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GOLrS SIRE CO\,OuITt>I
PIckinE ~ stones for Profanity. w
New Player urmGs po'nr ''i

4 Mount Vernon man who E, l"..
to play golf On the links 1T th" ~,"'.
Country club got into tn han,f of '.'' .
profanity with his drives lis 1917" NJ
him that he would have To- viNe
game ~ the s~ caring lie u' r'.
forge the after
-Kut now will ku'v wh'h"
zwears- his wife asked him
-EV"rN tinc mn tougIo ,'ius
d, st0ua ~ NY p.s'ket and hru.
he pruInlsol
The most time he uaWa IN
links he drew "a hand'ui If PEI.
ne ubCkot "Uarr are 'N~ .I.i.
DO aid a. he handed thorn i. '.
rom anpthnr pl,de' ~ nNt II 'uN
stones ~lhe-a Arv tho I.u'.'.
eNpl,wsd rhe yadd,~ - n~tns.n' w
oh hells' VA BASKET
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the horses will move IN TO the Normandy
circuit.
az cour-" racing - % absorbing in
ter~St, especially when a woman wins.
a. IN tn" recent Grand PriS hut clothes
are A. important a. hur-''- IN this racing
game At Paris thar" has 81 late years
been reaction IA the gard The CHIC
moudaIn"s. r"-"rtlr. -" spectacular
Advertising which t'' drrS-Inaker- ar-
conrl-h"d nv -"rdIn: models 20 IN"
races va sensational o.. .Im"-. left N
their elaborate raHug tuIl'rt~- AMI h"gan
O. af"Ct severity lh' Excessively know
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OPENWORK FROCKS
A Feature of the Fashions
Here and Abroad.
SUMMERS DRESS DISPLAY
Lingerie Gowns Chic and Deceit
fully Simple.

HetchlnE ToIlettes seen At the summer
Resorts Half Of Them with Gut Out
work 81 some Kind for Tneir Trim
ming Three Typical Models The
Fashion Not 80 Expensive as u
seems sheer Black aud white
FrOcks Made Up over CoIor THE
Touch OF Biack-Deep shoulder
Collars ami Guns In sets Innumer-
able Smart Little Bows 70 ne
worn with Nigh or LowaCo''ar..
A. lAst the summer frocks have been
having their day. and from all the resorts
como descriptions Of fetching toilettes
Paris has ernptied itself upon tho Nor
mandy and Brittany coasts. and the httle
Rue de Paris at Trouvills now gathers
In the crowd that did it's shopping In the
Rus de IA Paix while tho pesage Of the
ultra fashionable Deauville will be all n
euttsr with smart frocks and millinery.
now that the Paris races arc over. and
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Mos CiN'T RESIST rHE ARur
The Troopers Take Them In and Give
Them q Home

Fran, ~" D'' uoIH'. Rsgis''y and Lsadsr
ANY one Who has hi- eyes about him
and vino visits Camp = 7 Hun will
motto. nearly ~ many dog- men m the
hig military reserve There IL not a com %
pany or troop but what has a dog attac he'd
20 D. and not few companies and troops
hav"tWO and three dogs
\ dog led the charge across the imaRi-
nsry river a dog led the review OF rhs troop.
