Show Ml OGDIN fit JSVf (UTAH) EVENING Buigess Bedtime Stories 3 1962 Uncle Ray's Corner A Saturday Talk: Two Ancient CMm LttO to give the correct location o the ancient City of ThlMa srera two Uaportsat cities during wcttrs UflM cf tBCM WM la Grtec th r Tt in Est of vh uaod to dencrib of tho coda" Tho wife of was supposed to bo tho Ammon-Igoddess HUl ono wit nnnoreo along with bar Child tho young Ammon-R- a j the kin rot Gnre TtebM wm 44 mile god Khoia ! 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Soo ma! See ma'" ho cried as he landed on tho feeding shelf at a kitchen window of Farmer Brown s house Tap tap lap tap: Tommy Tit stopped flitting about on that shelf Ha stood perfectly still to listen That tapping had a familiar sound It wm eery like the tapping of The Drummer the Woodpecker only difference wm that It didn't sound clear and sharp as It usually did It was muffled Tommy Tit's black eyes snapped a 'Why will as be wall you pleased? What just harm has he aver done you?" "No harm" replied Yank Yank "I didn't my he bad done me any harm But you know as well M l do that Drummer lives on a lot of the same kinds of food that I do When food is scarce as it Is in winter it is easier for me to get what I need when Drummer isn't around hunting for food too" 'Well he wont interfere with you now" said Tommy Tit "How do you know he won't?" demanded Yank Yank "Because he is where he can't" retorted Tommy Tit "Where ia he? ' demanded Yank Yank who was beginning to look a little interested Tommy Tit hopped along the shelf to the ether end "Go over to the feeding shelf at Farmer Brown's and look in the window" replied Tommy Tit and caught sight of Sammy Jay in antook to his small' wings He had other part of the Old Orchard and could have dona such a thing he probably would have rubbed his "Why?" ha demanded eyes just to make sure that ia J0V he seemed to be seeing It what Tommy Tift "napping bright litDrummer the Woodpecker tle eyes looked this way looked waa himself but Drummer was where that amy looked ovary where £§' Woodpecker had any business n Drummer was nowhere to be to be — the other side of that winwas inside Farmer He Tommy Tit hopped along the shelf dow to to the other end He perched on Brown's house! He was clinging a large suck of wood inside a cage to over the edge and loaned way close to the window He had been look underneath Drummer wasn't tapping on that stick Being inside there Ha hadn't expected Drum-ma- r the house the sound had been mufto be there but he looked fled Tommy Tit wm too excited to every where to be sure Tommy sit still He never doM sit still learned long ago to look for the anyway Away he flew over Into unexpected "Dm dee dee dee:'' the Old Orchard There he found ato daUed Ha cocked his small head Yank Yank the Nuthatch "Do you know where Drummer the Woodon one side and listened Tit sound pecker ia?" cried TommyYank 'ia tap tap tap! That the "No" replied Yank was ao clow that it almost made Nuthatch "I don't know where he Tommy jump off the shelf Even so Is and I don't care where he la II it wm still muffled Tommy turned He he is not around here I'll be just and stared at the window He blinked again Yea as well pleased" blinked tm Tommy Tit blinked again If A 7 NOW WHO f VETO A FK3GERED NVPFn ouch away to time machine k GVBattlHJ T£Vf Otl DINNY BACK TO MOO? GAOt CY DOC YOU NY DONE? HE'S BQ TO GET (T BE BV 'kSUTTX) Such news travel! fast espe cially whan there la such a lively UtSse parson to carry it as Te mm the Chickadee When he mm Tit 1v flaw hack tn lk ftA he found a number of others already there Yank Yank the Nut hatch wm there So was Sammy1 Jay So waa Dotty the Tree Sparrow $o wm Slaty the Junco Butty the English Sparrow was titer e So wm Speckles the Starling Chicoree the Goldfinch wm there So wm Linnet the Purple Finch Their tonguM fairly flaw m wpy looked In the window What in the world wm Drummer the Woodpecker doing inside there? How In the world did he get there? Wm he going to stay there? 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