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run RIVAL COUSINS . Z’, , 7% {J42 Who inr their ovm refuse to tlghfi /’ _ /é soon forfeit what is theirs by right. —0ld Mother Nature.

Reddy and Mrs. Raddy Fox had lived in the Old Pasture for so long that they had come to regard it as theirs by right. That is, they iult that no other Foxes had any rights there. They ielt much the same way about the Green Mea- dows where they did much of their hunting. The Old Pasture and the Green Meadows were their own special hunting grounds. theirs by right of possession. Anyway that is the way they felt about it. and they didn't hesitate to let any strange Fox who came that way - know it.

' ‘ . For sometime a cousin oi theirs, ' LABORERS PROTECTIVE UNION Cousin Gray. so called because he wears a gray coat instead of a. red

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seldom ventured into the old Pas- THURSDAY, MARCH 9th -— 1:30 P.M.

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"Perhaps there isn't a Mrs. Gray liter all." said Roddy hopllilily.

I got home," said Roddy.

“Who?" asked Mrs. Roddy. she didn't seem much interested.

“Cousin Gray," replied Reddy.

Mrs. Reddy pricked up her ears. "What was he doing over here?” she asked sharply.

“Looking around I guess. when I lirst saw him he had his head in our doorway, but when he saw me he left in a hurry." replied Raddy.

“Was he alone?" asked Mrs. Reddy. Her voice was even sharper than before.

Raddy nodded. "Yes." said he. "Why do you ask? He has always been alone whenever I have seen him."

"I was just wondering." replied Mrs. Reddy. “You know what time at year -it is."

Reddy grinned. "Yes, my dear. It is still winter and I wish it was spring," said he.

."That isn't what I mean and you know it. it is looking-ahead 0 ‘-3 time in the Fox world." said Mrs. r

ture or hunted on the Green Men- (laws. but they had met a few times in the Green Forest and had found traces of him around the pogltry yards of neighboring iarms. ne mom n Mrs.

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. cipals before the end of March the number of new pupils

expected to attend together with addresses. 5”” M” Rwdy‘

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"Mm dale,’ think Cousin Gray was looking at .1 2°“ ‘me’ ""1“°"b1‘ our den with any idea or living . , “"""' ‘""‘5'~ there!“ exclaimed Reddy. "Why

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North's probable reason {or start- ing with one club. instead of one diamond. was to discourage a. club lead. no matter what the final con- tract turned out to be.

west. who had no very attractive. lead. opened the deuce otitrurnps. Deciarer played dummy's ace-had. he played the ten-spot. he would have promoted a. sure trump trick for the enemy—and Emt‘s jack tell. The queen and ten at trumps were then cashed, after which de- clarer played three rounds 01 dia-

matter. we simply can't have them ior near neighbors. Ii’ Cousin Gray has any ideas oi’ making a home in the old Pasture we'll have to make him forget it. He'll have to find some other place for a home and some other hunting-ground. And that's that." declared Roddy.

Mrs. l-‘teddy nodded. “Just what. I was thinking," said she. “It is hard enough to get food enough for ourselves and children. We simply can't share it with rivals.”

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him to pass up the next quads trick as well. to be consistent, so he took his spade ace and laid down. the good diamond nine.

At this juncture South had four spades and K-8 of hearts, had ruiied the diamond. West would have over ruitcd and shifted to clubs. thus making matters very unpleasant ior declarer. south. however. saw this clearly. and so he did not rut‘: East's high dia-

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