El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGLY AND THE GENTLEMAN bugs.

+ sgIITHERE'S Uncle Wiggily? Oh
w where's Uncle Wiggily2" called
Baby Bunty in the hollow stump bun
galow one morning. "Oh. where can
+ he be. and where is my red hair RIB
ibong"
Gracious goodness me sakes alive
and some rice pudding cakest" laughed
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. the musk
rat lady housekeeper. 4 hope you
cont want Uncle Niggiiy 10 nunt for
your hair ribbon, You should have
put it away nicely folded IN your
bureau drawer, and then you'd know
where It. is"
Eyes. I suppose So" sighed Baby
Bunty. But i don't want Uncle wig
gily TO help me find my hair ribbon.
You'll do that for me. Nurse Jane, /
know you WILL and she blew a kiss
from the tip OF her paw 10 the musk
rat lady Il want Uncle WiEgily TO
take me 10 school in his automobile
SRI who had been found in a hollow
stump. III be late II he doesn't take
me. on. where IS hep
"Out in the woodshed. putting some
carrot marmalade on the sturpip
steering wheel Of his auto answered
Nurse Jane Run out and tell him
you want him TO ride you to school
He viii, Tn sure. rather than have
YOU ask him to chaise you. III look
for your hair ribbon, and then you'll
be all rightt'
"Oh. you're such a dear Nurse
Jane" laughed Baby Bunty, as she
skipped out TO the woodshed.
I don't know what were going TO
do with her sighed the muskrat
lady as she found Baby Huuty's hair
ribbon tangled up in the pine cone
that the little rabbit girl used to
brush her fur she Is a dear. sweet
little thing but 50 fighty ike. and
incomprehensible,"
win you ride me to school in your
altot cried Baby Bunty, as she saw
the rabbit gentleman taking a little
mobile out OF the turnip steering
wheel
Rather than have you chase me, I
will" answered Mr. Longears-
soon. with her red hair ribbon nice
" tied around her ears, Baby Bunty
was. riding to school in Uncle Wig
gilv's auto
7 hope III not be late" said the
little rabbit girl
oh, III get you there on time"
spoke Ar- Longears. and then he
pride and pretended reproof common
70 mothers Of only sons You must
not tease Lizzie
oh. she don't mind" the son de-
clared- Does she, Butler2" turning
to John, who stood q silent spectator /
Of the scene.
Clifford had been introduced to
Butler but moment ago yet had
already dropped the prefix OF Mis- I
ter" from his name
Butler Doesn't Unhend.
can hardly answer for Miss
Moore. Mr.. Chaplin" Butler said. /
stiffly.
he went out upon the veranda and
young Chaplin looked at Elizabeth 4
with a grin
Hes swallowed a poker and hasn't I
IT. 7 guess he observed /
He's got some opinion OF himself. 4
hasn't he2 Who is he, anyway. I
Mother seemed hardly to understand I
He is a friend OF Dr.. Wads's, be-
.ieves whom he has asked TO come /
here 10 try by scientific methods TO I
redeem the farm" Elizabeth informed I
him gravely.
clifford shrugged his shoulders
swell chance Of his doing thali" he {
sc0ffed.
There is every chance OF his do
ing Il. Elizabeth rejoined ANY
one can note the improvements he I
has started already"
cone would fancy he was 8 friend
OF Epurs as well as OF Dr.. Wade" the
man suggested.
she was annoyed to feel herself
blushing.
7 never met him or spoke 10 him .
until he came here" she said. and /
I have had only two or three con-
Fersations with him since then"
She followed Mrs Chaplin into the
lining ROOM resolved to end this in
terview.
She had been afraid this morning /
that Clfffard Chaplin would not play
the cousinly part she wished him TO
play. Now she feared. with a sink
ing heart, that he was going TO play /
e toe we'll
CTO BE CONTINUEB)