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Buglcr the Ell; had met more than his equal. He knew it now. Indeed, he had known it for quite a Wiilil‘. He: was no lnllgc!‘ figlit- mg to \\'lll. He kllUW that ht‘ couldn't win. Hr knew that this other Elk with whom he wits fight~ ing was just J. littlt- too bin, jllxt l\ litllc too ltciigv, just a little too slfvllll~ lust n little too quick, just n. littlc too stutirt for him. Ht‘ \\';ts growing; \'ci'_v tired. He couldn't

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0nd "19411- kvvp on fighting much longt-r. The Y0!!!‘ H0991’ grcnt lllllltlS on his iictul, which has both. ho hatl carrlctl so ttttsily and 5o prulltlly, had become sirangrly heavy and were stciitlily gT0\\’lY1l_.,

heavier. Ho Wllb panting for breath. lie no longur could spnro any tn squeal his rage. Hr- was losing that fight (Hill he knew it. So no was no longer fighting to win. What was ho ﬁghting for? He was llillllilir: to get away. Yes, sir. iliLi is what itt~ was fighting for-to

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turned to Montreal iis cort-sul-gvnqfolks looking on seen such a fight. eral of Colombia. a post he left l5} 'I"hey hnd soen fights, sometimes years H.510. Fnr i2 years he itnsldv-siierntn fitzhts. among tliemsclvits been Colombia war minister onanrl among their iiczghbors who member oi the Colombian senate.

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but never a fight between two giants, for that. is what. the Elk were to all of them. The clashing of the great antlers, the snorting and squealing and grunting, the pltingiitg at each other, were ex- titing and were frightening, too. The two Mountain Beave-rit ltiiiskyi anti Mrs. Musky, were tritrhti-nerl hnlt to death. They should httve been sale in their un- clt-rgruund hoinc, for this was in broad ilnylight and that is no time for iovvrs oi ilarkness to be out.‘ But they jttst lind to see the end‘ of this fight. They just had ta.

"Tillll follow who boasted that lie \\'.'lS not afraid 01 any one is’ afraid now. Hc is beaten and ital, knows it, but he hasn't any some," stud Musky. i "Do you moan that he was fool- t-sit tn gt»: into this fight?" asked‘ Airs. Mushy. l "I inciin he hasn't sense enough: to know that, he is beaten and run. iitvny." l't‘])ll£’(‘l Musk .

"Perhaps. he catti." hllisky sllrvwilly’. _

"C.tii't what?" asked Mr. Muskyni

“Can't run zttvny," replied Mrs. Mushy.

"Of course he can run away‘ and it he had any sense he would. If he kvcps 0n fighting he may 3e: hurt,’ rctoried Musky.

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may got hurt worse," declared shrewd Mrs. Musky. "Perhaps he wants to run invny, but cant." That is exactly how it was. More than ever he had wanted anything in his life before Buglcr ivttntcd to quit and run while there was still some speed and strength in his legs. But he couldn't Just turn and run without danger of bciilg hurt wore by the sharp points of the antlers of the other than if he kept on fighting. Those long, sharp points could be the dcnth of him and he knew it. Biigler had been pushed back almost to the edge of the Opening in which they had been fighting. Many eyes were watching from around the opening. High over licarl circled Thunderbolt. the Golden Eagle. His fierce eyes were watching every move of the tight- era far below him. He knew that. Bugler wa beaten even before Bugler himself knew it. H0 circled lower and. lower. If one of those fighters should be killed — well, Elk meat must be very good eat- ing. With much the same thoughts Croaker the Raven notched from the top n! a tall dead tree. From the midst. of lurking Black Shad- ows at one side o! the open place Howler the Wolf watched hungrlly and hopefully. Other hungry. hopeful eyes Were wiatching and ivnlthis Ior the end of um fight. The end came suddenly and un- expectedly and there was some- mini! strange about it, something queer. Tho two fighters had come together head nn with a. crash. An had happened before both had

“And it he tries to run away he , discussion between North " South.

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ANTICIPATING THE LEAD

When bidding a slam. it muni- lly in I. very good ldel t0 wmldel‘ the probable openinz lead. For example,

South dealer Eubwest vulnerable.

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to the opponents’ informative bid- ding, simply led the one suit they 11nd not mentioned-and the de- fenders quickly cashed in two club

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Since it was plain that North could have made six notrump without even taking a finesse. there was (naturally) a polite t?) and

North argued that South, by jumping to four hearts over three diamonds, had shown a powerful hand with a. long heart suit, and said that he, North. had felt safe nt a six-heart contract. He fur- ther insisted that South might have had to establish the spade suit by ruffing, which of course could not be done at notrump.

North wit-s wrong. First, South had not shown g particularly strong hand, innmuch as his first. rebicl had been only two hearts. North’: real error, however, was in failing to realize that. South ntlglit have the diamondﬁace instead of the club ace. and that with hearts as trump, the opening lead could ‘the made through the club king. North should have counted that. at notrump he could probably rely on six heart tricks, two spades, anti at least two diamonds and two clubs 11' South had the club ace, or four diamonds with club con- trol if South had the diamond rice. In either case the total would ‘be twelve tricks. and the opening lead could not be fatal.

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