Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1935 — Page 19

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Wee Grouty looked around and said, "Say, what's become of Sleepy Head? And, also, v.here's the Sandloan? Why, we're left here all alone. "Just what are we supposed to do?" Then Scouty snapped, "Hark, all of you. I hear a very funny Bofce. it sounds just like a groan." "And so do I," said Goldy. ‘‘Gee, I m just as frightened as can be. The best thing we can do is run, and get away front here.” ‘ Now, wait,” said Coppy. “I'll find out, just what the noise is all about. I ll you all that there is not a single thing to fear.” He tiptoed, quiet as a mouse, right up to Mr. Sandman's house, and peeked into a window. Then he laughed aloud, in glee. T knew that till was quiet all right. The Sandman’s tired out, from last night. The noise we heard

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was just his snoring. Come, and you can see.” The Tinies promptly took a peek. Then Dotty whispered, ‘‘Do not speak. I fear that it would wake him, and he needs a lot of rest. ‘‘We’ll ploy around and have some fun, and wave up at our friend, the sun. We’re lucky that with such a bright and sunny day we’re blessed.” Just then a queer old lady came and said, ‘‘lt really is a shame that I was not here sooner. I must hurry back with my task. ‘‘l hope you wee tots realize that sleep sand still is in your eyes. I’m going to wash it out for you. Stand still, is all I ask. ‘‘You see, when you get up each day, you ought to wash. before you play. I've brought a bowl of water and a sponge. Now, who is first?” Said Duncy, "If it must be done, go right ahead and have your fun. Make everybody have a turn, and see who acts the worst.”

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS

“Stay here!" Tarzan commanded Jerry and Lady Beth. “I shall see what is amiss. The guard is to remain with you." Before they could reply, he vanished swiftly into the forest, and drew nearer to the fierce shouts which gushed from the throats of his brigand foes.

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At the edge of the woodland, the Jungle Lord paused as he beheld now the cause of the turmoil. Running toward the forest as fast as their legs could carry them were Tommy and the girl Arbeia. Behind them sped a score of shiftas, led by the Arab lieutenant Nazir.

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As the desperate fugitives entered the edge of the forest, Tarzan was there to meet them. Stifling their cries of surprise with a quick gesture, he lifted them hurriedly into a tree and commanded: • Remain here until I return. The shiftas will not discover you.’’

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Then with the speed of the wind the ape-man ran back to the spot where he had left his friends and the warriors. Through Lady Beth he exhorted the soldiers: “The vanguard of the barbarians is upon us. Now will you be tested under my leadership. Forward march!”

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