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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Poker. ". &. savs. 4 holds ne snr- Hrs
siS and seven Of hearts and bets he has s~ven;e.-
chances Ia an n bets he tas On', Nr~r7 ~
ARGUMENT T. that th~r~ -rr four -irhrS ard fsf-
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s'rilght Pushes and cannot he counted do'iSs
chances.
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meaning except as thu rurrrr,,n- ~ '-,crrn
the denomination 81 which n ,h'~ rnS- Is u
the h-s Is on u nut ~ 81 chances In A. -, ttrt
p wins. because there are only IS cards o-'' 1fG
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

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ami starts with one M trump IT,, paff-..
without waiting for 4 In spcak. sayN tTu b a.,
\ says; IL IL my turn nrs' touL.-
hcarts. obt-ris that \ cannn, ilo ~.
= bits that 10 he does not ask for \ nr-. ..-,
can treat the bli out Of turn n irgaI srf .. ,
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turn himself and demands new ,issi Vrt.
II right
is right. \ loses bis bid when y h.'. .
trn, hu, u A docs not lae " bit ant cana.
oSsrvals II he can have new deal when 4, ..-..
round N him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Indian Dice. =. X NJ SAYS. whr- w. rsv mi !,
Tsne Hcr- are duplirs ir< Of Pnv oths- de thrown
Ike The Oi rr IN poker. 81 hat c-Str- 'N-nE'rg
two 'r-ys Snd acc has three irrts hu' II i N
sisted ~ fhPt the noes thr-- selves arc worth
nothing This hring bets mat y r,i- ~
skies viii heat nv~ ac-S because II j. m scil,.
Two ~ kind against ave norhlnr>
The rule In all such games being mat ne -i,v.-
can call aces what he likes The on Who N -rss
nvr aces may call them ave sise- ~ Is not -or
PEELED IN have In his hand spot IN he duplIrai.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

J. 4. Y. says Suppose the dealer %,
the ace Of clubs. dealt In his partner Of ..-.
deal, which adversary has the light tnN, ..
or not there shall be n rev deal and 4, '4..
sion OF ono binding On the other II tns- t.
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partner says about ~
Under The revised rules there : -.
about 10. and u the dealer exposes car. ..
the deal there must be new Cfe.l wF.fr,
adyersaries want II or not
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WAR sCEREs INSPIRED
 BY ARMAMENT CONTRACTORS.
Et1res- Before Conference for Judicial Settlement Of International Disputes.

Washington. Us-. 15.-That war genres arc largely inspired by "arma- r..a-t contractors who ultimately would .-sE various countries into the bank #.rrre courts" was charged Dg Fran .e v(- f.rst editor of the London F..,ncrli-.. in au address before the '--a-lH H-i.ral conference of the Ameri- .u --cl-t- tor Judicial Settlement of 4a arastIHlal Disputes tonight
 |.e -lI .- a burden the purchase 1f .lH.r-r- r- ErazIl 't1 protect it- ArEsutlua.' and e.IHred .r f.. e.rE between Japan aud tn. ' ..f.r States was crushing the people Ur Iaral under a load ot taxes. while r-uHra.a- expenditures also were gre. ..a- fine finances ul Great Britain and Germany.
 Tho supreme court uF tr. United States as lulla-'us t' the proposed grltr1I court was often cited iu the .lue-.Uu .as .. tue conference.
 Genera. f--rn. ...tr..r of war was add eI ra h. Charles Noble Gregory of IO- -e -trfe university.
 The re-rue u.ur court Df a~u--rai jus ".r. fI. rfrrt --= of which the society rre ultimately t0 put into c"e L. ra- rH.EeI favorable and ul.HsHIanlc r~ 1tHurrt a- various speakers st the rr -fr HI~Et the English repre- E#rtHrIEc. commented on the danger of having tla court "tus judicial" urging r..r ".riau4rV hc mingled with fg Stiee f.- -.- general Sati fiYI 0f all. He road a letter from Lord LHrslur-. lord i. chancellor of England.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
As Prospective Speaker of Democratic House
 Of Representatives in Next Congress
DECLARATION OF HIS OWN PLATFORM
Favors Appointment Of House Committees by Com rnittee Rather than by the Speaker-Beleves the Tariff Should bs Revised Schedule by Schedule Favors Election of Committees by the House Itself