vhl'h should properly have been headed
hv D"u smith and dog stood ny m. t'.n-
oral when IN" troops passed HIM and dipped
'n"Ir 'olorS ~ hey passed
Where did 49, get HIM" SAID a trooper
referring 30 dog which looked like all the
r"-' ~ tho dogs and which had just sue
'"sded IN capturing a horse that had thrown
ms rider and successfully evaded all at
'emptS by men to capture him Where
did We GET Num- Lord. sir. va Just picked
him up. lts easier for q boy 10 resist q
cirrus than Il IL for dog - resist the army
Many a respectable country dog has left
hi- life Of ease 70 Join tho army We like
'em and We give EN- = good home and they
est stick No disre-pect. air. but our troop
could get along better without its com-
nander than u could without the troop
doE
And ia true. said Lieut. col Daniel
Met arihv. n military camp without dogs
- like n home without children
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HIEh hearted seekers after Truth most rare
And rAdiart goa ma 'uves ambitions eyes
Are they Nho count MS worlds h"st gains 10
wiar
CON r,ensura,e with cos, mold vision 'sl-
scale the blesk heights {, 'solgh'snd. srsb' shed
there
Yet higher yrsu AAs' N elusive prize
Pursued the rnor- me more 'h- vision n's,
md 'hey who hlEhest CROP gasp empty az
We, OF pho seemeth ,snauished nohly aims
ou'imes alone, dsspalrinE N ne nigh,
sees failures front revealed transformed
where hAred reason hSlts. ther, faith bsgiu,
The darkest shadow sursS' proves the light
and doubt ob~rurss that faith may clearer
shine
Suppose ore pHsoned In hollow sphere
Of vast sHteni. enssaled. Within a hO~e bound
It's freely his 10 move viii he not sound
TIA uitermost extent, deem freedom dTear
And co,et the unknown ICY ood the sheer
Inpene'rAble Vans that hedge him round
And coniur. tsrrors that himself confound.
or cruel tyranny. and doubt and tear
so prispaed are We all 80 - have thought
Ourselves Oppressed 90 We have drunk despair
our dreams Of conquest 'u-ned to dust hs, .
ain
In letters ira, our SHY selves hAy. wrought
Inert with unAvAilInE Dunfsi'hed PRAYER
win ssns eIess aussronings and needless pain
when IAwIess lust and every noIlous weed
tpreartng bAnsful growths OF want and voe
In social slime offend your sense then know
That want 10 chanty's thin rssE. that need
10 opportunity disguised. Wen heed.
Lest. thus enveiled, you pass them ny for so
salvation slips Deem self the one dread fo.
And unple orotherhood enough OF creed.
Grasp Immortality while y., thou art
or earth our deeds u Is that never die.
Theirs. immortality Of influence.
q hts fpilOM With fearless heat
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RiUEN ~ "BaRvABT n, DGE."
Nckens's son says Original Had Habii Of
Pooling the COachman.

Eror re LoHdoH ErSpirg Standard
Alfred Tennvson Dickens. The oldest sur
vivinR son ~ the sr~a, novelist has ius;
arrived In London from australia. where
he has been for the last forty-hve years
~" a. - Years ~ age when he left home
~, ou~hir. Huu-a SIN 10 he seen facing
Mar l"bon~ hUrch
IN tho oITse ~ an interview TeRaTdins
hl- fathers works Mr Dickens said The
original ~ rh" raven IN BarnAby RudRe
vss ono ~" kept ~ Tavi-tock Houss not IT,
successor. Vhrch died u "Ads mn IN.
former bird remember " a. an iniellia gent
although a. the same time a troublesome
Cfpatut"
"Hs VA~ an excellent hnRuist and ono Of
hi- fAyorts pa-time~ was 10 call up the
coachnAn A. the most announcement hours
81 The night Tipping u you'd call
master wants the horses master wants
m" carnage Tipping u-~d 10 think The
summons came from one ~ The Made and
one might he had ActuAllv got the horses
into the carriage before disco, erins Tho de-
cepiioh
Z Dickens docs not remember his
grandfather. Who. however. he ~ convinced
was tho original ~ MicAU her the gentle
man vho vas always waiting for some
thing 30 turn up Wy grandmother how
ever can we'll recall he added -Shs
Visited cad Hill IN 1919 She was = gentle
quiet. simple lady and her character IN
druhtsdI, inspired 10 no small degree that
81 Mrs NIcklsby.
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Fror ~ DTnFfT RspubIif

Fror ~ DSHsST RspsbitrqH.
