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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11

Mrs. Cuttings returned to her home
at superior after visiting her daugh.
ter Mrs. Paul Pope.
Operator Luke AT the depot has
been transferred to Mndcn and left
for that point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lvans Amarl of Guide
Rock visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
a w. liolmgroin Tuesday.
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over MoErlARr Bros.
There will be special services at the
BAPTIST Church every night next week
beginning at 1870. You are invited.
Harry Buckles and George Isom re-
turned from kansos City Saturday
evening where have been with stock.
Special attention given to diseases
Of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Len Munger had the misfortune of
breaking his leg last week on the icy
>idewalll. aud will he laid up for some
time.
The Chief for all kinds of work in
Job Printing, done with neatness
and di,pa,ch. Printinr that attracts :
DR., Cross will he in his o,i,. ovor
he Stots Rank eva,vd,v i, ,bo yoaL
Having discontinued his visits f.
River,uu
r.o.r r, ,,.
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v,n.r,,r,, ,,..',,. '''0 ''''' 80 -
+, Ir y',,i,''.,'a ''''''' ''l'''' "
The Degrea Of IIo,,, will ,o,, nav,
r,,.'5.u -,...;,.' ,,'' ~, "''' NV ''''r
tuesday evening Tor the purpose OF
installing t""ir new officers. All mem
pcr- should be pre-ent.
.r,
"n C"D '''"S'HS equipment "'
Jhe G'H!cf Onica is np-to-dste for all
,iud4 Of work. Quick service. neat
workman. him and ra..,nshIo r,foo.
I'h forget we make farm loans
money ready the day he title is an.
proved.
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Last TUESDAY afternoon Mr. p,hor,
N,l;ri,l, had ,bn mis- .or,,,,o of b.,vi,o
an open window fan imam her hand
which mashed four of her iirears vor,
BADLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11

W. l. Lacey ui San Francisco. Ca.
Is IN town visiting his parcut, Mr.. am
Mrs. Homer Baker after being ansrp,
! years IN the Golden West lIc mas
n position with the Uuiic Railroads of
that place. or course hc i- glai to he
hacn among the old folks again tut he
says. The Golden West for mine"
W. A Kent was feeling "A little
chesty the other day aud in attempting
TO clean ont the hardware store struck
"A human volcano with such force that
he suffers the di~locatiou of his righ,
shoulder. He Is recovering iapidly
and IL planning to complete jhc ihu
as soon rs circumstances viii uermit
We have "A party with $1,000 cash
who wants to buy quarter with i'm
pr"N,m,n,S priced u,'Vteu 5000 art
$1,000. Also auotncr rint who want,
% Qtr',r without imru,rwu.', M.
Ie viii pnv the cash r ev.,. whu'
have you got :, uHor.
GAuas, U.,us,> g. .,Dtn..
Wt.I, crossing ,..rs..,,. io. ..b..
.cy,n.n... ". e.. W.rr.r. b,l .,.. mai.
sr.,.l,..tp .Iiu.,r ...........,t ... ,,l;,.,
nrral> his au,,l, The D.u., wnrr
hrutcu ia two place, and .u..uu, a.
The accident il bv j., progressing a,
v,ll os cnpli br ,,,..,,, ,.I,r ~.
circumstances ana Will soon bc out
AGAIN.
VIM Tabor r,tpru,1 ho,,, ,,.ter.
day from Cnlor,dn aud W,.,,,,,,,, ,,,or..
hr has been for s.yor,l vr,,. ,,a ho
sure is Glad to sep his old ,.;o,ds
AGAIN ..yiII" ".,r.. ,I,,, ,,,., .,,.,.,,...,,.
failure in that sn,,i,n or ,,,. .nr,,r,.
last wear. h,t IN, nr,sner,s ,ro l,,L
irp good for a bumper cror This com
inc season.
is ver, au xi,us :, hoyo ,.,,h,i.haa ,
national d,p,r,meu, of b,,l,h with ,
portfolio and a mcmbcr of ,I,. cab;n.,
We object. and s,reuunuslv Tba
doctor, trust" is already .bout II.
iron. clad, bross.bound and coun.r.r;v.
eted AS it we'll could lie. To create n
cabinet department wonld nar,lv
mean that this trust woulJ fur,bor
tighten its already ,iyht cincb Wi,
Maupin's Weekly.
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'"' oi''" ''o.''c 'ne 'as'
',, % ''' VI '"e' week "hdcr Ihe
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'"'S SUI "''' - mere N'."o"Rn t''
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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11

