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You really have made up your mind. -Grandfather Frog.

"Chuga-rumi" said Grandfather Frog in his deepest, gtuffest voice. He was sitting on his favorite lily pad at the upper end of the Smil- ing Pcol. "Oihuga-rum!" He wasn't talking to anybody in particular. If there was any one listening he didn't care, For days Grandfather Frog had been trying to make up his mind. There is nothing more troublesome than being unable to make up one's mind. What was it Granfather Frog was trying to make up his mind about? It was something that he has to make up his mind about every year. He was trying to make up his mind if it was time to go to bed. A lot of boys and girls have met the same trouble. But it dcesn't make so much difference to them if they don't go up to bed just when they should. You see. when Grandfather Frogs goes to bed he goes to bed for all winter. He didn't want to go to bed too

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Today's declarer did a good tre- construction job" from the bid-

ding Westdeaier. North-South vulnerable. anus '7 9.1105 . 513742 gxios AQJD 0036 N an 532 W E OK: eat 3 OQBMI -553 L---- H 'A109ig QK73 QAKQIOOU The bidding: west North East south Pass Pass 89 ll; Pass 64. Pass '1-tau Pass

The three-spade bid put South in something of in "SD03". NW1 N3 leap to five clubs, though not en- tireiy satlsfaotory. was probably the best action available. The only reasonable alternative was to double three spades in the hope that North would name a suit, but south felt, with logic, that North might have to pass and that the non-vulnerable opponents would get off too cheaply.

West opened the spade king- prummy's ace won, South discarding a diamond. South then ruffed a spade high, overtook the club ten with the jack and ruffed another spade, He drew West's last trump- cashed the heart ace and ruffed a heart (not falling to note East's follow-suit plays in hearts). than ruffed Dummy's last spade. The reason for this line of play was that south wanted to see what East's original distribution had been, and he found this out when he ruffed another heart and East "refused." East was now marked (originally) with six spades, two hearts. no clubs, and consequently five diamonds.

south now led the diamond jack from dummy. and when East played low, he had to decide whether to let the Jack ride. or to put up the king in the hope that East had the ace. South pictured East's hand and reached the cor- rect decision! East (he felt sure) would not have preempted if he had held six spades to the Q-J, the K-J of hearts, and five diamonds in the ace-he would have bid one wade. on that sound diagnosis. South let the diamond jack ride, and made his slam.

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"1 see you are still up, old timer."

early and he didn't want to stay awake too late.

spotty the Turtle put his head out of water close by Grandfather Frog's bilg lily pad. He looked up at Grandfather Frog and winked one eye.

"1 see you are still up. oldtixner," said Spotty.

"Chuga-rum !" Frog, "Do you think it's time to go to bed?"

"That is something every one must decide for himself, said spot- ty. "It is rather warm weather. but coci around the edges."

"What do you mean by cool around the edges?" grumbled Grandfather Frog. "Well, the days are warm, but the nights are cold." replied spot-

ty.

”I'm thinking of retiring myself," he added. "Then what are you waiting for?" demanded Grandfather Fog. "I'm waiting for a sign," replied Spotty.

"I don't believe in signs. Ohuga- rum I don't believe in signs. What signs are you waiting for?" repli- ed Grandfather Frog. ' "I'm waiting for the Swallow folk to go south. when the swal- lows leave, I know it is time for me to be looking up my best bed in the mud."

"The swallow are the first folk to go scvuth," said Grandfather Frog. "They go early. 1' don't know as I want to go to bed so early.” "It's a good habit." said spotty. "What's a good habit?" demand- ed Grandfather Frog,

"Going to bed early," replied Spotty.

"Sometimes I wish I didn't have to go to bed." said Grandfather Frog. "'Ilhat's Spotty. Just then a cloud cf flying folk swooped low over the Smiling Pool. "Good by. Grandfather Frog! Good by Spotty!" they twlttered as they flew this way and that Just abcve the water. They were Skim- mer the Swallow and his friends. "What do you by?" Grandfather Frog wanted to know.

"We are starting for the Sunny South." twittered skimmer. "It is time for us to go."

"I-lcw do you know asked Spotty. "I don't know how'we know." replied Skimmer. "Good by! We'll be seeing you next spring when we come back."

Right then and there Grand- father Frog made up his mind. spotty the Turtle did the same thing. Both decided it was time to so to bed.

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