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THE COURAGF. OF MOTHER LOVE When danger threatens those heldi dear. i For their a nir-zher kit.-an no fear. -Mother Bear.l

At the edsze of the Green Forest itood Mother Bear lnnlung out at the home of those whom she had learned to fear. and so to hate --i he home nr those two-leg:pzed' zi-eatures called Men. She had hadi very little to do with Men, buti ihat little had been enough to: kill her with fear and hate. Shel lad seen them in the Green For-1 2-51. hllnlfng others with dreadful: iruns. and had lierself been shot. at. and wounded. though not badly. 5 Of the folks who live in the Green 1 Forest she was afraid of none. But 0' those. two-leszucd folk. she wasy very much afraid The l'!".V scents of them tilled her with (Mr and rage, Whenever in the Grrrn For- est. she caught. the faintest. Man scent. she slipped mar s:lcnil.V and "mpidly. Now. here. we .as look- ing out at 'the home oi these dread- ful folk. muiltl see some n! 'hem movin: about" ff-2' aWA.i' was a village.

Mother Bear was tnginz to make up her mind what to do She had hunted all thrntiqli the Green For- .,t for her last Fulxs, twn ?'.r- lwlack imps who had dtsohcjsed her. and 50 had beconie lozt Froni tim." to time she had fmmd a hit of their scent or other signs that had led her on until now she could 20 no fartfher without polite; right out into the open where she was sure ..d..?....;.-......

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5 to 7 P'M' oouple. of minutes she hard 1 9 . second voice. It meant that both Mr. Emmett 0JnWa.v.Gx'een Road. P7105 309 than cub, wgfg gun. and in spent. Sunday evening, April 12th.. trouble. Mother Bear hurried. one at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. --.-e---e--s Joseph Kelly.

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The Cubs had been right there where she now stand; her noae - Bhe hurried to the shed and round

the door.

d..d.?L.d.L-;..d.. was going straight toward a fann- yard. She walked through a garden. She climbed the fence into another garden. and crossed ll. So she reached a iarmyard in which were several buildings. among them an old shed. It was from that shed that the balwling or those little Bears was ooming She didn't even look to see if she was being watch- ed by those ieared and hated two- legged folk. It would have "taken courage to have come there in the night when it was dark. but here she was in broad daylight. She hurried to the shed and found the door. It was closed and there was no way for her to open it. she called to the imps inside. Their bowling stopped and was re- placed by little cries of pleasure. Mothrr had come and now their troubles were at an end! Mother would get them out of there. and take them back in the Green For- est. But, would she? Could she? Mother herself didn't know.

Kelly s Cross and I O C Vicinity Mr. and Mrs-. James Quinn. Em- myvale. were welcome visitors to Kelly's Cross. Sunday, April l2th..

guests at the home of their d8ll(.'ll- ter. Mrs. Francis MacDonald.

be now? She lmaw they were not behind

meant they muiit. be somewhere out among the places where those hated folk lived. Just in front: 01 her was pasture in which were some Cows. She stepped out into the pasture. The Cow: anew her. They put up their tails and gallop- cd to the far side. Mother Bear paid no attention to them. She liarrllv gave them a look. Slowly, a bit iiiicertalnly, she moved items the. end of the pasture. some- thing told her that she was going 1” the right direction. Perhaps We wiil call it instinct. Anyway. she. soiiiehnw knew that the Cube had zonr this way. she climbed a fence.

an nrrhard. Slhe was at the (not of the very tree in which a short time helm-e those-Cuba had been lcawzlit. She stood up and emelled of that tree on all added. She got the scent. and knew that the imps n.' mischief had been up in that tree But she could also get (510 Mar. smell very strong. so vtrong low it almost drowned the scent of mo little Bears. And she 30' run hm scent. 'lO0. What did it nioan" What had become of Taddv Bear and Totty Bear? Had they been killed? Or had they simplv been taken away? The hair alom: Mother Bears back and shoulders stood on end. she growled and .:rowled as she shifted and sniftfed. She circled. but there was no long- lier any scent of the Oulba to be itound. What to do now? Suddenly. she prioked up her ms. She stood as still :4 i1 carv- She was sure she

Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Keefe and family. Kinknra. were welcome visitors to Kelly's Gross. on Sun- day, April 12th.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carraglier and Mr. and Mn. Stephen Smith.

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ihad heard the cry of a. little Bear.

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iiioiliing. Then in the distance she heard it again. There waa no doubt

iahnut it now. it was the bowling

int one of the Cuba. she moved ritiickly in tliat direction. In A

stone.

Mr. Raymond Stordy spent a very enjoyable evening on Sunday. 12th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nantes. Maplewood

The Messrs l”eter Hughes and Maurice MacDonald were recent visitors to the City on business.

Mr. Clarenceiqctirley and family pied up to noon Monda-Vt or Kelly's Cross guests at the home Green Bay on Sunrlay. April 12th. 5 and rates. apply:-- The Messrs Owen Oazrmgher

MacDonald. Adrian Smith

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and mloaeph Ooady attended a dance in , ,0 the Cm.

Mr. Maurice Coady made a trip

Mr. Leonard MacDonald. Ein- myvnle, made a flying visit to

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By Josephine Cluberuon O-Dtiftk WHY GUESS?

South could have insured his slam in the following hand by running a very slight risk. Instead. he relied on a ahee: guess - and went wrong.

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West selected his natural open- ing lead. the king of spades. South won, drew three muiids of trumps. and then. hearing in mind Weat'a spades overcall. decided to "place" the key-card diamond queen with West. so he cashed the diamond nice. then finessed to the jack. East. who had been feeling pretty low about the whole thing. lost no time in producing the diamond queen. and his spade return settled the matter for down one.

South was rather indiscreet when he relied on such slender evidence in Westks spade overcall to place the queen of diamonds. Moreover. isoiith didn't have to do any gues- .alniz about the diamond situaltion E-- he could have used the follow- ing plan with virtually no risk, When West failed to the second trump lead. South should not draw the third round - there was a. crying need for dummy'a third trump. The logical move was to cash the king and ace of clubs. tonly if West had started with six club: would this maneuver go wrong, by incurring a. rut! on East's part.) Then, it would be safe to ruff away one or dummy: low clubs and to lead a diamond to the king: in Order to ruff dummy: last club tin case West had held (our olubs.l Now. with the stage properly act. south should simply exit with the spade jack. West. in with the queen. would have it sorry choice of re- turns. 1! he led another spade. South would discard the diamond ten while ruiiing on the board: if West elected to get out with a diamond. the lead would come up to south: A-lo for an auto- matic hnese.

I:.l.ly-is Craig on Sunday. April l2tli.. guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice MacDonald. ' The Meaara Joseph Candy. Bt.' Clair and Linux Smltfh were visitors? on Saturday, April llth.

Mr. Len returned tn v Kelly's Cross after spending a week in North Wlltshire.

The dance wl-icih was held in Kelly's Cross School Easter Monday under auspices or the C. W. L. was largely attended owing: to the condition of the roads.

The Misses Vivian and Agnes Trainor, attended the recent teaclieris convention in Charlotte- town.

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