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- THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER

21. 17:51

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The great defect in Soul-h's play of the following hand was that it couldn't. gain anything but could ,(n.nd did) losel

'leimi'deeler.1' M North-South vulnerable. 4 .1372 Q Q J 3 2 Q 9 S 4 .1. NJ 3. 5 4 A in 5 J ro ion -re N e K 1 3 Q 10 7 'O35 WSE glxqos .4. 10 2 T G 4 i 4AxQo Q A s 5 4 O AKQ 4.53 p '1'l1ofbl'dding: ;soun. wr-t Nurlli Iinst II I Fan: . 5" '7- ..': .l Pass 4 O 1335-1 '-Pug Pass

South's biddin: was awn ialiwr "N113,-I in that. he started oil with the heart suit and showed his cqiiai-lenz"n :-varies. Perhaps he dcliberalclv Cll0:C this course so as to ”:'m'rirsc and thereby show a strong hand. but this tactic is not to be commciid- Ed.

west, Openpd mp 4-liilo icii. l"..i.xl

pnllecled two tr Pks ill ill". and shifted In the maziinnri Ion. Declare: won and drew ll”il'nW5i

taking the third round with dum- myv, jack. Then, rnl”.l'IllP0(l that East must have tho l1t'.'i:ilVl(1lli'. for his ovei-call. clcc.vrr'" WW l-W queen through for 2 f.iir-SF had me king, ail ri;:'rii. hi.: uflci South captured that card he found himself in the emibarrnssir-.'1 WSW ion of having to give up two hcarl tricks to West. The ('OF.'.TaVl was

"gone." . Nothing coiilr-l lic :.'i:i:"ri 5? South's selection or :'.ic ii-'-av:

queen for his first lead n' that-

Iuit. It East had Ilir kin; he would cerLainly cover. and der- llrer would siiiinave I" W0 least one heart trick. Th.s was not mg real danger, howevcl'. hast was marked with a great man.l'

club; and three Spades. hence hcl

was obviously short in licarls. 5lnce,1l. best. declare: would have to lose one hearl: lrirk and Wild well afford thaf lmsz. ilir v'”9'f lay was the ace from "W ""7-"'1

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His destiny he'll beet fulfill WhOcl::'lO1A'B the time for keeping si . --Old Mother Naluie

Peter Rabbit. sat staring down at a mic black and brown furry ball in the middle of the little lllalh. It was Woolly Bear. the only Caterpillar anywhere around all ims time of year. He didn't look? i;kc a Caterpillar. He looked like. nothing but a little black and. brown furry ball. for he was roll-l rd up very tightly. A moment be. fore. Sammy Jay had poked him with his long. sharp bill and had iolled him over two or three times, Woolly Bear had kepl rolled up HF had made no sign that he was alive. Now Sammy had flown away,bi:it Woolly Bear still re- mained just a lit-tie furry ball.

Peter actually began to won- lder if it could be that Woolly iBear had been frightened to icieath. It must have been rather ldreadful to be poked about and iroiled over and over by someone gwho at any moment might pick

him up and swallow him. Peter

had a feeling that Sammy Jay would have done just that had iwooliy Beer shown he was alive. llleler knew that unlike most lbirds. Sammy Jay often eats Cat- crplllars with hairy coats.

l Peter waited. He waited and iiailcd. He was just about to give up. believing that Woolly Bear had been frightened to death. when the furry Caterpillar un- rolled. "Has be gone?" he whis- ipered

1 Peter didn't have to answer ,liiat question. for just then Sam- niy's harsh voice come in them so faintly that they knew he must line far away. He was. He was ,over in the Old Pasture. Without

tcri on his way. l "That was R smart lrick." said ire-ier Rabbit. woolly Bear said nothing. He : kept right on going. He seemed to lbs hurrying more than ever. Peter lfnilowed. Of course it was slow 20111; for Polar. Hr chuckled In 'lll11F”ll '1 Suppose HF. lhinks he's .g0;n5 fast." thought Peter. Yes. sir. I suppose he thinks he's so- ing fast."

Far in the distance Blacky the ifirnw began lo raw. Woolly Bear sin-aporl for an instant. Peter won-

.are going?" asked Peter.

Plans have hcrn nrrrmwl hm" '” rirircd if ii was because hc hcarrl build a. landing basc for linlicnn-'-.B1ack.v. He suspected that Woolly are on the roof of tho railunv sta- Roar might not fare so well should tion in this Susscx County town. lBlacky see him. But Blacky's

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voice came from far away. He was over in the Green Forest. Woolly Bear moved on. It seem -' to Peter as it he was hurrying more than ever.

”Don't you know yet where you

"Yee." replied Woolly Bear. "Yes. I know where I'm going." "Where?" cried Peter eagerly. ”To a place where I'll spend the winter." replied the hurrying Caterpillar. . "And just where is that." asked Peter. "1 don't know," replied Woolly Bear. and kept right on going. "Then you don't know where you're going." criediPeter. ” I

Yes. do." replied Woolly Bear. "I'm going to the right place to spend the winter, and

when I get there. I'll know il." "Oh." said Peter lamely. welcome Robin came along. He

lighted in the path,very near

woolly Bea)”. Woolly Bear started

-.:.S--.1; ' Peter Rabbit sat sta-lng down It a little black and rown furry ball in the middle of the little Pill: mm. wasn't afraid of Welcome Robin. i

Welcome Robin eyed him a bit hungrily. then shook his head. ”He's too furry for me." said Wel- come Robin. '1 just couldn't swallow him. No. sir. I just could not swallow him. That fur coat of his would make him stick In. my throat." Welconie Robin tool: to his wings again and flew over to the Old Orchard. Woolly Bear hurried on. Peter followed. He had become so curious about Woolly Bear and where he was going that he quilc forgot he was right out in the open where any- body who should come along would see him.

”I've just got to know where Woolly Bear is going. I've got to!" said Peter to himself. Then he sat up for it quick lob" ' ””.llld to

to curl up. but when he saw who it was he kept right on going. He

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