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bors than s m ‘m’ M‘ m?“ oes Sammy Jay.

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l‘ m‘ 5""? My! Bamm vlfte that Saying o; ‘$01’; can be noiser than he when he a?“ to b“ md ‘M94111 care o sees or hears him, and no one can get about more quietly m.) unnoticed than he when he want: toasee but not be seen, ‘ 0 Se. k more, ebmyhismzﬂelgggl: "W! know about him. He knows who the careless ones are and the headless ones. He knows’who u; most timid and who are most bold. He knows who are hsppy-go-iuclry "id Wﬂlﬁflll. and who are careiu: and thriity. He has learned these $111!!!! lust by watching his neigh-

prised to learn how much hc knows about them and their ways.

WATCH YOUR OVERDALLS!

Most players’ take the view that an overcall at the one-level is sale, almost regardless oi the strength or‘ the hand. "Surely." they reason, "nobody is going to double me at such a. low contract!’ That this is not s. valid conclusion is proved time and again in expert games, where there is no hesitancy about doubling at any levell It was also proved in the Iollowing deal-end the overcall in this case was comparatively conservative!

Northdesier. w“ Bothsideavulnereble. slums Q34! 8 xuszjsljylsqioo 14 anon N on ‘. 5 w E goes eqnos S QAKQI ‘r Qe 9x108 eslues 4.7101! . Thebidding: ' North Bast South 1m: Pass l.‘ 1Q Dbie.‘ 1g Dble nvr Dble. Pass Pass 2Q Dble. Pale Peas Pass -

From the moment South med» his one-diamond overcail, he and North were trapped, and their do. speraee eiiorts to escalpe resulted Onéy in a further tightening oi the ne . West opened his singleton club: East won and promptly shined to the nine oi hearts. South covered with the ten; West won with the jack and shiited to his top spade. East captured dummy's jack with the queen, cashed two more clubs (while West discarded spades) and ten returned the heart d ce. West collected two more hes tricks (while East discarded his last club», ‘then, hoping that East could mfi

from declsrer‘s hand. West led a iourth round oi hearts.

East was glad io-oblige by rut!- ing with the diamond nine, and declarer, thoroughly upset by this time, mlde the mistake 0d over- ruiiing with the king. It was hope- less. oi course. to try to draw trumps. so South now _led his ro- mesnmg club. which was high. This time, however. It was East who could ruii with his otherwise worthless trump. and West still hlﬂ three sure trump tricks!

Thus. South took only the sce and king o! trumps, and paid the ‘tremendous penalty oi 1700 points

b°1‘!~ 30m! 0i them would be sur- ,

' I-Lalppy Jack tuck an acorn under

them. them. s good “m f! “m” ‘mﬁi times. but ! wouldnt swap my -- ior the best nose in the. Forest. No. sir, I wouldn t.

squirrel. He was nldlnc his w!"- ter supplies in the some manner as his gray cousin." HAW! 35°‘!- end when Rusty's bedk will Wm?“ gummy carried or! for his mm use the hidden nuts. He saw no wron! 711811 9H0"!!! W I01" l" 503°!‘ in doing this. In the Green Forest and on nothing belongs to any one except- ing while they have possession oi it. Whatever is iound is iree for any one who iinds it. ii they are smart enough, or big enough. to talks it. It is one oi the ways in which Old Mother Nature tries to teach her children to be smart enough to keep what they get.

Sammy Jay was doing would be V617. very wrong. It would be stealing. But among the iolinl in m: and feathers it would not'be "T0118. lust as it isn't wrong for Roddy Fox to try to catch Peter

M S 5° "W Sammy watched the busy arvesters while himsel! unseen

Y" sir. they would so,

Some time a long. long time ago one oi Sammy's great-great-evqr. so-great-grandiathers must have watched his neighbors at harvest time and seen them hide nuts and acorns and seeds instead o! eating them at once. And perhaps he won- dered about it. And pefhgpg when

inter came he happened to s", some oi those same neighbors visit the places where those good things were hidden and have plenty to eat when other folks were going hunsfy. Perhaps then he remem- bered seeing those things hidden during the harvest in the lovely autumn, and this set him to won- dering some more.

It may be that when another harvest season came he watched again and saw acorns or nuts hid- den under leaves, or buried in the ground and when no one was watching uncovered some oi these just to malke sure that he had seen what he thought he had seen. And it may be that when cold weather came, when there were no more nuts and acorns under the tree-l and iocd was hard to iind, he again sew a neighbor uncover some oi his stored supplies. Per- haps, remembering what he had watched in the harvest season and where. he had done a. little look- ing around end had found hidden. nuts or acorns. It may be that 1!! that way the idea oi thriit end what it can mean was born b9- neath the smart pointed cap T19 wore, and he taught his child!!!“ end they in turn their children. and so on down to Sammy Jay whom we all know. Certain it is that he is thrifty. and he would

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So now Sammy watched the busy harvesters while himself lln- seen. Anyway he was not not-lad- He mode sure oi that. Irenwailrhel

some leaves then race awe? '0 "t another. Sam-m? 11"’ 5'3"‘- away the leaves. picked ' Wm ° acorn andloerried it to a h n8- plwiztee $05.’: esehnlnlss it," chuckled sammy "g9 has a lot more hid- den around here. so many that he mm», possibly remember where he hid each one. How he finds 9h"?- at all is e mule w m°~ I "m" he does remember that in certaig places he has hidden hurt; enn acorns here and there. en he winter when he wants them !

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Rabbit or Danny Meadow Mouse.

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