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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

The CENSOR'S editorial on the Judge
ship is being very generally republished
and endorsed by the press of the circuit.
Nomination papers are also in circula-
ton in the different counties, calling up
on Judge Wyman to stand for reelection.
These calls are being signed by electors,
regardless of politics. It.seems evident
that the judge will find unanimous de-
mand made upon him to serve another
term
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

Thou changest not-yet, / am al
ways changing, .sid the substitute to
Rocky Mountain Tea You'll be bloom
ing fair at 60 johnson & Co., druggists
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

An overwhelming majority of the
worlds successful men are workers,
not men with exceptional natural ability
and peculiar and extraordinary talent,
but simply workers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

An exchange says that Japan oysters
are now being planted in the tide waters
of Oregon and Washington. The oysters
are foot long.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

FL. e. Leight, the horse buyer, will be
in Viroqua on Tuesday and Wednesday,
January Both and 3fst, to buy heavy
and driving horses Those interested
should remember the dates.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

Signal Service Man Injecting dyspep-
tic aoquaintance)-Fine day, Jonesi
Jones-Oh, don't talk shopl--Chi
cago Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
A Business Reminder

If you are going to build house,
barn, tobacco shed or granary. don't buy
your lumber until you see and get fig
ures of JOHN E. MUM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

In the New York directory for 1919
is the entry, peter Cooper, machinist,
9S Elm street" Elm street was then
ona of the poorer localities
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

w. T. Stead is taking the Edward
Atkinson part in the English situation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

The ic.. men may have to arrange an
arctic expedition for harvesting pur-
poses.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

The Fit Atkinson Chronicle, one of the
rantankerous free-silver papers of the
state, has suspended publication.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

Personalities are rarely, if ever, good
advertising.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

"Wnat is bachelor, aunt Martha2"
''Oh, he's man who thinks every girl
til at looks at him intends to marry him
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

New York keeps a flock of sheep in
Central park as ornaments, curiosities,
and for the good of the turf.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
OUR COUNTY iLEANIN0S.
From the Brain and Pens OF the Eensor's
LIVE County aGd Village Writer'S.


MOUNT TABOR, January 15.--Rev Perry
preached to a respectable congregation to-
day. but we sadly missed Prof - ckman's
past several months. A church is not COM
pletc without an organ and a bell Ii is to lie
hoped that Rev. Perry viii get up revival
with sufficient interest tocause the peonle 10
get these very necessary articles Glenn
Dew lit is again able TO be at church having
bee" disposed for some little TIN e. Lewis
Sta N Trippeyille, spent few days at A.
e son's visiting Emmett. ~. The Cholvins
havN .een snending several days at hillstore
visiting,.- Have you paid that tax YETI IL
not, get a hustle on you for Mr. Curry wants
1t, and quickly, too... Prof Stackman and
wife repaired and cleaned VIM Wukinsonts
organ. The wide-awake professor. is stfll
night and giving music lessons every day
and selling organs too, so he Is "a busy man
Mrs. A. i. Boldon visited her sister Mrs
Wilkinson. David Jones and wife have re
turned from an extended visit in the Hoosier
state... Louis Rich, late OF Forest, now OF
sheldon, has been quite sick for several
weeks but Is conyalescing. Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward have returned fo4theirs hrmestt
Kendall after an exfendeds-sfsit at Lyman
Boldon's, Mrs. Wards father srs..-. Mrs Jacob
weeks. A counsel of Drs johnson and Yer
non was held. AT this writing she is no bet
ter. and fears are entertained of her recovery
:. Merchant Mekittrick Is very busy these
days selling goods So busy that he has the
assistance OF very busy clerk. Jacob
Ledman has been cutting a nice pile of wood.
lie WsS assisted Dy several OF MS neighbOfs.
Jake is a hustler Mrs. Will Williams Is
helping Mrs. Mathews Mary Sikyta and
Glen Dewitt wore some pobby hoods last
su nday; Come girls, do not be behind but
& ct hoods and keepup. FAIR DEAL.
GENOA.
HARMONY. Jan l9th.-More snow and good
sleighing. come of orr people attended the
funeral of Solfest Tollefson at viroqua
Pastor Gulbrandson gave US an excellent
sermon Mrs Witcraft is still or the sick
| list. Or. Andrew has been out from De.
Soto He reports that she viii get along all
right =. Some of the young people attended
the revival m Getting at Newton which we en-
ioyed very much Miss Hemenson sewed
for Miss Hanson the past week.. Our teach
Chambers viii preach at South reek next
week. Betsey Ellison has gone 10 La Croose
again. WINTERY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
Leight Again After Horses,

The cemeteries round London cover
1000 acres.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

Capt. w H. Bennett who has had
editorial management of the State for
several months, has returned to his first
newspaper love, the good old conserva-
tive Mineral Point Tribune, one of the
clean and independent papers of south
western Wisconsin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
Consumption Threatened.

