pretended to divide him down the middle, so each one might have part of the wagging tail, and part of the barking head. It was more fun owning a dog that way.
Up jumped Splash into the back of the auto-moving van. He stretched out on a roll of carpet that was to be spread over the board floor of the big tent, and went to sleep. But first Bunny had given him some sweet crackers to eat. Splash was very fond of these crackers.
The automobile was going down hill now, and when it reached the bottom it came to a stop again.
"What's the matter now?" asked Mother Brown. "Does the auto want another drink?"
"No, not just now," answered daddy. "Something has happened this time."
"Oh, I hope nothing is broken!" said Mrs. Brown.
"Not with us," answered her husband. "But there is an automobile just ahead of us that seems to be in trouble. They are stuck in the mud, I think."
Bunny Brown and his sister Sue, their
