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else, making them pay tribute. Now there are no eyes more won- derful than those of King Eagle. He can see for a great distance. It is well for him that this is so. Otherwise he would a go hungry much of the time.

This day he was sitting on a favorite perch on a cliff of the Great Mountai . Prom it he could look far over the Green Forest and across the Green Meadows. Be

as (allowing hand was rather less an eunniendsblsl . W Idiot. last-West vulnerable. :Q:073" By Thornton QIOQLI KING EAGLE BEES A DINNIX - -as . 1 The woe of one tls often plain " N K gins, May prove to be soothers gain. . J. W E . A.” -old Mother Nature. Qgfw S Q3755 King Eagle and Mrs Eagle were wintering over. For several years Q55 their home had been in a tree on CAK94 a side oi the Great Mountain. 015035 They had used the same nest year Q9-73 t after year. for they are true home muwngz lovers. when King Eagle and Mrs. ” ' t 3"” ;'”" PM ff” l.”l'a'”te"e".? III;”If?l. The Eagle-follk 1M P1 ":1, '3 are like that. Once they have fal- ,N1 ”' P"' len in love it is for as long as Pan Pass

they shall live. That neat had been built very largely of sticks. For the sise oi the builders it had not been a big nest at first. But. year after year they had added to it. and it had become truly a great nest. some winters they had gone a

south opened with a club. not no sidestep s four-card major-suit opening. but to discourage 'a club lead if it became advisable to play the hand at notrump. West. however, ignored the bid and led

the club ten.

South took the tint trick with the club”queen, led a heart to dum- my and returned the deuce of dia- monds. East ducking, South's king held. Another low heart to dummy permitted a second diamond lead. and. thinking that West might have the blank queen at this point, East ducked again.

It was declarer, of course. who won the second diamond trick. and he now cashed the ace and king of hearts. This gave West' the chance to signal, and he did so, very emphatically, with the nine

little way toward the Sunny south,

where there was little or no snow or ice. This winter they had decid- ed to stay. as long as

t is. they would stay ey could. "We can always fly south if we

have to. It the weather gets too bad we will. But as long as we can find enough food weill stay right here," Eagle agreed.

said King Eagle. and Mrs.

Now they were not at all fussy

about their food. It doesn't do to be fussy when food is scarce and hard to get. King Eagle and Mrs. Eagle didn't care how old food

of spades.

might be. Perhaps they would have

preferred it fresh. but fresh 01 old they made no complaint if they could find enough of it. Sometimes they went hunting and caught a dinner for themselves. Often they got their dinner from some one

South "believed West." to the extent of throwing him in with a club. but West was able to counter that maneuver. He cashed only the see and king of clubs. then exited with the four oi clubs. He didn't care (much) who took the trick. because it it was South. that meant that West always would have been ”hooked" even if he cashed four club tricks. (He would then have to lead a spade to the North-south tensce.)

It should have been crystal-clear in Inst that his partner was try- ing to avoid an end-play. but. atgar winning the club trio! -. on which south discarded his low made -

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This day he was sitting on a favorite perch on a 0111! at the Great Mountain.

could see the white ribbon of the Big River winding down through the valley. It was a white ribbon because for most of its length it was frozen over and the ice was covered with snow. It was a lovely white world that King Eagle look- ed out upon. Far in the distance he could see the black open water where the Big River had not frozen over. He waai trying to make up his mind if it would be worth while to fly over there on the chance that a dead fish might be washed down from under the ice. Then he forgot all about fish. Those keen eyes of his had seen a fast-fly-

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'.."rhe January meeting of the sL'L8Wl'&l1CI Sub-dlvls.ou of the O. W. L. was held at the home of Mrs. Ephram Malone with ten members and four visitors present. The meeting opened by singing "Silent Night." Correspondence was read from social Welfare Citizenship and Legislation. Scapulars. which were ordered at a previous meeting. were distributed. The secretary re- ported 824.00 was taken in from raffle on blanket. A game or cards III onioyod: ... amounting to 04.16. Further donations were ge- quested to -pay for a statue of t. Anne purchased recently. ,

Mrs.-Edd Hennebery invited the memhas to her home for the next meeting. The meeting closed with prayer. -Lunch was served by Mrs. Mealin McCarthy, Patricia and Re .

King Eagle. "I wonder how it hap- pens that fellow has not gone to the Sunny south before. He is head- Ef tor that open water down there,

11 from the way he is flying he is a tired bird." Just then Dipper fell to the snow- covered ice. and for a moment or two just flopped there. King Eagle's fieroe yellow eyes bright- ened. "'rhere's my dinner!" he ea- clalmed. spreading his great wings he took to the air. He knew that Dipper oouldn't possibly get into the air again. He was helpless. All King Eagle would have to do would be to pick him up and carry him off to his favorite eating place.

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