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The greater a mother's love: l-BI than she worries. You will; Hnd that is nearly always true. Mother ion and worry seem to lo together and nothing can be done about It. Mothers worry ev-i

. en when there is nothing to non! l ry about. They fear that there l is something they dont know; about over which they should worry. so they worry anyway.

Mother Grouse is a good mo-l ther. There is none better in all the Green Forest. Being a good mother. she is a worried moth-l er (ruin the time the children are hatched until they leave her to go out into the Great World by themselves. All that time is one long worry.

This is partly because she us- ually lias such a big family. This year ten pretty. downy. little

1 chicks had followed Mother a- way from the nest almost as soon as they were out of their shells. A few" days later Reddyp Fox had caught one Sharpskin the Hawk had caught another and Shadow the Weasel a third. That left seien, Their father. Thundcrer. so called because he! delighted to drum with his wings. making a sound like distant thunder. declared that seien was too many.

"I love a big laniilv. the big- ger the better. eien if it means more worrying." declared Moth- er Grouse. and she meant it. The more children to worry a- bout the more to Ime.

The seven chicks grew fast aitd mother's wurries grew with them. You see, the bigger they grew the more they ran about and the harder it was for heri to keep watch of all of them all. the time. So ll iias that when one of them, Chit-ltie met with an accident she didn't know itp at the time and led the others farther up in the Old Pasture. It was quite a while before she missed him. when she did she became frantic. She gave the signal that sent the six who it ere with her into hiding. Then she

l started back. clucking anxiously. i All this time Chickie was held

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It was an accident. He had step ' pediaaloopofthatrootanditi . . had pulled tight. The more heim - ya?” "3 "Mb: Jen” had pulled to get away the tigh- f minenb N d” 0 EV bu ter the root held that leg. it trurtlw.” .”F" ” """'"”'7 but it frightened Cblckie more lgjf?” "' ,':u"dr”e””' ”""" W” ”' ' tie c n. 33"”: pip Althoughktailing sight and hear. monster to the already terri-I"? h'"' "l h"" fmm u" N" My frightened mm” mm W fite for almost three years. Har-

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ROCKVILLE. iia. met -"Lite. ure for Cape Breton Nunh. and is still sweet." says Arthur A.iDonald J. Buckley. veteran Syd- liargrave. reported to he the; oldest newspaper publisher is!

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lcoiunin. Cluh Man) Talk. as be "M: could be "ybody l' m i has every issue for more than 50 g .years. '6 "Several people have asked me what a centennrian thinks about as his birthday approaches." the publisher wrote in Thursday! column. i "Life is lllll sweet. and God1 has abundantly blessed me every day of my life-iii business and in my family - so actually 101 years seems a very short time." Hargrave began in the newspa- per field as a printer's appren-

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the world so big. Of course it wasn't a real monster at all, just gentle. old Bossy the Cow.

it was just after Bossy had1 passed that Chit-kie heard the most wonderful sound his small ears had heard in all big shortp life. it was a soft. anxious ciuck- ing. Running down the old cow- path came Mother Grouse. She

almost ran past on the heels of'

old Bossy of whom she seemed not afraid at all. Of course Chick- ie began to cry and struggle. In an instant Mother was with him and began fussing over him, eluc- king softly as she did so.

Chickie stopped crying. He stopped struggling. No longer was he dreadfully frightened. All would be well now. Mother was there and she would know what to do. Mother would set him free.

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On his philosophy of life. Her- grare said: "None of ii; is right all the time. but I never wasted any time on remorse."

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to do. In tact. Mother didn't un- derstand just what had happen- ed. At first she scolded him for lagging behind and causing her so much worry. Then she told him to follow her and started off. Chickie tried to. Of course he couldn't. He began to cry and .strugglr. Hurriedly Mother turn- ed back. Then she saw Chit.-ltie's poor little leg pullcrl straight out behind him and knew that smite- nne or somt-thing was holding him.

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Bursting with curiosity to and what I had done that could arouse loch enthusiastic approval. I looked up Hand No. 30 ot the lwedish match.

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