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with three bottles Of musk,
And With four bottles of rose water:

with three bottles OF musk,
And with four bottles Of rose water:
Until she comes TO herself.
When she was now herself again she said this:
BE we. o Gipsies. cursed,
with never ashes on your forEes.
With never bread TO MI your kneading trouEns,
With never buttons on your shlrts'"
They take the way, the pathway OF the Jews.
The pathway leads them 10 the door OF the thief.
She nnds the door Is closed. and that the key is
carried away.
She also hnds the windows closed.
open, brgand's door. open door Of PnateI"
When the door hears these words II opens OF itself.
But because OF the great crowd there was no one
she could recognize.
She looks to the hight, and she looks TO the left:
She sees Saint John.
Tell me, John, my John, where is thy Mastert
Son. TO me, to thee, thy Master?"
IL have not the mouth to tell II to thee,
Nor tongue with which TO speak,
And thy heart will be unable TO hear.
Do you see that man. naked and uncovered.
On His head 9 crown OF thornsf
They have taken of His shoes Of silver:
They have shod Him with sandalsi
They have taken OF His girdle Of silver.
And girdled Him with hay"
When Our Lady heard IL
She fell down and tainted away.
They sprinkle her with q pitcher OF water,
With three bottles Of musk.
And with four bottles OF rose water:
Until she comes to herself.
when she was now herself again she said this:
20 my unique Son. thou who vert my Canary
Bird
I Graded Thee in q cradle OF silver,
swathed Thee in bands embroidered with gold.
Which tho twelve Virgins made!
Is there q ~precipice TO cast myself fromr
Is there a pit 10 throw myself In!
p-ing me scissors OF gold
That I may cut away my hairl"
And the Christ has heard her and He has said to her:
~ thou, my mother, dost cast thyself down
| The entire world will cast Itself down!
&c, mother. TO our home,
Return to our housed
Put some wine In a cup. and biscuits on the tablet
That will be a consolation for all the world.
When the bells sound and the priests chant,
Await Me, then. o mother.
And be greatly joyful"
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ment in Manchuria, and Yuan Shih Kai,
China's foremost statesman, Viceroy OF
Chill province, now has an army of 90, 900
foreign drilled and modernly equipped
soldiers az a guarantee OF peace and pro-
lection in his province, and the Throne
has ordered the other Vioeroys to follow
his example as fast az possible.
II there ia one person in China to-day
who can be trusted with the lives Of for
eignere, that person is Yuan Shih Kai, who
in 1900 maintained peace and absolute
safety in Kwangtung province while the
Boxers ragged on all sides, and who used his
foreign drilled soldiers in behalf Of the
foreigners. Because the Government ia
in sympathy with such progressive men as
the Viceroy Of Chilli, the Powers are gradu-
ally becoming convinced Of China's being
able in the near future to maintain her in
tegrity. 1t 10 this confidence in the Govern
ment and Yuan Shih Kai that caused the
diplomatic corps in Pekin to recommend
the withdrawal Of the foreign troops sta
toned in various parts Of Chill province.
In the above we have scarcely touched
upon the actual advancement that has been
made. but enough has been mentioned to
convince those who are interested that there
is much to be said that would lead the care
full and candid observer to suspect that the
commandant in Pekin who on a certain
night had four sentries patrolling around
his quarters. while one sentry's post ex-
tended into the Legation compound. must
certainly have had visions that were not
induced by a calm study Of the situation;
and yet there lie something taking place in
China which those of a nervous disposition
regard with no small degree Of apprehen-
aion.
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Summer. with a lavish hand.
Strews her beauties DER the land.
Now in nelds n bosky ways
Grasses ripping in the breeze,
Purllng brooks, and birds In trees
Lfe's full choral hymn upraise.
Autumn. clad In sober brown.
Then the fragrant earth will crown
Crops are ripened in the nelds;
Glebe and woodland calm repose,
Deep and still the river flows;
Life Its mellow harvest yields.
soon. when winters fatal blast
DER the dying world has passed
summer. autumn Joys are fed,
Fields are shrouded white with snow.
Rivers numbed and creeping SLOW
LIES fair flower droops-withered, dead.
Then-the spring, with healing breath,
whispers unto chambered death
The Resurrection call:
10y and peace az rain arc born
As on that early natal morn.
When God said Good OF all.
Cycling thus the seasons move
This the blessed truth they prove.
With the springtime bright:
Victory, the end Of strife
Death. the gateway into life:
After darkness, clearer light
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IL Threne de Notre Dame.

