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WIIICII WOULD IT BE? A thing can't be both hot and cold.

-Mrs. Peter Rabbit.

Peter Rabbit watched Woolly Bear, the black and brown cuter. pillar with what looks like a fur rcoat, turn out of the Lone Little Path into the grass at one side, Ihurrylng somewhere but not know- Ill‘; where. Then Peter hurried home to the dear Old Briar-pawh.

"We B“ 80ml; t0 have a nice, mild winter. Aren't you glad?" hc cried.

Mrs. Peter twltched her wobbly little nose. “Who says so?" she demanded.

“Woolly Bear," Then, being honest,

replied Peter. he corrected

himsell’. "He didn't say exactly say so. but he 1s wearing the sign oi

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that brown band he wears around his middle. When it is narrow, the coming winter will be a bad one. When it is broad, a nice comlortable winter is ahead. This year that brown band is extra wide, so o! course that means an extra nice winter. Isn't that love- ly?" replied Peter.

Mrs. Peter's wobbly twitehed taster. “Wlho says this?" she asked.

“Why they all say it is so. Every- body knows lt," replied Peter rather lamely.

"I don't," ﬂatly. “I thought you in signs, Peter."

"I-1 don't as a rule," stamznvrod Peter, then added, “But this one

is dliierent." Little Mrs. Peter sniffed. "Are you believe a

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an easy wixlier. isn't that nice?" "What is tho sign?"

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BRIDGE RUMORS

9 O g Since the iirst days o! contract bridge, and before that, in auction, in bridge whist, and probably buck to the beginning. the game has , been cluttered up uiith what can only be described as "rumors about rules." "One mustn't do this"; must do that"-0r the ubiquitous “So-and-so says"~have probably clone more to retard the game and depress average skill than all the shortcomings oi the players them- selves could have uccomllmhefi- Perhaps one o! the most poison- ous rumors, a; w . , most persistent, is the alleged “this? Q that one mustn't make n jump re- sponse to partner's opening bid withou ands o! bridge tables that below are "butchered" ‘ of this old-wives’ tale.

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’could he jump n‘t have a. lit tor No

With the opponents logically silent, edod: two spa

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‘missed t ‘,ditln‘t have a fit. should have tried a tho second round?" But ain that that was dange so. because t o! h t':~~'.:b‘.u all around.

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North opened with On: spade, who “M a“ guess that when everybody says y have originated Ornyhnt nobody knows everybody ls have been circulated, responded wlthhigsvtlflkleigﬁgﬁhe Peter. “But it is nice to think that

‘ perhaps we are going to have a

. remaimiigl Mrs Peter said d2? gmgggthii‘gﬁa;ltwitched her nose. hearts by South»pass by North. er-

llricks. i-le was very sorry to have he slam, but he simply "Perhaps he stronger bid on he went

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value oi a ilt with h iii South and his] this l t to ridiculous .

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should jump his take-out on the

bid, say, iour r two spades. hut such Ia question should not have arisenl I

you telling me that Caterpillar" knows more about what the weather is going to be a long way ahead than you or l do? What has color to do with weather yet ‘to he? And why should Old Mother Nature choose some one whom only a few folks ever see to tell what is going to be? Don't be silly, Peter," said she impatiently. "But everybody says it is so," pro- tested Peter. “What everybody says usually is what nobody knows." retorted Mrs. Peter. “Haven't you Iorgotten something?" “What/l" asked Peter. “That Jerry Muskrat is wearing nznextra thick coat this tall," said ‘Mrs. Peter. ', "Oh," said Peter, looking as ii the felt a little foolish. "And that the cornhusks also laro extra thick this year." said Mrs. Peter. “Oh." repeated Peter. He. looked as it’ he felt still more loolish. "Doesn't everybody say that extra thick husks on the corn moan a Wong hard winter?" demanded Mrs. Peter. I Peter nodded. He started to say ,suntetlling, then held his tongue. lHe didn't know just what to say, so it was better to say nothing. "So," Mrs. Peter continued, "ii leverybody believes that, and every- ody believes that a wide brown pend around Woolly Bear's middle _is a sure sign o! a nice winter, tell ‘me what kind of a winter we really are going to have this time." , Peter grinned in spite o! himself. Hl-le had to. It was true that Jerry |Muskrat hnd an extra thick coat. some others had extra thick iur coats, too. It was true that the corn husks were extra thick. lt was true that Woolly Bear. the Cater- pillar who is black nt. both ends and brown in the middle, was wear- an extra wide band 01 brown. So what? Peter's grin became a chuckle. “I guess nobody really knows a thing about what the ‘winter is going to be," said he. "That l: the most sensible guess I have heard you make for a long time." declared Mrs. Peter. Pier wobbly little nose twitched. "And

just. guessing, too." "I don't believe in signs." said

nice mild winter."

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