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p l N1lCh reached F15 ears. ne heard SOW6t1lUU a' tle rele blue dlarord rhlch folneh the Sln le eye o these snatohes of dlalogue to ether, the 1rternet1ore DCVltO, ca1e to the P94112 t+on th a Hll1lOH J erd of the llhe. Ddorer Devl o was the IHCOHSUICUOUS P1gure exoe61t1oh party on the shlp He too, Va on 15 w o ply F15 race as a thlef and svl d r D V1tO a o pltal 1n Europe, but 80 far hu had xenevod to evo e 14d tlrned lS eyes to Ilch Solih ll TICH, enf P f1rst tr1p there. But alr Pay lt prom sed to 11 we uno rstood the fords oi Tom exd the others oorrt Goodo5e, Da ,' lom Wes Sdylnf to Mr Andr Aa W fou know lt and wt'll br1ng the 1dol of Jlb sure ou r1ng rtnllod. nThat's what I vent The last farewells wer I the Dluwon o 1 s se1 , c gangpl lk tmo ru e llp vowed out lnt wgen they r1achtd t lhcf remcmb red the 11' s r 1 Q feast vorthj of vhs gO1Hg to starch lOl r1nk 1HLO thohs lvos. Ol ther had over 0 os freet deal of oe led h t 1 P or o 11 L . h r CO'CO1V l Jane ShlVPTed, for tht' rfll vozos of om s lp roeo lor the est Xpoc1t1on perty were lelt L s, exocot rrol sor Col 1v r1nf fafelmll s they . o td lWtC L 1or ls th e om JC' D1 1n' o 1 h s r belHfS 1 Q gnarl 'lll' 'C l' 7 I t Phfn 1 old f h ruml li D .ld QJY' Q Q 'TP 1 ,J 'L' low Tlb and xaf on 1 vu 3 nt lo o fror h1s l ut ahen tlt t ldol of hu Jdnvl P xo rst1t1'h h C of thes x..O,1I flf .LI' 1 C QV1 mf' I 'TPS dargcr L 1 XUJL, 0 T H 1 1ro1r or V ual tr 1 tlx aG hor long . 4.11 011. t ff1r P o va lchv un 1 OVL 1' '- itz E f I' 1 1 I ll'tJ L,I'Cl' bl ' ' ' ' .L J Y.. 1 ' ' ' f f ' r Axe i . en 5 ' m , A , ' 1 . . ' r ' Y V ' U ' fi' 'X Y , 1. 1'.C lout the ' on ' M . 'f ' I 'fel le ' g J' f he , . 1 ' .' ' ' , 5 . '. , f ' 1. th , I ' - 't 3 ef' ' a 1. ' at . ' in olrs ire 1 ' ring' 2 ,A L ' , ' 'ig 't ' L' -', who t nee th ' 'Q' ' ' ' o Y , JFS ll' .aff ,f C' 1. 4. E, t A 1' t 'A 'o ' J4u'lo . e ' w m r - L e H e ' f ' ' 1 ' 1 no ':- 2 hoe the p l'.:. 1' h 1' 1 A h' 'ff ll ine ' 1 3 tJ'S wx , ,J F1 Q' ' ' ' e el' 'A .1 ' Le c pr i,ab1e 'wL - 1 'e 1 w ' . fxf ' A -1 ' 1,tly. I! e , d I rt I t - :I . Q, fc, . N1N,,! b Y Dafole 5 ' ' 1 9 ' ' 1 5 with us.n nde y b '.D bho: ' h d f J1ba,n Bemis? 2hl'e'S 1 'O ' wel' to eel' ' ' ' .J e N ' Cl' th ' 4 1 'WLS Q Lil ed fl'N3.3,f' '- W Q7 sx' 1 'Q ' 'C fha 'ver H ev 5 Ltt lfeg 5 gs. 'M ' e 4 the village of thu I 'eos, the parff was we' M- od. ' N5 I -. e el k'ro1f q'-, Prefess r M ,asg mylp, and . ., 1,-,F H -1 ,f 1 P11261 ll V 3 ' 'ner' 1 1' 'f perty .Q , ' fd' U J tlf lox' ' Jqbn, thc n:'lf s 53 1- to eh ' ' ' ' sl e e it ,f,M, , 1 4' D es o.y: Q 1.1 ' ,o1, and non, A ' H ' H Lena S. 4 11: dark.uss of tU1s r,yiol. Vhqy d l t 3 C Q Q their uicl nt 51-6 ' l..S: tit YV! jl1jQ S Q ds they o'l t a. 'oil 1 ov,r The ill., was no MI. 1 5.1 a .T . b,'1g to fo' 've y L A' al-, Lelst the juugl, life? tLsr,, 11d who had dared to enter the roqlon had neue tee: hegri from eg.' ' o 1 'f fei: of I so 1e'4',s ups :g,L Q' the Chee 1 J 'X T . socg one ' 323' .1 , A51 Lfz Rgxn d M' vxe' em 'y ' '- l st 1 1. jog-1':'.Ks All HCI. oo - of the cy ' ' ' ' 'Z' beninj ii the Villn', Cf the 'e,El ln no 1 V-, 't Des ':m1h, Jixe, H d T 5 12,49 tires NQYCT - l11Qv ' , 'V-1 a U mall d t t- he '13, 5 13, ' a'e ind s'eip1 'M 1 the I di' 5 jauglg gre thi .'.' . le thry- mLah'ohs mode their J y a 1,3 oerP'i1 p'tQvLjs, ehej bf age hwdre of 1 st unre vtlglles 'n th, forest, zs +E, L tgoy yer, the fir-t lknun T Lo 11' Mull p this Iilgf - tu? Hudgr the tpnll,i vines un' , 16 LT :, Thx e:.',xc ggletnefs H Le rn e:,h of iL5eAii15 .'J , unc gll hxse seereg KJ S,rse .'Q, 1UfQ'ng, 'lumen h they Said uothinp 'Lo it ' J ' 1 :n.s tiulb sol e 1 n-1. n . f fn, s41er.ed t'o eal. ' .. 1' ,1'g ass 1 l ' sudie. il'.g 'A the J1 thy tre htise 1.