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Bah in the summer. when the carrot blossoin unfold; itself. hs' uilmbs t0 its lop sud permits tile wlng_li_»' sway his llttls body to and tru, whli-e the lacy-petaled flower partly shields him frilili the ardent rays of the san.

onli day. when Bsb was dlspoi-ting

himself ln this fashion upon his dit! pert-li. he heard himself cal-led by a lltile friend of his own kindli named Spry. who seemed much frightened and in great trouble.

"0li,_Bab!" hs said, "I have dreadful

news ‘for you!"

"ileur.me." said Bah. "how can that

be? There is nothing dreadful; the world ls calm and sweet."

l~‘or. you sos. this little sprite. like

Bah, only lives tor a summer week. slid if the days are clear. life is very sweet; but if the raindrops pour down into his ilttle nook amid the roots- of the wild carrot. for ,three long days

his life is very unhafpy. indeed.

"But, Bah." cont nued Spry. "it

really ls horrid; because a big* swarm of wild bees have built a. hive ln the hedge, and we may be stung to death when they discover us!"

In a moment Bab was greatly dis-

turbed. But, as he was s very wise little elf, hs soon set about finding ii plan to protect himself from the ln- vliders. He did not want to abandon his little reed bungalow under the wild carrot. "Never tsar Spry." said he; "although

these noisy intruders are raany and fear- some, they will net mnleat us if I can visit her mqesty, the Queen Bee, who rules over the hordes. And perhaps we

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may have honey to slp. besides. ln the aol sn‘si-noon.; who lmowsz.-~‘

Fort *b was s vain little-fehow. who

trusted that his beauty Wliuld oilsrln the Queop Boo so tlisi slisfwoulu marry llimnsad lheo he would ‘bs Hug or all Bumbls_\aees__ just .se torrgesjb be; had bun 'cur or sll the uiisliss. Bo Ba? dryqed himself in hievary best

oiothas yof silky thtstlqlewn and went to

sas Kreme Quesn Bea-to sianrv sin.. H9 tv _ d her nestseln nie-lily.-in s state all s|gi_s9dor._ We-ittapupou ser

*QF* i-"0: 0 |’Wl¥!“~l¢l* wh: . I ' _ ' : is "else Ltisfl _ rl~ ,_ ‘tgl-`se%s\tli’s°lg °' ',]_ "_ _i ; :'_._.';_"-' .1

i.':.-‘srl »°.‘::*::';' ..‘~.t.:l; liini ss the _vain felie_wjiaaa!i`aed"she would in. %s'mer`eU-laugh d'st him. and the nsal vin-waiting led him over "‘§.'5““".i‘¢§3i‘i’ii”’fii""»‘I#"""“ "M"

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earl very wide-open. . ve "nh I

All at once hs _saw his friend Bpry de.

ssend in a fairy aeroplane -and enter tiis

hive. ’i‘hs useri weleomid him very vqrlilily. ingud-so curdlsly that Bao beesnie very Jealous or spry. Although he libtened very intently. he conlq hs"- notling of what they said. Only a low bltsalng. came' to his earl.

leon Spry eanie out ef- the hive and

gztlryflolllawoid mm fnrha millaéhwhich. iii

an _ s mut s w of our

bsiok vsrd. _ y ‘_‘H°|l°f" willed Bah: "I think you

have stolen my sweetheart!"

'i?" said Bury. "Oli, noi 1 am to be

the King of the Bees. lt was all ar- ranged at sunset years ago."

All Bah could say wask: " ou are a very wc ed, , little

eifish, ssilish writlel” dv

-"Don’t let us be angry," said Bury; “but lst us return and the queen ber- sslr slnill snide who snsll bs loiu wer the bees. so that-our fairy brothers may be safe, from their sharp stingsa"

"Very well." replied Bah; "lt is

agreed." _

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ag in to the hive. But the s rangest sight was there! Not a single bee re- mained near the sums at the wiid‘esr~

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Evelyn' nourished meant great

"temptation to Marjory.