Ne watches where the Wild deer drink
lie hears the bull elh's echoinE call
md where the evening shadows fAli
Ne sees the mountain Hon slim
NJ puIslng artery NJ SteeI
That leads unto the distant town
Has lured him from the peaks thai crown
The groves where natures Noices peal
he Eayes on granite sea
Grim hills by gisnt hands uptn>sed
Al sens~ ~ inls has long been lost.
The days have merged ~ silently
M fear ne knoUs No childish dread
~ shall hr gaze. ulth EYES serene.
When from the wopds ~ changeleSS green
Heath stalks him with = rAtlike tread
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The ExSeptioa

an not ,enEefIl In my hssri
! m art IN take ny foemans Part
Md 'ry 20 reason V therefore, ~
HAN found hinssf mine enemy
Nnd " our difference IL but Whin
iTy tn make n up uith him
Z have no Vs. for warning rry.
T"oth for tooth eye for an eve
In politics l'ys ever tried
10 nnd the Other fellow side
Nnd N know he seeks the true
sees ~ nnd hia point ~ ,i~v
md see N possibly our schisr1
Il not = mere AstlGmatisni
10 quarrel ! prefer N. Truth.
Nnd sesk no tribute ~ . tooth
Nst whsn fair Phyihs lightly Ttps
Wong the way with smiling hps
md all the little sunbeams dance
win very ioy n meet her glance.
md { ran feet the ecstasy
~ thoss heep spark Ing eyes on me-
~. thsn n Il ry virtue htes
And I've an eye Indeed ior syes'
CAALTIE ssTTS
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rOEHS WORTH READING.
Aatsma asss9.


Toppiss the hills tee ears
Rlark 90 the sunsets IRE.
Draw with terrific strokes
Gates. e. u Were. % IRE
Buraiag vale. uhs . page
out % S,ns Tragedy,
Heaven growS dark WITH rage
Pregnant Win things N b.
out 81 the north the wind
Gallops win ell hlS hordsa.
Hunnss, and gAuai and bund.
sweeping the earth win swords
Night On her Ouer Of cloud
LsA her Wild beacon nare.
Thea through thS dArkneNs loud
Arrows rain ever where,
WTapped In their n,AnueA vide.
Cloaka % the Mat that stream.
onward the hour ride,
Forward. Win never . CLEAN.
On through the forest On
over Wild hill and plain.
An the hlna nlght ull dawn
TrAmple the troops % rain
MADISON GAVIN.
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winter fun on Roarin' Riveri No use uEin
rard ia test
'Nun TO start streak o mu,le darun through .
teileT's breast
Fur 70 think ,hem ol shindys when the gals an
boys d meet
Fur to pound the cr,aEin' lumber with their asi
lated feet
start the dance At candle ushun', keep Il up
ull day a break.
Victim lumber ull yer uo,ier. 60, too weary fur
to shake
Master % the ceremonie. chap from Bo.,on With
cough.
re1ss punishin' the nddIe Bronco Jaes s'eallin
OF.
Boy. cut gu, an rope yer critters,
Bunch EN- fur q hot qusdrille'
Make yer manners 10 yer partners
Every Jack salute his jlll'
Raianee all an hit en- heavy
swing an throw EN- oack In place
Promenade an may the deNll
Kstch the hlndmosi In the race
Gents sashay an do u purity
Ladies' smile 80 follsr suit
Balance oppo.i,es an Whiri en-
swing en- twice an hold EN- TOT
Rightan left an keepa goin'
TIL you hit yer pArds aEin'
swing en- ~ their underpinnin
Make their sAssy noggins spin'
ladies change an keep A'steppin'
Rack to psrdners an repeat
Knork the spnntsrs from the lumber
hit 'er plenty with yer feet
Bunch an run away together
shake the music from yer spurs'
Pick yer ssGe hens ~ an whirl en-
slide yer chin 'lonGside n here
Bunch the helfers In the middle
circle ssgs an shake yer pants
Form basket round yer dsrlin's
KISS en- ~ ~ gits chance
swing an promenade. you CRITTERS
Grab en- ughtsn ~ you 60
Round again like friSky nEhtnn
seat yer sweet. an let en- blow
Winter fun Poarn River Psrd. the worsd
cain beat the same
Only sort winter pleasure that Il ~ IN wesr the
name
Boys an sA~s tesnn fri.ky ol folks full o ginger
snaps
sage chicks In their rnesun' dresses. BOYS In o.