: sealskin woman cannot be kept
or muskrat income.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
He Fooled The Surgeons.

1t is Bavarian motto to plant tree
in every open space.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
GIorious News

Clam chowder is always productive of
the deepest melancholy Elk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
REMNANTS.

We have made trip of inspection through
our entire stock and as we went we removed all
remnants and placed a price on them regardless
of the cost so we may dispose of them QUICK,
In this lot you will find remnants of dress goods
silks, laces and embroidery ribbons wash goods
and Innings in fact all short lengths and odd lots
from all departments. We cannot quote prices
as they are to numerous, but we will have the
goods in sigh for your inspection
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
AMONG THE BRETHREN.

The Soldiers Grove Advance has made
rapid strides in general service and is a
rattling local paper since it came into
possession of g. L. Miller & Son. Drop
the personal scrapping neighbor Miller,
and the Advance WILL advance. The
CENSOR long since learned that airing
personal grievances with contemporaries
was Improbable as we'll as demoraliz
ing to all concerned. Where there is
prih ciple involved well-meaning paper
can be none too positive in its declora-
tions
The State, published at Madison, has
changed proprietors, Mr.. Winter having
purchased the plant. He will conduct it
as an independent republican newspaper.
The State has been power for good in
Wisconsin politics by its courageous
course To it more than any other
agency may be credited the reforms in
corporated in the last republican state
platform.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24

Is TO love children. and no
home can be completely hap
py without them, yet the
ordeal through which the
expectant mother must pass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
best AMERICAN NOVEL a. WE HAVE READ FOR YEARS"
-Ndud md Express
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, &c Fifth Ave., NEW YORK

bench, rather than Tristan and Isolde in tho
grasp # fate"
The young women all laughed AIRY and
'An'et were a relief from the Wagnerian strain.
They would doubtless like the average soprano
and tenOrs" conception Of the scene better than
Mir Damrosch :; but they wouldn't admit It
The cause Of the admiration which MIR Dam
roSCh inspires among these young women Is 0ls
OF the mysteries Of which be Chantcd IN the first
net 1t can't be his halr; for he has most IN
or anything except we'll curh,d. II cant BE- hIs
figure, for. with sorrow b. II said, he has grown
stout II isn't his clothes, for he dresses lk.
any other well bred man with credit at hLs tailur's
isn't his eyes II isn't 1t can't be- his voice
HIS reputation IS too irrrpronchable to he iasrl
mating
As Tristan and Isolde" hecana more And mora
hopnleSsly entanglad in thc wpu 4 destiny. tIe
lecturer waved more and moro enthusiastic and
impassioncd lie tore the music from the pianu.
aud mOnolpgucd, above the roar of Tie notes
The monologGa i%nt-riered with the music, and
the music lni'rf"rrd with the mpuo'1-uc. hut
tie spirit nf the tnlng was admirable. and thu
tailor made girl VI" remarked Hlppantly that
she was reminded Of a country dance, where tho
fiidler played Ike mad. all the time he WIS shout.
ing All chaSse2. gents down the middle. and
ladies' outsidei' deserved 10 b. frowurd down
When Tristan and ISDlfS and EUtreHrI w,re al
dead, Mr. namruoch rcSsurrrctrl the iIia,ai
Irish princess, and Nine Gadski sang the 81 iebes.
tod music.
Il don't Just understand what this is Ali about
said the girl in the chinchilla turban; hut hat
part where he gets dplirious and thinks he sora
her, Is perfectly lovely, the way Mr.. Damrosch
tells about II don't see hnv sense IN Tristan h,
tearing of his bandagps and dving. ss soon "a
he sees her. ! suppose its Just becausp wagner
was SO stuck ON that death music and wanted
% get II IN Now, II they'd lust waited, KIN,
Marx would have forgiven them"
Then they went downstairs and drank tea and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
The Man without a Hoe.
Evom ths Memphis Commercial appeal.

