The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-13
TELLS HOW II IS DONE.
The Gambling System Of an Eng
lishman Who Broke Monte
Carlos Bank.
He Claims to Have a Sure System
OF Winning at Rouge
ct NOR.
The Unit Plan, II strictly Followed, II =
Never Failing style-Ths Capital
Required.

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poAAs eess s~uso'ussay oAehnP s.iula -
Manlfestly proud OF tno celebrity ne mas
acquired through his Victories at ''trents ct
auarante." and possibly moved by ! philan-
thropie desire 70 open up tho path 70 Tor
49,. ~ A..L III. A.II--. %.-a~. We NJ ND II "a
.nno TOE nls 'ellow men' ": Y. = y.
Wells. the person whose surprising leafs
have bcsn recorded by Geographic agencies,
and have inspired q music-hnll bard with
.;o.,r. CURSE J, h.a l;har.,lx r.va.laa ~
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ing chance. expressing his unfeiRned graft
fioation that ha should have solved the
n~,n,lar ..~h;ch has nnzz,ad saoaa fnr
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ake.' 1n1 ootu,a11y o1no.s4u. - 1c0uela
70 go and 60 likewise. In the preface to
his brochure, How to Win at Monte Carlo"
he frankly avows that he has heen imnulled
= ~, al. .ar;,. = m.nL,nd Nm :. ~.
v onoA .n'' .~sAoe A.nu' y - n.s
personal VANITY ano nls lnseresD ~ PUBIC
morality, (which always increases with
wealth." He is willing that others should
Sapa:s.. 49, sa,aaas 49,
oh coho1s1on sn1s sheY possess tne
character necessary to resist, and the
fortitude required to vanquish, the blind
goddess. 10 suoh persons-and he more
than h;n+. thot' +hav ~. 80 ~ !.
MT. wells oners .prao'lcaliy q continuous
gold mine." while his recommendations
to those who do not happen to be equipped
by nature with the qualities above indi-
Gated is that they had best keep aloof."
Figuratively. and perhaps somewhat
uk1UAy ~ tO0 0ANV AV WdL III
mans anathema on his COUCH" So illimit-
able and incorrigible ia human folly that a
vast number of PERSONS. hitherto welI-to-
do and fairly contented withe their mum
dane lot, may possibly be moved by Mr..
Wells booklet to rush OF to Monte Carlo,
Of character" and "fortitude.' and there
dlssipate their patrimony or personality, as
the case MAJ be, in strenuous efforts to
demonstrate the soundnsss OF his system.
Should tbs auocessful gsmeater's dlsintsr-
ested resolve to take the world into
ltous results - these, II 10 not unlikely that
his Mace q nocturnal repose-be 1t French
bedstead. four-postsr, sofa or divan, varie-
ties al! comprised IN the generic term
"couoh'-may % aasalied by the malodic-
tons OF his penn1less disciples, lrretrlev-
ably begRared through their faith in the
Wells msrtlngala." Hard words, how
ever, break no bones, and We can readily
conceive mat the very bltterest curses OF
those who may some day date their utter
lmpoverlshment Dack TO the publication Of
How to Win at Monte Carlo" will leave
VI. Wells aDso!utely cam. Judging by
MS literary style ne would appear to be q
man Of joeund and elastic temper, whose
sell, satlsned oheerIulness 10 not likely to
BE- dashed by the vltuperat1ons OF persons
who their active molestatlon OF him
TO scattering "anatnemas on his couch"
~ "ou1u appoaI suos "a WsAla ndS lH-
vented two invaluable systems or winning
at rouge ct no1r," one OF which he signal
ICES as the "ateady. certain" and the other
as the brilliant, dashlng" game. The
former he keeps to himself for the present,
expressing a wish. however, 70 lmpart 1t to
the proper player on a partnership arrange.
ment. II ne could only meet with LIS ideal
OF the rlRns person. ms system requires
q capital OF te'Ooo; ~ couid only be played
once a week. ana you'd result N fifty
per cent weekly olyldends:" II order to
practice ~ successfully the player must
display a combination OF dash and cool
ness Whloh Mr. Wells mas hitnerto tailed to
encounter lncorporate. he frankly shows
that he IS on the lookout Tor an assoeiate
possessing tho necessary qualifications,
who can give guarantees, and who will 40
down to Monte Carlo with the dlsooverer Of
the "brllllant. dashlnR,n system, and play
his big game. there on half shares. Ms.
Wells adds that he is giving his slow
but sure system away, az the best means OF
finding the man ne wants. After premis-
ing that the aystem IN question lis not es-
tablished for tho relief OF indiQents. but as
q profitable pastime for ornamental mern-
bers OF society" Mr.. Wells proceeds to for
mulats it and to set forth in detail the
whole process OF reasoning upon which it
is based. We quote his formula t~extually:
StVon p1uynva r1uv IN the enlnr yphirh