will cffer my entire stock at fg reduction in
prices and the mere you buy the larger the discount.
This will be your opportunity TO lay in several years
supply have been in the Shoe Business for more than
20 years and am now ready to quit business, so take
advantage Of this opportunity 1t will you much
money Come fast as want to close the stock out just
as soon as possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11
But This Is QiherAnf.

Fan" said George, you know how
! feel toward you, DO you recipro.
cater
George" Fan said, with shy
glance, docs this mean anneXation?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11
jnGestructjbIo Wild Silk.

Chinese wild silk is said TO be
practically indestructible 1t can be
buried for over a year without great
i'll effect
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11
The Trouble.

Father-You mustfrt cry for It; wait
til you are older.
Tomnry-rhen ri he too Old to cry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-11

The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean
or demonstrated in Your home free.
Call Phone Red 81.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Winnie and
the WidOner
~ Esnesic Hume Beas7,ou

IT'S the first time" said Winnie, lei
ting her eyes droop, cts the first tim
that we have been quite alone togethe
since 1t happened"
The widower seemed struck by tn
circumstance.
Yes" he replied consideringly, "
believe 1t isl positively believe 1t is.
II hope" she said timidly, "
hope you've got over it-by now?"
The widower reflected.
Il think I have" he answered con
scientiously; I'm almost sure have
You see, I have been trying hard
travelling and all that sort of thing
you know I finished up at Monte
Carlo. The place cheered me wonder
fully; lost quite lot of money al
the tables"
Il think that was very wrong OF
you" said Winnie, sternly. Gambling
Isl wicked"
"Ah-but If you knew what relief
It was to be able to do something
wicked again." sighed the widower,
you would overlook it. Do you know,
was gradually becoming almost too
good to live. 1t gave me quite a
shock, when I realized 1T. My consti-
tuition would not have stood the strain
much longer, am certain"
THE older men grow the worse they
get" declared Winnie with the air Of
one delivering profound epigram.
THAT, Of course, is the natural ten
dency," he admitted. ut doesn't do
to check it-beyond certain point"
He sighed again at this sudden con-
temptation Of mans innate depravjty.
Its like suppressing measles" he
added little inconsequently.
Winnie was silent for a moment.
Then she looked up suddenly, fixing
her large, blue, childish eyes on the
widower's abstracted countenance.
4 can't think" she protested, what
on earth ever made you marry her."
The wfdower withdrew his gaze
slowly from vacancy and let it rest on
her face with mild wonder.
"You didn't know my wife," he re-
marked>cryptically.
Il don't see that that would have
helped to explain what made you mar
" her." persisted Winnie.
1T would have helped immensely"
1e corrected. ut would have afforded
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

complete and satisfactory explana,
ton, in fact"
Winnie shook her head.
Il don't understand" she admitted.
1T has puzzled me ever since-espe-
ctally as -. as" She faltered
and blushed.
Exactly" said the widower. "Es.
pecially as that was the case"
Don't be absurd" exclaimed Win
ME, 'wrathfully. All the same, I
should like to know" she added, with
true feminine pertinacity, what made
you marry herr
"Shall tell your" he asked calmly.
"Do, please" entreated Winnie.
"She did," said the widower.
"5ne ala? what do you mean?'
II mean that she made me marry
her." explained the widower pa
tiently.
Your wffe7'e demanded v Winnie,
opening wide eyes of amazement upon
him..
Yes. She was a woman of the
most extraordinary determination. She
was very rich. too" He sighed
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

