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Anofher pivorce Case.

Jane A. Cope nd this morning filed
scit In the district court for a divorce
from her husband, VIM. Copeland,
charging abandonment She alleges
that her husband refuses to live with
her in Guthrie aud persists in living
in Waurika. They were married in
Enid In 1870.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR DEATH OF CHILD

Frank Shanleburg this morning
iled suit In the district court against
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road company for 10000 damoges for
the death of his 2-year old son. Leo.
who was run over and killed by a
switch engine in the local yards on
July u.
The child's head was decapitateS
The coroner's jury found the train
crew guilty OF carelossness. but did
not hold thea responsible for the
childs death The tragedy was wit.
Messed hy the chlld's mother who was
trying to save the child from lts i'm.
pending fate Mr. Shanleburg was an
employe OF the railroad az the time
of the tragedy but has since resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

II you are looking for nrst-class
goods at the lowest price, try Smiths
Grocery. Phone 536
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Oh! Charlie! Let's go down TO the
Patterson Furniture Co. TO get OnP
furnib re- They have such a large
stock to select from-and easy terms
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TOPICS OF
THE TOWN


High School Teams on cridiron.
The El Reno high school team ar
rived on the morning train from El
Reno TO play the Logan county high
school team this afternoon oE the
local gridiron
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Harriet C. Melton died at her
home in Kansas City, Sunday evening,
OF heart trouble. She was a former
Guthrie resident
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stomach troubles. Heart and Kidney
ailmcnis. can be quickly corrected
with prescription itnown TO drug
gists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Res
toratiye The prompt and surprising
relief which this remedy immediately
brings Is entirely due 20 IFS Rcstora-
tive action upon the controlling nerves
OF the Stomach. etc, All dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Ever ready Electric Flashlights, at
Olsmith's
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caive

CalVe.
Calye viii appear at Convention
Hall. Oklahoma City, Nov H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

ORIGINAL MEXICAN CREAMS
BARRlCk'S.
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The Oldest and pest No subsEi.
tutes. Pure drugs. Our prescription
department Is the best 10 city. Rem
fro's Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

You will never know what a really
good fine cut cigar is like until you
smoke Olsmiths best
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Vice President Fairbanks viii M
several engagements to speak IN the
South William j Bryan will begin
la stumping tour Of New York state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Smokeless and black powder loaded
shells at Olsmiths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

The Elks Bar Is a gentlemans re-
eat whore you Rill be served with
- best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Going to paint Rain IL over. Sum.
ner is here. The Lincoln paints
stand the tests. Arksnsas Lumber
Go.
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MANY AsK FoR pAapoNs

Governor Frantz Flooded With Appli.
ations Frocm conviets.
Governor Frartz is being Hooded
with applications for pardons from
conyincts sent up from Okl0homa,
who have the idea that the governor
nefo~a oi''i''o go, hir nNien -iit ~.
ercisc clcmency in Wholesale man
nCr
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Decoy Ducks at olsmith's.
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District Court Proceedings.
~ ihs district cGgrt this nletSstrlE
Bertha Mcbride was granted a di-
yorce from her husband, Robert Me
Bride A motion for a new trial in
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After ssob white. p

After Bob White"
Governor Frantz and Attorney J. r.
COltingham are out quail hunting
along the Eastern Oklahoma today
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7New Minister viii Preach.

Dr B W. Baker, a former president
~ the Methodist college at Cameron,
LMo., and who is the new pa stor OF the
! West Grthre NJ +. church. VIII
preach tomorrow morning and even
ing at that church
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AIeH scAooL TEAMs MArcHEo
FL Reno Eleven contending With The
Logan County High Shoo

The El Reno and Logan county
high school football teams are contest
ing for supremacy on the gridirOn at
Electric park this afternoon. The
teams are about evenly matched in
weight aud a close game Is expected.
Coach Norris Of the Logan county
team. SAYS that his boys are In the
pink Of condition for tOday's game
after ten days hard practice on team
work and the science Of the game.
The local boys are we'll drilled on the
forward pass plays and expect to
make good gains with them.
Prof Laird, assistant coach of tne
local team is confident Of victory In
todays game.
The line ~ OF tho teams is as fol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19
MlaMAMAoEMEMr ALLEoEO

