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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Ship Attacked
By Zep Sub,
AeropIane

lCurreSI,undrncr ui the Associated l'r"->.i
Rotterdam June = After hrlns ~
tackled in succession Il, u Zeppelin. =
submarine. an da German acroplanc.
the Cork Steamship COS. ship lr>trl>
has reached this port safely from Liver
pool
There were more thrills parked into
this short voyage than ever l"iorr hefcll
scamen.' declared the captain "n land
ing. The first part Of the trip was m
cvcntful. but aS We nearcd the Dutch
coast things began t. happen. FIRST
came Zeppelin, which attacked a.
before daybreak one morning. droppIn-
twent, or thirty bombs ConSidcrin.
that we carried I'll the regulation lights
We were lucky not to hc hit
Soon after da,hrcak. having lost The
Zeppelin IN the haze. We sighted a sub
marine half mile away. She gave
chase but We sent every man 10 TN,
stokchOld and Stcerrd a zigzag course
80 that the submarine quit the pursuit
after half an hours hard work.
1T was "A little later in the same day
that an acroplanc favored u. She CIR
cled overhead several times and dropped
two bombs. but her ammunition wa
evidently scarce aud she didn't stay Will
a. long. Neither bomb came close 4
us
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
TURKS CLAIM A
VICTORY OVER
THE BRITISH
C0NSTANTINOPLE SAYS ENGI ISH
ATTACKS Al SEDDUL BAHR
WE'RE DISASTROUS.
THOUSANDS or ENGLISH COVER
FIELDS. DEAD, AND TURKS TAKE
~ MACHINE GUNS.

Berlin. June ~ The Overseas New
Agency say: ~ TELEGRAPH from Constan
tinoplc says the Turk rcpuIscd British N
tackS az Seddul Bahr Thousands of dead
Engli-hmcn covered the hcld- The Turk
captured seventeen machine guns. The
position of the British l. dangerous. They
are without the support IT heavy gun, aud
they are without spirit. Travellers report
that at Alexandria. Egypt. there are no
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
DIAMOND LOOP
HIGHWAY WILL
BE THE NAME
GOOD ROADS CLUBS WILL MEET At
POINT ISABEL JULY S TO FORM
ORGANIZATION.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR NATION
AL HIGHWAY ORGANIZER TO
VISIT VALLEY SOON.

/ With the organization of thirteen Valley
towns INTO good roads clubs. announce
meni wa~ made today that on July , a
ble meeting will hc held al Point Isabel
Tor the organization of the Diamond Loop
Highway association. 10 include all the
local clubs. for the purpose of promoting
the Improvement uf the two proposed high
way 10 san Antonio: One along the rail
roads; the other along the old military
highway 10 Laredo. and thence To San An
tonic over the san Antonio Laredo i'm
proved highway
Secretary ID. r.. C"lp of the Bexar
County Highway league, who with Prc,-
dent WILLIAM Ca~~in of the league and q
party of expert good roads men. today
completed an organizing tour of the Val
lcy. announced iu~t before h- departure
for San Antonio that arrangements are be
Ins made for 4. u. Dunlap. organizer Tor
the National Good Road a~~uciatIun. tn
come to the Valley. complete organization
"l the local clubs and arrange Tor \ BIZ
meeting al Point Isabel on July D. Each
Of the local clubs will form q unit of the
Diamond Loop Highway association.
Member willipay dues ot II annually, IN
advance. Letters announcing these mr.
rangcment~ will ~ sent ut once ID the III
divdual club. Mr.. Dunlap j. expected 10
reach the Valley and begin h- work with
IN the next week Arrangements were
made recently to bring him to Tcxa. for
work M other parts. hut the ~ucco~~ ~ The
efforts IN this section resulted ~ hI~ being
-wirhcd 10 the Valley.
The following towns have been organized
INTO good roads clubs. since the Browns
Vile meeting Saturday night
Mcrcede~ Good Roads club. v. r. Evans.
president. H. ! Mention. secretary
Donna Good Roads club. r.. ~ Hook.
president, II. &. DAVIS. secretary
San Juan Good Roads club, F IL Platt.
president; !. +. wilkins. secretary
McAlcn Good Roads club. Prof H. CLAY
Harvey. president III n. Bennett ~crrc
tary
Pharr Good Road- club. q. Il. Gowthrop.
president. ~. :. Perkins, secretary.
Edinburg Good Roads club. Judge ". II.
Gn-~agc president. W. r. Montgomery.
secretary.
Mission G"ud Road club. Willard Fer
gtl-on. president: I'll W. BcaIr. -crrrtur,
of the Mission Chambcr of Commerce. see
rciary
other town alread, organized are
Brownsville. San Benito. Ilarlmecn. Nv
ford. RavmondyilIt and 70 Fpria The
itinerary wa completed with the exception
Of one town. Rio Hondo The party was
unable to ~ there because of M automo
bile breakdown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
NO INSTRUCTIONS
TO POLICE AS YET
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE IN EFFECT
WITH PUBLICATION. AND THL
VEHICLE lax is ON