Ante, this practical sermon of an
pred Christianity" to Simon, Jesus
turns to the woman, nameless SO far
as the Scripture record is concerned,
and with infinite and a heavenly thrill
IN his voice he said: "Thy faith hath
saved thee, go in peace" "Who is the
creator" they asked.
Jesus teaches us that though there
Do degrees or guilt, all alike must
come to God for forgiveness. Also
that ne, the Great Creator is the one
10 whom we owe our debt of sins and
VINO alone can without merit dis.
charge that debt and send us forth in
peace.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Wasn't RE-

Ctirate--Didn't I assure you that
a cow is only dangerous when it has
lost its calf?
She--That's why I was fright
ened !: ! couldn't see q calf anywhere.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
LESSON FOR. IUNE %
THE PENITENT WOMAN.

LESSON TExT,-Luke, 7.s6-50.
Widen TEXT--"Faithful is the saw
rh s ana worthy Of all acceptation, that
sa,,. Jesus came into the world to
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNIMS([lO0L
LESSON

Wy M H. =. SELLERS, Director of Even,
sti H experiment, The Moody Bible In
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-31
CAME HOME no ROOST


their presence was full to the very doors; but
the ladies were not downhearted.
Look here, Flo,' said one of them, Dolly
by name watch me get seat.
She sidled up to benign old gentleman with
bald head, and spoke as follows:
MY dear Mr. GreenP she exclaimed raptur-
ousy. How delighted am to see you again!
You're almost stranger. Will accept your
seat? We'll, do feel tired. Thank you so
much"
Then the old man rose, calm and collected.
sit down, Jane, my girl, he said paternally,
pointing to the vacant seat. Don't often see
you out on a washing day. You must feel tired,
I'm sure How's your mistress"
Flo and Dolly alighted at the next station.
THE TEACHERS LAMENT
It all happened in wayside village. She
was the village schoolmistress, prirn and
nroper. but bad hand at settling accounts with
the local tradesfnen; he was ten years OF age,
one of her pupils, and son and heir OF the vii
7eTomny," she yelled in class, one morning
'don't you know it's ride to whistle in the
presence of a ladyP'
Tommy was not ashamed nor chastened.
But dad told me to whistle" he replied.
''Your father told you to whistle, Tommy? ?"
oueried the school teacher in considerable
doubt
''Yes'm. He said when we sells you any
thing we've got to whistle for our money"
Tommy then took up a conspicuous position
in the adjacent corner,
\ Sailor hats should be worn with hair tide-ily
The sun., 1912-05-19

was playinp under tho old svs,ep, ~
defence and called M ,r,mn. ~ no h.d
NOT A ,r,ck IN In. hand N;ne pIaver. o,,,
81 ton knov,uu 4 uas so vyeak would
hay. called two diamonds IN a. cards
, -iu., to show mariner a. thav u.ed ,n
express il that heinz tho old hr;dys ;dsa,
Of tn. ram. This would nav. la, y on.
and world have promntiv nassau Il
would have lifted th,. diamond TO Two mo-
tr,imu. and made tho game unI... y
happened to omen tho spade and GO, ,ba
.u,t cleared befor. his mariner lHst ,h,
ace Of diamonds
Bui in This particular case did moi
d.clar. his diamonds having learned IN.
lesson so long and pcrsisten,ly preachnd
bv Tut SrN moi to risk any free bids as
second hand unless vou have "A chance
to win the game. Y could do nothing I'm,
sit ,irht and hon. for the best for the no
trumper. which might get through on the
spade suit. B. having nothing but. a no
trumper himself. thought he would have
a faw penalties so he doubled and there
was no escap. for Il except the clubs
and 10 undertake nine tricks in clubs with
a no triI,nIar against him is no, n prom,s-
ing avenue of escape
Had shifted to clubs tho contrac,
would have been sci for 800 point. As il
was the no trumper Went down for 500
owing 10 III" good fortune Of 4 getting
The sun., 1912-05-19

