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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS AUGUST 4th and 5th 4 Games To Delight Young And Old 1

lingo, Chocolate Wheel, Cone Game, the "New longo"_ and many others.

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VALUABLE DOOR PRIZE EACH EVENIN

ADMISSION 16¢

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You'll find good judgment ia the key ‘lb things as you would have them be. —-Bubbllng Bob.

Hunters and fishermen have pa- tience. They must have to suc- ceed. Black Pussy wee patient. When he moved it-was slowly, carefully, cautiously. For long pe- riods he dpmudhed "In the tall meadow greee, his head tipped back so that he could watch for Bubbling Bob the Bobolink sing- ing in the sky overhead. Now and then Bubbling Bob dropped to the ground, disappearing in the tall graae. Then Black Pussy wished that the grass was not so tall, for he never could see just where Bubbling Bob entered it. It was provoking. And when that bird took to his wings again he never came out of the grace just where he had last entered it. He never went down twice in the some place and he never came up twice from theeame place. lt was bother- some. It was annoying. It waa exasperating. How was he ever to know just where to look for the nest he was sure was Bﬂfflﬂwihvsv in that neighborhood with Mrs. Bobolink sitting on her eggs. She it was whom he was hunting, for ha knew that he had no chance ed catching Bubbling Bob.

Though ' Black _ Pusey didn't know where Mrs Bob was. she knew where he was. At least she know about where he was. _S-he could see Bubbling Bob up in the sky singing to her and he could see ﬂiack Fussy dawn in the grass. Mingled with his music was now and then a Warning note. It was when he was directly above Black Pussy that he uttered it. so her handsome, happy mate was keep- ing her posted on what she couldn't see herself.

lf Black Pussy should find her and that nest with the precious babies it would soon hold, tor the eggs were even mw hatching, she could escape. 1t the last mcment she could take to her wings before he could spring. But that would not save the help- less babies. And if in trying to protect them she stayed too long she might be caught herself. Should he come dangerously near she could slip orf the nest, show herself toQhim and pretend to have a broken wing. Then she could flutter away and perhaps thus lead him to (ollow her, and the babies would be safe. ' - lbr a while that Cat didn't come near enough to really worry her. All bird mothers become so used to danger that they do not worry until it is very near. They are simply- watchful. Bo it was with- Mrs. Bobolink. She trusted to Bubbling Bob to warn her when Black Pussy should be getting too near. She had taken great pains in ‘- ‘ -- a place ior her nest. She

bedore finding a place to suit her. Then she had found a piece where there was a small hollow, as If a handful of earth had been scooped from the level suriace. You os- I passing that way. wouldn't have noticed it, but her sharp eyes saw it and that is was just tho right sire for a nest to fit in snugly. Around it the grass was growing

be well hidden. wry well hidden.

lush end tall. A nest there would

So in it the nest of dead grass . .

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and stoma of weeds and small Qty rootlets was made. It we; one or the best hidden neets aiie had ever had. m leaving it ahe was careful to alwaya walk ‘some distance through the grass before taking wing. She returned in the same careful. way, never dropping down in the grass too near the precious sea-st. Hungry eyes watching her rrorn a distance would never learn from her where the nest was.

For ten days, ten happy, dreamy days. she had sat on five eggs. Every day Bubbling Bob, ﬂying high above, had poured out his love and happiness in joyous, rollicking song. Until now she had been unworried and undisturbed.

A sharp note from ‘Bubbling Bob warned her thatdsnger was very near. She could see the grass moving, something black creeping throuﬂi it wwhfd- her. Black

Pusey was very near. -what should I

she do? Should she take to her wings and be safe or should she sit close, risking being caught? Had there been just egg! under the: she would have taken to her wings. But those eggs Iwm just hatching and there were baby birds there, helpless babies that to be some must be kept covered. She ﬂattened herself until her brownish back was level with the surrounding ground and looked to be part of it.

So this little rnothd‘ aet piose while Black Pussy looked straight at her without seeing her. Then he crouched right there, looking up to watch Bubbling Bob hover- In: above the piece a short distance away and uttering his alarm mics. Black Pussy crept that way. ‘ The next story: ‘Too Busy to Bing."

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East-West showed the greater skill in the bidding duel that took place in today's deal.

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