~ool SHIFTS sn shaps
Bounded NJ the gods . f-rlic bInrhef on In
ihs, NJ ranch
Nsy.r heerd slch folly racket never Stl tII crack
y dooTn
Master = ,n- csr-mor.e, Boston r.rE,- with =
cough
TeIas runishin N. rdds Fronco rscs calm
80
pgSvTH cot f.NEs R'FToN ADAMS
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An Autamn Garden

Tire garden N This ripe sItgrnsl sun
i but the wrath Of Nhst u vas ersvhi"
There Is No -ose q shed - c-irrS smile
40 arsspur FROM th- 49, : hue srches won
Tire PUPPY fame has did 70 Ashes iun
md ~ the hing Ahd o,eB NV sic
Tho 'rn>l ma Whriu'~i with - 'ns,d.ous vile
truI It's VTrvh ts Iorn " look upon
onlN ne SEASON hsrr' ht0ouis dels
To tread - soon tEsS must 3D." lhst 'nre7A
NrtVhen with sou. rtr''AN'~ g-sSe
~ io,e SHOWN the ruined pairs lpu .irAE.
Golden again AppcAr, m" -prTr-c grAg
And .lmm-- shows 90, eIors - = tArs'
trINTuN ~tOtIAHu
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= say u-tfs - 'rr.-rns IN 'ryo r--.r
FT~s~1'l' NJ irrrps iI..- with - 'nr we.
mat ne lA' dos m" 4 - ma 81 tr'rrns ami
wHids ~ i~ tri. correct
Yes IN" 81 Hr~n having n~"n -,"i or 'r 10 q mold
- le>s valve 2, srI. Available 'o- nc me-! %,
greater NHl4c
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u say Dlriug The BIDDING 100 a..t.
p.nO'hr ssh hts p'r'nrv ~ 10 hau not , p.I,
To mis- question \ ob'r,'- Is % allow cI 20 ,sL
No The question H. apparently Hs.rd indie,
NE ml>hken impression tha' one must Ia = a
marriage 10 hid
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q ID e. ~, winch T. nc hei'er ~'-aigr. Of
'hrN" 80 and ~ nr. g. . 1 Sand B. q. D.. 10 .
To" ~Iug D. IN strafgrf = both Me-. u-Itl,.
m" >an" order h'gn cs-d- nrsI nu" 1yo...
he 3 :. 3 and When tho sr- Is r>eI - IN p.f
ne bottom ~ s'raiCF. 10 Ip.S~ .t, ran. a, me
highest carl loo the pack ucra..sc 70 FIJI, row r.a,r.
heow ne deuce ~ Is a.sAN. N. Eu., card ~ .
~trs'Eht hat nNcs rs rank
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Auction pinorhlr N sa,s Hos nan,
hids docs each piaNrr get and "a whom mad.
Three, 20 the PLAYER on hi, hgnt
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q " " says Playing two hand \ has ~ 30 90
re media 60 takes In a ten IN trick and rAlA out
Il hets he must Win another irtcA before he l. out
RiswrOnE
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AGAIN can 0lsy~- mA-ry kIng hat has
been used to m-ld ~ slnEs'
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players one ~ u nom raj arranged \ top Ito, D..
for hi~ partner ~ nc Intermediate drsWs did no,
bring me rishi carts an tne top OF The pa,. tpr
the on'cderAte The GeAle- arrldrnslI,. facc,i
enough 10 max" % riEh' and ga,. nv pa The new
ones Vow the pal must val, 4rrI al hay, been
hc'ara - 'hH' altering 'h' ran ~ me card, doe
not 80 srs 'oJd
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Pinochle q sAys Nfs tho four AIrgs and
queens worth The same IN three o. for hAnd -
IN two hand
Nes 20 poinis In any form o. pinochc
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IInoctIr VI SsN~ 1u 'olr hara r,..L..
