The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 306, Ed. 1 Monday, April 16, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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arms and started to glue them on
"How long will it be until I can
fightr asked the general weakly.
"Well," said Nick, “that's hard to
say. While your glue is rying, I
may as well take you to the Red
Cross hospital and paint you a new
eye— maybe you didn’t know it, but
something has knocked one of them
out. Also you need a patch on your
chin and a new top to your hat."
"My, my!” cried the poor general
"I must be dreadfully wounded. But
I don't feel a thing. isn’t it con-
venient to be made of wood and not
have any feelings? But if I‘m such
a cripple. I'd better lie down again
and have the stretcher bearers come
end get me "
Nancy tied bandages all ovep him
like the good Red Cross nurse she
was, and soon General Gold Braid
was on his way to tbe hospital to
get patched up.
"Please, sir!" said a new voice;
“what shall we do now?"
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and there stood a wooden officer
saluting.
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But before they knew it the cyclone was upon them Greet white
puffs came circling by. Jack looked about him and noticed that the
little Nut Fudges were gradually fading from his eight And Caracel,
too, was suddenly out of view. Flip clung close to Jack and con-
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forming into a queer mass just in front of Jack and his dog. Flip.
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CHAPTER 23
"Do you mean me?" asked Nick
"Yes, air. Now that we have no
general, we need a leader. We
don’t know what to do. I'm Colonel
Stiff Leg "
"Can"t you be general’" asked
Nick, "until General Gold Braid gets
better?'.
"No, sir!” answered the colonel;
"I can’t, because a general must
have a silver star on his shoulder
and I have only a silver eagle on
mine. It's painted and won't come
off. Can’t you be general, sir?"
"Who? Me?" cried Nick.
"Tea. air," answered the colonel
“AU you need l a cocked hat and
a sword. The Tinker Man will make
them for you. I‘m sure."
"Tea. Indeed!" said the Tinker
Man obligingly.
“But what will you do. Nancy?"
asked Nick. "I can't leave you."
"I tell you!" cried Nano, clasp-
ing her hands, "TH drive the am-
wulance- Lots of girls did in the
To Bo Continued.
(Copyright 1923 NEA Service, Inc.)
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