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About The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1938)
MO'L$FF A ROOM PILLING WITH WATER PAT OBEYED THE INSTRUCTIONS OF A MYSTERIOUS NOTE TO OPEN A GATE THAT RELEASED THE FLOOD But pom could not swim! JUDY l AS THE RUSHING WATER SWEPT POM INTO A TUNNEL/ pat swam desperately AFTER HIM ! HE CAUGHT MIS FRIEND AROUND THE WAIST AND FLOATED WITH TME CURRENT. AS THEY NEARED THE ^ MOUTH OR THE TUNNEL § THE WATER BECAME Jf Shallow. THEY WERE IN THE OPEN AIR,, AMO | ABOVE THEM. PAT COULD SEE THE BUILDING FkuM WHICH THEY HAD ESCAPED. "ITS THE GOLD!" HE CRIED. " SAID POM, "THAT IS QWD/ AW OUTPOST'! ' I THEY WERE REMO/ING THEIR CLOTHES TO DRY WHEN SUDDENLY THEY HEARD A SHRILL CRY OF DESPAIR! FAT RUSHED IN THE DIRECTION OF THE VOlCE."TAKE TO THE TREESSHOUT ED POM; >rTHE GROUND IS ALL QUICKSAND/" PAT WEEDED THE 7 WARNING AND MADE ^ WAV' BY LEAPING FROM jJ BRANCH TO BRANCH1. J •15y^ L^*B [h? mMSON A VINE TO A SPOT ^ I WHERE THE CRY SEEMED LOUDEST! B&k HE LANDED ON LOW-HANS IMG r * branch, he saw.— A TERRIFIED LITTLE GIRL CRV ING FOR HELP AS SHE SANK RAPIDLY INTO THE TREACHEROUS QUICKSAND'^ _I f_n TA HILL. : 1 1 DNDER WHY THE J NG PONT- USE IT!?^ / WHEEE-t-E- 1 (HEREiqOM NOW KNOW/, — M e i. t » f=