TURKISH NoUoAT-sARRlcKs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

J. p. Mccormick and A. G. Imholif,
.of Kenna. ~ NJ, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Pawnee,
where they are witnesses In some
United States cases. They are form.
er Pawnee residents and were former
ly United States deputy marshals at
that place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Saturday.
Smart Set club meets with Mrs.
Hugh Scott
J. y. G club meets with Miss Gano,
at Villas avenue and Broad street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Don Willis, chief deputy marsha
under w. D, Fossett, who is now chic
deputy to Marshal Ben w. Daniel
of Arizona. was in the city last even
ing en- route to Ardmorc in search 0
a fugitive Willis IS much improye
In health and says the climate is fin
in Arizona.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-19

Miss Glare Ga entertained the
3D. U. G. club this ternoon at her
home. 22i East Villas avenue The af.
ternoou was spent pleasantly at
games and a delightful time was had
Light refreshments were served by
tho hostess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17
SUBMARINE CABLES ENEMY.
Lathe Creature Of the Sea That Is Fond or
G:utta reTcha.
From nc NG"o5'He Of "om~e,fo.

From nc Nd"O5'Hc o. ~"omWertC.
The vicissitudes of a submarine cable are
many. H. may be torn by an anchor. crushed
bv A rock or seriously damaged by a coral
reef such az abound In the tropics. Some Of
Inc xroNths often found on g cable tend
xraduaIly to decay the iron shenthing wires.
Then. again, a cable Ia sometimes severed by
a ,eaouake. It may be fatally attacked 10y
the snout oil a sswtish OF by the spike of q
swOrdlBh.
But perhaps the little animal hat makes
itselt most Objectionable from 1.-THE cable
ornneer's standpoint is the Insignificant
looking teredO navalis This little beast is
intensely greedy where gutta pcrcha il CON
oerned. working its way there between the
iron wires and between the serving yarns.
The silica in the outer cable compound tends
10 defeat the teredO's efforts at mailing =
meal OF the core and this defeat T. further
ehected ~ the core being crvelopei IN a
thin taplnR NJ lTs1a.
hut where the bottom II known 10 be badly
infected with these bttic monsters Oi BE Deem
the insulatCr " often COEupgred OF india
rubber. witch has no attraction For tit q = 10
and puGsesses a tO'rhuesa. moreover. ~u,oii
Ia less suited for ~ hcrIr~ 90 thrp tao rOln-
parnfiyely chcesClikr H.t' ptgchr.
From one cause Cr another isuG , ucCuT ia
most cables frOfn time 10 tiN"C. hese re-, wire
to be electriUaUv lOcaliSs1 rom the oaO!e
testing hut aud . 7btr seTt orr supposed
and effect the necessary repairs. " ben the
cable Inns really been hooked aud picited Np--
an operation which may entail a~eVeral weeks
OF even months, II only in waiting Tor favor
able Weather the bight Is secured at the bows
and afterward cut. Esch end Is then brought
on board alternately. and tested electrically.
" found to he sound the necessary repairs
are then effected.
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From me Cdsholtc standard ava Times.
I'm an old man. Martin. which they fell me ys are
not,
An { ieeI " Is me ~pnytieg. to spake a word or two.
Fur tie grand, lad. MS grand IN opportunity ys'vs
Where f.mo. aysI an Duty. too. are bscEouin'
IT'S mssef. lad. would never know a mlnyirs peace
In the grsv. III sOop be ALTMAN I'd no, dessrv.
Did 7 faii 10 call upon ye from this island o. the bles,
To give back the best that's In sc othe soil nom
which n came.
So rise. lad. OF wise lad. an come into your own.
Fur the Young man o wisdom Is the strong mah
a. might.
An the seat wherein we'd put We. lad. would q,
you like 4 throne.
Gomez We need sc here in Pari'mint to battle
fur the night.
Now, I've read your editor ais in the papers ivry
wake.
An Tm charmed wild an your wisdom. ,houhk
your spellin's bad indeed,
But there niver yet was irshman but had the gift
A thousand times more ilOaulnt nor be could
write or read:
An so oeGase the things sc say are true as truth
An Sinos the salt of Irish wits in IvTy,hInr 70
write,
I'm sure that ye could take the floor an spaEe yer
thoughts as well
As oratfan or o'conneli, or as Sven Emmst
Lord save Us. bu, we've need Of ys to plead the
Fur Thin We have ere 'sicn up wtd Jealousies an
o Martin, lad. I'd give q dale ~ ! could only say
heard 70 spake In PsTl'mlnt ilsht vance before
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Whales PlentIruI but WI,d.