“Yoh ss-v_v the parade. dldn't you?" Evelyn was saying. “Well, Bobby Myers says the show is even better than tlieyparads, and my brother Roy tells.l_as that thers's everything tliat'il ea the postera` Daddy was going to take nie this afternoon, but he eouidl\'t, so I want you to use this tlc~kst."‘ llarjory was tempted. Sho dliln't

have the chance to go to the circus everyday. Sbs could go readily, toil. were -it not that mother was away and she must take care of Baby Ellen.

"Wl\at~eall 1 do with the baby?"

asked* Harjdry. hesitatlIngly_

Hvelyn's toe beat an impatient tat- too on the floor. "It you can't leave her here alone. suppose you wheel hel- out in the izoacli. Perhaps we'll nei- loms of the girls, who won't iiilnil tending her for a little while."

“'l‘liat‘s just what l’ll do!" exclaim-

ed Ma.r_iury_ “I often take baby out for an airing, you know."

Sn the two sallied forth in the ili-

rectlon of the circus. But. look ever so closely. lielthsr could see any friend who lnlght be w-lilllig to illi- dertake thu care of Baby Ellen. Fi- nally they reached the entrance to the tents.

“What shall we do?" cried Marjory.

in _ vexatlon.

"VVe’ve got tn decide in a hurry."

was the reply`of her friend. Evelyn east a hurried glance about her. then

she lnotloni-rd toward an open space between two of the tents.

“If I were you, I'd wheel the couch in there. No one will notli-e it-alid. besides. who wants a l»ah_~".’ When we come out we'll find Ellen safe and sound."

Miirjory quivkly made up her mind

to follow this suggestion. Close to- gether were the tents. so that there was barely space for the roach be- tween the two rows of pegs. Baby Ellen seeiiied happy enough to ilnd her coach in this strange place. where it was invisible from the eyes of all but the moat curious.

Giving the baby a final kiss. Mar-

jol-y and Evelyn hastily ran toward the entrance of the circus, presented tlieli' tickets, and elhinved their way through the crowd to the lllgh tiers of seats.

FORGOT ABOUT ELLEN "

Once or twice during the perform- aliire Marjory thought of tha baby, and was somewhat worried about posslhli» harln that liilght befall Ellen. liut these thoughts soon vanished. and as the slinw progressed frolii t_lio "grand particle" to the charlot races, the feats oi' ncrohats and trnpeze per- nirniers. llie wonderful tricks of train- erl elephants and ponies and dogs-. the funny pranks of the clowns. un' to 'tho lady who rode down a steep ili- vline in an automobile wliirli turned ll soliiersnult. Marjory entirely forgot Elleli_ '

'Phan there was the wonderful'mc-

nagerie to view. The twa little girls spent ii great deal or time in this tent, so that when they illlally made their exit the afternoon was near its close, "l hope the 'baby is lill rlght." ahx~

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iously murmured liarjory. as sbs re- membered the baby. ' _ - "Of cdurse shQ’ll be all right," Ln.

slated the Ether; and then 'sho' cried: “Why. I see the coach liow';' nobody has disturbed it."

Marjory was greatly relieved. for she

was beginning to* question whether she had done right in leaving Ellen ln such a fashion. She ran to the coach, and then-- ~

"Evetynl Evelyn!" she screamed; “the

baby is gone!" '

Almost beside herself with terror.

Marjory rushed toward a big. friendly looking policeman standing near the eriirance. To him she explained her trouble.

"\\'v.-ill well! `i'll see what I can do.

The toddler couldn‘t have strayed very fur," said he t-omfortlngly.

Just then there came si volume of

shouts from the menogerle inside. The policeman quickly pushed his way tliroilgli the mass or people. Once in- side the nienagerle tent, a curious sight was presented. Perched upon the hack of Rajah. the biggest elephant in the circus. was a little baby girl. look» ing this picture of contentment. lt was Ellen. ns you will have guessed. You see, the elephant had reached his trunk through the open llap of the tent, upon the other side of which stood the colicil. iinil had gently lifted the baby through

the opening und then up to his back.

