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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 19,

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Disobedient Children

By Olive Roberts Barton

"Tommy Smith, where are you going?"

"Over to the playground. I'm hot and they have the shower on." "You'll do no such thing! Didn't I tell you to stay and watch for the egg man while I go down street?" The eyes of the little boy and hia mother met in a challenge. His promised nothing-hers promised much.

"Now mind, if you go I'll whip you. You stay right here t get back."

Two hours later Mrs. Smith re- turned. There was no Tommy but there were eggs. The thoughtful countryman had left them on the a basket covered with porch, in

grape leaves.

Incident Forgotten. Mrs. Smith changed her clothes. Then she said, "I wonder where I guess he's all Tommy went. right though, Maybe he has gone over to the playground."

She was too busy thinking about the dress she had bought to re- member what had taken place be fore she left,

Tommy came trailing in after a while. He, too, had forgotten the Incident if it had registered at uli.

"Go and wash your feet and get dressed, dear. Put on your brown shirt. It's still clean enough."

"Can't I wear my blue shirt and grey pants? I'm going to a movie

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

10, no, it meant U.D.C. (anag.). A 'Ware wet

Hent measure,

11 I clear of leaving about half the

Toster.

12 An erect re-arrangement to pass

into law again.

11 There are no thin.

15 I put you all in a tremble, 10 Tried and tested where fool n

always a penny.

18 As

a rule, wild conjectures won't get you far in solving a clue. but try them for once.

21 The message is, that a mean of it involved the miss of a ma of wealth.

22 Where, as the Romans snid, is the heart of this part of Africa. 24 I put you in "the cart for an

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28 It's to his name as a song-writer

that one turns.

29 "The Sundowner's End: or, He

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30 The bridge I leap with such contortions goes-from isinmal to island.

Down

2 Just think, with nothing

just long.

3 Beyond (prefix).

4 A very palite chucker-out.

16

"A 'Granta'" (anag).

6 Gossips,

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It's apparent in the covort.

8 Neat Meg ran, pa (anag.).

10 Unlucky accident.

13 Parisian nights in Tunis. 17 Greek under the tiles.

Abject.

10

20 Rouse up and take this

before you go.

21 A

cup

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28 Shown how to make bears lower. 25 Strap:

24 Many things turn on this in the

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with Ted,"

"I said brown." "Blue!"

"Thomas! You'll do what I say. If you dare to put on your blue shirt I'll spank you. And I'll tell your dad how disobedient you've been, too. Mind, now!"

Sho went for the reape book, couldn't find what she wanted, and went out to the yard to ask Mr. Janes how much flour she put in banana frittera.

Mrs. Joncs had some news. The two neighbours talked for half an

hour.

Tommy came out in his blue shirt and grey trousers,

"How nice you louk, Tommy," sald Mrs Jones. "Blue's lits col- our."

"Don't turn his head, Mrs. Jones," said Tommy's mother proudly, "Yes, I like him in bluo,

too."

This time she remembered about her recent order, but sa it happen- ed things had turned out to suit her. One thing she had forgotten, however, was her threat.

During the day the boy's mother had threatened several times. Not once did sho keep her word.

Tommy knew she wouldn't, or at least if she did the chances were small they were worth tak

ingle also knew that when she gave in order she didn't expect him to oboy. You could see it in her eyes, hear it in her voice, tell it by her words, Sho unknowingly gave him a choice and he made It to suit himself.

Now Mrs. Smith was # good mother, but who was laying. had laid, indeed, a solid foundation for trouble.

Nothing la gained and much is lost by threats never kent. Threats put this way are really pathetic. It in a mother's appeal for a con- trol she lacks. They really work the other way about.

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