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pone Little chick was a very young Grouse. so young that as Y9” she had never tried her wings. S-he hardly knew what wings were loi'. she had seen Mother Grouse my, and she had seen some other birds fly. but she really hadn't bhougm, anything about it.

Litte Lone Chick was out in the Great would all by herseli. She and no idea where mother and )rOthcl's and sisters might be. It ya.-, through no fault of her own that she was alone. Indeed, it was because she was smart. Gray- Fox had suddenly aDP9t1-'ed- mil Mmh" amuse had given the signal for an the children to hide. Little Lone Chick had been smarrenouzh in make use of 9. hole in the ground which happened to be close

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She was Vfrightened. dreadlmlly frightened. Wouldn't you be if you were very small and iound your- self all alone in the Green Forest with no idea of where mother or father or any one else was? But she wasn't so trlglhtened that she forgot the things she had been taught. She remembered to keep watch while she hunted for some- thing to eaif. She remembered to keep near something she could hide under if necessary. She remember- ed that safety first is the most important thing to keep in mind.

Priclrly Porky the Porcupine had given her a clreadiul iright, but she had soon found out that he wouldn't hurt her.gHe was even friendly. He had told her that he

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didn't hurt or eat Birds or other folks; that he lived on things like bark and tender twigs, and other things that grow in the ground. she never again would be afraid of Prickly Porky, or any of his kind. Now Sammy Jay had found her, Sammy had guessed right away that she was lost. He had given her a lot of good advice. some folks dearly love to give ad- vice. Perhaps it is because it doesn't cost anything,

No one in all the Green Forest knows the folks living there better than does Sammy Jay He makes it his business to know them, and what they are doing. and where they live, and all that can be found out about them. some iiolks do not like Sammy Jay. In fact. many folks do not like Sammy Jay. He does at times do some dreadiful things. He steals the eggs 04 other birds, and sometimes the babies when they a.re helpless. Be- cause of this the good things he does are overlooked. Sammy has Saved the lives of many of his neighbors. and done it over and over again by giving warning of the approach or an enemy. Hunters wiith, dreadful guns have no love for Sammy Jay..Over and over again he had spoiled their hunting by warning Light-loot the Deer,.or Thunderer the Grouse. or Reddy Fox of the approach of a. hunter.

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This event. participued in by some 300 undergraduates at no leading colleges. Ls n. bridge-by-nnil contest. with the players wrestling with prepared hands. Here is the sort of deal that is given to them - it was part of last yeuls set. The "per" set by the Ocmmliltee was: "East-west to bid vi make four spades"

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4-7 I East South west North 1 Q 1 V 2 O 3 V 2 Q Pass 3 Q FIJI 4 Q Pass Pass FIJI

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