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-ISy THORNTON \V. IUROKSS. -
I/ittle Robber the Cotton Rat.
Somehow Danny and Nanny MemV
ow Mouse had lost interest in the)
| old woi'd prown cotton field since see
I mj? the owner of the private little
ipnlha they had found there. As soon
ns they were sure that the stranger
was far enough away for them to
move without danger of being heard,
they scampered for their new home.
“Did you get a good look at that
tail?" Nanny asked when they had
reached home.
“Yes.” replied Danny, ”1 did.''
“Well, «hat did you think <t it?''
asked Nanny.
"I think,” replied Danny, “that :t
is the tail of a Hat. No member
of the Meadow Mouse family ever
had a tail like that. Somehow 1
didn't like that fellows looks the
second time »e saw him. He didn t
look quit* so mean aa Robber the
Crown Rat up at Farmer Rrown's
barn: but just the same I don’t be
lieve I rare to have murh to do with
him.” _
“That a the most sensible thing 1 ve
heard you say for a long time,” sub!
Nanny.
■•Just the same i mean to find out
who ho is and something about him,”
retorted Danny.
He found out rather sooner than
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he expected to. A sharp voice right
at the doorway of their home under
the old stump demanded to know who
was in there.
"Two people minding their own
business, and that, is no business of
yours," squeaked Danny most impo
litely, for he hadn't liked the tone
in which the question had been
asked.
"Oh. yes, it is business of mine,"
retorted tlie stranger outside. "You
have been overusing my private
paths in the old cotton field, and that
is something I won’t allow any
strangers to do. If I catch you over
there you’ll wish you were some
where else ’’
Danny and Nanny knew now that
they were talking with the stranger
they had seen over in the old cotton
Held. They know he must have found
their scent and followed them home.
"Who are you to say what v.'
shall do and what we shall not do?"
demanded Danny, trying to appear
bold and brave.
I have a half mind to come in there
and teach you a lesson as it is."
"I 11 tell you who I am. I'm Little
Robber the Cotton Rat," retorted the
stranger.
"I told >ou he is a cousin of Rob
ber" whispered Nanny to Danr.y.
"I'm not afraid of any one my size,
and there are some folks bigger than
I who get out of rny way when they
see me coming," continued Little
Robber. "I don't like strangers Just
remember that and keep away from
that old cotton field. r have half
a mind to come in there and teach
you a lesson.”
"Come right along," Invited Dan
r.y. trying to appear bold.
But I.itt'e Rnbter had no Intention
of doing anything of the kind. He
knew that it would be two to one
P.es.des, that entrance would be a
tight S'l'i'oze to get through. So he
was content to say a few more un
pleasant things, and then went off
about his litis.ne^s.
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The next smry: "Danny Finds Out
More About Little Robber '
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Grocer Becomes Count
Dalmatian Laic Has
Place in Romance
Bride Stays Countess
San Franrisro. Jan. 6—Antor.e
Zieu< h, San Francisco grocer, is go
ing to heron,* a full fledged count
under the old Dalmatian law tumor
rum, just because he chanced to tak*
refuge on a l*autiful pr.vate yacht
: il l g storm in far-off Venice a
year ago.
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cent Spanish. Juga*§lav nobleman
reputed to have a castle and an
imposing family tree. On board «!*«»
was his daughter. Countess Jacomin
gpanieh. Zbtkh and the young wom
an iii't. She is in San Francis, o
now. preparing to become Iris bride
tomorrow.
Under the Dalmatian lay there
was a proxy marriage before she
. ould come away. It was at the Cas
tie of the Seven browns .n Verde©
an 1 was n:i Imposing affair.
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a!*v. v-»unf*s* Jacomin dc-a n t i**'
come the plain wife of a grocer an .
sacrifice her title thereby. He be
ninic-i the husband of ,t count*-**,
and is made a count there!;
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tain Spighl served throughout the
civil war. distinguish.ng himself in
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