- ,J.C,. gud lfudo 3 n'S-1TG prpee el 'A tie he th, and the J :Pigf 1 'nd f.'lod ell f ', perfon- sta-dlug ihorqi '11i'T.'A1'.u U S-dvi ' t 1 A few weeks later, all arrenberents had been WGGG, and the expe G1ElOH party left Lew York aLoard a llner fo South H er ca There were pl ty oi frlends to see the off but tlere was also a tall, SiD1BtBT nan who stood behlnd Balker Andlens ald took lh all the CODV8TS8tlOn 1dOl of Juba and t.o nod Plttlng l t lcf Daoper s walt t the stood r e to oouth fmC'1C s halted WD fvtry J LM T 1L,I'1 s to he 1 s of t C' 'I xt tdrc, t ll 0 back Y J 'fIfVv , and or vo fa lCOm they t the towed tolr h J ha b Vond of llman C1 elm! lOHS, But 1 ay t oy 1? rs fDl rt y f o Q Vlll 5
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Suddenly, the stones of the man made wall began to crumble and fall apart, as the quake shook the wall to 1ts fOUDd8t10D' D6J1t0 was nearest to t e wall Tons of stone came tunbllng down atop the unlucky flgure of the thlef and would quake had stopped, and Tom, Jane, ron the ground and gazed at the tomb and eternal restlng place of 'A horrlble way to d1e Tom Jn store for us! be klller' A,'ew moments later, the and the Professor llfted themselves plle of rocks whlch non formed the Dapper Devlto' rfur ured 'but he had the same fate Suddenly, Jane yelled excltedly and polnted to the spot from whlch the wall had tumbled down There, standlng lwke an erect aveng lng god stood the ldol of Jube' A blue dlamond eleimed ln the center of 1ts forehead! The earthquake had uncovered the 1col, whlch had been standlng there under the pole of stones for C6HfUT1SS' The three were so exclted and happy, they could hardly talk stralght' But Tom soon recov red and made plans to carrv t ooden ldol back to the vlllage, where lt could then b sent on to the coast, and then to New York He bullt a lltter such as 1S used to carry bound anlmal llke a tlger then he and the ofe or P rled be 1 ol back through the Jungle to t e Intec Vlllage Great vas the vonder and Joy'whan the trlo entered the vlllage and told helr story of wb t had happened' Of course, Tom prled the blue dlamond loose from the 1dol's fore head,and h1d it carefully on hws person untll they should reach New York The money obtalned for the dlamond wa to be dlflded ln propor tion to the work of members of the expedltlon, wmth th Colemans and Tom gettlng the most' On board the shlp returnlng to the Un1ted Qtat s, Tom and Jane leaned over the ra1l1ng and looked out to sea Jane nas thoughtful NYou know, Tom, she sa1d 'I can't nelp ondcrlng why that earth quake occurred Just wheh lt d1d, and saved our 11V8S: Do you suppose the 1do1 of Juba had anythlng to do wlth 1t9' Tom shook h1s head 'We never r allv know when freaks of nature occur, why they do occur'H Then Tom laughed and sald Hlaybe Juba was tlred of hls tomb under the plle of stones and declded at that moment to break out' Anyway, lt sure came 1n tlme for us' I hope Juba w1ll l1ke h1s new home at the huseum Georve Bouchard Nlnter Tlme The cat comes 1n wlth snowv feet On her dellcate dalnty feet She vlll not stay, She coies to flnd Nh tever there 15 to eat She wlll not Crylng among Her e,es are AS she rubs stay she hears strxnge sounds the trees green 1F the fllckerlhg llght, agalnst our krees Corlnne McDonald J, f v ' ' ' 1 ' F - . , . U A 4. . . . . f' , ' V ' 1 .. . - C ' ' 1 I ' , .l ffl , A . - g ... x ' 3 1. C L. . . x . - . It . J. n 1 . . e 1 . - ' L he w . g ' . . C l . 5 . . . a U . . . ,H 1 A . . . . . 3 iz PS -ar tn- d s . 1 C L J L . . . E A . Q - .u. I . . I . . - . . d x . A. KJ S 1 .T . . - I J- L ' . ' 5 I l ' ' G ' . rs . u, V N. . . A 1' O 14 U YI ' 1 ' m 4- ' .- . , .. . . . . ' . . . .. . , . ' v 1 -. f . ,, L. - . .. -. C . 0 ' n ,. . . . Il , ,. . , A . . . C . ' l ' 'L n ulil- -...1-. , . . .. ' v . I V O 04 ' ' Ak V. A . .El , . n ' ' wr. . - y , . Q A . . Q Q U I , 1' , , 4 Y u . ' - - . , , V A L Cr '7 - . . I I I A
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