The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-13

Where can find a comfortable cha.
and book?" she asked.
Zap On the floor three times" The
Lucy did AZ he said, AMI = chair an.
Peared' and beside it = table filled with
and looked at the pictures
cannot see them" said thu head
to one side. ~'S~
Der that you have three heads." said
the head with the dark han. ..5c a-
90 you expect mo to see IL you Keen
the book over on that side ?''
Lucy moved the book to the other
nde. and then the head with red hair
began to fuss again.
'Oh, dear" said Iucv. sym, 49, %,,>
most selfish heads ever saw.
Will go to the COW and see IL cha
can. help me-" abe said.
Where can find = bed 20 she At.
ca the cow. These heads have just
II will get you one" said the COW.
Moo. moo.' she called. ana up from
the floor came q bed.
Lucy lay down upon It. II do not
want to go to Sleep" said the head
am tired and 1 am going to sleep. YOU
can stay awake II you wish to-
II do not feel tired" said the head
with red hair. II feel like singing"
and It began to sing 90 loudly that
Lucy had to get up.
II win go to the owl ana see If he
can help me-" she said ~ she went out
OF the room.
She went into the room where the
| ow! WAS and opened the window. The
ow! had hid its three heads.
You are such q wise bird" she
said to the owl. II wish you would tell
me what to do with these new heads.
| they quarrel all the time.''
who. Who'll" said the owl.
cannot understand how anyone
could ever think you were wise." said
| Lucy. "Al you can nay % who, who:
wish could get rid Of these trouble
| some heads"
why don't you. them" said the
head with red hair. I'VE come off Il
you pull hard
II never thought Of that" said Lucy.
pulling at tho head with red hair.
Of 1t came and flew through the
window.
Then she tried the other and It came
OF and followed the other through
the window.
Would you like to be rid Of your
extra heads?" Lucy asked the owl.
Who. who" answered the owl.
You silly bird" said Lucy, pulling
/ at his extra heads: off they came and
followed Lucy's heads.
Let's go to the cow" said Lucy.
and take off her head2"
The owl tried to follow her, but
bumped against the wall and fell to
the floor.
'.Oh. forgot that you could not see
In the daytime" said Lucy. "I'll put
/ you on my shoulder" she said. pickins
him up from the floor.
would you like to get rid Of your
extra heads?" Lucy asked the cow.
"Of course. I would" she said, ''how
a'a yT ,H :ka 81 a 2f;yeasE;5 s r. 81,
ut the cow's extra heads Oh they
came and out the window they flew.
well, never should have thought
OF that" said the COW.
Let us 60 to tho cat and tho dos
and the horse" said Lucy, and heIp
them to get rid Of their troubles.''
Each OF them said they had never
thought to try pulling the extra heads
or, and they were very grateful to
| Lucy for helping them.
| The heads all flew out Of the win
dow and that was the last that wss
ever seen Of them.
place as soon as we can" said Lucy;
! "Old Three Heads might get us again. u
They hurried out of the house and
soon were In the woods q long way
from the castle.-(Copyright, 1914, by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate, N.
Y. CO.
TomoFrow's story-"Agnes and Hes
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