A tolk posn Of I<shos: from he French OF G. G,orgs-
axis and LION PIntdu.
Our Lady was In a grotto
And was saying her prayer.
She hears the rolling OF thunder.
She sees the flashing of lightning,
She hears o great noise.
She goes 70 the window:
She sees the sky In darkness
And the stars falling:
The moon Is shining. bAthed In blood.
She sees Saint John;
She aces John coming,
In tears and cast down:
He has 10 his hand a handkerchief stained with
blood.
Good day, joint Behold thee.
Tears In thine eyes. and cast downi
Has thy Master beaten thee.
Or hast thou lost the Psaltert"
The Master has moi beaten me.
And | have not lost the Psalteri
have not mouth 10 tell II 10 thee,
Nor tongue with which TO speak
Aud thy heart will be unable to hear.
These Infamous Jews have arrested ny Master.
They have arrested him like q thief,
And they lead him away like o murderer"
When Our Lady heard II
She fell down and tainted away.
They sprinkle her with q pitcher OF water,
With three bottles OF musk.
And with four bottles OF rose water:
Until she comes 10 herself.
when she was now herself again she said this:
All ye VINO l0Ne tue NnIlsN anu uuuie hhN
Como with me 10 seek Him,
Before they kill Him,
And before they pierce Him with nails.
And before they put Him TO death,
Lot Martha and the Nagdalene and Mary come.
Aud the mother OF the Forerunnert"
These words were stu upon her lips
And nve thousand are marching before.
And four thousand are following.
They take the way. the pathway OF the Jews.
The unfortunate mother alone draws near,
The pathway leads them 10 q nhlmakers door.
She hnds the allmaker with his children.
The nailmAker with his wife.
Good day nailmaker What are you doing there'"
The Jews have ordered nails OF me:
They have ordered four OF me-.
But ], am making nve."
Tell me. tell me-. pailmaker.
What are you going TO do with them"
They will put two In His feet,
Two In Hlt hands,
And the other. the sharpest,
viii pierce His lung!"
When Our Lady heard IL "
she fell down and tainted away,
They sprinkle her with . pitcher Of ~ate1.
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D. H. says: A has what he calls a straight, 1ue
1t is X A234. Can this he played as a straignLt
Not unless II has been previously agreed thss
round the corners are TO be recognized In the gemG
otherwise the hand is not regular.
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Business schools.

B shows down his hand and A admits IL 10 good'
Cannot b demand TO see AS cards?
Yes. Both hands In the call must be shown -
the table. ~
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SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

Auction pitch. J. F. 8. says: When four Is
bid can the dealer refuse II and pitch the trump
himself
Not n the bidding is TO the board. II Is only
when the player to whom the pointe are bid has
the privilege of adding the amount OF the bid 70
his score that he can pitch II himself for as much
as is bid.
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C. r. II. says: In a progressive tournam ent
running ,nve weeks. there are 'nree pines 70 DC
n games, c has won 81, while % and f have each
won 20. Who gets the various prizes, and how is
the decision arrived a'
It is for the committee 10 decide on the method
Of settling the ties. The players may either cut
for It. or they may play OF. In any case. the only
tie TO decide is that between A and Il. who are tied
for choice Of hnt and second prizes. c taking third
prize In any event. II A wins the tie. he can take
either mat or second prize, as he pleAses, ieavlng
the other to b. II two players had won ~ each,
they would have to play OF or cut for the third
prize.
have plsyed with chips and at the end OF the game
II is found that A has lost 1874 and h 80. while G has
won 1873 and ID ia. how do they settle up2
The usual way is TO put down the minus and plus
scores under the players initials. and then draw a
line. Under this line are put down the various
amounts lost or won by each. In the case cited,
the score would be made up thus;
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H. s. says: In three hand. A holds these cardsu,
clubs trumps: The four l;ings and queens, the Az
!, 10 OF trumps and an odd card. A bets II In wortft1
$40: Is bets $50 only. ~, "
Neither is right. as the meld is worth $40 onlyA
Trump marriage 10, the sequence $50, then so hngbx
then two marriages and finally 60 queens. Undegt
the rule requiring one fresh card from the hand totg
each mcld, one OF the plain suit marriages muB6
be lost or the 90 queens cannot be scorea. 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

The population of Morocco can only be
guessed. No census has ever been taken.
The best authorities estimate the inhabitants
to number about 7,5oO,o 900.
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Pinochle. II. F.. ". says: In three hand. A lays
down his melds frst. He has the trump sequence
in spades and the three other Jacks. what can noy
count. and how does he manage 1t? -.-F '
BY beginning with trump marriage. 20, then
laying down the rest OF the sequence. $50 moro.
then plnochle, 10 more. and finally four Jacks, he
can score 20. As he plays q fresh card from his
hand for each successive mcld, these scores are all
within the rules.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

A New York politician who advertised
for a wife failed to make a choice out Of 200
applicants.
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J. H. T. says: Hoyle says that the points go
out In order. high. low, Jack. game. u that y So
why does NOT A win II he makes jack TO the bidders
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Always the one on the left Of the actual dealer.

