IRE GUARDIAN. CHARIDTTETOWN . I IE 5. iii: IrH.........-. d.ldn'taeeiutobeanything he could p T 0 T , do about it. Little Toad was not ' KING OF THE R YAL , We 3;: ";;nW"v: no new on contract Bridge dinuugi He uatnw id:-'" up in " m” ''"m'”' - J cou in set that By Joupatiu Culbertson icgdgsvwatz. woi-mA down. The worm started to 1'1L(oV( you! crawl away. All this while Old Mr. Toad had ' e been looking on mu m N. mvh A SOUND CHOICE OF PLANI :fk:ohl1:;g:: w:B1:;:.';m;:f V12: In the iollowing hand the doc- mm,.. M larer had a dililcult choice to make ..I am” m" I. chm” to mm between two lines or play. By Thornton W. Burgess oui," replied Little Toad. "He v --- -w-L-T-"' wouldn't stay down long enough ior South dealers OLD Mn. TOAD SHOWS Bow and the worm i-eiused in be ewal- me to know. I don't see how any- i Neither aide vulnerable" lowed. one can hardly blame the that." ' the thing that most perplexs you worm roe that. Little Toad tried "It is no trouble at all. Loot. I'll I 3 the one who knows will quickly do. and tried. but as last as he pushed one can swallow anything like , . A J g 3. i ., ..old Mother Nature. that worm into his mouth with show you." said Old Mr. Toad and , egg ' , uh” I bnk both hands and swallowed the hopped alter the hurrying worm. . .9 3 .1og5 r -j'.-;v;-,-;,';:E-c'-Ma-0-- Little Toad was disgusted. He worm pulled hlmaelt out again. Yes, that warm really was hurry- 3 9,1105 N QAK91 iiad been trying to swallow a worm. Not having any biting teeth. there ing, but that doesn't mean that It Q 10 8 7 4 W E 2 ::..:t”:. ?f.?.;3.'i.l”i2i”TZ:3 r ”” S tirs. -. . . , , ..... . caught up with it. One, more hop I 4 AK Q JG - 1 I o "'"' "'T ” T '" D A I L Y C R 0 5 S W O R D took him ahead or it. Then he turn- , 3 Q ' ttlcAkll1'T"b:IAHh'.'H '1NK negwxiskmamriauwa M35053 nowy uuur. ed and picked up the worm and. SUV CNN - L00” '1. Exclama- l. Sicilian lckname 3 gush t2ih1:m”md5m.m9umi ' . . T A K Q 7 3 M A i n I 18. 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W0 top clubs” mum: 28 gal:-l.sr put a" hand on" his waistcoat. when me tmmpg were known to p FL - 'lm.c,.n' r,” 5”” Very gWd' ,, break 3-2 and the clubs no worse -: Q & .1 d”'”' 5" "W W" ”” ”- than 4-2. South faced the critical it" C) K :2-:t'jl"f:mm said Little Toad. I tried and tried. decmon should he go ahead and ,5 - ” bt1' ld't k t d ."OI ' t uym,, c:uruCWou"cm'3:n?t,1, 33;)” ":1: Mr draw the last trump, depending on -1 33. Ponder T d.',5Y t mi m ' ll. 3-3 break in clubs: or should 35. Rub hard M ' o" ” ” 5t ” Wm” he assume a 4-2 club break and try ; - K ) I?.Vessel end” H 1.53” bemm "ff" 5”" to run a low club in dummy. hop- '"i"'-1'-5"”-""'-'--N--e---F C carrying oil h Ehmg 3,” the '7m"3 mi ,, ing that the defender out or clubs i I8. Converts I cm” '""""' Wm” 5”" me”' did not have the third spade? mu, gnu”, said Little Toad. 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