Although Il has three queens and a
king jack ten he has not a sure trick in
h,s hand. therefore he is forced under tho
old defensive system 10 call no tr,imps
has nothing to say, and Y is certainly
not gong 10 undertake n Contract TO win
tire" by cards in clubs in The face of his
partners warning that there is not a
sur" Trick IN any s,nt in X's hand u
could do nothing but pass in his turn
led his fourth best spade and Il came
back with the jack and Ten catching
the queen and making the fifth and sixth
tricks in the suit himself In the mean
time dummy il whitfield down 10 two dia-
monds. two hearts and three clubs. A hav-
ing discarded two hearts.
X boldly led the diamond right up TO
dummy's king u played the Jack second
hanu and A ducked it, so as to get the suit
solid for the next rounds. ! led the
club won with the king and came back
with the ten, hut WAS afraid TO tnessr
il for fear Of letting in all the diamonds,
so that all Y and Il made on the hand was
three tricks, king of diamonds and two
clubs the contract failing for four tricks,
although the y and Y hands do not look
to be 10 weak.
Play this hand under the new count
and the dealers defence in his opening
call is not no trunps but one spade When
A PASSES y bids club and q declares "A
roval Win his stopper in spades and
SUPP ort in other suits u would go TO his
partn assistance with two clubs, but
A would not he justified in bidding two
royals, although some beginners would
do So
The studen, should make a careful
The sun., 1912-05-19

urcs, or of degrees. minutes or sec.
onds or anything Of that kind. The
solver is required to find tho figure wall
ucs of the letters. leaving them undis-
turbcd In their positions In the cells of
tho square. aud then To- insert the marks,
whcrcupon this will hc found to I've a
perfect magic square.
So far as known this is the first prob
lem of tn" kind ever published. and THE
81 X is indebted tn ~. H. Boston Tor tn"
idea. although It Is not his problem.
FoE THE MATHEMATICAL sHARrs.
Here IL little problem In probabii-
ties that requires more thinking about
than figuring. 1t Is one Of the class of
which many persons refuse t" believe
the demonstration, as they insist II is
contrary To all human experience and
common sense.
Three soldiers down in Mexico saw a
man hiding in the woods. whom they
took to b. a spy. After watching his
movements for a time al distance of
about 800 yards the ono in command de-
Cided that II would hc just as well tu
take few shots ~ him.
Although these three mon were piCked
marksmcn they would not hit q target
as large as what they could SO" uf tn"
spy in that light more than once in
three times. 80 the order was for all
three To- Are ~ him. which was done.
The moment they ra Lsed their rifles
the spy evidently saw them and looked
round for better cover, hut before II"
could ind II the thrs" men had time to
fire three rounds apiece at him, or nine
shots in all.
What Is tho chance that hc was hit
AZ all and how many times was he prob
ably hit in III" nine shots
The sun., 1912-05-19