from ths Sdn FrdRctScO ClroTirie. " q
Capt. Porter OF the steam whaleg BeIuga.
which arrived from the Arctic Wednesday
with 10000 pounds Of bone. seventy-two fox
skins and one bear skin. confirms the report
from UnalasEc that the other ships Of the
feet arc safe and are coming home with big
catches. INN.
CAPT. Porter. Who has been going 20 the
Arctic for many years. says that never before
whal les fell before the harpoons Of the Beiuxa's
whalensD. Capt. Porter added that he
never saw the whales 80 Wild There we're
20 catch. The BelIga lost four whales uhIch.
had besu ~harpoened. 10 each csss ths
zoe. which IecessitSted cutting the line that
hsid hsin prisoner. .-t
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RoRrK b


Meadow Fires.
Dry cersruentod. EuatlinE ghosts
OF gummer people OF the marSh-
How mercilcssly NOW their hosts,
win gasling are. the fall winds hsrshl
What memories OF summer cling
About these sente. noddlng stalks:
What echoes OF She mldyear ring.
Kneilwlse. where reaper Autumn WAIkEl
A shuddsr through ths ragged ranks
some prsmOniuon Of q fate
Shall shatter all their sad phalanG- D.
AmuEmur: Patience, brotners; walt'"
The day lows uneventnil by.
The sable sea OF night Its end.
with dark. . stir-A resdy sigh.
A thousand whispers: Courage. frtendf-
a roar upon the expeceant air,
A cianklnG as Of some huge chain
A fettsrod giant s~hAkeB-and there.
Across the meadows, speeds q train.
A comet burtiing through tho dark.
A human laden meteor,
That. 1ery flashing. spark on snark.
Leaves trail across tho meadow nOOr.
A coal has fallen mid the roeds.
IL fickers-wonders: live. or disl"
They minister It's feeble needs
The throw IL won: " IT'S comet" they cry.
Ills GOMEZ" Tit Joyous cry OF them
Amens the prayer OF waiting days.
Red nnGers clutch AZ each dry stem;
They lean ~enraptOred 10 the blaze.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

BewAre The man where'er you 10
who frankly says he doesn't know"
More dangerous he TO Eroat and small
Than one who thinks be knows IL all.
Upon the turf you'n hear him say
IRA bet II I but knew which way;
Gut as the race goes on. you'll see
Hell pick Two winners out Of three.
In business deals he'll stu move dow.
Thersu be no bluSter. fuss or show.
But when the know II all goes down
The don't know man viii own the town.
And at the game. when others smile
Upon bis innocence the while.
He'll take the winnings Just the same
Although he doesn't know the game.
L. 8. WATERRoUaR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

RexABus AZ Faatnre-
II In little enough We demand here below.
There 10 clothing 10 buy. and q rent bill or 90.
Then q fellow must have the wherewith when he
eats
And the price OF q coupls Of theatre seats.
10 exist In q city It's ncedless to buy
An abundance Of diamonds and thInr that come
high
But the up 10 date folks whom one ommon meets
Have the price OF q couple of theatre seats.
We can do without pictures and soft leather chairs.
And for half hose Of SIX and gold penknIves-who
caresl
There are few things esscntlsl-but cen the dead
beats
Get the price Of a couple OF theatre seats.
Would you learn why the towns full Of hustle ana
60:
Am ! writing this rhyme for applause goodness moi
! am GOiling, like all Of tho folks in the streets,
For the price OF q couple OF theatre seStS'
CMARLEB r. BARNna.
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Although bsTd times are on rs.
With 5ll inst II implies.
haven't found u needftl
should ecoponiEe.
Though Billions' AR Is auctioned
And be no y may Jog.
Ny auto speeds. rs always.
Right through the catalogue.
Though Billions dsres not journey
TO uild~r winter scenes,
axe accustomed travels
In ads" OF magazines.
Though Billions yacht II Idle.
white all expense he trims.
Ny motor boat as ever
Through the prospectuss SKINS.
AcLAEDgURdH wuBoN.
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Wight Have Seen a Royal Guard.man.
FROM Mo CNlcaGO Tribune

