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others to watch over and teach cu;-1os1r,y can 1;. i-,1,'.'nnd to find food for, she didn't Good or bad. wu must agree. have time to think too mudh oi --TliilnCl?T6!' the Grouse. the missing one. It was two days later that again she gave the signal Cugrlggity L. good .wihm thxoiigilrto hide. As they had been taught ll, you gain use-tul iniur-rns.i:ion. It to do, the babies obeyed promptly. Ls bad when through it you get mm and hid under the day leaves. A-s trouble nr damrei-. It is good when before, they heard mdrlher fly away. it helps mu to rind out things Then all was still, very, very still. that v. is well to know. Tl 1: bad Had you happened alone there you when it y,.,,ds mu in do mung: you uouildut have guessed that there ,;hm,.1dn';, .10, was anylbody alive anlyviihere near. There had been ten baby Grouse Yet there were nine bbby GT0”?- uf whxch mother had been ve'ry.vc-,ry nine obedient little Grouse. so near proud. Now. there were nine, One that you would have been” likely had forgot iha' when he was hid- to step on one without susnectiru; mg he shouldn't move. Vvhnt had it hecormn of h.m? You will have to It seemed as if mother was gone ask Raddy Fox, longer than usual. Perhaps she was. Whnn Ready had finally gnne Anway, there was one of those wer- n,way and mother had returned and chicks who thought so. Why was given the signal to come out otsihe gone so long? What could be Mding. she had at once mised the reason? What had been the

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one to learn what enemies looked

.i:ike itone never saw them! What

harm could there be in just peek- ing out? The more he thought about it, the more curious he be- came.

”H I'm careilul no one will see me even it I do peek out," said he to himseli. "I! I don't know what dangers to watch out for an I growuphowamrgolngtonvold them? Irhere can't be any harm in just peeping out. If nobody knows rm hem, and nobody does or they would have gotten me by this time. nobody will be looking for me right here."

He ketpt still A, little ions”. but ilhe longer he kept still the more curious he became. It seemed to himtha-theiuetlmdtoknow why mother Grouse had sent him into hiding, "I donit know what a. single enemy looks like," thought he. "No, sir. I don't know what a single one looks Ii-ire. and I auglht to know. If there is In

for, still around here. I want to see what he looks like. I want to and I ought to. Probably by now

just p9Pp oulr. 'I'hnt's all Til do. just peep out from under this big leaf."

He still hesitated. but after a- while he moved just n wee bit. He did it so caroctully that he didn't move the big leaf that covered him. He waited a bit. then moved again just as carefully as before, He re- peated this two or three times until at last his head was no close to that covering leax that he could peep out. For it long time he lay there just peeping out. But all he could 589 was t amend. and There was no enemy, nobody at all. there was noiihlncz in be seen there. He had felt excitui when he first peevped out, but with no one in sight he soon got over his excite- ment. He pushed his head out n littlo way. He could see around farther now. Still. there was no one in sight. Everything looked just lt:l1e same as it had when mother had g'ii'cn "the danger call and he had crept under that leaf. For n wliilr-, it seemed to him A long while although really it wasn't. he kept still. But the longer he kept still the more curious he became.

"I don't believe there was my . danger," thought he. "I guess I mother was soared of nothing. Any- lway, if I see any dlanger, I can

hide again just as I did before." so the small Grouse. full of curiosity, crept out from under ilhe ; bin: brown led! and stood up for a 'lonlr around.-He didn't see danger nnvnihere He didn't see anybody. friend or enemy. He never did see anybodg. Sher-pahin the Hawk shot down from behind him, and the zlittle ohick who was too curious never even heard Sha.1-pshin com- ing, There had been ten baby chicks. One forgot. and then there were nine one had been too curi- ous. and now there were eight. The baby Grouse were growing bigger, but the family was growing smal- lot.

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contract Bridge

By Josephine Cluberlaon

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Ill TRIED POE TOO MUCH LUCK --m.

The declare: needed some luck in the Iolllowing hand, but not as muoh as he seemed to believe.

1' amm-dealer. JH. . l Both sides vumeriltie.

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With the cards distributed as they were, East-West could have done very well at a spade contract. but they were glad they. had not gone in for any sacrificing when the mantis were in.

Wat laid down the two top die- monds, then shifted to the jack of spades. Declarer won with the queen and cashed the ace of trumps. He was unhappy when the suit nailed to break 1-1, and, nppare.-ntly ooncluding that he would have to coax East into some error, he cashed the spade ace and then threw East in with another mun-p lead.

East, it is true, had something of 1 problem, but he solved it - he returned the jack of clubs, This maneuver proved to be Soutilfa un- doing. He had already lost three tricks. and although he was pre- sented with the club finesse, he could ndt avoid the loss or e dlub trick.

It was foolish for Souiih to count on East's malning ilhe error of lead- ing a. spade diamond miter being put in with the trump. The rat better idea was ibr South to insure the aunltzmct, which he could do it the conditions were right. (If they weren't. he was helpless against good detfensei South simp- ly had to find the club king on- eide -- as he could expect in do tram Wat”: vulnerable bid - and he had to rind East with a. maxi- rmmi oftwociube-hvyno means A remote chance. Acting on this analysis. aitter learning about the trump break, South should have 'uL-ken the club rinese and cashed the oltub ace and spade ace, Then he could have used the trump iihmw-in play to very excellent advantage.

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