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FOR EDUCATIONAL EXTENSION.
Connecticut Members Of Congress Urg-
 ed to Support an Appropriation.
Special to The Bulletin ,

Washington. Dec. 16.-The Connecti- cut members of congress are in receipt of large number of letters and peti- tons from boards Of education and su- perilteudents of schools in the state, urging them to support an apprupria- ton of s15,000 for the creation of a field force Of consulting specialists in certain branches of educational activ- itN. such as rural schools, school hy- eiere, vocational education. etc. These letters and petitions set forth that this appropriation is recommended by the commissioner of education.
 This sum is not. however. included in the legislative appropriation bill now before the house. where it belongs The uiiL. however. does provide for two now places mCei the commissioner of education on the lines suggested by the Connecticut educators. namely. a spe- ctAlist in rural education and one in school hygiene. each one at salary of S2.n'f- No held force is provided for. and it IS hardly likely that congress will appropriate more money than is recommended in the bill The proVi- SinUs for these two new specialists is a He2 uuinc, however. and probably feld work will be provided for later on.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

rH...r.nu.a. Ir. fs.-.iuetce1 ar- r-rf. m.r. u1lr tad3y lu towns in f.rn..I .nH and .rH JrrrrT lu th" EH.tfrm.nI .flFHde HeafnHi uNfHJnH s.r.f.I .f ..uv iIe mnII4 tu drtfatd. .r. trrr.iH etIa wHdr pF uI'' ln- ..rnfHrs aHT aN tre defrudanta we're ..H n.afIurE hsfnr. United States comm ...trr and held In taU for t...I ar slf further hearings 0u rh1fEaa
 urr tH. waiIH tp deiraud -ist of Defendants With Results Of
 Hesrings.
 ..IH u. f.. delrndautH were given frH4a Iu Philadelphia These were
 r af aIe nf the Chain Shoe Store Hr|..tr with offices In th's c.fr. two t.raftafr tra FIue ffeiFhts company. .Ur frrrrr E.rI fHu pro. srfeHl rDu- rifH Philadelphia connections and
 rerrth ie a l0eal phyeInIau.
 -rrs complete iaf nr defendants with . rIIrH nf th".r hearings. follow. Chain Hu.n afHre syndicate. Louis T. r..s r...deHt Philadelphia. Andrew -. Ia.f.HHIn. fTrf riUr prs .dnut siar #eHfnt ef t1r Excelsior Trust co.u- l..r nI Philadelphia. Edrar pohllg .rI .. r...IisHf and treasurer George II IHDsHa NirI vice president
 ..H.- Elrh was hsiI iu fIn1g ..r furfHrr hearing.
 Tnn ffrig.t r0uranr Robert C. -Ie.f.rra puIlda'IhIa. Harry F .Hrt.n Orsau Cits. E J Waived '.lrIur and Hefd iu s5nn ba1 each for
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 U-ner .-l.r.la-ls arrested were. Nr E H1rrateln Philadelphia, I HH.I '"r ..ur..
 'ar.s E Mckee. Hunynadou Pa.
 fn.a Ur.ler heriul
 f. - ilp..H p.deewu-. pa. tZJ9o ..r HrfI.r h.sr.le
 John t. Nf.fza. Lancaster Pa. 1l.- '.. .r- f.Hf
 tl-am s s.rr,- and Oscar 4. asrer TaiWl fa. F. t,.sop each for court.
 william S. I.am. Lebanon. Pa. $500 for court
 aHram S. Su1To- Palmyra. Pa- f.r court
 f- {" WeHfnr Newark S. J.. g Gfo f.r further HaHrur
 Oscar susttvspu. Jersey r.t-. <. J.. ar further bearing.
 Irrerr slra-uau. Pittsnur~. 22- F0r f.r -usr..
 LeH Conrad. Conrad Lotz and Wl- 'r Enrham. officers 0T tIr F0rre- r..HI-r.e fu-f.fufs of America at
 rsHr Fa. 21.H01 each for further
 