note "t this point. because many psr-,'.S
would make the mi-tak" of calling 80
royals with ~ cards The a>sra-n
~Sr""t a''cn os ~" ono who r,atrs $40
Original dcclaration Cor the par'ner. Np,
his partner hay 'nE said uo'hns ~u t4',
ina =. Is To tind tive tricks to -nNIrrl h'r.
" IN" partner has nothing more rh1N
th"s" two tricks. ha has no riGh' IT, h"t
ont hem. be"ause hey are already include
IN he ibid hat has been made
u \ should lid two roval. he vuui
10 practically ,aYins to his partner
nav" NOR" than the two trick that rou
Naturally expect mo Ia have to support
your d"clura'ron. therefore | increase
your call one mor. iri,n. which j. Ne,
trie and might lead h on Of his depth
might 20 on ro two ROYALS hlm-"t
"n h" strength of his ability 10 ruff the -'l''
declared against h,m. but would dn IN"
sam" hing ON he same grounds, gong
'hree clubs. With 80 many losing card
IN his hend Il would probably stop
bidding and lead ne ac" of spades
would trump his trick, and scrinE h''
he had two good suits, al, her nf wh"h
roh "a he cleared Al he e\pens" o' on"
iri"k. he would at one" 70 10 truuu',
playing the king from dummy and i'n"-,-
ihE th" ten on the return. 40 a - mas"
lead a red suit if he got in
When IN" trump ten holds, \ would
pick up As queen and establish hi oru
heart suit after which tn" only lrlc> '"l'
for \ and II would he h" aC. Of diamond.
tive hy cards, gene and rubber. for ! pni
T., which - a very different result from
being s"t for four tricks ON u defensive
call of no trump-
The difference IN the two SvsD"'.
of original declarations hv th" d"al"'
brought about by III" new count lies "r.
ilrsly IN the defence " h"u he l. >iron,
enough to attach he bids IN much ih'
sam" way under either system IN" nniy
exception is that he IL not ~ APT +" hid
spade and wait when h" has strong
hand hut is undecided hot w"cn two CALI.
because under the present svSt"m 80
might he left with il, his partner beng
no longer under any obligation to pu.i
Eim o,Il ON the contrary the third haul
, ~ 'ather inclined to let all >pad" rtss
alone unless he is pretty strong himself
Under the old system th" dealer Wa
forced 10 choose between two cNilS ~
deceive his partner hv making can ma
gave false impression of his h"iulnI "'
to undertake Il contract thai he hai 40
| 'tope of fulfilling unless he was ,lr'N
anticipating his partner : bid and 'rlr'
ing tn the Kindness of the adversarl"s :"
take It of his hands.
Under the now system the deafr u'"'
not care whether the adversarieS la''
him ont or not. His declarations IA
strength arc not likely TO be hurl very
much unless his itdversaries pre'"r r'n',
ties to winning games and hrs can
weak hands are protected hv IA" llOlN
,W IN penalties, which any play"r =
ing To pay rather than SEQ the "th"r -''
so game on the hand.
The sun., 1912-05-19
DEALERS DEFENCE
IN ROYAL AUCTION
strategy Of the Game as Re-
vi>pd to Meet tho Now
Conditions.
TWO SYSTEMS COMPARED
The Great object in Bidding VI"
Longer to Lead | p to Il
\o-Trumper.


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sm"o'h'y enough ana hdi III" .'"''
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dealer dld MOI wan '" p'aF ~" hahh'
having u" S"'"' "''"'''''''' w NJ '","9
u" w"l'n nam" any SUI III "h'ol ," na'
al l'a-' on" sur" 'rl'h ON III" 'i'"hC" or
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| IN" remaining two-'hlrhs OF ~" required
strength tor no trump n"oara'loh'
" IN" dealer "ah'"" 10 p'ay 'he mana
himself having S"oa ""ciara'Ion "'
any k'hd IN ms own 'ar"s ,'' no certainty
o' IN" game instead "i giving 'h'"fma'''h
h" invited II ana mao" II u" "asv aS lo--
s'h" tor ms par'h"r I" CIV" ny cai''hS
| on" spad" ms P' MS partner nnh"r
"h'iSaiI"n- l" Sho" any -'' II, "h'"h
h" mad sur" 'r''N' '"h''o"nt 'na' IN"
d"al'r han E""n "ec'h'''ioh "' H"'h'
Alhd ana "oh'n max" ave u" hao 'ouhh
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com" ms dummy ~ IN" 'n''' hanh hHn
nothing h" was 'nnp"l"d !" eau Nv"
The sun., 1912-05-19

