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Rusty tho Fox Squirrel is big. That is, he is big for a Squirrel, In fact he is the biggest member oi’ the Squirrel family in all this lovely great land oi ours. Beside him Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel looks as small as Chatter-er the Red Squirrel looks beside Happy Jack. ’ Happy Jar}; has a big tall, a tail he is proud of l-lis big couhin has a bigger lfili. bigger for his size oven. And oi course he is proud of that tall. ‘i is so big and bushy that some folks are re- minded of the biz hushy tall n! Reddy Fox. his nose and his toes warmer as he calls it because in cold weather when he lies down for a nap he curls that big bushy tall around him and luck-i his nose and toes under it. Perhaps it is because oi his big bushy tall that Rusty lr railed the Fox Squirrel. Of course, he is all Squirrel and has nothing w-hat-wei" to do with Foxes l! he can help himself, and, usually, he can Now being so much bigger Rusty is heavier than his cousins, and

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East-West in today's deal ivere shamefully outmaneuvered in both the bidding and the plavl

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North's double of four hearts was lriexcusably optimistic, but it was also extremely favourable to hi; own side, because It kept the opponents from bidding (and making) s six- heart contract! However. West him- self was s big contributor to the outcome -his highly reduiridani. leap from one spade to four hearts kept his partner and himself from discovering the perfect flt o: their hands. If West had bid normally. South either would have hail to concede a slam. or pay a very large penalty to outbid the opponents. s

West opened his top dlsmond. East put up the king and shlitcii to his lowest heart. West knocked out the heart ace, and. decliixer then led a. trump from dummy. Last ducked. and West took the queen with the king.

Now that dummy was entrylcss. West could afford to lead another diamond, and did so. Declare:- ruffed East's ace and led a second trump. which went to East's blank ace. East returned g heart. and when deciarer ruffed this. he was down to two trumps, while West still had one trump.

South. for want. of a better isy. drew West's last trump and en led the ciub queen. All West had to do was duck this lead, letting his partner win the king and return another heart, but for ome un fathnmahle reason-perhaps because he had not. counted trumps _ West put u,p the club ace. Now nls lead of a high heart did Soutl- no harm, because after he ruffei nnrl led another club to remove East's king. East had the sorry choice or

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is not as spry as they are, not as quick and light 0n his ieet Heavy folks never are. So u-lulr. be is a tree squirrel, nienllllig that he is at home in trees, he .sn't quite as much at home there as are Happy Jack and Cliaticrer. He cannot get around quite sr: fast. He isn't. quite so nimble. He is sometimes just a 'lltl.!c clumsy.

Ohatterer the Red squirrel is, as you know, never happier tlmii when he ls scolding or quarrclliig with some one. He has a tiicr- oughly good time making a nul- sance of himself; making things unpleasant for other people. some folk are like that. They see-n to enjoy being disagreeable to others. Ohatterer has no respect at all ior his bigger cousins; Happy Jaw, n‘ the gray coat and Rusty the Flu Squirrel. He. "likes to make thincs miserable for them, especially ici- Happy Jack.

This time it was Rusty whom Chatterer was scolding and calling names. Some one had found one of Chatterers storchouses and emptied it of the acorns Chatterer had stored there. It was Sammy Jay who hiu-l done it. but Chat- terer didn't know that. Ho was sure it was one oi his cousins, but. he didn't know which one to blame. So he scolded all of them and called each oi them a thief and other names.

At first Rusty paid no attention to Ohatterer. Chatterer grew bolder. He became more impu- dent and saucy. He threatenel to drive his big cousins away from that part of the Green Forest al- though Rusty was three tlmes his Size. At lest Rusty lost his tom- per and started for Chnttercr. This was just what Uhatterm wanted. He. raced up a tree with Rusty close behind him. "Thleil Thief! Can't catch mei Thief! Thief!" shrleked Chntterer. taking care not to get far enough ahead. to discourage Rusty, but keeping provokingly Just out of reach. Up the tree they raced. way toward the top. Out along n slender branch toward the tip rar.

Ohattei-er. Small as he was it bent under his weight. - "can't catch me! Can't catch me!" he shrieked. Rusty, ton angry lo think oi anything but catching his pro-

voklng small cousin and teaching him a lesson he wouldn't forget, ran after him. The limb was slender, it bent badly under his weight just as Chatierer lightly leaped across to the tip of another even more slender limb. caught hold of it and pulled himself up on it. "'I‘hiafi ‘Pi-lief!" he shricked. runnnlng back to the trunk of the tree and up a little higher. Rusty. heavy and clumsy, loci. his footing on that; slender limb. it bent and swayed up and down. l-le lost his grip, slipped and fell. 11 you should fall ten feel. it would be a bad fall. If you should fail 20 feet it would be a very bar! fall. If you should fall 30 feet it would be a terrible fall and bones amost certainly would be‘ broken. Rusty fell 40 feet. He. fell hick down, turned in the air so as to land on his feet, hit the grnuir! with a thump and ran off as it‘ nothing had happened.

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