amount 30'! II!!! .

Pioneer Days In P.kE..I. imal plunged headlong into open

3! F- 3- ""5""? water and sank almost immediate. A few of the older residents of managed to make progress by We Th? me". Mini strung swim- Bonshaw and West R.iver,districts keeping close to the' hushed trail,f?;lgs'w:K:d':C';;gn”?ut'c:ot": yet have a recollection of the ter- then night spread her blanket over.Rocky Point as they had planned. rible storms that brought disaster 3:9 '!fy50gfa'9k:ge"'!-. '5lh9tr"8h'5 0' T:-lev htlgded farther. up the coast. and death to some of their neigh- -.e cl C - 0?” e 9” V” W C" ey were 5”" fwd "a bore while traveling by ice to and ifgegayfrgh t',:g:!j. 3:; gzsewm shelter by Mr" M'”'”y' mm m” from the city long ago. What with y

hopelessly at the blizzard. .

After wandering about for hours. the now thoroughly exhausted an-

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The aaexpectod. through alrprtae Ill frequently obtain the prize. -Old Mother Nature.

Yauag laddy Fox had surprised llllakrat la Farmer Brown's . eosnfleld. Young Roddy had thought Vb obtain an easy dinner. Though ;jthe Muskrat was fully grown. he has much smaller than Young Raddy. The young fox had never nsat a Muskrat before. and had had no idea that one so much smaller than himself would do anything "but run away.

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lost a dinner. What he didn't know was that he had gained more than he had lost. He had learned not to judge others in haste. He had learned that appearances may be deceitful. He had learned to have respect for courage.

As for the young Muskrat. he had learned something he would never iforget. He had learned not to let appetite lead him into taking fool- ish chances.

As for Jerry Muskrat. he had learned very little that he did not already know. He had found out where his young neighbor had been igetting that corn. But he also had lfound out that the prize was not

the piercing wind. the heavy snow- drifts and the slowness of the fir. hushed ice trail, both men and horses were often completely play- ed out by the time they reached their homes.

Many years ago. Fred Macltae nearly lost his life when his horse missed the road and broke through a dangerous patch of ice. engulf- ing them in the deathly cold water of the West River.

It was just by a stroke of good luck that two other travelers heard his cries for help and came to his rescue.

After wandering for many hours. the three finally drove ashore near Rice Point, where they were hous-

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By Josephine Culbertson

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some players habitually make so many gifts to the enemy that when they apparently get one in return, they don't stop to consider why the opponent is being "kind." Fhat was the case with South in the following hand.

South dealer. East-West. vulnerable. North-South 40 on score.

well have bid four clubs after West had shown a long suite but as things turned out this "push" was not necessary.

West opened the club queen. South won and led his low spade to the king. his obvious hope be- ing to reach dummy for a. trump nnesae. East, winning the spade trick, was in no doubt about

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' t A sound behind him caused Young evenk and rovig-nUrl9'"'” I" 9 contract would put North-South sound. He knew that South could U m Raddy to glance back. He made a y from in waters! rage "3 esigpes out, with their 40 part-score, West never reach dummy and would 5 Q quick jump to one side, and he Jammrv 211852 gwhen h3c”;'r9 ”" gave serious thought to further have to lay down the trump ace, 2 wgg just in time. Jerry Muskrat I of thesxogky lsom di tl”'fm9"g competition, with four clubs, but and there was entirely too much had come to the relief of the tiring , themgelves caught in 5 '"' 311;" he anally decided that he had chance that this forced play would young fighter. He had heard the; squalll while C""55"'3 "Or: lg: cg?" (one as far as he could afford. drop a high trump honor in the squeals of the latter, and hadi to their home; 3' The fact was that East might West hand.

”"””"5ly 'pgl""aChedHw hhgd 9"! A light snow was falling when "-E.E- . what the trou e was. e as seen -on we Mu-mt :::i ”'::'.."”.'f;f.. ii" 9 A ' 1 Y C R 0 5 5 W 0 R P was fightinl. He had seen. too. - storm broke loose wddnc? '5 ACROSS DOWN 2I.Sow S I that this was a young Fox, and lean i C furiously For a time thegy an 1. Personal 1. Valley 1; to be feared than an old Fox who' ...;;...n..a.Q?i.".'E' bravery (poet.) 3 would know all there was to know; ' d. Involuntary 2. D - - - . C eans - W t about fighting. Watching his chance 5 a muscular 3. Cover 1 Jetrlrymhad mad: a suddenlwmshii 9 4.Extrsorda E 3 an I young or was uc no y t . esea nary ,. 5 to have felt Jerryts teeth. Y a S e 0 10. Smell Persona i i h I k I I I2. Leaves off (slang! e .1 g e - e pg eep you popu ar. asyllable 5.0ppose 5 i 13. Sand dune 6. old weight - "5 14 is 'J 1 .'3"'”' E ') . ni:l.t'n'arne 8. Roan. q

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- young Fox drew back. "Come on!" " r 9 em” - f aqueaked Jerry sharply, and turn- S'N”'”' in Q R ad back toward the Smiling Pool. 33r1mP'"'l' ' 3 The young Muskrat followed. The m""'3' 6 young Fox got between them and '”'o”''”'''''" the Smiling Pool. ""1

"Get out of my way!" squeaked 31'Cw" ' Jerry. and made a rush straight 33 Mmarn at Young Reddy. Again the letter 3:

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- give up. Young Reddy knew that cookie j he was beaten. He turned. and 46.1.0 as S , . trotted away. He felt that he had in, i I7. Excla- 5 E . matlol

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