II Representative \. J. Barchfeld Of Pitts
burg had been n German subject he would
have been made a member of the b~odyRusrd
Of the Kaiser. Several years ago BarchSeld
went 10 Berlin Ind. with several other Der
sons. was granted an audience by the gm-
nsror, The latter looked With admirasiOn
lpon the tremendous figure Of Barchfeid.
IL you wera a German he said. - would
iFnoress you IN my bOdyguard. Being al
American 7 can only say that 1 should bs
glad to have you there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

Renewal.
Amid q world Of toll and stress
There flashes on our sight
A maid OF mortal ~loveliness.
Clothed In immortal light.
Her wand Of nickerlng silver CLEANS:
We follow where she goes
To a cool place OF fragrant dreams
The palm, the stream, the rose.
Clear joyance as a river rolls
Between her land and this:
Gods pity on those arid souts
Who such renewal miss.
ADA PosrEk MuRRAT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

No fswninE crowd Cutters around ne.
No s'cophsnts drink TO my health,
No relatives snHlouSy SOUND me
Though I'm heir TO most fabulous wealth.
No magazine scribe overrates ne.
so gosslpS guess what III be worth
Yet It's certain . fortune awaits me
When the meek shall Inherit the earth.
GUT FoRKsTgP LEE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

The Teddy besr We long have known
And given hin the dooE;
And now 10 s1i h Teddy wolf
VIII o 0 be ct the doos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

alone against him, which he does, aud a is euchred.
What does Il score:
-Four points. " the euchrc counted only two
what would ne the object Of playing alone against
the trump Ordcr hand"
Pedro. T. $. says; Two hand. each wants two
makes low. iack. pedro. to rs high and game.
Who goes OUT
The successful bidder. because he has the nrst
count. and nc makes enough not only Ia make good
hts hid, hut also 20 nut him game before u CONES
20 BIS turn to count anything.
seven Up. G. W. NJ. says: II turns a club. a
begs and v runs Inc cards. turning m The tack OF
clubs. DOCS this cOunt a point iOr v or mott
' No: because u has refused To have clubs for
trumps therefore tho iHrk. ~ cIubs cannot M ~
any value, \ suit having been once declined ny
both players, no notice Is taken Of II. and the cards
must be run until some other suit turns NJ,
Five hundred. ". u. l.. says. According 20 the
score cards usually published. all bids stop ~ mine
ten. Is there any ruie against : layer bidding
ten tricks, and q 80. what n not. what Is the
value of ten tricks.
The reason the value Of = bid Of ten tricks Is
not given l. because any player winning all ten
tricks viii get 80 points FOR il. whether he has hid
ten or six. IN some Scorc cards the rank Of the
bids for ten tricks is given. incre ssing In regular
ratio Hike he preceding bids. This makes the
values 900. 700. 100. 800 and 500. In tho Avondale
schedule the bids for ten tricks rank: d40, 46O.
go. zoo and 5O. so far from there being any
objection 10 bidding ten tricks. any ono can dO
80: hut the original idea Of the players was nOt
20 risk naming a number %; tricks that they might
possibly fail 10 got, when they would score just
as much n they got ten tricks without having bid
ten,
Skat. D. =. G.. says: what are unos and duos.
and are they officially recognized In the laWs1
A hid Of unO means that the player will take Ons
trick. no more. no less. \ bid OF duo means thas
be will take two tricks. no more. no less. In either
case the four lacks are the only tTumps. but the
ten goes below ihc'dueen. as the Dips on the cards
aaycr 20 veln=. tricks bclrg alone considered Either
game II worth twenty, or " played open, forty. q
Not Onlcially recognized.
n. NJ. n. says: " ~" single player lcads out %
turn. what l. the pcnalty;
None: Dutli the second hand has playde he can
not tsSe II back.
Roulette. y. McC. says. What are the odds
against . player who bets steadily ON one color.
say reds
That depends on tho number OF zerOs on tho
wheel end tho number Of figures on The layout.
Take half thC figures on the layout. and that will
give the players chances, Then add the number
Of ZcTos 20 This hili aud you have the chances of
the house. Suppo-" the wheel has thirty as It's
top number. aud has single o. double 0 and eagle
bird for zsrOs. The players chances arc Is 70 70.
or q to D against him every time he bets. At Monte
Carlo. with thirty sA 1gures and only one zero.
the odds Rre 10 70 rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

Poker. II. =. r.. says: A opens q Jackpot ans
dlscards three cards. but asks for only two, 80 tina
he has four cards only TO play for the pot. y bet
his hand is dead, but A Insists he can play with th'
four cards as he opened the pot.
ANY hand Of more or less than Ave cards Is foul
and As hand Ia dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17
SCHOOL ron CARD PLAYERS.

