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THE ASSISTANT HARDENED

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"Cutwoa-ms are doing a lot o! mischief in the garden The pesky things are one of the meanest pests to fight that we have, and

I've never knowm them to be worse than they are this year.” said)

Farmer Brown, shaking his head “It is discouraging.”

i "They are haci in my ﬂower gar- den too.” said Mother Brown. “They nearly ruined my bed o1 ipansies earlier in tine season, and mow they are at work on other things. Almost every time I go out I find a nice plant cut off close to

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; "WU lost a number of choice to-

ionsto plants when they were first iset out, and even nOW one is out off now and then, big as they are,“

I said Farmer Brown.

"From nc-w on they‘ won't be so |bad." spoke up Farmer Brown's Hboy. j

"I ho-pe you are night, but I doubt it, Tommy." said Farmer Brown. .

“I know I'm right. The assistant gardener is hack I sarw him last evening." replied Tommy.

Both Farmer Broom. and Moth- er Brown smiled. "Who is it this time? You have so many assist-

iants that I can't keep track of

:them I suppose this one wears ‘feathers or mrf" said Mother

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Tommy grinned. "He wears nei- hher leathers nor fur. He is Old Mr. Toad. He is back from the Smiling Pool. and he will attend to a lot of those pesky Cutworms for us, and s. lot of other pests, too. But he is especially fond of Cutworcns and is an expert in look- ing for and catching theon." said

, Tommy. _

"'I‘hat may be so, but how much i good can a lone Toad in a garden 41a. 1. fear Old Mr. Toad isn't big ienough to be o! much use as an {assistant gardener." said Mother Brawn

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l "You don't know my ﬁ-iend, Old. Mr. Thad." replied Tommy. "Toj begin with, he has a bl: appetite.‘

iso big that he wants and manages to get four meals a day, each one.

(a stcmachfulLkAnd his stomach ls

i bigger than you think. I don't

l know how many Cutworms he can

,6“ In a night, but I know there

| is a record of a Toad having eaten

gtlhirty~seven full-grown ‘Pent Cat. erpilfars for a single meal. Cut- lworvrns are his favorite food. so he

{should be able to do as well with these. He eats all kinds of garden‘ posts, but lIi is said that 16 per cent

‘o! the whole consists of CI-IIJWOITHS So new that Old Mr. Toad is back 1i is seine to be just too bad m‘ Cutvworcms and s lot o4 other pesrg Already £11619 are three or (our young Toads living under that

and they W111 hell). I am gong to try to catch more Toads outside the garden and turn them loose there. They'll be assistant garden. "b. U1 of than. You'll see. I've read that in France gardeners buy Toads to turn loose in their gar- dens for the help 1n controlling pests that they give. Every garden should have a Toad Co-opemuve Home like the one in our garden," Farmer Brown's boy grgnnedf again as he stopped for breath. Fanner Brown laughed. "Go to‘ it son. Get all the Toads you can. We can't have too many‘ assistant gardeners not with worms and insects as bad as they are this year." said he. . ‘4‘But they are such ugly looking things!" Iu-otested Mother Brovrn making a face, = "Just look at their eyes and you‘ll' limget their warts and general?! looks Ugly ls as uslv does. Old Mr. Toad has one of the nicest dis- WWW" 0f My one 1 know. 1r‘ homely is as homely does he isn't homely at all, but as delighttul as hi} eyes and his song are w those wno know them." declarPd Tommy lie smiled broadly at his own m- ihuslaarn and the freckles on his the» all an Meanwhile Old Mr. Toad was making himstlt quite at home un- der the wide old board in a corner" of the garden. All brilht and warm days he would spend there snuggled dawn in .the damp eertlln, In the cool of the,evening he when] “u; out for the nightly ‘hunt. returning nt- daylight the next morning. Only ,on dark, damp dayg won]; h, '0 Wt dllflhg the daylight hours.

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An extremely lnjudicous redouble by East in tcdayks deal started his side oft on the road to ruin.

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It is to be ieared that nmny players have the some idea that Inst had when he redoubled at his first opportunity. 0f course he liked diamonds and wanted very much to play at that contract, but ihis redouble was as shcrtsighted as it was misleading! such a rc- double, properly used, does not merely signify great length in part- ner's suit; it announces a relatively strong hand, and puts partner on imtice that the redouble intends to take aggressive steps "when the bidding returns to him It would have been a. great deal more sensible for Inst to attempt a shutout by jumping to three or even four odinmonds.

‘Iihe redouble in itself night not have resulted too unfavombly, but when East followed up this action by overcalling {our spades with five diamonds. West could not be great- ly blamed ior doubling five spades. As it happened, however, it was s fatal gesture, because ncvw North- South were in the beautiful pos- ition 0d winning a tremendous number of points either otienslvely or defensivel)! If East had passed and perrnltirrl the five-spade re-

double '~ ' on extra trick would have been made by S 1-“ against i, _. . except a heart

(Viillith mixht 11:1": led to a heart ruff by East). Thus, oiiensively, North-South were about to win, in all probability. 1560 points, and then East in a paclnic, ran to six diamonds, North-south actually collected 1400 points defensively, on North's opening lead of the single- ton club.

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