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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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FUN ISN'T ALWAYS FUN

P. when all is said and all is done,I Some hm isn't always fun

Two little black imps were run- ning thmiigh the Green Forest. They had surprised Jumper the Haie behind an old stump. "Jumper had taken to his long h Away l'l0"buulldBd, and alter ran Totiy Bear and Taddy Bearldid. the black imips uho were supposedi

as big as themselves bi afraid. He must be

By Thornton W. Burge55

he wouldnlt have run. Chasing hlin was no end of fun. What long ears the fellow had. what a iunny way he had of run- yning. He bounced over the ground.i

: M l” N I '9. Om OUU am .y9s, sir, lie bounced over the!

'one run like that. They oouldnlt run that way themselves. -They

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lgroiiiid. Neier had they seen any They Hare behind an old stump.

slic was nowhere to be seen. They time, she didiit waiked this war and that. lonkinsiiaut she di(iii't uait to tell Taddy. """ " TA iltliat. she uiis sorry ttor him. Shci

, scrambled nrcr

"Wait for me'” cried Tnddr. hr scritiiirblcd over the tree triiiik.

Of course Tiittv didn't wr-i' Chiiy a little way ahead. n prorokiiislv little way. was that queer lmkziig follow with legs and the lunr: ears. Slio uzintc to cnttli him. Never had she want- ed to do anytliing quite so much. He

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wasn't running so fast now and Prrhaps he was more tired than? she was. Slic tried to run fastettl I , ,4 ,, ,-V,-

0EOO?OOsTeIOfCO'jOOs

made by South in the Iollowtng deal is ocimniltted with depiorlble irequency by almost all grade: of players

t Both sides to on st-om

had siii'pr;.sed Juniper the

andlcould gallop, and they did. But 10.. some sis” of her. As Taddy (.915, ithey couldn't run in jumps the way poked ms hem nrmmd a big rock llll'l1'Ih:5 flu??? fellow mead at mm" there was that iellim with the long legs and the tuna P:Il'S again. and Run as hard as they could. and away he wert as before. lippcrty to be following Mother Bear. Tliislthey did Just that. they couldn't up, iippei-ty hp! 0! course Taddy wu the tint t.me they ever hildicatvh up with that queer seen Junper the Hare He waslwith the long eais. After a short squealed to Toiiy, it he was time they grew tired; they grew ran, Tom; (rornlng afraid oijshort of breath. They just had to head wag ,1 mimi (ran it was quite -

XBUOW couldn't i'esist lliP iPlltDiEllO1i. He and away her iicimiti him. a.i

istop and rest a little. "I just caii't,,1 big tier. Jllllllrer the Hare went . llillll MW i5”h9Y5' squealed Taddyiover it as ii i: was nothing at iall. He went mar it in a beautiful

"I can't either." agreed Totty ljump as if he had spiriiigs in his Bear. heels. Tandy Eva:-. running hard. "ITS (0 bad We C31” CGVCN mm i could iieitlirr Liiiin over that tree; .tellcrw.' said Tnddy. ”Whnt 11 IUHILV iior stop hiiiiiscli in time. He ran: way he runs. I don't suppose we'll r-mm 51na(ik niln lPV01' SEC him M?R3H- I Wonder W110 his nose. "Out-zi" hr squealed, rub-i

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he'FliEe little cubs rested, tihen bP'tla)TlI:Az1)Atlln(?l:-lIl1h0lkBKlt11 mm pm iblldge 15 ”0 N9” Catastrophe. 0! Tony Body iris able to stop in bump her nose”

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lsoinid, Two diamonds was an iin- . ,thinkablc rrsponse. and one no- . Ytrirrnp would be less strategic. in ithat it would carry less shutout . lralue than two spades.

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it and bumped as possible. but the nevertheless lost

that tree mink. ;40 score. or. it East-west outzbid

;”Ccmc one!" she squealed, "K see

PRIGE or WALES CONCERT SERIES

asruas South's rebid of three spldes.

for i

H”, umgilt is true that in some bidding

dgsystems or "styles" a single raise l isuch as North's in spades) guaran- Itees tour siippoiting t.ri.n'nps, but lvery obviously North in this cue

lliolding might have clearly indicat- i ed the superiority of a diamond

King Of The Royal Mounted

it contract Bridge ' .

By Josephine Clubertsnn I Ivar W 41au.v17l.aur1 AMD 70 samtavs...

A T00-COMMON ERROR.

The particular bidding error

South dealer. e Both sides iiilnerable.

4 Q io 6 .9 K 5 4 3 , . . Q J 8 1 E Li'l Abner 4.5 2 4 .1 9 s 4 o 5 a : E5027 2 WNE 9 N :4 HOURS me am KNOWN HASILIDDLE ft it ” S t 2?.” :2:'i.E':,g.5L'aEpiE5E?:t” i ' 4 A K 7 2 Jog i ' 36 IF :K 10 9 3 NTQEE" 4: .g.i( 10 9 T 34 v e

The bidding" , Foiiu West North Eu! F I 1 Q Pass 2 Q 3d 3 Q Dblc. Pass Pass Pass South played the cards as well

fire tricks, A 200-point penalty at rubber

('()lll'SP, but the North-South loss was far greater because they could easily have made three diamonds. inking the rubber game with their

them, doubling and collecting at least 200 points. The error mentioned origiinally

This auction was utterly illogical: on the score. particularly, South should li.-ire bid three diamonds.

was not DllI)lllg such a system. and indeed. even it North had had tour small spades, his diamond

contract.

In any case, it was not North's raise to two spades which was re- sponsible for the result. That. raise , was entirely justified; in fact, no other response would have been as

No. the responsibility tor the doomed spade contract was South's. What was wrong with three dia- monds instcnd oi three spades? 1! North did mt prefer diamonds. he could go bark to spades at the same level, and if he did preierdia- monds, that wits obviously the best spot for the hands.

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