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By Thornton THUNDERER GETS AN ANSWER

Love is jealous. Wrong or right, have is ready for a night. -Old Mother Nature.

On a Iiiossy olri lug dnep in the Green Forest, Tliiiiidcror the Ru - fed Grouse hnri been dmmmirig. Like distant thiiiirlor, the sound of his drumming had rolled t.hmu;gvh the Green Forest. and had been heard by many ears. Now Thuridcrer was striitting. Yes, sir, he was .-vtruttiiig. Ii, was as if he was P,VPI'lfl5l'.llgl)' proud of what he had been doing. Perhaps he

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head stretched as high as possible: he was listening. He listened and listened. but there was no sound. Aywny, the lone Grow didn't hear any sound.

Then Thunderer began to-drum once more. His stout wings flew up and down, up and down, up and down. so fast they were just a blur. and the sound like distant thunder went rolling all through, the Green Forest.

"How in the world can he make his wings go like that and stitl stand still? Why don't they take him right up in the air?" wonder- ed the lone Crow,

But they didntt take Thimderer up In the alr.'rhe,v did nothing but make that rolling thunder. Thunderer stopped drumming, and once more stood still listening. This time there was an answer. some- where in another part of the Green Forest there was another drummer. Hp was drumming a reply to Thundererls drumming. It. was the same sound .-is of distant thunder.

The instant that distant drum- miiig stopped, Thunderer d.ruam- med. This Time he drummed hard- er than ever. when he stopped he began to strut. He strutted harder than ever. it that were possible. Anyway, it seemed to the lone Grow up in the tree that he strut- ted harder than ever. All the time he kept looking from side to side with those bright eyes of his. as if he were looking for someone hiding in the brush. The lone Crow looked, too. He looked and looked, but he could see no one.

Drummer the Woodxpeeker began drumming on his mvorite dead limb. The sound was loud, and sharp. Thimderer paid no attention to him. He didn't even look up. He just went on with his strut- ting and it really was something to see. Perhaps you have seen a Turkey Gobbler strutting with his tail spread like a fan. and his head bhrovim back until it almost touches his tail. Thuiiderefs strutting was very much like that. He was the picture of pride. But what he was so proud of, unless it was his own personal appearance, the lone Crow couldn't understand.

Rat-a-tat-ta't-tat-tat! drummed Drummer the Woodpecker ovenhead. Thiuiderer appeared not to hear him. Tlim came the roll of the

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