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Wisdom when i-tMdvoe-sxft know, Moves with caution always slow. —Oid Mother Nature.

Out on the Big River three Ducks. fully grown but young, this being their first flight south, watched a flock coming toward them, flying low over the water Would they stop or would they keep on? The three watched anx- iously. For seve a1 days they had been looking for a flock that they might join. The flocks they had

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started out. with their own ﬂocks, had been broken up and scattered by dreadful guns. There was still a long long way to go to reach the Sunny South and they wanted to 11y with others led by those who knew the by and the dangers and how to > .t them.

"Quack. tllllltfk, quack!" ‘That call was coming from the great bed 0! wild rice along one shore. would these newcomers heed it and atop? They passed the anxious young watchers as it they had no inten- tion of slivpgiing. Sadly disap- pointed the three turned to watch them grow slllallel‘ and smaller down the 13;; River. They turned just. as lire three were giving up hope. Now they were growing big- ger andbiggcr. Back they came.

on the water, They were Mallard Ducks and at their head were Mr. and Mrs. Quack.

Slowly the three young Ducks swam to meet them. "Who are' y'all?" she asked. l They explained and ‘somewhat timidly asked if they might Join her flock. she said they were wel- come. She wanted to know why they hadn't joined another flock riding on the water Just outside the ped o! rice.

“We were thinking of doing it whirl we saw you coming," said

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Wesifopened the gppdg ‘fgﬁn tShouth led East's queqn M14 bu; 9 made ace was knocked out Onmtesfs return. carer cashed his {our heart gricks. discarding a gpgd, 3mm ummy while East relinquished the three and five of dlamondg, (Experts do not reveal their hold. 1m with high signals in cases or this sort. East did not want u, m1 the declarer where the diamond M118 Wes; he reasoned. shrewdly,

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that this information would be of little Value to West) South now led and fineeeed the club jack. East won with the queen, but he did not automatically re. turn his tour of spades. to let wage cash his two tricks in that suit, East saw a splendid to throw dust into South's 9y“, who could not know that East had another spade unless he led it. Bo, setting the trap cleverly. East uh. QIBSMUIIBIY returned a. club. South. on lead with the elubten. could not be blamed at mgtd}. point duplicate for feeling that he should not be satisfied with nine trim- Annarentlr. East had no more spades and the diamond fin.

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“They wouldn't" said Mn. Quack with a twinkle in her bright

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them to good eating with for all. it talked to them as i! t ey were long lost friends.

The other members oi’ the flock swam about unueaslly. They had ilown long. hard and tar that day They were tired. They were hungry. A couple began swim- ming toward the rce. Mrs. Quack

"When are we going to eat?" asked one im- patiently-Kt

“When l is safe to." replied Mrs. Quack.

“If it isn‘t safe now it never will be." protested another. "If it wasn't safe that one wouldn't. be calling over there in the rice and those other Ducks wouldn't be sitting there so quietly. Fm hungry and I want to eat.”

All the other: but Mr. and Mrs. Quack nodded in agreement. They were impatient. Hunger makes‘ people impatient. All were, young. most 0t’ them the children of Mr. and Mrs. Quack. and all making their first flight to the Sunny South. So far their leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Quack with the wisdom of long experience had kept them out o! trouble. The flock had lost, but one member, a iaggard who had been overtaken by a Duck Hawk. so well had they been kept out of trouble that they had seen little of the dreadful things that can happen to Ducks on the long journey from their northern homes to the Sunny South.

“We'll rest out here and eat later after dark." quacioed Mrs. Quack.

"We oould rest and eat at the same time." one protested.

"There ls a Muskrat swimming close to that rice. l! there was anything to be afraid of over there he wouldn't be doing that." said another.

They watched the Muskrat. Just

u he got opposite the place from which throse teasing calls were earning he suddenly dived, slap- ping the water xvith his tail as he went under. “I thought so." said Mrs. Quack. and the others wondered what she meant. "We'll stay out here until after dark" she added.

‘rho next story: ‘The Filer."

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