses were full
of lovely smcllißg frothy soda wa
ter.
And the Twins and Daddy Gan
der began to drink.
They drained each glass to the
last drop and then something hap
pened.
(To Be Continued.)
Honored
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The distinction of being the
youngest eagle scout In the world
goes to this youngster. He i*
Bruce Norman, 12. of Champaign.
111. The eagle medal Is the highest
honor a Boy Scout can attain.
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venturer, "and I’m trying to find my way to Sand Village.” “Why, you
are almost there right now,” said the sign-man, “This Is the entrance
cavern!” .
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Then the funny sign-man told Jack that one of the little light holes
led to the Sand Village where the smallest people, live, and another one
to where the tallest people live. “Well, will you show me which Is
which?” asked Jack, as the sign-man slipped out from in under his big
sign.
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Howdy’s Place—Open for Business
The old home town
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“I'm not quite sure myself,” came the reply. And then the sign-man
stood up and he was three times as tall as Jack. “You see,” he said, “l
live in the village of tall people and if I wont through the wrong light
hole I wouldn’t be able to stand up. I’d bump my head In the other
place.” (Continued.)
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