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For envy, lacking any use, There is no possible excuse. -Old Mother Nature.

Drummer the Woodpecker drummed. So did Thunderer the Grouse. The sound oi their drum- ming carried iar through the Green Forest and out over the Green Meadows. Pretty little Whiteioot the Wood Mouse drum- med also, but the sound o! his drumming could be heard only a very little way. ior Whiteioot is a very small person and the dainty white lore paws with which he drums can make only a soft little sound. But it is real drumming. How iar it can be heard depends on what he drums on.

, Some one thumped. Both Peter ‘ ‘Rabbit and Jumper the Hare, who éare themselves good thumpers, [heard it. They looked at each other

‘ other a. question.

"Who was that? It wasn't a Rabbit." said Peter.

"it wasn't a Hare." said Jumper.

They sat up to look as well as listen. "There it is again. It seems to be over near the home oi Trader the Wood Rat. Do you suppose it was Trader?" said Peter.

VETERAN SOLDIER. DEMOBBED AT '10

slxpeuse (-10 cents) a day.

H; was demobilized once before. in i949, but kept in touch with the ALDERSHOT, England, March - army by working as a civilian

i(CP)-On his 70th birthday Sgt. storeman in ordnance depots.

iwilliam West became a

civilian

In 1.989 while fitting

ioined up in 1893 as bandboy et 00 u a storeman,

reservists egaim-against his wish. One oi the with battiedlress, he drew one tor

British Anny’: oldest soldiers, he himself and joined up again at

"It could be. He thumps. I've seen him do it," replied Thumper.

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A correspondent raises a quee- tion concerning ethics in the tol-

doubt that South's remark was

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' tion ' 1311;), "West opened the diamond 19. Sayings queen. South won. led s. trump to , 20.Diglt dummy and ruiied ma iilzmﬁ‘: 23.Justiiying then went back to e cu 8 h id and ruiled dummy's last diamonds 28.lsthmue.ll( He next led to the club ace and‘ 29 aria ' -. ruiied the club three. Now he re-

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u fszumed 1 queen oi’ hearts, took the trick-

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decidedly uncalled for, regardlen oi’ how he meant that remark. and that linder the circumstances he was not iully entitled to the slam. His query about the heart ace could scarcely iail to mislead West. '

While conceding all this to West, however, it must nevertheless be pointed out that West's acceptance 0t the heart trick was an extreme- ly dubious action. Oi course. the right thing ior West to do was in

remark meant; i! West did not care to ask that question, all he had to do was hold up the heart

land each saw in the eyes o! the p;

ask South point blank what his .

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“How should I know what you heard?" replied Trader somewhat shortly

“With his hind leet?" asked Thumper nodded. “With his hind ieet, sometimes one and some- times both." replied Jumper.

"That's the right way tothump," declared Peter.

"Listen!" exclaimed Jumper.

Both listened. Some one was drumrnLng. ‘There was no doubt about that. And it was a dliier- ent drumming from any they had,‘ heard before. It wasn't loud. like the drumming oi Drummer the Woodpecker and Thunderer the Grouse. lt wasn't as soft as the drumming o! Whitetoot the Wood Mouse, but was more like that. The sound seemed to come irom the same place that the thump- ing had come from a moment be- tore. over by the house oi ‘lrader the Wood Rat.

"I! that was Trader who thump- ed, who do you suppose is over there with him?" asked Peter.

1'1 don't suppose any one is over there with him. He doesn't like company. He likes to be alone. He is e greet Iellow (or thstfe replied Thumper.

"But some one was drumming

nver there. Listen! They are drumming now! Let's go over there and see who it is."' cried Peter.

There was e twinkle in Jumperk eyes as he agreed. Peter sew it. ‘Did Jumper know something that he, Peter, didn't know? Could it be that Thumper knew who the drummer was? The drumming had stopped.

"You know who the drummer is," Peter accused his cousin.

“Do I?" asked Jumper mildly. The twinkle was in his eyes again. “Don't you?" demanded" Peter.

"I might guess. Come on. We'll find out," replied Jumper and wouldn't say another word.

Trader seldom comes out in day- time. but he was out this morning and was looking at and gloating over his collection oi’ worthless treasures.

"Did we hear you thumping?" asked Jumper politely.

"How should I know what you heard?" replied ‘Trader somewhat shortly.

"We heard you drumming, too,” said Jumper. and there was that twinkle back in his eyes.

Peter's eyes opened very wide. “Can you thump and drum too?" he cried.

"Why not? Do you know oi any reason why I shouldn't do both?"

testily.

“No-o". said Peter. “But it will be a lot easier to believe ii I see you do it.” '

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