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0f all the children, big and us. tie, in the Green Forest the m5“ mischievous are those o; Bus”; tmd Mother Bear. It sometimes seems as it the middle name or “my We must be Mischief, and 1r it isn't it should be. It is a dull day when they cannot llnd some mischief to get into. To them it isn't mischief. not while they are dvlne it anyway. They are “just ImVhlS fun." Isn't it queer how often that which is fun to some is anything but fun to all their neighbors? It is still more strange how much alike in this respect some children and Bear cubs nrg

Mother Boar had hail llu b33435 ihl-i Year. All summer she had SW1 had with her the two cubs n; Inst year. Now in the late tall ihey Were approaching their m. and winter, im- lt was in winter that rtlhev had been born. To other-g O ie Green Forest folks they were still cubs altogether they were nnw so big that they felt, quiee 3"°“"h"hl> 811d would soon be wan,_ daring oit to make plows for them- selves in the Great world AL glgmhéh lhPy Still followed mother e f“ they were illllie independ. h - 601112 what they pleased when they nleased. whether she liked is or not. So now mother paid very little attention to them exceptln 22M“ hi}! Kat into trouble. rheii

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North made four-odd, but a lriy._ down game had been missed at hearts.

It hives not South who visas m5. SDOIISIIJIB (or bliisdlad result! He had opened titird-holtd with q "dead minimum," hence, it. would have been highly misleading for him to rebid, merely because North made a. two-over one regpQnsg, This response did not offset North's 0118111111 puss-tits trwo diamond bid Wmlld be quite correct on some such holding as

Q x x x U K _ QAKIXSj ‘xxx: -a,~.! ... If something like this was held by North. south would not. be happy if he bid two hearisi North, of course, would have to pass, and instead of having a reasonable play for two diamonds, North-South would probably suffer a substantial loss at two hearts. The fault lay entirely with North for not painting e better picture oi

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gontent to simply look over the pond and had gone about her busi- ness. he had too often seen Bea- ver dams and Ponds l° be m‘ terested in this one. But the cubs waded into the water and began splashing about, They splashed each other. They waded along the shore. Finally they stopped at the dam and wondered why time was water on one side and none on the other. One oi them spied in amour: the sticks oi which the (film ‘"5 largely built something white. Any- way It looked white in there among the dark colored sticks. Right BWBY he had to know what it. was He puied away some small sticks until he. could Push n new 1n and hook his claws into the thing. Isle tried to pull it out. Because at first he couldn't budge it he 105i hi5 tamper. with both pants he bczﬂh tearing MVZIY SUCKS ahfl ‘Fri-IL H” meant, to have that thing -ii he had t» tear the whole dam to 916095» He loosened the stuff around it and presently pulled it out. It was ngﬂiing but n short aspen stick from which Paddy the Beaver had gnawed the bark and then U564 the bare stick in the dam. MW!‘ an m, Iwﬂfk he had gone to to get it it was useless to the ﬂlh- HQ hit it with a palw and sen-t it ﬂying out (yn the water. Then for the first time he noticed that a small stream of ivater was cumin: through the dam where that stick had been. I-le poked at the place where the water was coming through and pulled out another stick. The water betlﬂh 1° Th“ faster. I»

"m!" called the cub to the other cub. "Come see what I'm £10m!- it is fun."

Of course the other cub canine in a hurry. The water b82311 W‘ 5W" out. Both cuhs went to work tear- ing out sticks and other stufl. making the hole larger: The vra-tei" came through (aster. It spattered in their faces. It was muddy Phil soon their coats were a sight. They didn't mind. They didn't mind at all. Soon the water was rushing thirough that hole. ‘they poker! their heads over the clam to niratch tho water swirl around as it was drawn down to rush throulh w" hole. Then they went back t0 making the hole bigger. Soon the water was rushing lhlVJllRIbSt) fast that the hand was heennnn; to grow smaller. The cubs chant- ndth-e this. It wouldnt have meant anything I-o them ii they had. But it meant everything in the world to two anxious folks in brown coats when they discovered that something was wronl and went, to see what had happened q;- vwu happening. The cubs were in the worst kind oi mischief. They dldn‘t know it but, thEY wouldn't have cared ii'_ihey had known. They were hzivinﬂ h!"-

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