The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-19

exposition summer will enliShten him.
And, as a variety of the same game ia being
operated in Paris to-day, the tourist with
fondness for gambling will do well to take
notice.
An American gambler whose name is
household word made The following propo-
eition to an American newspaper corres-
pondent visiting the exposition for his
paper
DO you announce in print that you have
found sure system 10 beat Monte Carlo
roulette and that you are willing to give
proofs beforehand 7 will give YOU the
system
After you have seen the people who
answer your letter, bring them to me as
witness that your system is good. l will
give all the weight Of my reputation in
favor Of it. and / will say that if you had
only showed il TO me sooner. would not
he so near broke to-day.
still, I will put in il what money have,
If the sucker will put in his. Then VIII
give him an exhibition.
What Ia thatp'
IL have a special roulette wheel at my
apartments, answered the American gam
bier "The sucker will turn il himself,
and You will ask me TO play your system
against it, because / am cool-headed ana
experienced In fact. you always want me
to play your money.
The suckers money!
Exactly I will win in the exhibition
and prove the vatne OF the system. Though
the sucker turns, the ball will fall where it
ought.
Then he will get his money ready for
Monte Carlo: but the night before starting
you will say it ia a pity not to take with us
the bank-roI of little roulette snap you
know right here in Paris.
"We will go to il. My partner runs it.
will play the suckers money--and lose.
Then perhaps he will write to London for
more"
The newspaper man did not accept the
proposition Nevertheless, his curiosity
being aroused, he expressed incredulity;
and in reply"the American gambler con-
fided to him that the plan was designed
particularly for EnglshInen.
we have made a wad of money out OF
il already" he conficed English sports
fall easiest Listen.
"In London the advertisement was
answered by Lord Blank 1.-THE gambler gave
the namel who had his solicitor look up
nv standing in New York while he and
club friend examined the system. From
New York came back word that 1 was a
square gambler"
What does that meanP'
Il guess it means that IL borrow money
| pay it back" grinneh the parsonage;
and prolonged inquiry establishes the
fact that this one trait OF honesty in paying
horroxed money! il sufficient to confirm
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gambler
Lord Blank and his club friend AN officer
in the Guards. came 10 Paris with me-"
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starting for Monte Carlo we took whirl at
nv friends roulette wheel just to get our
bard in -
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And then l had El'5oo' The system
broke down. 1t was l1obody's fault
Sand saw. there was no suspicion!
vol, 400 mo, Lord PLANK ON the Long
"eoh deo nv.
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How is the system| ne asked nave
you found the flaw
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