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Ixrlnfnxifnvi by his ‘Mic nnd daughter, l/lavis, Lhr- JlTUFnCy was

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“l ro-licct plants only ss l hohiiv." he said . . - "South Africa is a pfuce for young men. IndLstry and agriculture is expanding rziqwidlv throughout the Union.”

Hundreds oi’ English families who had immigrated from the

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Ignoring chance, the wise, instead. Wil-i first make sure, ilhén go ahead. —Old Mot/her Nature.

Staring down in the slmilow water at his feet Peter Rabbit saw smnething he never had seen be- ior. had never dreamed he would

that he was really seeing. Down there in the water was one oi’ the smaller members o! the Rail family. Sara was his name. He wusnt quite as big as Bob White and was thin instead o! plump like the latter. For his size he had long toes, They were strong toes with claws of good size. They looked like good feet for grasping things and holding on. That is just who; they were doing now. clinging fast to some plant down near the bottom. ‘they held Sore wholly under water but for his bill. ‘Iliat, and

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Down there in the water wls one oi the mnaller members o! the Rial] iauiily

my home. I‘ve been around but you havent" declared Som. "I don‘t get over here often. I don't like wet places like this."

on-ly that, was a-bcrve the surface Ilis nostrils being in his bill he could breathe with no trouble at all. So he could stay where he was as long as it pleased him to hold fast with those long toes. He was showing Peter how members u!

confessed Peter, hhen added. "I should like to ‘see your Cousin Virginia." "Did I hear my name men- tlcmed?" asked “s. new voice. A stranger to Peter stopped out o! the grass. He was sure that he

the Rnil fmmily can hide in the outer from hungry enemies over- herd. Sora leg go and came to the rur- ﬂace. “Simple, isn't it?” said he. "It is mmnderful!" cried Peteri admiring. "You may call‘ it simple ‘but I call it wonderful." "May b0 so." replied Bora- "I've noticed that oilten the simplest things are the most wonderful." “Who taught you t0'do that?" Peter waned 1o know. , "Nobody, I've known how to do ii: ever since I was big enough tol leave home I guess it was born 1'n me, Pt is an old Rail trick. My moi-her did it and my father did it I guess we Som Rolls have done it for so long that it is as natural for us to hide that wrw as l; is for you t0 dodge into s. bramble- tangle. Cousin Virginia uses the. trick. I know for I have seen her d0 it." said 0m- Rlght a Peter was curious."- "Who is Cousin Virginia? Should; I know her? Have I seen her?" he asked all in one bie-a-t-h. I "Don't ask me. How should I‘ know ii’ you have seen her?" re- torted Sore. "I mean does she come around’ where! would be likely to see her?" asked Peter. i "Yes and no." re-pied Sore and,’ chuckled.

"Wlhat do you mean by yes and no? That's no answer. It should QA 8 7 5' ‘he either yes or no?" Peter spokei ‘A 4 3 Ve ecldedl - '

‘ghg has ybcen around. She,’ zgggza N ‘J 6 3‘ was here lest year and she is likely‘ . J 4 3 W E 7Q 1° to be around this year. Bur you. *9; I s ‘Q1062 haven't been around. You have‘ - ‘gm 8 7 just begun to get acquainted with‘ ‘QA Q 9 me. yet this is the third year I 73 have come ‘to this place to make‘ ‘RJGB

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would have known she was a Rail had there been no one to tell him so. She hed- the ilanuly look. She was Just a we bit bigger then 50m hardly enough to be noticed. Where Born was dressed in gray Virginie wore reddish-brawn. In only 0m thin! were the cousins very dlﬂerent. Sara's bill was rather short and thick, but, 111;. Elmo's bill was long, slender and curved downward a little. '

"We were speaking of you, pegs;- Rabbit was wondering if he ever had seen y0u. I told him that i!

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Contract Bridge By Jiﬂﬂiilhll OUIIICIOOI ' nnvr-"w zomomo

"Quite A Contract!"

The experts in a prwnnent New Ork club were highly unwed over the outccme at today's deal.

'N0ft.h dealer» __ Both sides vulnerable. North-South 60 on score. '

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nwvuiy 1mm his spﬂtle king. ‘The dummy was sipreud, and South let out nn agoniued yelp! Instead of ﬁnding a, trend that was sub-

bid-which Norh announced when he curried the three-notnimp res- ponse to four notruimp - South found an irreducible minimum op- ' posite him, with not so mwh as s ten-spa; to augment the three ares, and without even a live-curd suit.

Stopping 1o give North a vitrio- lic glare, South took the first trick with the spade qwen. then led a heart to the ace Th: fall oi‘ ma’: ten we smiowmt cheering, and the heart four ma returned, South's kins tent-u»: w: elven-

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"One m break and the lowels are minsi he chuckled. '

He laid down the ‘tsmond king. then led and passed the diamond nine to East. The letter returned the spade six. South put up the

throwing at! dummy‘: last spade- and Bast was “lixedﬂ Only he

so he threw oww s club. South WWJJPIWIBQ the dlmona mound .

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