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"Dee. dee, dee. rhickadee!" cried; ,

Tommy Tit and flew over to join Yank Yank the Nuthatch in one oi‘ the apple trees in the Old Orchard. They are old friends, these two. The; like the some kinds o! food. Every morning they meet at the feeding station of Farmer Brown's boy for sunflower seeds, or broken peanut meats. or a taste of’ peanut butter. and a bit of suet. Then they look ovcr the nearest, tree [or insect eggs missed em previous visits, Yank Yank usually going headtirat down and around the trunk while Tommy Tit. searches the outer twigs.

"Dee. dec, dee! Have y heard the news. Yank Yank cried Tommy Tit.

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Yank, pulling a sunflower seed out from a crack in the bark where he had wedged it the day before.

"They say that Goldie the Oriole is back from the Sunny South." replied Tommy Tit. clinging up- aids doom to a twig while his bright eyes searched the under eide ol It. .

"who are they?" asked Yank Yank, hammerln: at the sun- tiower seed with his atom bill to men it. _

Pbotty t'~ Turee-lparrow told use. and Slz..ely the Itasca laid it is so.‘ replied Tommy Tit.

“Did they see him?" Yank Yank aired. moving down the hunk a little way.

"They didn't aay so. They said lacy heard him." replied Tommy Til.

“De you belie" it?" mumbled Yank ‘hank. The point o! his bill was in a crack in the bark where he was aura he had left a peanut Iioat en a previous visit.

‘It could be." declared Tommy Tit. "1'! Welcome ltobin can spend a winter here. and you know he has done that more than once. why shouldn't Goldie the Oriole?"

“That isn't what. I asked Y0“- ! asked if you believe that. Dotty and Slately really heard Goldie the Oriole." retorted Yank Yank.

"1 don't know whether I believe is or not." confessed Tommy Tit.

“You can't believe ‘ill yflll T161"- No one can. I found that out l. long time are.“ sold Ylnk Ylnk-

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No sooner had Samm arrived: in the same tree with t em than Tommy Tit asked him i! he had heard that Goldie the Oriole was

beck. "No", replied 8941mm’. "I haven't heard that. Has he been seen?"

»"I don't know of any one who has seen him,‘ but he has been heard, and there is no mistaking his voice.” Mplied Tommy Tit.

"I want to lee him before I will believe that he is here." said Sammy.

Wouldn't you believe he is here l! you should hear him sing right now?" asked Yank Yank.

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plled Sammy Jay. “Only the foolish believe all they hear. Hasn't Mocker the Mockingbird

over gooled you into thinking you heard the song o! some one else?"

"Yes." admitted Tommy Tit. But Moeker isn't here now." he added.

"And Goldie the Oriole isn't either. if you ask me." said Sammy Jay. There was a twinkle in his eye the others didn't see.

Sammy flaw over to get some sunflower seeds than disappeared back in the Old Orchard. Hardly was he out of sight when both Tommy Tit and Yank Yank heard the song of Goldie the Oriole. "HI is hercl" they exclaimed together. and flew back to look for him. They couldn't {ind him. Where ‘was

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West made a bad guess in lite’ opruitig lead oi (odors deal but. he‘ rm-ovvred neatly’.

Norths bidding was scarcely to‘ he ntlmircrl. but he was lucky to Finrl his partner with a hand that was porter-t. tnr rescuing purposcs: North should tint. have doubled in: the first plut~c~lic should have ovcr-l rrillr-d with one syindc; and undcri ardinnry- rircltmstances the tlirro-i auntie hid urns simply begging lor| trouhlc. ‘.

When East could not double {our diamonds. Wcst concluterl that it would be tout-h-atnl-no whether or not the Contract could llC tl-"icaicd West's own lonntli in spades in- dlcated that South u-ns extremely short and would bc alilc to discard on North's tricks in the suit; and it did not llpptlflr piohahlc that many heart tricks would occvue to lhc defense, S0. on thc assumption that the cluh king would lie either with North or Easl- West laid down the club ace. hoping to dcvclop a ruff in the suit.

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