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THE TALE OF
WASTER
MEADOW
JwHUR 5C0TI JAILtY
fflM'TFR VI!.
Noihinr But Air.
UI4 Mr, Crw didn't My a inglt
orJ when M.er Me.ow Mouse
tint Mm itct to ftt in th meJow.
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bus
Old Ki Crow (bruit ha hill
down the holt.
l!iit i ukkil Rlitier in Mr. Crow'
ryi warnt'4 MaMrr Meadow Moon
that t'tcrc was trouble ahead for
liini.
If t! hute to his home
l.adn't l cm cloe at hand, there no
trllniR h;it would have ha;ptncl lo
him. Anyhow, jui a Mr. Crow
liii'K"d at hint, with a wild flapping
"f hit broad wings. Master Meadow
Moue clipped to one side and
whUUd through his doorway.
Old Mr. Crow coughH hoarsely.
"What't your hurry?" he cried.
"I've been waiting around hre for
you for a long while. Can't you
spend a few moments of your val
uable time with nte?"-
Now, it was true that the old Ren
ttematt bad been lingering in the
neighborhood. The corn wasn't
finite ripe enough to mi it Mm. So
ho had derided to ko a-mousing that
morning.
I lis. way of hunting, however, was
not like that of other bird. Mr.
Crow chose to do his hunting afoot,
lie was too wise to waste any ef
fort looking for mice when the grass
was high. But after haying he had
often gone a-mouing in years past.
And he had found the sport to be
nuite worth while. Stalking about
the close cropped meadow be had
surprised many distant cousins of
Master Meadow Mouse who never
returned home to tell the story of
their meetings with the black scamp.
Maybe Mr. Crow was getting slow
in his old age. He had never come
so near to catching a Meadow Mouse
before, only to be disappointed. It
was n wonder that he felt peevish.
At first Master Meadow Mouse
diil not answer Mr. Crow when the
old gentleman Called down the tun
nel that led to the rest beneath the
sod. But soon Master Meadow
Moue remembered that Mr. Crow
could get no more than his bill in
side the bole. And then Master
Meadow Moose found his voice
acrnttv
'.' "I i'onf'want to go above ground," j
.haid. "Can't you talk to me
where I am?''
"It's not easv to do that." Mr.
Crow grumbled. "I bave to speak
too Joud; and my voice is hoarse
today.".
"St irk voiir bill into mv tunnel as!
far as it will o, Master Meaaow
Mouse suggested. "Then you won't
bave to shout. I coqld hear a whis
per if vou'd do as I suggest."
Old Mr. Crow thrust his bill down
the hole. , . ,
"I don't like this," he croaked. I
can't see you."
."That's because vou're shutting
out all the light." .'Master Meadow
Mouse explained.
"I doubt it." said Mr. Crow an
grily. "I believe you've drawn a
curtain across the other end of this
tunnel. And I. can't talk to anybody
throush a curtain. I refuse to injure
my voice trying to talk with any
body that won t give me a more
friendly welcome when I call on
him."
"Talk away!" Master Meadow
Mouse urged his caller. "There's
nothincr between us to keen me from
hearing you. Nothing but a foot of
air!"
"Ah!" Mr. Crow cried. "I knew
you had something in that tunnel.
"If his bill wasn't so hard if it
was as soft as the Kitten's nose
I'd bite it, "Master Meadow Mouse
thought.
And while he was thinking, all at
once a shaft of light trickled inside
his house. Old Mr. Crow had gone
grumbling on his way.
(Copyright, 1!!2
Autoists Lacking License
to Be "Rounded Up" March 1
The city and county treasurer's
office, second floor of the courthouse,
will be open this afternoon to give
an opportunity for the payment of
automobile license taxes. Treasurer
Endres said that beginning March 1
those who have not taken out their
1922 licenses will be "rounded up."
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Murder of JaniM Scott
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way.
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The BEE Leads All Other
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To Advertisers and Readers- Mur JfLwIttu'S'
Or aba Bee, has led all other papers in circulation gicwth for several n onths past. The
growth in circulation, both week days and Sundays, compared with a year apo, tells a
wonderful story of the growing popularity of The Fee. The figures for the fcur months
ending January, 1922, taken from published statements of each paper, are as follows:
Circulation Gains of All Omaha Papers
For Four Months Ending January 1922
DAILY
THE OMAHA BEE ..... . 8,278
Second Paper .4,412
Third Paper ,. 3,222
SUNDAY
THE OMAHA BEE 14,435
Second Paper .6,082 ,
Third Paper ,.2,649
Graphic Illustration of Gains of Omaha Papers
DAILY, SUNDAY
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