Progressive Whist. q. r. sE5N.a There are three
prizes. a and B are tied for tho top score: & comes
next and then ID. When A and n cut n loses. 80 A
takes nIHt prize. G second and ID third. Is this
cOrrectp
No. A and b were not tied for the frat prize. but
for the choice OF nrst and second. II A won the
cut he had the choice. and whichever he took left
the other 10 4. Then G should take the third prize.
ID was not in IL az all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

There are two north and south valleys back %
Yonkers, ono called the Sprans and the other the
Grassy Spnane. Can you or some reader tell
the meaning oftae vore -Sprane"f &. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

alone against him, which he docs, sud a is euchred.
What does "a score:
-Four points. " the cuchrc counted only two
what would he the object of playing alone aEsfns,
the trump ordering hand"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

y. r. asks: n a player has NEEDED 100 aces csn
he score another 100 II he gets another acer
No. That Is rubicOn bezldue. not plnochle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

-
". D. K. says: In two hand 4 melds the Lrimp
sequence. Aiterward he draws another k.ng "
trnmps and on winning \ trick wants 70 mrld tho
marriage with the new king. He quotes TIVE SIN
ruling that " there Is a fresh card FROM the hand
tho new meld 10 good.
But he forzcts the rule. thar the same card cannot
be used 10 make a meid Of inferior value waen a
meid Of superior vsl.e has already been made with
that card In tho same class OF nioids. Marriage
and sequence arc beth In Clas 1 melds: so n
the green Of tr'mps nss been used In 4 Glass 4 mrld
worth 100 It cannot again lie used In a Glass A mtId
worth only 70. THIS bars making the marriage
with a nov kiu-.
Cribbsgc. r Il. Y. says: a bets here Is only
enc count that no cribbagc hand win produce, Hnd
mat Nv nineteen: hence the common expression
when = player mas nothing. Nineteen here" Is
thls %currectf
While the question is rather loosely stated. II Is
taken for granted that A means only one count
between the known Units OF crfbbsge hands. ! and %.
n this ls bis bet he 10 wrong, a. no combination OF
cards win make %. - or "a.
Euchre. q. = says: -Four hand, Y Aeals. A
orders him up ana goes alone. 2 says ne VIII play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

G. Y. r. says: A bets he can neld out in two
hand: q bets he has 10 win a trick after tho meld
10 make II good.
Winning the trick before making the mcld makes
The meld good. 10 that II n II enough 70 put the
Mayer 90, he Il our without sny mor- eY1cts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

Moreland has carved his own way He
was a school teacher. and through ali sorts Of
drudgery became q lawyer. The %F;epubli-
cans wh0 said they felt badly over Moreland's
defeat remarked hat they hoped that More
land would try 10 again next yea ~ they
needed suoh men as MOrelSnd NJ Albany,
and plentV of them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

X. II. wants to know why a alsh beats a straight.
Because II IL harder 10 get IL as a PAT hand, the
odds being "a 10 I against the pat straight and
SO7 10 I against the dush. Although Il Is easier
10 MI = dush than a straight when the odds against
getting the original four cards OF each are taken
Into consideration In conjunction with the odds
against nIling. the flush Is still the harder hand to
get. Therefore a flush always beats a straight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

T.. T. NANN! . nAS lOHI EIVHI sITalIHI gaIles OF
sixty four card Dinochlc when he discovers that
the pack Is short. Must o pay for the games he
mas losts
Yes. None but the deal in which rhe imperfect
pack Is discovered Is void. BIT Tor This rule II
would be easy for q loser TO make . pack imperfect
At any time. There is no proof that the pack was
imperfect on previous deals. however strong
the p~resumptive evidence may be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-17

NJ. NJ. H.. says: " the single player lcads out ~
turn. what II the penalty,
None: butIf the second hand has playde he Can-
not take u back.