Marjory and Evelyn were glad, ln-

deetl. to learn that the baby was found. Rajah seemed quite sorry to give up the baby he had borrowed. while Ellen cried lilstily when taken away from her, huge friend.

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“nilmtr 'mi' gnu! 'iff °:v:;v:Z¢.§1.\l`1`id==i Italo the 'dot thowevsr. and mlil ~ ‘mn qggspe. While _lsurlleylnlr along.

t l l team thru -

Rin’ $'.'§,°.'¢a‘f¢:"w.l't'n th: insclilnerv. tltereb_ setting into trouble. His com- gglop have to cunesal him in the trouser e. zslts is uiiaernesestl and p,¢, p sg" the wagon under sn asitle tl-se. e crawls on too. with the es. lntsndi to nicks lee. Bill the l(ouse~ lrsp s douly rollghn hill- (CONTINUED FROIK LAST WEEK.)

__’* ni~zoy¥s.or._Psav1¢¢_U$ 1NHra1.\¢_l=Nt1?l-_ .

“ `1N"r it runny!" mu Bllly,_u

A we ch-ssed alter that Mouss-

trap that was rumbllu' back- ward down grade’ like s

llglitnln' express. lfsic and Pretty was still holdin' for dear life to the top o' the runaway wagon. each tryin' to 100k soareder than the other,

"Ask Pete about lt," i returns, while

we sprint hard to ketch up to the Mousetrap: an' then we botll lailgh._But l think o' somethin' that makes me

sort o' gasp out;

"Bllly. what if that wagon gels'

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yell to Pets:

"Jam the brake hard sn' stop 'erl"

There wasn't no use of ils.\f'n` that.

'cause Pete coultlli't reach the brake from where lie was stlckllr. He was too busy grlibbin' the csnvu lop to think o' clllnhili' down. which he couldn't of done. liohow. `

Weil. slr. that there Mousetrap went

all tile way lo the bottom of the hill afors she stopped Then she came tu a standsiili only_ because the road turned,

so sho had to run into s. ditch.

Sho stopped audtllnt-so suddint that

Pete new oft' ths- wagon ali' over a fence into some wild blackberry bushes. An' if another jar o" blackberry jam

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‘ We're tired of grown folks’ 'noes.’

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But dishes did not tempting look- 3

For fun would 'bad food bring. `

'And though the boys could go to swin

And climb trees as they chose,

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I~ the son ot' e powerful, Indian rlilh

stilppell rrolmhis eklft upon the coast

_et Call p. Riddle, for so the young man was called. had determined to flee from mankind and dwell.ln the forests( there teqn 'lute ln seuiusef Nuts were to food 'and`t||e_`ooollng water of

tlis' ,st lils- si-lnli. _

' had vowed never to close lhll

e|e|M. W'hea` -he sweite his sorrow

wsh‘,'g£':t. 'ro`-'spslsn blinsqlt fel- ssv- lgip sii the vlnr.» tiefcimoft his ive- --usnsuie nirew~t\i_eln\'ts-tll's=smuiis.

'rhslssst asv; srhb n¢s»9d'h!‘ this

gg *IWW* 'prim I `Y0'H|$d'”l;¢rllli’l illlxsvellils 1 "l beset one-is » lisa

l» li ` ,~i`lnlispwit assi-tliifi ..i~'il»' ,»_ if vs.; nl-ellie tlsm lielously fieggat. 'I'ag_n,-~tq his

iqi h discovered that by eliezililithf iw” ",i.°°l““ `"‘i.'il' .lit #kill

’ _ slugs as-asia; iijsttlda

Stupid Mammas -

‘ mother of s small pupil' in

N a public school had struggled '

