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By UNOLE another boarding house Besides the common house mouse tbut they have spread all over the Some mice can “sing" It is not the common ‘‘squeaking" but music there are several kinds of "wild of a sort 'With thin high notes mice” Wild mice of one kind or smother are found on every conthey give a song fairly pleasing to the ears of a human being Their tinent almost in every section of every continent singing has been compared to that d of "a Field mice are noted for the nests canary bird" Japanese “waltzing mice" have they build They are little nests won a bit of fame made of woven grass and leaves They whirl around "and around and act as if and sometimes- - a fe ' fastened to stems of growing wheat they were chasing their tails This is not due to training but to someIt they' are present in large number field mice do heavy damage thing wrong with inside of the ears Because of thaL trouble with the to grain crops Their number is ears the waltzing mouse does not kept down by snakes owls and have a good sense of balance and hawks this causes it to spin around Most kinds of mice have gray Mice are pests but they have fur but the jumping deer mouse is done some good in the world SciThis little animal is entists have raised mice for the about four inches long not count- It is noted for its special purpose of using them in ing the tail tests One kind of test has been long leaps which often cover a disto find what happens to them when tance of from eight to twelve feet they eat or do not eat certain Deer mice spend most of their foods The facts gained have helped time in woodlands They rest durto add to our knowledge of vitaing the day and go about at night mins Since vitamins are imporlooking for berries and nuts At tant tq the health of human beings the beginning of winter they go to we may say mice have played their nests which usually are una part in man’s war against disder logs or In holes in the ground ease The mouse around the house and spend a few months there Housl mice seem to have had to keep a house free of them is however is a danger not a help their first home in central Asia to take away their food supply Copyright 1938 for The Tribune WHY DON’T WE ©Q RIOHT T WHERE HE’S LIVIN' AN ©IT Wild Mice and House Mice weak-voice- f&wn-color- Bringing Up Father By George McManus I'VE TAKEM ABOUT ALL OF THAT NOISE" I I'LL HAVE TO GO UP AN' TELL ‘EH WELL- - ME POUNDIN' OM CAM WHERE THEY TH' CEILING DON'T SEEM TO DO ANY FROM THAT GANG UPSTAIRS GOOD- off-- - c- -' SAY- - DIDN'T YOU HEAR ME POUNDING ON THE CEILING P 7 STtKE MAN FROM THE RIGHT-WE'- RE mak- ing A LOT OF NOISE - “ OURSELVES ItMUMK Roy Powers Eagle Scout — Making a Permanent Camp DOWN 'S ALL By Paul Powell HARD-VW2- fB3lS’URHW3E- - BJlDIN' E IS T90WING 5HADEHFMR4ODUCDN'TGn’ HO SPEND A NIGHT ON "THIS CVEteWTH SOME n ME GOSH! 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