Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
DREAMLAND -
ADVENTURES
THE GYPSY DOGS
ny ID ".DY
CHAPTER VI
LITTLE Phil

CHAPTER vi
Ann and Little PM
IIr Sa pIiPKINs bafked proudly
ToD ns told Peggy and ls, Bi,ly IN" ,ne
q, ~ ~ lady Ann, the pea',m .ss ovnsv
s'o.s had been saved from '"' ''
dogs py 'I Ann wouldn't leave Littls
Lazy "a Todd,e, "and when she tolo
rn. .. tale to shep, my ia'1 %nrse thew
n.. ~..y prince, the stolen
urs .ar..d she was right ro, n house
asre'. ,,,, seems that Lady Ann was 'V ,,,.,o
" sv, ~ had been the guardian OF h'''o
dos, a,u o- aimee he was a baby
Phil eve, ,..,. phil was lovely boy. pu.
bt,,o ,r. o. run away declared Lazy
D. ,,. telling her story. one one Wy W, nan
Ann. ..son,d have been taking ms nap' @
he snVs ..,od down stairs, and out INTO
he 'ro'., row. tried to get him to go oaok,
the stless s.. bs wouldn't do that, oarked
ana w'., folks would hear. But every
,Uusy Oro was busy, and no one 'a' "
answer. -,.,, and out into the
pO"m w ,.ondered little Phil. iaSgn'ns, aug y.
country and picking flowers. nen ,nent m ae
pay,nss p,r ssired and lay down s,r., Iu a aharp
shsm s,sen I guarded nm ,xso might come
eye out for some nIro o"b home me
along 70 ~, .a a covered wagon drove UP,
| "F1nalsd dar,s people, of a KIND I nae
| In II Were hefore, They stopped ahu
never ., little Phil, saying what rS .0verS
lookep, ,a was They spoke OF 1m,,ap
paVSS y tSev should take MN holhe .he,oht they
they were ,,,ndness to the lad by carry.
might 40 hack to his parents, for might
was ,SSSInniss SSnlis this, I made no fuss when
I,nusd him Up and put him IN tne
mean tmeE They started toward .o"h' ,be, pu,
wSsn they came to a oorhfr tried q
turned in another rod diresi,U tsHem the wrong
ten e,,nw hut when they paid no attentioh
surns % fear that all was not rignt-
oeseth meant evil instead OF goou;
'ha' I'M hsrked at the horses ana trlea
n stop them, but they went right on AZ
q gallop ,ro, and miles through the
SnIioved them, coming at last
counJ' .hJs' ,iace. Here little Phil woke up
10 ,'',e hacause he cried and would not
sn,a snr envthing to do with these dark
naon,a that cruel man they call fed
peter was going to whip him.
~ sprang to guard him, as was my
av,v ana YOU know the rest
~ adv Ann then gave Shep, my
% ,ber such a look that he felt fully
| rewarded for all he had done.
I'VE must try TO escape saio iatneI'
But when they came to LOOK arouno,
thew found that the gypsies were
/ strongly guarding little Phil
az will stay with you here, said
father TO Lady Ann. I will protect you
from all harm In the gypsy camp, anc
when the chance for escape comes we
will all fee together, little Phil. you,
and L, and father gave Lady Ann
look Of love, for he had already lost his
$50 my father stayed in the gypsy
camp as boss Of the dogs, and Lady.
Ann stayed guarding little Phil, anc
Gray Prince stayed because he would
not 20 home without my father.
"The change to escape was long In
coming, and In the meantime my father
and Lady Ann were welded, and later
! was born. An6 now am very
hungry, and I'll have to have my sup
Der. Ii feel like 1t after that, I'll
tell you the thrilling story Of how we
all escaped from the gypsy camp
Saying this Toddie PuplSins began
vigorously to dig for a buried bone.
while Peggy and Billy waited patiently
to hear the rest of the story. What
they heard will be told next week.