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Alas, how oiten peoplel wait To give a warning just too late! -—Ghatterer the Red Squirrel

Chatter-er the Red squirrel and Sammy Jay are not iriends. Nor are they enemies. They quarrel and make trouble ior each other. but at the same time each is ready to give warning i! he sees the other in danger o! which he is not aware. Perhaps they are too much alike to be real Iriends. Both are lull o1 mischief. Both like to spy on their neighbors. and of course that. means each other. Neither hesi- tates to help himseli’ when he hap- pens to ilnd the hidden supplies oi’ the other. Both are thrifty. You didn't know that Sammy Jay puts food sway for luture use. He does He doesnt have storehouses like

Chstterer. but he does tuck acorns and other things away here and there when lie happens to ﬁnd more than he can use at once. Whether he remembers where he

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"It is Buster Bear." thou|§ Sammy as he drew near the pleoe where Chatterer was making so much noise. A moment later he caught sight of Buster Bear. He was pulling a rotted stump to

puts them I don't. know. Perhaps

pieces in search of insects that love to live in rotted old stumps

he trusts to his sharp eyes to {ind l He dldn-b ca" what kind they gm" “1i“‘“1“1““1‘ nhied°ii1m°h ‘énnigm be. Ants ivotild be good. l-le f“? Willi °" F e 5°“ 11s very iorid oi Ants. 1t takes a ° l‘ 5 °“’“ ‘° "a lot o! them n» be at all filling. That

Sammy, having nothing in par- ticular to do, was trying to make up his mind where to go to (ind some excitement. Sammy loves ex- citement. When anything exciting is going on in the Green Forestl Sammy is pretty sure to be therei looking on. even taking part it he is sure he can without too much danger. Sammy was over in the Old Orchard, which is near the‘ Green Forest. There u-as nothing; exciting there now. Sammy had‘ about decided to go over to the, Old Pasture when he heard thei voice of Chatterer over in the‘ Green Forest. It was taint because l of distance but not so iaint but‘ that Sammy knew instantly that Chatterer was excited and was scolding some one. That was enouQh. Sammy's blue and white wings were promptly taking him over to the Green Forest.

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There is a time for desperate boldness, and a time tor strategic

retreating. south in today's deal should learn this lesson. seem, dealer. __ _. Both sides vulnerable. 3 K 1o a n" ls a z g a 1o 9 5 4.9 o p e e 4 a e A J’ p Q J N I A 8 d O Q 7 W E O K 4 q, A K r s q, Q 1o s s 7 2 4 3 A K Q 10 8 7 5 2 Q 4 ' ~ Q A 8 6 8 2 Q1; ‘flu voiding: South West North Bast 1 4 Pass 2 o ‘Pass a 4 Pass 4 Q Pass 4 Q Pass Pass Double Peso Pass Peas

West opened the club king. South ruiied and, in an effort to "steal“ a heart trick, promptly led his singleton. Unfortunately for him, the only result of this eiiort was to lose out badly in the "timing" East won with the heart ace and continued with clubs. Declarer again had to rufi. Now the spade king knocked out the ace, and a third club ruff reduced declarer to West's trump length. The queen oi spades dropped East/s Jack, but this was oi little value-South still had to establish his diamonds. He played the ace and a low diamond, uri- blockilig tn dummy. East won and forced declarcfs next - to - last trump with another club. Now, on a diamond play to dummy. Weet_ niiied in and iorced declarefs last trump with a heart return. South had to surrender the last two tricks, because West had the only trump and a good club.

South could have saved 500 points of the Soil-point penalty by resign- ing himself to defeat and trying to salveie whatever was possible. It. was obvious that there was a minimum of two spade losers, one heart, and one diamond in the com- bined hands. Even if deciarer could steal the heart trick, he would re- quire remarkable breaks to hold his other losers to three tricks. Hence, after ruiting the first club

is why he looks for a nest o! them, one that he can tear or dig open.

Then he can lick them up in big

numbers with every sweep o! his tongue. Some kinds oi Ants live in old rotted stumps such as this one.

There might not be any Ants in this stump, but there might be Beetles or grubs oi some kind, and Buster isn't fussy about his iood. Anything he can eat will do.

"A hig person like me with a hi: appetite can't afford to be fussy about what he eats. especially when food is scarce and getting more so." says Buster. Oi course he

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Neal" him. clinging head down to the trunk o! a tree. was Chat- tcrer, and how his saucy tongue was ﬂying! He was calling Buster names and daring him to try to catch htm. Sammy was tempted to Jeer too. but didn't. He didn't want Buster or Chatterer to know he was around. l-ie wanted to see how bold Chatierer might be. It oculd be exciting.

But Qhatterer wasn't too bold. and Buster paid no attention to him but went about his business as if he neither saw nor heard Chatterer. There is no surer way oi getting rid of unpleasant atten- tions than to ignore them. There is no excitement or furl in being ignored. Buster Bear ignored Ohatterer. Alter s. while the letter gave up. He was hungry. Not isr away he had a storehouse well filled with beechnuts. He scam- pered over to it. Without his being aware of it. Buster Bear (ollewed. Just assilently Sammy Jay fol- lowed Buster Bear, They didn't have far to go before wminl in sight oi a quite tall stub oi! e dead tree. Hanging from a small hole in it was something red. It was Chatterers tail. He had forgotten to draw it in alter him. _

At the top oi his lungs Sammy shrieked a warning. It was too late. Yes, sir, it was too late. Bustnr Bear had seen that tail and in a Jiify was ‘over at that". dead stub with a hungry gleam in his eye as he looked up at that red tail.

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