He came anbling along an urban road,
shufiing and ]looklns to tue right and left'
As 4 were, thinking OF the white mans load
His Ssnds were empty. and so his zare. and his
while his tscs WA . silhouette Of police dosksn.
Tn. homes Of the itch were not inviting.
But few OF these were painted to his taste
Even we're hunger ever 80 biting
And slsring and ~scowl.ns' got by As quick - he
cur.tna At heart, in undsrbrsAth, the whole orosus
brood.
The modern world Was out OF Joint somehow.
Else why was he 90 hungry FAINT and sore.
While other. r.,o.csd even At n. plough,
All mundane things were in a sadly outof-dsts
when such . gentleman As he must camp cut ~
Hustling on h ward a small plantation
Coming In sight at . turn in his way
Venting many q secret damnation.
Sunset a. out to close q long, hot day
With the glory Of It's red. ,oyer purple golden glow.
He at last passed meekly before the man with . hoe
The master owned q hit OF wsll.tilled laul.
His gardens were as trim as harvest shesves
With autumn fruit IS sback OF brownil leaves.
The brawny man Of the hoe sat in a rustic teat..
While the one without duplicated a mite 10 est
Sure, my man. 4" said the owner o, the hoe.
I'VE never turn OF any who apply,
You shall have all you want before you 90.
And finish with . taste of homemade pie.
We have had our ups and downs when times were
Blu. nov we've enough and to spare In orb and
larder.'
Weary Walker Wa well-fsd and nlied.
And for the hour thought better OF tho earth,
The porcine that had recently been killed
Enlarged his reason IS we'll a. his girth.
The man Of hsyseed and hoe went back to feed his
The one without fell on the bench in a blissfui
dream.
Mex. morning. surprised, the man Of the hoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
xLECK MAJORSS KISSING RECORD.
Habit Of the Originator OF tho Pony hx-
press Broke Up o Revival.

"Aleck Majors, who died In Chicago the other
day at an advanced age. was, as you have heard,
a pioneer freighter, and II he was not The orlgi-
nator Of the Pony Express he was close TO IT,
sald a man who lived in the West when Majors
was a millionaire. An the accounts OF his be
ing a very religious man are correct remem-
Der he came to my fathers house during a re-
yiyal in my fathers church. He was an old
friend Of the family, and when he called on the
occasion Of the revival I remember he kissed my
mother saying to my father, Letch. you know
this is a church kiss, and you know what tho
Bibls says about saluting the brethren. The
sisters are included in that, and the form Of So
luton in the Bible days was the kiss.
Just then an elderly nelghbor came in. She
WAS one Of my mothers friends and my father
said \leck, she is q sister in our church Majors
trrk the hint and kissed her, but the elderly dame
resented II and Majors apologized. The news
Travelled rapidly IN the neighborhood and my
mother had quite a run of company while Majors
was her guest, but many Of the sisters did not
rnny Major, $ kissing habit at the time, When
,ihev heard Of it afterward they didn't hear the
i,st Of their visit for some time.
MAJORS took u hand In the revival and the
lttle church couldn't hold the crowds that wen,
a. hear him. The other churches got Jealous
"i th- spiritual movement and gossip was started
o. he effect that Majors kissing record was the
cause of his success, and blamed If 1t dldnt break
mn The revival. lie was a good man, though
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
ODD ROW. OF CULLODEN.
The Liquor Element "Engineered" the Anti.
Licens. People ont of the village.

License People Ont Of the village.
q reckon we've got the oldest town In our State
tina, there is in the United States" said a West
Virginia man down at the Aquarium. Ever
hear Of Culloden? | don't mean the clans Of Gull
lrien described by the poet Campbell. I mean
Culloden. West Virginia Well, sir. about hall
the population Of the town doesn't live In the town
and cant vote in the town, although they are
night IN the town.
IN explain. The good people. and they are
in the majority, too, are down on saloons and
liquor in any shape They got up a temperance
meeting and ~purposed 10 drive the liquor men
out Of town. When you find a West Virginian
who believes in liquor you find a man who Is
ready ~ fight for IT, The liquor people got to-
town engineer. ] don't know whether he was
a liquor man or not, but they got him on their
side. The engineer discovered that the town
was not laid out right and he got authority. 70
change the metes and bounds. When be finished
the job the temperance people found out that they
lived lust outside Of the line Of the town, no matter
what part Of the town their houses were In. A
man whose place was right up against his place,
and who was a voter, but the first man had lost
his vote. ~
"Thc lines Of the engineer excluded, as have
sriI, the temperance people. IL took, In the
iEense folks all right The map Of Culloden o.
il is now looks a good deal like a sheet OF paper
inter a fy with ink on its feet meanders across H.
Vou can tell how a citizen Of Culloden stands on tho
liquor question by the place where he builds a house
il he builds one, which doesn't often occuI; In
spite Of its zig-zag boundaries, however, Culoden
Is a contented community.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
King Pott oS Africa.
FROM Ne Cope Timsf.