 fizaffsr has uo connection ufr rho international Cprrespon cnce rfH1.s
 What the Government Alleges. ~n. government alleges that the Chain -fr-- -udi iearc sold stock through fraudulent Representations.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Dr. Ifofnatein, the Philadelphia phynieinn, is accused Of fenninE through the mails circulars sdgtftlh- luR remedy and making irdunHiebt siatcfneuts in hls literature.
 Conrad. Lotz and Bingham are re aDrctivriy the president, secretary ana trra1 1ufcr. and manager Of the Core ruoudouce Iugtitute of America. The pontal inspectors alieRe that thl8 eon- reru procured Iigts Of high school sfu- dents and wrote tO them stating that their names had been recommended 5H those of perBDng with artistic talent on thla account the institute offered q G42 course of art instruction under lts faculty of fac artists for Slh.9D. lt tsas faid there was no faculty Of ar tiatH. but there were G0,G00 students enrolled fn the books of the concern.
 Mckee. who was arrested in Hunt inFdon. traded as the Charles Y. Mo- Gee Commission company. and shs Huntingdon Fruit and Produce conn pauv lt is alleged that he bought produce of farmers through the mall aIUd fa lied tO make payments.
 Lobach lq 4 icWcler and ts alleged tn have dcfrauded the Adams Express company with q false claim for 55,JDO damages.
 Weitzel is accused of buying bronze and iron castings through the mail and neglectinR payment. Guat3Ysou is said tO have sent improper literature through tho mails EUVerman is all legged to have collected money for q sUppoeed charity.
 Arrests Ordered by Postmaster Gen.
 ersl.
 The arrests, it is said. were ordered bv the postmaster general who had p1atsl inspectors st work on the cases for a month and g. half.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PROMINENT MEN GOT RICH
 IN FRAUD ORDER BUSINESS
Sold Needle With Which to Locate
 Hidden Wealth.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 16.--A Dram C. Stauner Oscar A. Stauffer and Abram <. Stauner prominent residents of Palmyra, Lebanon county, were ar rested there today, charged with using the mails to defraud. They are said to have obtained thousands of dol- Iars and to have employed 25 clerks and stenogfaphers at their office in Palmyra, where they own hand some homes. Their operations are said to have been in several states.
 The Stauffers are charged with sell ing instruments to locate hidden wealth. one Of the articles being the Spanish needle" Charges of sale of obscene literature through the mails have also been made.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Good Roads Still Lsck;,o

Taking the country by and large the good road movement has onlv 5uSt besun- An automobile party which le1I Portervilie. near Los AnesleS. Calfor- nia. on the first of July. toured throuSh California and Oreson. but found n the latter state that there was no road over whilh they. could reasonably expect 10 run their machine-a twenty horse power car-aCroSS the Rockies They therefore went To AbSrieen. South Dakota. oy train and bouGhI another ear in that city. With this they con tinued eastward as far as Illinois and southwark into Mexico, reaching Phoe- nix, Arizona. about the middle of rs present month. The worst road IheN- found was between Tucson and Phoe- nix. Some ot the way was flair soinz. % and at times they were able to make 23o ar 24o miles day. But II seems as tt there ought to be . zooG roSd across the states of the northwest from the DSfSofas ro Chs Pacific coasE
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NORTHWEST BLIZZARD
 DISASTROUS TO SHIPPING.
Along the Massachusetts Coast
 Barges Edrift and Missing.