= clubs holding M" -rqurncr me A., '-r ..r...-
nd q Gems sud the tack o. dismout. .ur frf~
~ scores a. uefs A. is a. uuI, 30 de-. ,.
ret Vhich l. right
Neither The seven m~rL> tho hand contain,
str worth go
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sAy~ ~ uiAytnE 4, tu4rrar.rr' ~
auction pnuchir what should he me rurnr
gAmes or points
~ suction f. nov rla' 81. - many de,.s 'r r.
game, the count must he for ihr points he. a. ..,
~ Is the man with The most points 'hstg,us
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ltrurhic = 49, When ~ -a-rr t-
fe doc 'h~ fr>i me q o. The n"N' f.pT -r''fr
40 The same rus'hc ru1rD., l 10 O. 20 no.a-s
Up
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y 3. q says. The eoatract l. IN make four In
hearts doubled. and the adVeTsateS have already
taken In seven tricks when ~ i observed thai
dummy has the nine Of spades. although that card
has Just bern discarded by the dealer On -
aiming the rack after the hand l. nnlshe,i. ~ l.
found that there IL no ten OF spades In H. but that
II con tAin> nfty two cards bets that the play
aud Its result stand, a. the imperfection Mas not
discovered un ~ all the bids had heen made In
Eood tAth and the hand MAS more than half playe'i
II does not matter ~ ~hAt stage ~ the hand
the mperfeciion WAS discovered A. II makes
the whole deal oid and there must he a new deal
with perfect pack
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n Ays u the player on the right makes
. bid In suit and have all my Strrngth In that
ault how should le' my partner know utthout
going a. high - tNo tricks In the suit that me
has Just been bid on by the player m my right
The usual plan Il 10 double This docs not cost
- much a. riskins the play yourself because
the player ~ho undertakes to win seven TRICKS
out % thirteen would have Ia win only SiS tn
defeat you II YOU btu two tricks doubling = me
trick bid - common convention to inform the
partner not In he sirsd ~ that suit he has Other
Nise the elements ~ = trumpcr
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Trump sequence and marriage are In The same
class ~ rrcIds and n = r,ed OF greater value IN
any rla>s bc made rrst. all medS ~ Lesser value
In that 'ia,s A." barred unless made Vlih 'f,.h
cards " 'fc Ling is only onr fresh cara. AMI 10
i propo,rd 80 marry IL to The Old queen the
mold +, illegal
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Nus lion Fino~he T n " says ~ clubs
are truInps IN four hand how should these esris
10 r.. .lrer a. ~ 10 -, me most cI' Of them
& \. \. y J. - Il. ,. u X. -. ~ n. 9 ~
Meld the ~ Kings nrst then Tho ~ and two -
marriages. then A. queens and then iaO lrururs
Total sfn
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= Avs After NEEDING 'r.lrpS Tor ~
In two hs1a. \ lAys down dunliratC kiUg md
wants to mrii ~ marriage tan this be done and
-
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Tl,e hundred n NJ "a sAyS 5 and q
ylAy against and -, latter being the srlrrrss
'ul bidder. and q win - turk> ~Ffring and 10
ragA n th~ score vAs ttp In favor - ! AMI b
upud 'hey Ns u.' N.lh 'Ip a. points made ~
trick ur 100, ~a'n -rors MS .-pAFatsIN'
When the p'' 'pu- hsut "a, = partuershia Ar
rAug"1l~n' nc two uppo,-I 80 the bidder Ea'hrr
their 'rcAs IN common ana ~ nc value ~ thr>~
trcs, = 90 point, ~sch - f. evident that their
,sor~ Ntl he - point, which 7Yts them o4' 10
ne 81 iiiag size Q, 49, nae. uI cAuno' sc' enough
10 go 80 nr~'
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J. l. y. sAys The dealer bids one heart. which
doubles. Ths dealers partner passes The
fourth haad holds oaly tao small hearts. bat has
three top honors IN spades and kinG queen "a
each of the other suits The score being love all,
should be overeall his pATtnsT With no uumps,
or should he let the double stand
A. . rule there IL more IN defeati deelArA
iion than In winning tricks that count toward
game and unless A. double IL blum I, would
seem better to let d sLAnd and give the dealer .
chance to shift 10 he docs shift. rs cards ought
TO defeat him In anything. or can go to no
uumps after the heart suit l. abandoned.
