Meadow Mouse otten does. In

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Isaniiyl had found he tunnelljust n er I e roots of t e grass ead- - T ing from underlthe Old Stonewall Jod.PhIn. CU. b.f'5..g. over towards -Farmer Brown's " house. It wasn't far. Every now and then Danny would come to I EXPERT TOUCH LACKING ggaggrotgigelbfufhggg tngmgg '2 In all fairness, it can't be said med yeomaifl duty. Inn! East re- that South made any bad mistake turned his Plrtners suit. hearts.

reason for wanting to go as far as he could toward Farmer in the play ol the hand below. but New another spade lead revealed

gl"t:ltWl'l';5n:'ig'!5;e-nnitiie ggtlgmfgegitg he lacked the expert touch that the very bed break to deciarer 5

there. something 890d to eat. So rmulf ha" "feguaidcd the com 3?: :&:;n:imml::.k By Thanh, W. 3.: Danny kept on until he came to I'3c- for . diamond. ludiu to hi. awn

the end of the tunnel. He hadn't d m g met Miner the Mole. so he knew N3Wofh.sfm;-whmm lten, but that emit tailed, Ind

that Miner must be in one of the

Grandma By Charles Kuhn

THE TUNNEUS END when another heart was led. South

re danger Hes "ch mun dk tunnels that branched oif. and this QA Q J 7 3 . How. great a chance is Justified. Suned D3n"y- .K 5 i fimmy had in rely on u” duh -ohi Mother Nature. At. the end of the tunnel Danny 3?, 8 2335555 gieigiatdown.

did a little digging himself. He x

wasn't trying to dis that tunnel . :1 9 3 it was S0ul.h'l lead of the spade c

1i;g'lEl91'g Vials digging iii) mslefid . 2 W E .K543 ten that accounted for his woes.

0 5 F318 8 Bad. It was easy dl8- .g J . S .9 10 9 He could see three sure tricks in es 6 4

- Danny Meadow Mouse is per- yfectly at home in the tunnels of Miner the Mole. It-is dark in there and Danny likes the dark. He doesn't like being out in the light.

ging. in no time at all he could hearts and two in clubs. conse qunetly he did not need. all five

poke his nose up through the root.

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That is because he is afraid. There Th h . 10 5 i'ii3.."i.-fi'”...”g'i'.iiT"”ii..i'.i if 3i.i""l2 hf"n iloiiiii i3.,””..,””.iXi..f”i.i1 ' A 0,3, , Z2”iii.i;.e”".5.'3"'.io iliigidh” aw"? likes the darkness. head out suddenly. No, sir, that .Q 1 ' i 3 8 van . There is another good reason woiildn't do at all. He must do it "'A 1 5 1 lallgeerelnWi:leSa?ll1l;gdt8h:geslP ai!I:VlIteeVi'1('eraiI'l(,g very slowly and carefully to make The bidding: mote. mm emm. East or west

why Danny likes Miner's tunnels. Anyway, Danny thinks it is a good reason. In those tunnels he can gel at many good things to eat " that he couldn't get otherwise. - ll , Danny is righat is caltlledt: ”lyeg- Lek la Itliai-k in there and Dulllly while he looked around. 5' et.-ii-inn.”' is means a e ives e. t, e um-ii. Cauriuusl , Vex. vel, ,3-mi sg if "wstly 0" Vegemble mane" 5."ch 7” LY. Danny yparted” the ygrtass (iiiid lead in view of Nortliis tirst res- i; 5” 5wdS' grass am ".”3"3' kmds Vegetables and ll'.Hlt'l'S ziiid uilirr peeked out. Just a little way punse in that suit, elected to open , "f ”'”i5- H? ems 5”.memSectS'bi1"' plants he lets lllv Zlll' iii aruunil .lll('ii(.l of him, and very close to the deuce of hearts. Smith won entries still in dununy. South could 'a "'fM T” his mm ” M Ve3etab' the roots. After .iulult- the i'ti(llR lizirnier Brown's house, was the with the ace, tlii-ii did wlial nine then lead to his own spade ten, mm” dry out and Hip )Il.illls (llL'. Siiiiio mu of a big flat stone buried in out of every it'll other players and in that way establish the spade suit just as surely-and much

rnore safely-than by starting off with the ten-spot.

twlilie that no enemy wa lirk'nS W N In East - - A "M1,. Fortunately me brzwnl delad fogtn Paessav. 10; Pass turn up with the sinsleton grass was all about. He could 1N1 pug 3N1 Pass

keep under cover of that grass Pass Pas: To guard against this d ger to the greatest possible extent. South

West seeing 11" (UNIT? 3" 3 59340 should have led the five to the ace. 0! course the king did not figure to drop, but what oi it? With two

i in lliuer the 'llole seemingly digs - e - e -

1 e 2 folks think it is iiiii-iiiiw hv cats the uround. Oiiiy the flat top was Vi .ild do in his pusitioii: he led i M5 gm"""l5 'W"llmPt tpiglpost ftne the roots that tho lillllils iliii. llr rlllllllllg. And on that big l'lat top the ten of spades and passed it. E , (Gilli: lhhemlguzmjg ifhee Earn? :3: :3: doesn't eat the rimis, but Diitlliy ucrc several feathered folk. Thus. East's singleton king periore

you can see the roof of his tunnels

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gi-uhs that live in the earth. He ,r g no , , , digs those tunnels for just one d xx',,.. i U(RDWPAtZi'oFYoui5MArza.E ” l' thing. and I ll at is food. He ea-r TO HAVE 123 SAW HIM ANYWOOD: --BETWEEN T1-IE EARS!--You , T i 3"” t” "3" W ”i.”if'".."" if A.:'..”5,':h:i.Et”..i-hi A.,p.;.L"”5 W5 W COM-N6 -"i i e V e i s a hard wor er an nr wor - . ' Aiksgr N15,;-7.. LIKE ' - y i i i, ers need a great deal of food. . F,gRHE ec,.r"K'N6 A 5WlTCH EN6iWE.'-a- Bu-r ;' N uswsx MEN W Lila To Pgw.PAv Farmers and gardeners and AEAIMST mar SADDLED aizoucs i i 275 1: TAKE MY NEXT WEEK'S M” with We law” 3" '3" SAW COOKED. wAsnEo.imz. V AW;NTA5EOFlT' soon i ALLOWANCE AND friendly to Miner. They don't like CHOPPED WOOD AN' ' ” Two cems, him. There are two reasons why y 5;;l3;?g,l:NH'T;l' DARK ' they don't like him. One is, that HE KN .m,;E;-g5"

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