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ADVENTURES
Felks of the Weeds
By DADDY
Jack and Janet, tchlle in the iroedt
are ttiina en their netet by a flying
ant. The mngle poiien from thit
sting make them at small at antt.
The tame thing happens te their
degt, Teddie Pupkint and Johnny
Hull, and te their penict, Trisic and
Tepty. Antt caich them and lake
them into the ant city.
CHAPTER V
The Ant Queen
THE Ant Queen frowned upon Jack,
Janet, Teddle I'upltlns. JeltnnV
;Bull, Trlxla nnd Topsy when thejr were
brought befere her.
"Who arc thcwi felkB?" she nsked In
'the queer sign IniiKunge of the nuts.
Hl.ie didn't say a word, but talked with
her feelers and yet Jack and Janet un
derstood exactly what she said.
"They nre new Mares," answered one
of the nnt. "They were caught In
the weeds with the magic polseu of Fly
lng Wizard Ant, and he sends them te
,you as n present."
The Ant Queen frowned mere darkly
than before, and her feeler twitched
crossly as Hhe answered: "If Flying
Wizard Ant thinkH he has pleaRed me.
he hnsn't ft bit. Mere slaves mean mere
work for me In training them, and I am
net a worker ant."
The Ant Queen glared at Jnnet. "Yeu
shall be a nursemaid and tend te ant
bablen." Raid the Ant Queen. Then she
turned te ack and the dogs. "Yeu
shall watch our cows," she said te them,
and her eyes went en te Trlxlc and
Teimt. "Yeu shall carry feed te our
storehouses."
Then. nB if she had done a big day's
work the Ant Queen Kank back with
closed eyes.
The ether nnts hustled Jack and
Jaricf, the dogs and the ponies out of
the Ant Queen's chamber. Jack and
the two degn were put te work watch
leg three of the ants' cows. And very
miocr-leoklnz cows they were mere
tike Insects than real cows. And, In
deed, they were Insects that the nnts
had caught and trained.
Trlxie and Topsy were trotted off
te Jein precessions of worker nrttH carry
ing feed te inside caverns.
As for Janet, she wns shoved Inte a
long chamber tilled with tigly ant babies.
Janet liked babies and she had thought
!u babies could be ugly, but tin-no ant
Imblcs were certainly far from pleasant.
They were mere like round, fat worms
than like real babies.
Janpt was put te work looking after
one fat baby. The baby was very cress,
and Janet couldn't keep it quiet, though
she petted t nnd sang te it.
Janet worried ever this nnd didn't
knew what te de. Then she felt at
gentle touch en her arm, and looked
around te see a pretty creature looking
down at her with kindly eyes. The
creature wns shaped like a deer, but It
was the sUc of nn ant.
"Feed the baby." whispered the pretty
rtesr te Janet, nnd then she showed
Janet hew. Hhe get milky honey from
a closet in the nursery and this she
forced into the fat baby's mouth. Janet
then noticed this was the way all the
ether slave nurses were feeding the ant ,
babies.
"Yeu are a new slave, I see," his '
pored the pretty deer te Janet. "And
like myseir you are unuer me speii 01
the magic poison of Flying Wizard
Ant. Peer, peer child 1"
"Who are you. and hew did you get
here?" asked Janet; for the deer seemed
much different from the ether slaves.
"I was a free deer In the weeds,"
answered the slave sadly. "And I was
the Dear Deer of a very handsome buck.
We were te have been mnrricd in the
spring, but en our very wedding day I
wns stung en the nese by Flying Wizard
Ant. Ills mnglc poison made me the
size I new am, and I have been a slave
ever since."
"Oh, eh, is there no way te get out
of this ant city and away from these
dreadful babies," cried Janet. "I de
net want te be a slave."
Dear Deer looked nreund te Bee that
no one wns listening. "Yes. there is a
way," she whispered. "I'll tell you
nbeut It."
(What the slave deer whlRnered. and
hew they burst out of the ant city will
be told in the next chapter.)
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