El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
GST SUPPOSE you are going to take 7
a hop over your farm TO see how 1

a mop over your farm 10 see NOW
= everything is coming on today;
are you not?" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy. the muskrat lady housekeeper,
IS she saw the rabbit gentleman look
ing out of the window Of his hollow
stump house one day.
why. yes. L am he answered. 4
generally do. as you know. But is there
anything 1 can get for you. JAMIE: I
haven't gone to the store for you in
some time. and if you would like
loaf Of sugar. three and a half pounds
Of yeast cake OF anything like that
oh dear me-" laughed the muskrat
lady housekeeDer. as she tied a fresh
apron around her tail so she would not
get dust on it while putting flour IN
the gravy You are getting everything
twisted. Wisgie. You buy yeast cakes
by the piece, and sugar by the pound,
( while bread comes ia lOaves-'
Il knew L had something wrong.
said Uncle Wisgily- But Is there any
thing 1 can do for you,"
on. yes answered Nurse Jane
Have you any cauliflOwer growing on
your farm
Does "a cauliflOwer smell like
rose" asked the rabbit gentleman.
Nurse Jane laughed again
a cauliflOwer is something good 10
eat-like a cabbage" she said 1t IS
not really flower at all. though 1t is
called that Have you any"
Il think l have" answered Uncle
WiSsily- shall ] bring you sOme2"
II you please. Nurse Jane said So
Uncle Wisgily started over his farm
to get the cauliflower.
II grew away at the far end OF a big
field. and on his journey there Uncle
Wiggily heard q sad voice under a bush
saying:
"Oh dear, Just my luck, Now I've
lost them"
Lost what2" asked Uncle WiegiIy.
quick like before he thought and then
he was afraid IL was the fuzzy fox. or
the bad old illery-scalery alligator
But. as good luck would have il. neither
Of those unpleasant creatures was any
where around
You seem to be in trouble" said
Uncle Wiggily- Who are you. and may
1 have the pleasure of helping you ,"
I am a bird" was the answer. and.
if YOU viii be so kind. YOU may help
me I have lost my glasses here in the
woods. and ! can't see. without them. TO
find them 1 don't know what to do"
All, Then 1 am just the one who
can help you, said the bunny uncle uncle.
what it is to be without them I'll
find yours for you"
Around the corner of a prickly briar
brush hoped the bunny uncle and
bird. very sad looking indeed, blinking
his eyes.
nv glasses are somewhere under the
bushes" said the bird I dropped them
there"
"I'H find them for you" kindly spoke
Then. peerinr with his pink eyes
through his pink nose, he soon found
the birds glasses. the feathered crea-
ture putting them on
] II
sang the bird It's Uncle Wiggly,
Ever 50 much obliged 10 you
pray don't mention it," said the
bunny uncle 4 am glad 10 have had
the pleasure
So. having found the glasses. Uncle
Wiggilv went on TO get the cauliflower
for Nurse Jane He was just cutting
off some OF the big. white heads when
all at once. out from behind stone
fence jumped the bad old fuzzy fox
With one bound he had caught Uncle
All. ha,~ cried the fox. waving his
busting brush Of a tail and clicking
his teeth. We have not met IN some
time But I am glad 10 see you again
You are just in time for my lunch-,
"Oh. dear begged Uncle Wiggily-
Please let ne go"
NO. no. BY the hair OF my chinny-
chin-chin I viii not let you in cried
the fox. and then he quickly said "Oh,
I made a mistake, That's what the
wolf says TO three little pigs any
how I'll not let you co.
Uncle Wiggily felt very badly, and
then. all OF a sudden. over in the woods
sounded a voice saying,
Anyhow III not let YOU CO.
~Ha, Who is that" cried the fox
quickly
Who is that I'm batrr was the
distant answer.
Come. 1 must hurry away from here
with you" went on the fox. yanking
Uncle Wiggiiy through the woods !
don't like bats