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q 10 ssSs \ AMI pAy tWn hand Ne
fore PLAYING 4 separates mo stOrL 70 low
many cards remain 20 - played bets this IL
not allowed
RisW rong zach piat b, pe'nt'tr,! To in 'or m
himself ~ In nov rrAnN rards remain and tow ri
the end ~ Il sometime important Tor MIN 10
Lnou " he ran hold The lead unui tho stock T.
exhausted
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INV say l'Nou holt the irurlp ssuurn -
and the round IMP What f. n Uor'h In three hand
auction
same a. IN any form ~ rinochIc. NV The onl,
difference l. that In two hand you may not have
tine to score all thcs- mslds In three hand
you AiWAys have.
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Aueuoa Bragg u Z. says starts stth oae
s.se. a pasass, BID. oas diamond. and y
boa pAaB and then bids 10 In club, Who
gets The dummy ana . no ieads'
4. being the player that made the highest
declaration. Gsts the privilege Of playtng the
hand for hls slde ~ III. partnet has not made
any bid, A plays the hand. n becoming dummy
ana Who Il 10 on left lsads for the nrs, ,riek
The fact that one Of the player. On the other side
made hid In clubs ahead Of does not alisr the
fact that \ and n made the uinhinG declaration
and with that aluays goes the privilege % plsyinS
the hand 70 score toward game.
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+ Brrauss II i m" rule In all bidding games to
give me hgh~si bidder the nr~t rounL " NJ
nakeS good and has enough t0I go out he NLns
1 no matter shAt an othsr payer has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

~, oys Utstsrs ne ~isht LIng,vo-u
nov
IN modern american r,rochie IN oa.,
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l. ANs When 'p4r play zach FOR mir
self io~s The bttds- contend against three o'hrrS
on every hand or - here Auy ruefhO-i hy vhIrh
h~ ma choose = - liner - ir >@,~n hand lrurr'
We must play against al 'hr~e but q = usual
sn~n playing -four AtA table not "a ttners 'or the
d~aIer ~ tAs~ NJ cats The game - a. "A end
vhcu ~acn uiAyer bss had the deal an equal
n.uher % times asuAn, three a. hat 'Vs,r
deals or three ro4nts. q, enough IRE G.snr>'
>sorr = thea he winn~r rrga-dfess Of am or~
having reached 80 cartier IN N = play
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players one - ANON rat arranged , top ,to,.
for his partner l''hr Intermediate draus did no,
bring me ria hi carts the top Of the pa,. Tor
? the on'cderNie he Iealr- srrldcnu,II,. facci
enough 10 max" % riEh' and gave NJ pa rh- new
ones Vow The pal must Wal, anti al ra,, been
hc'ara ~ 'hA' altering me ran ~ me card, doc
not 90 srs 'oOd
- q. >ay> winch b. nc hei'er >'-aigr. Of
'hr'" 80 and MN. g. I. sand b ~. I. 10 .
The .ius IN strafgrt = both Nr-- ANTE.
N me ~au" order h'gn cs~d- nrst ur" ,you..
he IS :. and When tho sr- Is u>ed - I'M out
'hc bottom ~ s'raicr. 10 Ip.s- .t> rar- FL, 'h~
highest carl Loo the pack because 70 a rov r.a,r.
heow ne fcuc" u il a.sa,. ne lrp osri ~ .
