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JANUARY 15, 1952

don't know the tricks. They don't know what to do. They'll have to Stay with me. They wouldn't have a chance with that big Dog."

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Mrs. Ligthtioot understood what he was going to do. ”Don't stay too long," said she. and led the twins away.

lt was a lovely day. Jolly. round. bright Mr. Sun. was shining his best. 'Thc Green Forest and the Green Meadows. the Old Pasture and all the landscape around were

carpeted with snow. It was a.

lovely world of white. It seemed

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There was no conspicuous flaw ,in the defense of the following hand, but closer co-operation would have defeated the game ,conl.ra-ct.

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””A”"”' impossible that there could be g'f;' ”ff'": 1 M ..t,.3 . , knows mm, day to any dreadful deeds in such ay 0 '5' "5 mm” 9' 'v'I-w-m-I"' Onidahvcler lzvella world. Yet over there in I 4.1108 3 . e reen Forest a very d'read- Q84 What lies ahe&d:g;:: Iltlliilemxtgajitr. ml mmg was hmwemnm . A Q B 7 5 ' ' Four otherwise helpless folks -L8 2 5 I .Ok I . Lb G e n were running for their lives. Light- A 7'2 - 4 A K 4 '- - - --'- c r”

VIII; iigofj lgghifogg uh: gag. foot was running one way, and O k l0 I N O J 9 6 5 3 HOW soon CAN YOU -IeLI.o,ua:I.o..,wHiiE lwic Ll huwt and their Welly running in another direction were 6.1 9 6 .1 W E 2 CONTACTAN NRPORT HA5 VERY LITTLE PLAINS AlFPORT...DO Misc 1: vim grhey stood pep Mrs. Lightfoot and the twins. two -In K 7 4 3 S O 4 WW VOUE RAWO7. F you READ ME... gmm rh the were 3,5 h3!ld50m8 Young Deer as ever ' 4-J 10 9 '

Icslly 59- 9 Fl” 3' lived m'the Green Forest. 6 Q 9 6 5

even holding their breaths. dust Following their trail at first VAQ

a little way tram that thicket far behind, were two. Dogs . 0 K 10 2

uere two Dogs. One was a smai.l small one .m d: I pltq 8 5

hunting Dog called a Beagle. He and a b' W1 nigh eadml hash

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derful nose for following scent. WOW following tiwse Deer. in my West North East south

The other Dog was long of leg. big It was trash md easy to muow. hope of callchvm u with m e Pass Pass Pass 1 NT

nf body. and with stronz laws -.-eee-ewe--e and l..,u,,, one 09, mijm 1. W633; rm 21- ms Io .

and great sharp teeth. He had no back trail. and so make sure who because they were hu' r d Pass 4 Q Pass P130 -

osc for following scent; he was was following them. needed . . "E 3' 3" pa” 7 ' ms aacx,

yenving that work for Beagle. The "Now you see what I was afraid mm" DfOod' it was. because ""5 '

latter was following the scent of of," said Mrs. Lightloot. "That mg 3 tff”10;':: l-31: Jgiy oIf)fz:llow- Norms twogclub response to Q"

U19 N” Dean It” WT” "Em and big Dog could 'Puutevel.n'ayhotLf1 dtt)wn' 301"; Rl0IlK because ghe opfonlfllg notmmp 0pe".i"z.. was the usmy.

easy to follow. The big. fierce Dolz sai&lkshce&ut.lici1l;1nlingf (I; ha mop .anl- dream-U1 pleasure it-I killing, es. man convention e- an artiflcal

was going along for only one pur- pose. It was a dreadful purpose. It

to kill one or more of those ”But you haven't your antlers." th. V g r possible. HENRY 333 be will :2.” ..M;.:.. ..;::.s:. ".2? W3” - up wit . e sma or: was 9 - inn l, . " I back t 3-,. F H - mon . sou i won wi e n H y lowing that trail for the fun of Ligl)I)VLeftll)Lh2.iIiIrte x;(;n'tS8;)oal'?t:, uasalig circle ml:e1Dee;3n4:lal:il;I,gut:icDo::cfialt& and led a low spade toward dum, c;”t::q(JW..

the chase. The big Dog was fol- lowing the small Dog for the joy or the kill later on.

The two Dogs diszi-ppcared as they followed that trail. They did not know that they were so close to the ones they were after. You see. Mrs. Lightfoot had led the ailiers in a great circle until they were where they could watch their

lers." said Lightfoot.

stay together. With us all to- gather, the trail is too easy to fol- low."

Mrs. Liglitloot nodded. 'iTliat would be all right if there were just you and l. You could go one may and I could go another. But here are the twins. They never have been chased by Dogs. They

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Pecially a Deer. Llghtfoot had remained in the

last reached that thicket. With a whistling snort Ligh-tfoot leaped WP and BWHY. He was deliberately trying to lead those Dogs away from the trail of Mrs. Lightfoot and the twins. it was a brave deed but alas. it didn't succeed. Per- haps he didn't wait long enough. Perhaps they didn't see him. Anyway. they followed the trail of Mrs. Llghtfoot and the twins, That was a day of terror in the Green Forest.

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Nearly-;l the more important nnimnls native to ancient Egypt

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bid which demands that opener show a four-card major suit, it

my. West's failure even ta..think about his play at this point con- vinced declarer that West had no honor in the suit, and this strong impression was filrtihered by the facg that East won with the spade king.

A heart shift by East would have been an excellent idea. but East could not be criticized for preferring to return the top of his club sequence. South. however, could counter this defense - at least temporarily! He put up the club ace. quite willing to lose I club trick later if he had to, but unwilling to let West get in for the diamond return which would pro- bably let East ruff.

South now led another trump. East won with the ace and re- turned the club ten - and West let him hold it! After that. of course, it was all over -- South could control the next load, draw trumps and discard on dummy's diamonds.

West might well have over- taken the club jack on the sound suspicion that East culd ruff I diamond, but East himself might have been of some help in this respect by leading the club nine instead of the ten - a small dif- ference. but psychologically im- portant.

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