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A tae second ta5.e=5 de players are
asked e write tae names 81 one hun
lfAa famous men ana women.
b1tton- wing renders a third table
HYei* one. len nmst be sewed 10
trips Of cloth Buttons with four
mes aze chosen The thread mus,
$ three tines through each hole
y scutttng@out7 contest next taxes
- eyes aud fingers. Each person is
given four pasteboard models by each
i which he must make four copies
separately. Folding the paper is Il
z4sal.
~ dfta table the players receive
aEeins Of embroidery-silk badly tan
gled. The TWO longest pieces of this
sEh disentangled promotes the two
2Silful people
Ia the sixth heat ask each player to
write the letters Of the alphabet, and
opposite each OF them geographical
name OF prominence beginning with
mat particular letter Thus: A, Asia;
b, Baltic, {, China; D, Dahomey
This completes the series of six ia
bles Seats are drawn for as in pro-
sr1.asuivo orobra rsba W., ,c,,o,,c rx,ba
are first to complete the circuit win
the prize. In order to progress it is not
necessary to have done the exact
amount OF work prescribed by table
at which one is placed but to have
done more than other people at the
same table 1t is always the two per-
sons who have been most successful at
any stage who progress to the next.
Now for the handieapping. The two
players who are entitled to pass from
any table Oh account Of superior work
each receive handicap which they
viii be obliged to assume. At the first
table, f0l example, the two who pro-
gFess each receive slip which re-
quests that the first ten presidents of
the United States be written down ia
7 he order in which they came. 1t must
De made at the second table in addi-
tion 10 the work of naming famous
men and women.
The Two players who are most sue
cessful in naming the one hundred fa-
NOUS people while at the second table
are sent forward to the third. But if
either or both of these two were ham
from the first table they must,
in addition. have completed their lists
Of presidents. All papers are taken
away by the hostess at the end OF
each round, so that any two players
who have failed in a former attempt
must begin again on the same ground
as the newcomers, except that they
are exempt from handicaps.
The handicap taken from the second
able requires the players to drive ten
nails apiece in straight line into
small pieces of pine board.
Fr0mthe third table players progress
landieapped with an order to string
twenty-five beads in addition to the
1ther work.
The burden attached to the fourth
stage takes the form OF an after-dln-
3er cofee-cup filled with three kinds
If grain The work here consists in
;eDarating the grain into three little
leaps. each formed of one kind Of ce-
'eal. [