his face.

"What do you say we put the tent up in the heart of the interior? Then
we'll be able to find it in the morning. The unknown heart of the
interior seems to be the only place we can be sure of. At least it
always stays inside. Hand me that grocery box from the extreme
southern shore, will you? And another prune? The heart of my interior
demands another prune. Do you know, Discoverer, what I think? I think
I see a settlement. I don't know where it is because I don't know
which way I'm facing, but I'm certainly facing a settlement--or at
least I was a second ago. There it is again. I think we're nearing
the coast of Japan; I see a Japanese lantern. That's funny. Did we
pass the Philippines?"

"I don't know," said Brownie. "We passed Corbett's Lumber Yard."

"The Philippines are farther along," said Townsend; "they're the second
turn to our left. If this island hits Japan they'll grab it; I have a
feeling that they'll grab it like the island of Yap."

"_I've got an inspiration! I've got an inspiration!_" shouted Pee-wee
in a voice of thunder. "I know where we're at. That's Mr. Skybrow's
place down there. He owns a lot of railroads and things! They're
having a lawn party there to-night!"

"Are they having anything to eat?" Townsend asked quietly.

"Yum, yum--m-m-m!" said Pee-wee. "They have everything. Once I went
to Minerva's birthday party and I couldn't go to school all next week,
that's how much they have to eat there. Get the clothes-sticks. Get