>irs'Eht hat nNcs o., rsuh
rc loo N. -, med o, m. rc,, te,i ,r,.r, p,
40 The game must hc CON ...,4 To O. --0nu.a-s
Up
mem dts, r., .-st ~ tyi ne ID, md osnt. 8,
Wc'd o. although srH"rs. .r'r-- have been u.'N~I
Too Isr' So ~rrI. .rHs' DO .rpa~ t-'.r. 90.
mayer plays 20 she rr,i VITO. nr thry are lu.'
T. ,s1> l"..r ,--ru .o-s 'u',s .a,Ino' co..
,,,rs he rr6",lrr. ne ro' a.. n,.',ci .. t'-
am" ~ tH' 90 'H'w. Nru rai ornro'- u1s..
~ V.nE n.. f'a ..rrr, .n-.-f .... .., FL, u'
po' one uuSrcI. even 70 wrong. r...r no
! r'a,Fi 'or su} one comes 'n arslu,, he .,..r
oSSo' me, IN" =, ia N. f sS. ' . ,r d" n. w
,,r.-r.a r,N. r,.I nj, ,..,.,. d.. s...,.,
~, .rc o,,... ,,,' rr.r,., ,.r..,, MA .'''.
play.
~ say \ r,-rs - 'rr--as IN ,to r--.r
rr-,--'ly We l~-irrps n i-'.. r,I-r -. .r NJ H..
mat ne IA, dos M" 30 IA nrG = ~ t-,rr,s ami
uHids IN Is tti. correct
Ye'. rt"osr~n having r~en GOT or.v TO , mold
greater value
rlnochi: " .,,- IN 'o,r. Reno , yoke.
nd zen, sud the iarl o. ,ii,rond ,r l,.,,
~ sror-, a. u hsf. A. Is H. nuI, ID, de-. az
ret which /, right' ~
Neither The seven tr~ri> INC hand cor,,.a,
sre worth go
z Icy, During ID" bidding 10 a..'
PING, nr 80, ~, r'i'nr' " p" hnd not p'lr
Nn IN, ,r..,ion H. ,,,,,,,-r,.. - -,
msrrissr to nid ''''' u" %
,,,uo, r,,o.,r.
N"'""" ''l"'h" u 'N> ITO" many
h'ds docs each rlH'er get and % whom mad.'
IhfTe' 10 ~" player on nj hgni
g L b. .,.
auction pinnchIe whsi shn-iIL he 're .,,..,
game, or points
game, me coun, mus, ne for ,nr p"ln,. re,,.'
" = WV MA" VII" wv "o'' '''''' MAJ" '"'
Queens worth NE same IN three o. for nNnd -
W. 20 ro,,,. =, ,,, ,o,,, ., ,,,o-sr,
q " W says Playing two hand ~. - 20 90
~ ~, ~. ~ 49,, :, T., -, .. ~ ~ oN,
Again can = rlsyc- ms'ry Eins mat has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

T. q 7 SA3s N both the hidder and anothrr
MIA. ~ get s=ss IsJ,G'. as! the ras :. no l. rrt
the bidder gsts there ntst. shi dos he not v n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

should rnurh Ike " know uho made b.
~roarh ~ STAT" IN uhtrh Washin ion rndr n BIZ
ngs' Inauguration. and n the yehicle 4 10 sIlst
etrs. J. ID. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

Colds attn smiths "reminiscences supply the IN
formation that hts nrSt NiSt to America VAS in
issl He made only brief soiourn and then ~
turned 10 England. but his stay there was also
short one FOE he came back To America In i~s
Nh the chair Of English and con sii iiona his
tory q, Cornell niNe rsity Vie held this PRO
fes~orship soTne tao YEAR, and later nNe
years subsequent to isss. he Teured 10 roron to-
,anada Md In isi5 ne married Harriet widow
of William ". Boulton. an Old friend Of Mr.
smiths
On June y $40 the Neu Nsrk Hs,ad printed
the following letter which Sas signed by Goodwin
smith