Boston, Dee. fg.-Taa HorthHa4t 0.3z- gard CT last night and today 5T0EE5 5f disaster t0 shipping along inc 1Iassa- ehuBetts coast and tonight four schOounrs were kHDFn tD have been wrecked. another WeB iB LDW diBaD cd, one barge had foUndered and other Darses were reported aorjft and a1izz- ing. For the revenue cutter Gresham. which took aboard the crews Cf tTo eiukiug scBOOuera and assisted geFera other vessels. the entire day and most Of the night were taken uD with rne labor Of Bndoiug the havoc Of the storm. Tp 10 tonight TO definite report Of loss Of life had reached this cltE.
 The vessels Wnien paid the tolI of the storm included the foIloEln ing.
 Schooner Thomas '. Garland Of Portsmouth, A total wreck, on Great Point, bar Nantucket. the crew Of which was rescued early today oy the Coskata life saving crews,
 Schooner ADDie c. Cole Of Iachias stranded and Haterlogged or Stone Horse shoaI. off 35OnonOEnoy Poin1, zile crew of which was rescued Dg the Gresham this morning when the Mono mOy Point life savers found the Eezs too heavy to man their lifeoOats.
 TwO-naasted schooner \. F. Aver taken in tow by the Gresham off Ola Harbor.
 British schooner <. 4 FoxDe~- ashore off Touomoy Point. the crew of which tine Gresham took on board late today.
 The lumber laden schooner stephen .. Lou1, abandoned 8 miles south east of Boston light, the crew of which was rescued this morning Dy steam CT A. ". Perry and brought here
 At Portsmouth, N. H. the three- n.asted schooner Annie F. COnlin- ar rived today in disabled condition, z1 days out from Philadelphia
 The barge A1ayTOod, one of tow of three behind the tug Margaret f0undered last night of Cape Cod. and the other barges of the togF. the Scran- ton and Binghamton, are missing One of the barges in tow Of the tTIy Cum berland is also reported missing.
 Anchora ges ordinarily sa-'e proved treacherOUs to vessels last ! grt uu- der the terrific strain of tn, north west blizzard. The storm, heavily Ia den with snow, had been f0reseen a day ahead, but mariners who had been days, were unprepared for the change from the mild sOutherly breeze of Wednesday to the gusry nfsrthess-sr Of Thursday The disturbance was ac- companied by such intense cold as 10 make most unhappy the lot Of -Ee shipWrecked seamen, but in these try ing conditions the revenue cutter Gresham was busily engaged il her work of succOr and iCsi[e Of 4 hours her crew. under Captain CDerr0th. had brought timely aid to various storm wracked craft.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
1887 DEER KILLED
 IN SEVEN DAYS OPEN SEASON
Official Figures Given Out by Mssss-
 chusetts Game Commissioners.

Boston, Dec. 16.-There were 1887 deer killed and 101 wounded during the seven days of the open season in Mas sachusetts, acording to the official fig Uree given out by the fish and game commissioners tonight. The season passed without any fatalities and with but two accidents, one boy shooting himself in the hand and another in- turing his foot. William Davis of Merrimac killed the largest deer, his prize being a 4j0 pound buck. taken at Blandfnrd. w. =. Scott of Buckland scored an unusual shot when he drop pod two deer with one bullet in firing into a herd of four. The youngest hunter to bring down a deer was AL fred Rice of Charlemont, 12 years and months old. who shot a buck.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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ST. Johns. ". f. De- r.lr sas stated tl.E -n.- e.rI. m ..-..., tae premier n. NeNtHHH HH...u. r-.aNlfV W1-ll visit Washington tor ..e uur- r0-e u+ crlte-r.Is with r..r.. .rta-t.Fs of Canada auI the United -.-.- req --.Il- t1r preparation nt am .u..t,I. mod .u u. --- fishery I.-r...l l.luS
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
French Aviators Arrive in New York
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Senate Considers the Omnibus Claims
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Washington, Dec. t6.-With the ex- cept.on Of an hour spent in transact ing morning business. the senate gave its attention today solely to considera- ti0n of Che omnibus claims bill On thc third day of his speech seeking the elimination from the measure of the s>4.ruo itcu for the payment of the century -ol1 French spoliation claims. Senator lr~tnW met defeat by a tie .lle-21 70 31. tie immediately moved to recommit the entire measure and this was under discussion when the senate adjourned.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Still Pursuing Senator Lodoe.

Boston, Dec. Ex-Governor elect E.u- gene N. Foss announced today that he would resume his campaign aEz5n<r the reelection of Senate Henry Cabot Lodge at Lynn next Monday evening. He will also make an address a- 3 noon meeting in Faneuil Han in this city on WedneSday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Proposed Amendments to Federal
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