p. A. s. says: In three hand. who is the leader
the one who makes the trump. or the one on the
dealers left
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Euchre. o. B, ". says: In three hand. a hay
ing one TO 60 and B two to 60. CHS euchred. Wh,ci
wins. A or Bi
1t is n tie. as both 10 out together.
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T. H. W. says: A cuts for the starter, and b
turns up two cards. What can A do about III
II It is the dealers fault that two cards are eK-
nosed. A can take his choice.
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VHdHF PVI1VIOTdHb UuIIUFV WI H0oVuIVvo
4 wabble. therefore exist,
In Wsshington's time there were 2l,s74
negro slaves in New York State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

President Fallieres of the French Republic
Is q combination Of farmer, lawyer and poll
tioian. In the forenoon he takes o health
walk Of i've miles. When hun cry he not
infrequently toddles into a bakery for a roll
and eats 1t standing in the shop or walking
In the street,
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]. r.. c. wants to know what the total meld II IN
a three hand game for the four kings and queens |.
the 4 10 i Of trumps and the Jack OF diamondst5
hearts being trumps. !.
II is worth 40; 10 for royal marriage, $50 foff
sequence, so kings, 40 for two plain marriages. OK
queens and 80 pinochle. NF
F. wants TO know the count for four kings and
queens In three or four hand.
a2O points. .t- 30
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Because In all bidding games the successful
bidder has the Arst count, and II he has enough
to put him out, he is out. no matter what his points
are or what the others make, 90 long as the bidder
is not set back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

Casino. V. z. says: A and B are playing
twenty one point casino. a has IS up and b has
IS. During the play. each having taken In some
points, A builds a trey. b raises this trey build
10 eight, whereupon a calls out and shows that ne
has made the three points necessary 10 take him
10 twenty one. Who winsf
There Is no calling out in twenty one point
casino. except by mutual agreement, The hands
must be played out and then the points go out In
order: cards, spades. big and little casino. the
four aces and sweeps. II II is agreed to call out
ss the points accrue the player who gets enough
should announce II at once. II he does not the
other may call out nrst. but as there Is no penalty
for calling out when not out the call out game Is
not popular and is seldom played.
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have observed that a recently opened hotel In
New York Is spoken OF as the Goth am, with the
short sound Of the letter u: II Is named from
lryinE's whlmsic nickname for this city, should
II not be pronounced Go than Certainly that
IL the proper pronunciation OF the English village
lmmortaliIed by It's wise men who wen, TO sea In q
bowl. l., c. J.,
There is apparently no authority for any pro
Hunciation other than Go than. II would be q
shame TO spoil a good old historic name through
eareieaaness or at somebody's within. New York
has no need 70 be ashamed Of the BY name that
hes clung TO IL from simpler days.
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Crbbage. G. NJ. says: In q four hand game.
A, B. G and d playing In that order the cards fall;
10 o 2 the nrst round. A plays a 3 and pegs the
run. B and c pass and d plays a deuce. Is this
q run OF three for Di
No, because the duplicate deuce comes in before
the ace, which IL the card necessary to complete
the run,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

without doubt the Oldest organization OF
soldiers In the United States is the National
Association of Mexican Wal Veterans. There
are at the present time $500 veterans Of the
war which Uncle Sam waged with the country
OF the Aztecs In 18S5,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

Five Hundred. T. R..says; 4 has won the play
on O no trump bid and leads clubs, b has clubs
but wants to stop AS lead, so he plays the Joker
IL this allowed.
The most generally adopted rule Is 10 Insist that
the Joker can he played at no trump only wher
the holder Of the Joker has none of the suit led
Othe rvlse Il is a revoke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
ATHLETICS AT YALE.
Warrington Series VIII Replace Easter
Baseball Trip-Cups for Track Men.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 20 Although interest
centres about the gridiron just now, other
sports are receiving plenty Of attention at
Yale. The track team will be assisted In
It's preparation by the holding Of the Willis
brook cup games, designed to bring out
material. The advisory athletic committee
and faculty agreed to the proposition allow
ing the baseball squad to replace the long
Easter trip by arranging a series OF games
round Washington, d. C., in which city
they will make their headquarters during the
spring vacation. Capt Noyes has an enthusi-
astic basketball squad on the gym floor
nightly. and the Cr0ss-Country Club has
worked up a team which, while it Is not be-
Iieved to be a championship aggregation.
will put ND an excellent fight.
Charles Coke, 'e2 8. has presented twelve
cups. similar to his gift Of last year, 20 the
track association to be awarded to the win
ners in a series Of ha ndicap games open TO
all but Y men. This is designed TO keep up
interest during the training period Of early
spring. The twelve usual events will be
slated for this competitor. which lie known az
the Willisbrook cup series.
On the Washington trip OF the baseball
tea IN two games will be arranged with George
town, one with the Washington National
League team and one with the Naval
Academy. This will give the pls yers q little
practice. some rest. and no little recreation
Freshman ba elections have taken
place and resulted as follows: President.
James Coates Auchincloss Of New York city;
yice-president, Herbert Hartley Ramsey OF
Los Angeles. Cal.
After the trial cross country run held last
week To determine the team to represent
Yale in the intercollegiate meet on November
% at Princeton. IL was voted that r. A. SpitE-
ner be appointed captain. IL Is generally
conceded here that the Blue has no chance
Of taking either the individual cross country
cha mpiOnhsip OF the team hOnors this season.
With the loss OF W. q. Hail. who won the in
diVidual honors last year. and with a teal
Inferior % the team defeated last wear the
hopes u Yale track enthusiasts are not high.
On Thursday night q large number Of
bow lers met, appointed X. W. Catlin. 'Os.
president. md voted to hold = tournament
with the object Of securing n team OF the five
best boWlers To cOmpete IL possible with Co
Mmbia and other colleges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
Constipation and Its Causes
A WeiI-Known Remedy.

