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to school

they didn't to school. They thought the) lust playing and hB,Vll1Eg 6 time :ou1d find. learning

how to get it when They weir IWGS their lo use then L-urn were the lliie people of the Green Forest have to do this learn how to live to !NW D-

By Thornton W. Burgess thing to do with a Rattlesnake.

The cubs new MW ml" ll: mu” Agency Ltd. with which he was as- uler had 5Bld- that sociated until his death.

it Forest Rattle-l

rr MUST an mus

A taternenl that is much too

broad. lppearance of a iraud. -Old Mother Nature. Three little Fox cubs were going in the Green Forest. know they were going were good hunting" for anything they All the time they were what to hunt for. and they found it. learning to use their in-re ':.-airniug to use Tim were learning So you see they to school. All

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really goini

that they may

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zVIfk moment or two Buster stood

furs

still.

The three lltte cubs went out every day Will their mother. She was their teacher. Gray Fox. their fathsr. helped. All the time the three little taxes were having fun. It is always easier to learn when learning is fun.

The cubs had just learned the meaning of fear When they were vary little they didn't know enough

to be afraid. Now they were learn-

hg that being afraid is something

very important at times. They

had not supposed that anyone as be afraid anyone. They had afraid of Busztail

and she had told them that everybody in the Green

big as Mother Gray could at anything or just seen her the Rattlesnake.

Forest was afraid of Buzztall.

"Everybody?" asked one of the

cubs. "Everybody." replied Motherr Gray. "ii Buzztafl bites anyone

they cannot live. Green Forest knows everybody knows it is true. So everybody is afraid. Buzztaii aione."

it was the very next day that

the cubs saw.Buster'Boar tor the

first time. They had not dreamed that there could be anyone in all

the Great World so big. You may be sure they kept in hiding. peep-

ing out in round-eyed as

he came shuffling along:

Nobody in me why, but

be true. as mo everybody in the Gree was afraid oi Buzztail the snake. If great big Buster Bear was afraid there couldn't possibly be anyone who was not afraid.

DAILY CROSSWORD

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"Woof! woof!' said Buster Boar is no one in particular. The sound

made the little Foxes

feel as if . Meir little hearts stopped heating

for just a second Of course. they

didn't Buster Bear didn't see HlFfl'i He shuffled alone over toward

the rrwlrv ledlze where Buniall

the Rattlesnake lived From where

they were. the little see that led” "Woof? said 'Buster Bear mire Right away there was sound it was the queer sound Buzztail made when his tall, The m-be lmmv now

oxes could

it was a warning. But they couldn't

that anvone Buster Bear could be Buzztail Rn vou surprised they were when (fell bio Bustnr Rr-or H-an tw-'4'" Hooked a 'ew steps who would he do now? '

For n in-svnnvll or two

hnlieve

as big as afraid of can guess how

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A X Y D L B A A X R I I. O N C I I: I. I. o W , stands for another. In this example A is used X for the two Ois. etc. trophies. the length and formation of the words are "" Each dg QM sods letters are different.

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pany." the dls.mond see by discarding somh den”. the nine.

Plain 20. Sancti- Both sides vulnerable ”0"'ld9"5 ml PF0blGm- tr cm .?:.:s::":..'.":'.::':”: .1," H, on rat: - up "A '31.. M . if out running some risks. 30. after u," gm” p K J N a p p some thought, he proceeded as M - type a Q 10 o 2 g s s a '”"”"'i dog of . J 9 4 3 N ' K 10 3 3 He cashed the spade king ma Strike short. . Q 1 g 2 W E . A J 9 5 5 iinesaed to dummy's Jack. The Elevated tale p 5 S 3 finesse succeeding. he discarded train 14. Denna. n... a diamond on the spade ace. then tshortansd! article g p . K. rudad a spade. Now he led his hightaa 5. Malay. """W I MWIQ . A 1 3 . maining diamond-and the situ- Varnlsh an 34. Macawa . mg ption he had hoped for esme into ingredient people 35. Tissue a A Q 9 3 7 1 effect. East, in with the diamond Covered native t amt.) . ace. had to concede the contract. with ink to ' 36. Arabian Th” Edam!" by returning a. heart from the Rod Phills. letter South West North last king, or another diamond which Observes II. First man I8. Jewish 1 Q has 34. Pass would let South rud while dist Not wild (Blb.) month 0&0) Pass Pass Pass carding a heart from dummy. Famous 28. Knnve 1o.”Froze. English (Cards) water statesman 80. An aquatic il, Poem God of war vertebrate 42. Female run of-pearl tor flowers rnatlon Mother. I2. Receptacles M. Excla-

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-Former Sleds

p WINNIPEG tCI--Wilson Smith. 75-year-old businessman and for- mer sea captain. died Monday.

CONTRACT B-RIDGE

By Josephine Culbertson

Born in New Carilsle. Que.. he earned his cnptain's papers at the age of 21. sailing mostly out of South America. Later he entered the employ of the Canadian Paci- ' tic Steamship lin s as an officert of the Empress i Ireland.

' Capt. Smith left the CF Steam- ship Line in 1908 and came to Winnipeg where he and his brother. B. B. Smith. established the Smith

veloprnent.

ALLEMBRACING .

An encyclopedia originally wast

the group of studies that Greekl youths were required to take.

OPTIMIBTIO SLAM-BIDDING

IN THE average game. where '.he opening leader against a slam contract is not opt to Grid the itkiiling suit," it is only natural for the opponents to bid slams with a certain degree of bravura. indeed. there is much to be said for the take-a-chance attitude- but only if declarer has the know- hdw to exploit aw vorable ,ds-

Conslder this typical case. South was an expert, more or less trs ped into a "social" game. So he naturally bid a little more than in would have bid in "fast oom-

lt goes without saying that South did not have anything in the nature of s slam bid, simply because he had received a doll. hie raise from his partner.

A diamond or a heart lead by West. with good defense there- after, would have beaten the, slam, but West unwiscly opened his singleton trump-"to avoid a guess." And East was also a little misguided-he seized the oppor. tunity to signal his poueuion .3

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in Grades X, XI &

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