The town Of Lorenzo Marques for sometims
past has been chosen as the head coEtre OF ths
Transvaal Secret Service. The ~ % and in
formers Of that notorious gane come and 20
with all the liberty, swaREcr aud seit-nsSur-
toria. DclaEoi Bay Is so-caII.i GrI,rGl port.
with a dairy trI'n and postal s"'vIre direct T.
Pretoria and Johannesburg There II ale, "a
trIcgra,h service. Uhich apparently - at Tho
Of Mr.. lutt. the Iran wal COusul-
General and (Ousu tor the Netherlands and
Ir-o State. r. has been SAID that tue TTans-
Vaal ,ousu .Urunral has u secret ecry GO wire
Il rectly connecting Lorenzo Marques with
hOma.I Iuur', AID i Is we'll known ~ Do.agOa
Bay thai hr Iott j. 20 sseSopd %, the most re-
liable INTO, nation o. BDer success SOS many
hours earlier than my man IN A rici. This IL
extremely detrimental - British interests IN
south Africa. Mr.. lutf =. tn Il ROT iutarme.
diary between Dr. Irvls ~ The Hazur and
the B0er cuU -HOll1uCer r'gime IN Pr.tortn,
This worthy HpllnrGrr has a pcr'o't kuowl-
edge OF English, Portuguese, French ant TER
man, II" j. conptro lrr ~ Nr1usy1nl customs
aud railway, director n irrn-vds| Ma ouAl
Bank and head o. thu pu.rn i'-t Afr "a CON.
rany. By virtue ~ u- Ions residence In
Daligoa Bay NJ. Iott E. % persona grata In oil
Portuguese Official rirr,'s som" two years
back the Portuguese" n"wsuNpcr. - Future,
published IN LOrvnzO Marques, dedicated Q
special article to DIR. Pott. IN which he VA sur
logizsd ~ King Pott Of Africa"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
The Art OF Shell Dodging.
From he London It'd R,ts.


Frsouent mention is made In the dispatches
q, war correspondents Of shell lodging" and
the average reader is at first at a loss to under
stand the precise meaning OF the words, until
,nsr constant repetition leads one 70 believe that
uroh, bly II is possible 20 see shells In Their aerial
tight and consequently the soldiers are able
p Il recently had an interview with a ser:
o.ant,maior Of the artillery on the matter, and
faarr, from him the true meaning ut the words.
In Iii his long experience, and he took = some.
what prominent part in the khart9um oaiue o.
W., mna summer twelyemonths, he said he had only
sa.n three " four shells actually IN the an ana
1 sbsy c,ms from the run he himself hred-
"Ue sxnln,npd that there are a lew guns WIN
snmewnat slow mu7yle velocity. ana he men
Sr,n1 these can sometimes eaten q gImpse %
the shells in their nignt;but II would be impossio'e
Tor any man 10 see a sl OF coming Toward himsell.
"D"jring SMELLS is done by getting under cover
i'm msdintely b,fore a gun Is actually lred 1T,
nnor INSTANCE" sad the sergeant major. II
7 x.ra ciimbing a hill. at the top q which n gun
= "eT Tr.ntnd against me, could tell exactly when
va sNsI was likely to come bounding along ne.
aara ,hs order is given 10 fire the men IN charge
~ tbs niece stand clear, and that ir the warning
na,s 90 10 speak. Keep your weather eye On
~. ~ directad against you. and when inc gun
n.r, stand clear you dodge the shot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
A Twentieth Century Drama.
From Hdrtem L,Js.

The woman she sat in her dusty den,
Her papers all scattered ABOUT.
Whih abe tollsomely sought, with pipe and pen,
To straignten ner business out,
when n sudden cry
or agony
From her husband smote her safi-
Help hrlpl BE quickl
oh, 1t makes me sickl
shall die # You don't come hsrsF
The Woman she strobe across the floor.
An ANXIOUS trown on her brow.
And she ten DERBY said, 40 she op ned the door,
What troubles my Poppet nowr
For percned on o chair
High up in air
That frantic Man she found,
And he gave q shrek
Atevrry squeak
OF the Mouse that played around.
'.Just loohl' he .obbed. with his coat held high.
Az he poised on the tp Of his toe;
''Whst . .avzg JERK OF his tail On. nyl
II will run up my clothes, know
How IT. eyeballs glirel
And IT, moutn-sre therel
oh, its going to jump be auiokt'
Thus the Man walled on
Til, the Mouse was gone.
Scared of by the WomAn's stick.
The Woman she smiled 1t his pretty fears
liz fond. superior way,
While he struys TO check the bursting tears,
A. he breathlessly watched the fray.
Then tue Man to the door
She helped once more.
And lovingly kissed and caressed.
Her strong arm shs wound
HIS frAil form around.
And he wspt out his fright on her brsestl
bsAzons TnsSrm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Ntm Publications.
Mfw publications.
HAVE NOT READ A BETTER BOOK FOR MANY A DAY"
-Cuvea. Literature
Cloth, Sl.50.