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IN diamonds. discardinc heart and
z 4 spade leads the acc Of spades
and follows with tho hcar, pi,i,r y
~. a., ,.,.,
~" ''N@'
ABOUT haif the solutions sent in ig-
nored tho club opening entirely and
started with 4 small spade from r.
hand -rh. au,,,or ,h,,,,,h, ,,,,, 49,,
- - NV au1.', '"'us'' 'h'S WdS IN
souno anu sent IN a hunlh"r 81 NarIa =
lions 10 prove II. hut N" cracks that
read THE Sun did II this way. tho
theory ~ rho sradc oro,irr bo,rg tho,
=, -.,,,, ,,.,'1,. , ''.
"ou,' cS''o''Sn Spad' IN "s hand
oefore losing control OF III" clubs in vs.,
while u has a heart to got in with
Y wins tho first trick with tho .r,d.
.,e And ,cads tho oicb, 90, as ,o ,,,,, !,
"' w. '"'
,h' ana cannot nucN "u' "' H. even II
he gives up tho King on tho first trick.
BIS best defence e. to lead the diamond
A having discarded ono V ui,s I, and
,,,,, Z, ,.,,h ,,.., ,,.!.,'
20 - " Wv" ''' u'"" "i''oh "
dlscards 'iuo' makes his spade
trick. upon which AL thrc" PLAYERS dis
card cluhs and then T. leads tho heart
nu,tlpR y in c, that Y shall maxi, tue
-,
The sun., 1912-05-19
White

White may play IL - as tho key
move. hut the result IL the same. II
n. Lyman remarks that this dual So
lution might have been avoided by put
Wing the man who Ia on - AZ Is. Then
he would have been compelled to sacrl-
fee himself To- uIak" the necessary back
Ing for the following moves.
correct solutions from:
- n Boston. Iav Reed Milton {.
l-hell. Walker McNlartin. Louis K Koeng.
Frank Roy. v j hatfield. j " Arm
strong. Herbart - Martin, i { Hustled
Cvrms Brewer. ,lSernon BRAY. " \
Rulklev. u. 4 W J " Miller, Joseph
Calciona. GeorgeW Bruce, W |. Barteau,
Albert W Putnam. James NJ Gasen,
y Rawson Country NutneEger. I. II.
Decker. William T Allen. f. Coker,
G.. l. Lynn Charles NJ Root \ j O Reilly
A. J. r.. r. Werdann. X {, Forsyths.
T VI Fraser. n n Westman, Charles
~ Jenkins. Annie j Ford, Samuel )
Watson. Frank T. Kentworth. Oscar
Holin- T 7 Harris, c p. Joslin and r. I
Maxwell
Looks as if We should have To start an
honor list for checker players soon. Per
haps No l73 will thin out the list bit
Here IS n good example "f position
in which tho beginner frequently hnds
himself Two Of his men are chased
hy an advcrs" king in such a manner
that II is Impossible for both uf them ~
cacapc. TIL. problem il to maintain the
advantage ~ man ahead 10y getting
him back.
rpoplsM ~ -. cpvCGtHs.
Rl George G-c'E
The sun., 1912-05-19

unless "ou can do it all yourself, because
nav" nothing TO shox and do not want
any Information from you"
somehow or other this gIway- wont
aga,n>' IN" grain with the hardened bridge
player. who could not rid himself Of Tn.
ld"a thai he va. putting his neck into
4 noo,S every time n. h,d no tr,Imps
without a trick IN hi. hand This in spite
Of IN" fact that experience wen, to show
h" would not be left with tho declara, ion
more inan one Tim" in ron unless his
partner had the no trumper.
For tho third hand to overcall one of
th"-" fake no trImp.rs ha would have
TO hld two tricks IN Il red silt or three
tricks IN clubs or six IN SHADES A..
th"r" l. no reason why no should have
a.rrsge up II = hearts. , diamonds, =
clubs, -uade-. Under III. new coun;
80 in anything will overcall. which aver.
ag"- M only. a. against i3
" u rule when the dcaler started out
with one no trump under the old system,
without trick IN his hand II was found
'l,h"r thai the adveraarias were strong
enough - overcall him with red suit
or ~" partner had enough TO save the
no trump"r from serious damag" The
Ch'astrophe- came when tn. advarsaris.
did not have enough red strength IN one
hand or did not car. to overcail Whom
thai happened the dealer and hi. partner
We're d.f"nc.les-.
" an example of how differently the
two systems Of counting affect tha dec
cldrs'lon- which are. strictly speaking
dci"nsir" on the dealers part here is a
hand thai Wa played a. the Knick"r.
hocH"r Whist Club two years ago