Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1920 — Page 12

PUSS IN BOOTS JR.

■s the Giant pulled the tree foots, as I told you in the last I Junior, who was up in the lemember, jumped into the |e. and then that dreadful ■d that tree up by the roots, ■ had kept on jumping from ■ another, I guess that great ■t would have torn up the Ball of a sudden Puss thought B ring, and giving it three B his finger, or his little toe. he waited for a moment Bng into another tree, bopBy Queen would come to his Bie did, let me tell you, for Biwful Giant began to tear up Hts roots, an airship flew up Hiss clung to the topmost Htook him away. Yes, sir! Bwas big enough for two rak pilot, who was a snow fHtn't the least bit afraid And if you think it ■ll you why. He was one

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was a beautiful lake almost as blue as the sky. ■’Here is where the King Fishes live. ' said the dove, “And the lake is called Kingdom Blue Lake, and whenever a royal fish is caught either in the big ocean or in the lakes end streams of tne earth, some of the King Fishes swim down to rule in their places. And then the airship came down to earth and Puss got out and stood b> the bank and looked into the beautiful

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bl\# waters of Kingdom Blue Lake, aud while he stood there a big fish swam up to the beach. On his head was a beautiful gold crown and in bis right tin a golden sceptre. And in the next story von shall hear what the King ot the Fl'hes said to little Puss Junior.— Coyprigbt, 19:10. (To Be Continued.) HOOSIER NEGRESS, 120, REGISTERS. EVANSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 10.—Mrs. Elliabeth Cornell, negress, who gave her age as 120 years, filed a registration application here. She Is believed to be the oldest woman In the state. She was a slave in Tennessee many years ago.

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