Issued on the first Of June, when only sum-
mer novels are supposed to command atten-
ton, this " truly American novel" received a
recognition never equalled In promptness and
completeness. Its standard quality OF work
manship throughout, the vigor and vividness
Of its descriptions, besides its thoroughly
entertaining plot, are only a part of its double
value. Mr.. Churchill hA made a thorough
study Of the time which he depicts, and the
result Is wonderfully consistent social and
historical study, yet, as The RerieD Of Reriews
points out, none the less "a tremendously
good story" for meeting the tests OF standard
novel.
The selling qualities Of a novel do not prove
everything, yet II Is interesting TO notice that
It's sale has exceeded 800, 900, with no
prospect Of cessation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

Father, forgive Thy children come to claim
The pardon promised 10 their grief and shamsi
Yorsettul, thankless. in their Maynard will
Father, Thou kno west, and Thou lowest still.
Love warns and chsstsns. love rebukss THAR PRIDE
Who in themselv es and not in Thee conndei
Though vast ur armies. and our quarrel lost,
Thine all the Pow er. In Thee be all our trust.
Be with us, God OF battles. In this night;
Ourselves are sinful. but our cause Ia right,
BE with our soldiers; arm them, heart and mind,
In danger dAuntIess. but In conquest kind.
Pity the wounded, be they friend or foe.
And help their helpers In the hours OF woe.
Bless all. o Christ. who do Thy gracious will.
Bless the kind nurse. and bless the surgeons skill
God Of the widow. soothe her sore distress.
Be Thou the Father OF the fstherless,
And teach the mother. mourning for her son.
To pray Chrst's prayer, Thy will, not mine, be done
Inspire Thy priests with wisdom from above.
To tell the dying OF Thy deathless love-,
To tell brave hearts that Duty, beaten down
And yanquished here. shall win the victor's crown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
x W0RrH


The Beers Prayer.
Ny back IL 10 the wall.
Ioi hers I stand.
oLordl vhsss'sr bsfall.
Hove this lAndl
The land that I have tfli'd.
This land IL mine.
Would, Lord. that Thou hadst villa
This heart wsrs thinsl
Thy servant. Lord, Of old
Bmoss down the men
whoss images Of gold
They worhipped thsoi
Those images again
Are worshippsd now.
Before strange gods strange men.
O Lordl here bowl
This land TO rs Thou ssvs.
In days Of old:
Thsy seek TO make . gravs
Or nsld OF soldi
To ne, o Lord Thy hand
Put forth 10 save!
Give Us, o Lordl this land.
Or give . gravel ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
..Richard Carvel

..... is among the
most brilliant and cap
tivating works Of its
class now before the
public, andit is likely
to remain 4 leader for
some time to come.
The fascination Of this
romance is singuhrly
enduring."- The Hart
ford Post.
ats vogue Is likely
to keep on growing
and the volume itself
TO become one Of the
American classicS."--
Los angeles Times.
"The book on ev.
eybody's tongue this
season has been that
absorbing historical
romance,
Richard Carvel"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Orchard Carvel

is a finer, more con-
ScientiouS, and moe
promising novel OF
adventure than most
OF those we have been
reading and praiSing
and promptly forget
ting during the past
five years Man.
Sey'S Magazine,
"The demand for
this fascinating book
mas Nten 50 great tnat
II must already be
claSStd as one II tn.
most successful hooks
Of the year. Few books
can lay claim to 50
much charm II local
lily and personality As
does
Richard Carvel"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
SCHOOL FoR CARD PLAYERS.

Crbbsgs-E. II. says In . two-hAndsd rame =
held so L. and . held .. Is. 40. The cards f:i
In the following order, A TO play h-t !. T. y, =, .:
Z The proper pegRing for A IA disputed.
When A played the 8 no should peg six holes Tor
the run. When D says go" A pogs nvs holes Tor
another run and two holes for thirty-ons, thirteen
altogether.