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l I I i lly Thornton l MRS. LIGHTFOOT WOBRIES :A mother's love you always find Looks far ahead and not behind. Mrs. Ldehttoot.

Mothers are born to worry. Mos:

cl them just can't help it. It is "a good thing that they can't. 1! th did not worry all sorts of things might hap-

pen to the children. Mrs. Ligthtioot the Deer is a good mother, and a good mcther worries. She was wor- rying now.

With Lightfoot she and the twins. now more than half gmwn had trodden out what is called a yard in the snow. A deer yard isn't at all the kind or a yard that you and I know. It is just a lot of paths troddon in the snow. They cross and recrcss among the food trees where the deer are spending the winter. I! the snow gets very deep I..ig.1l- foot and his family stay in the yard they have trodden in the snow. You see their legs are lcng and slim and their feet are sharp edgI?d hoofs that cut down through the show. They cannot walk on the show even when it is crusty. They rbreak through and have a dread- I fill time. That is why they tread out the yard as soon as the snow oe-

gins to get deep.

Lightioct noticed that Mrs. Lightioot was worried. "My dear."

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West opened the heart ninre.. South drew trumps in two ieadsy cashed his other heart trick, then went to dummy with a trump and ruffed the last heart. He cashed the club ace and took the club finesse to the jack. East won and exited with A club. and south soon had to give up "a diamond trick when that finesse also failed.

Ncrth, understandably irked. pointed out that South could hwe mode the contract by stripping the hearts and leading the two top cards in either minor suit. then continu. ing with a third round or that suit. th-rowing East in and forcing a re. turn to the other minor-suit ten- ace. This was true encugh as the CETGS 133'. but it was nevertheless an unsound plan. Suppose that it South cashed the ace and king of diamonds then led a third round, it happened to be West who had the diamond queen; he would win ma still lose a club trick.

The sure-to-succeed method of play (after drawing trumps and 055111113 South's second heart) was to enter dummy, lead the heart lack. and permit East to win that trick when he ecvered with the queen! Smith would discard a dia- mond or a club on this trick, and now, whatever East returned. South would take the balance.

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Meanwhile the lava young deer were in another part of the yard.

said he. "what in the world are you worrying about? We've got a good yard with plenty to eat. so what is there to worry about?"

"I am not worrying for ourselves." replied Mrs. Lighttoot. "I'm think- ing about the twins."

"What about the twins?" asked Lightlo:-t. "They seem to be doing all right." he.a.dded.

"They are now." replied Mrs. Lightfoot. "There is nothing the matter now. But supposing there is more snow."

"supposing there is. All we have to do is tread it down." replied Lightloct.

"But it there is more." said Mrs. Llghtloot: "it will take longer for us to he abie to get ou9 of this yard."

"What of it?" replied Lightloot. "There is ic-Cd enough here."

”Thore is food enough for us." agreed Mrs. Lightloot. "but I am thinking about the twins." Mrs. Llghtfoot shook her pretty head. - "What about the twins," asked Lighiztoct.

"They can't reach as high as we can. You know that." replied Mrs. Llghtfoot. "If the snow lasts too long we are going to have to reach high to get enough to eat. Already the twins are stretching their necks to reach good eating. Pretty smn we will have to stand on our hind legs because there will be no .'rx.d branches within -reach it we do not. I am not worrying about ourselves. There will be plenty for us even though the snow lasts long. It is the children who may starve, and all because everything is out of reach."

"I hadn't thought ed that." said Lightloot.

"You wouldn't," retorted Mrs. Lightfcot. ”it takes a mother to think cf the children."

"And it takes a mother to worry about what isn't" grurrted Light- foot. .

"But don't forget that what isn't may be. and it is well to be prepar- ed tor -what may be."

Meanwhile the two young deer were in another part oi the yard. Already they were reaching 50 high for their food that their (rent feet were on the ground. There was food. plenty of it. out of roach. Winter is a hard time tor the deer lcik. That is it is hard when the snow is deep. They are prisoners in their own yards.

TORONTO. Jan. 23 - (OP) - An 86-year-old woman died in hospital today 0! burns suffered last night when her clothing was set alire by a match she was strik- ing to light her pipe. Mrs. Kath- erine Auburn had smoked I pipe for several years, relatives said. A

sister, Mrs. Maude Baitams. said it was "one of her lew recrea- tions."

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