¢\\f_°\=sM*\_° l_>f°b'°ms_._\__».» .ml-_

lisr eiilld's seat lesson, and hxwelly obtained what appeared to‘be-'Kihpae' - tory Hdults.: The next day when ill lil- tle girireturned fl-eai sehool- the mother

lnqnli-ed wlth.some‘eufiosityz --

"vl/stu. your-problem; sunset. Cesar? "No, Imarsme," replied-the chilli. wel-s~s_ll wreak." ' ' '

"Ali '.wfol\s'l'_' repeated - the". allhsl

parent. "Om l‘m so sorry.€' - '

"Wllll ulatlmli-you sort need to-be

sorry," 'was the rsplyl- "All the other

manmas had-them wrong.. too."

ssrvd il _9_~llrt.da7lnlts_ try = o =$"l1'ls:i agout to i)|l:°==\‘ little b od of cliless untill' er wings ;rhn:mll't'_s'glrl rushed( up _te _tae hen,

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dien'1_'sli_ all” ilxgput the us¢s_~9l._§;'-,_

wlstm sn' squash all over Pa'is's='ms¢l.

Pete ravi; g_e're’o epough g' blsqhpl-115, Re‘i| D still 9‘ scratches, moi for 3; sat ,loose isis-_l’sc9‘ ’n'_lNi ffqs'

s _l0m`s Sons' jshsei; rlnmlnfi sf unfn' ‘19.vvn'_llv~1 ?r~.=ti flrillo

butdtwk' '_s9's _lt took ‘- hour to _lpal the hu¢\rs`olrn‘ "Nell `\i\1Qt_3'D\l‘ve dong#-bg

~§ausetrspl grulnbies Billy. el'_he 'nn l Q mined where Petra wi-e misery: tus ho0DQ out of._plebe that llsld up tl-lg canvas never. __ __; _ Pete was Just then s-gettin' his Nt scratches from th bbloliberry iluhss, so b didrrt 'soond`none too uveet `

0 _ _ _ _ : __ "atore yuh talk about the Hougeltuq, jusf- lookvlliat the old rat-trap has dons to me. You tellers ain’t sot do lousy o' decency to_ care w_hsther_uis or Pretty '7i'~flsi‘iL|“i°"‘ildllr`is.f'l§:- "well you alihri er l"‘.l:=°-.su:':.i.“;.ls:.@.*l~"' “:.'l°°

0l` _ ll |'l'l tnlnslin' are sb6ut`tba Jroum: vnu goin' to hzve to get the Ol thing out s' ‘#i`r;m§=`4 ii awful time la 'lil lm Mousetrap bank on' the road. htel we 'comolistiid lt. Pew said 's wss_,willin' to bring* sits, seein' as bow he ree the teller who started tim miaclllefw when the horse-was lisrnslud. be had itl°in§""fi~ll"l'; "‘§i¢'§fi?°Bfl'l»~ hi‘\':d‘t nm: ' 'l l ' l ‘l:i““..r.“..:.-'» ir .lt ‘ lli' il v \‘_

lllllll \ M_ Zeke lleglns to get kind .,' ill-all sith .ll ilils-lisulinu an' when Pile illilus lut o' horses eatin' grass 'n' things in s llsld. he sores-hillel: ' , ‘~'l‘liimi~ llorsgs- ought to.be qolli

lmnie il' ‘poor ol' Ze e’s v0r_it."‘. _ "Why on't_,_yaur buy onel, .eey_l I.

ssrcaselc.. '- . - ,_ . f "lusybe you think yoli'i-¢': trllh- wiiicli sanls .vuii ure." snmers;l’_`¢e; "but i‘m goin’ to show you thatll hi set, use from ii liol-se wlli\oill'_,ll/.ly ll li. _` l'm going to catch ons. llixh _ Ill up. _and after- lle's 'pulled ui. wil I set ‘lm ‘loosen cguilrse. hoillg nomo. 'nisyfslwsv»_ai>. and__t 10° who ownsililnrll trllnli _nel ll li_lh° fence ’r`sQmsthlhg', not ima loin wi borrowed im."_.- l _- _ _,»_».

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