Constipation is one of mans worst
enemies and half the bodily ills we suffer
from are a result thereof. Nature meant
that the bowels should be kept free and
open that we should have a free move
ment at least once aday. OF course, we
ourselves are to a large extent RESPONSE
BILE for our troubles by failure TO observe
Natures laws. Our habits arc irregular,
we eat improper food with undue haste,
and when we find our bowels do not
move, have resort to powerful drugs and
medicines which are - drastic in their
action that, although they may purge ut
first, they damage the tender lining Of
the stomach and bowels so ~ TO leave u
worse condition than before. And why
take such injurious and expensive drugs
when we can obtain from n druggist.
much cheaper. "A bottle Of Natures own
remedy the famous Mineral Laxative
Water -HJNYADI JANOS bottled at
the SPRINGS in Hungary: in use nearly
half n century. One dose. . "A tUmblcr-
Gul drunk on arising in the morning
(slightlv warmed for best results. will
ring within an hour y refreshing moye-
meni gentle, natural ard thorough
without any Gri,inG or purging or other
had effects. 4 whole bottle costs nut a
triAe. Keep one always on hand. AZ all
Druggists.
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NEW YORK DRIVERS.
James Butler Elected President Timer
for Retiring OnIcer.

The annual meeting of the New York Driv-
ing Club was held at the Cadillac Hotel on
Monday night. The report for the past season
was gratifying to the officers and members
The club has been a leader in the league
under many adverse circumstances, and no
other member has made a showing to rom
pare with the New YORK club in the number
OF fast miles trotted and paced, The mem
bers felt that much of this was due TO the
persistent efforts and untiring energy OF the
president. Charles C.. Lloyd, and to show
their appreciation presented to him a gold
timer with chain and pencil.
The new board elected Is: President, James
Butler; vice-president, George W. Grote:
directors. W. J. Clark, A.. H.. Cosden, T. @.
Kinds, George A.. Coleman n, l.. r.. ORTIZ, Charles
=. Rice and DIR. Joseph Semon.
A resolution was offered by Louis W. Boyn-
ton that the. constitution be changed so a. 10
read that fifteen members should constitute
a quorum at the annual election instead OF
twenty-five. This resolution was carried.
and the president was instructed to call a
meeting within the next sixty days.
Another resolution which will have an inn
pOrtant bearing on amateur driving was to
place the driving weight OF all amateur drivers
az l75 pounds. There was considerable OPP
position to this resolution. but II finally passed
by a good majority.
The appointment Of secretary and treas
urer was left to the board OF directors. hut
il IL probable that William J. Clark will again
be selected for the ONCE,
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Quakers Refuse to Play Basketball Will
Harvard.

Phil A~DELPBIA. Nov. ?O.-In refusing 10
sanction the two Harvard games that are on
the basketball schedule at Pennsylvania This
year the faculty athletic committee OF the
university perhaps has sacrificed an athletic
championship for a principle. for there is
liC.le doubt that Pennsylvania will again be
the best intercollegiate basketball team at
the close OF the coming season. The reason
for the refusal was very terse and concise and
il came to Foster, the manager OF the team,
from DIR Smith. vice-president or the nniver-
atty and chairman Of the faculty athletic
committee. DIR. Smith snid that last year
the faculty athletic committee had decided
there would be no further dual athletic con-
tests with Harvard and that Manage Foster
would have to cancel these two games, To
cancel the game OF course means 10 forfeit
them and with such n handicap to overcome
there IL it'll" hope for the team to win the
title again. Back Of the stand of the Penn
s~ylvania faculty committee Ia the old postal
card incident.