El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-25
-" TELL. do you think you are
M going 10 like it here, Uncle
w MiggiIv?" asked Nurse lane


Fuzzy Wuzzy OF the rabbit gentleman
one morning as he STOOD on the porch
o. his new hollow stump bungalow and
locked all around
why. yes, I think I shall" he re-
piled. We may have many new ad-
ventures here in crow land"
Yes, that is very true" vent on
Nurse Jane. Especially if tnat lively
chap. Jimmie Caw-Caw. is home from
school every day"
@Oh, Jimmie is a good boy; he doesn't
really mean TO be bad, and ne can [
help being mischievious-6u crows
are" Uncle Wiggily said He doesn'
Not even when he pulled all the
hairpins out Of Miss Flippity-tlop's
head feathers?" asked Nurse Jane with
& laugh
"Oh, we'll she didn't seem to mind"
spoke the rabbit gentleman Whos with
the muskrat lady, Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy, had come TO the crow land for
& visit. The crows, including Jimmie
CaW-CaW and his sister Mary, lived in
q big nest house in a tail pine tree but
q hollow stump bungalow low down on
the ground had been found for Uncle
Niggily and Nurse Jane.
'Oh, Uncle Wiggily!' exclaimed a
voice at one side OF the hollow stump,
will you please take a walk with
me2'
Hal Who are your asked the rab-
bit gentleman, looking around
I'm Jimmie's sister Mary the voice
went on. You met me yesterday. you
remember"
'Oh, yes. of course I did said the
rabbit gentleman, bowling to the little
crow girl why, certainly, / viii be
glad 10 take a walk with you. Shall we
go in my airship or my automobile2 1
brought both with ne"
oh, you funny Uncle Wiggilyw ex-
claimed Mary Caw-CaW, as she looked
in a mirror, made Of a little puddle Of
water, to see if her green neck ribbon
had turned red But lit had not
How can we walk if we ride IN an
airship or an automobile" she asked,
s-even if your auto does have German
bologna sausages for tires-'
well. L suppose that wouldn't really
be Wallzing-tO ride said Uncle Wig
giIy. But il viii not be walking,
either, if you fly up in the air, Mary"
oh, I'll not. do that promised the
little crow giBls as she pulled up one
stocking that was slipping down "Pu
just hop along on the ground with you
she said.
@AII right, come aIongr' invited the
rabbit gentleman. But where is your
brother, Jimmie2"
oh, he has gone to play some games
with the other crow boys" Mary said
IT'S Just as well, too, for he is very
full Of mischief today" she added Be
fore he flew away he tied Aunt Flip
piuy-FlOp's feet together with one Of
my shoe-strings and she nearly fsi
downstairs
~Oh, my, How shocking" cried
Uncle Wiggily-
"Oh. il didn't matter much the little
crow girl said. Aunt Flippity-Flop is
always stumbling or falling and once
or twice more, up or down stairs,
doesn't matter She is used to IL"
How oddr' said Uncle WiggilS- But
n we are going for a walk, Mary, we
had better start"
50, leaving Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
70 sweep, dust and set TO rights the
hollow stump bungalow, the rabbit
gentleman and the crow girl set out
for a walk through the woods. Mary
taking with her a new doll, named
Bessie Hosycheek Prettygirl, whose
hair was as curly as a carpenters
shavings-
Are there any adventures in these
wOOds?" asked the rabbit gentleman.
as he hoped along on his red. white
and blue striped rheumatism crutch.