Though ~ m- lructlon have been ISSUED
~ the police a- vet concerning the enforce
mcut ot the new traffic and vehi,le- ord
nance, member ot the force lre hu Ilv en-
gaged IN studying the ordinance m order
to hc familiar with the requirements when
the enforcement order - handed down IVY
Chicf of Police " r. Linton. Patrolman
Hosea Allgopd, stationed ~ the Twelfth
aud Elizabeth street heat pointed out to-
day that the ordinance a. published dad
not -ay whether " became effective un pub
hcaiiou or any other date, and that h. was
awaiting orders before acting In the
mcantimc~hr y giving drivers pointers a.
To what i required Of them.
Tax Collector y Il DrBrum today an
nounced that payment 81 the vehicle tax
J. in order, and T. making an official pub
ication ~ that effect. Vehicle taxes are
payable al the office of the collector m the
city hall. and al vehicles, including public
and private automobilc,. are subject to the
tax ordinance.
| Booklets containing the traffic aud ve
hicle ordinances are now being printed and
D copy will w. gwen ~ each vehicle owner
upon the payment ~ the tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
French Official Statement


Pari-. june = The French have begun
u new and vigorous attack ~ IIcbutcrnc.
thirteen mules southwest ol Arras The
French gained some German trenches
there Yesterday. -Four German counter At
tack- failed The French then lncrcu -rd
their gain. taking two lines "a trenches
along quarter mile front. They captured
80 prisoners.
North ot Arra- last night there were
more infantry engagements On Lorettc
plateau the Germans delivered three vio-
lent counter attacks, hut uo changes ~
positions resulted. Al NcuyIllc and M.
Naa~t there wa~ violent house w house
fighting. the French gaining posses non Of
several murk houses ~ that village The
French he'd their position m the
Labyrinth" against the German attack
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Travel From
ValleyIs
Heavy

One ~ the best Indications Of pros
pcrity IN the Magic VALLEY is the heavy
passenger travel tu practically all parts
of the United states" said City passcn
grr Agent III 4. Hawkes. of the Gulf
Coast Lines today. The summer tou-
r>l> rates have been on only since June
|. hul the record - tar ont of Browns
willie and out of the Valley shows the
passenger business for the same
prriod to hc the heaviest IA several Years
Not only are the town residents tray
cling north. east aud west hui one ~
IT,. most noticeable GLASSES huviug tick
ct~ are the farmers. The, are not tak
ue short trims either ManN are buyine
tickrt~ fur The Panama Pacific cNpn>i
tiuu cth"r~ are .uug I" their old homes
Az The uurth. and MANY ticket are hen-
sold =" points ~ the east aud south.
some IT these farmers have not taken
trp~ ~ wears and " there il anything
10 the world that will induce farmer
to take a summer trip il would hc the
passing ~ u .oud rrpp aud itS sale ~
good prices
II already have uu hand large mum
ter ~ reservations Tor The dates between
June 10 and - which include not only
people from Brownsville but from 9th
rr parts nf the VALLEY. The Brownsville
ticket office sells the round trip tickets
for many uf The very small Offices ~
this district. a. far north ~ Sarit;L ~
Willacy county
Yes. Indications are good that this
summer will see all records broken for
passenger business out of the Magic
VALLEY"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
WAR TO EXTEND
GERMAN BORDER
KING 0f BAVARIA MAKES pnEniC.
TON IN SPEECH THAT ITALY
WILL VET REGRET EhIaY

Amsterdam. Iune --kin- Iudvi- .f
Bavaria predicted n pee,h ~ Nuui.h
Yesterday that uur rc- ult ni the Vlr vI'I
w the extension w thr German truutIrf
hcyond ~ old boundanc- iu order to u.
cure the cmrrc against attack M fNr in
turc. llc ~aid Germany would gtt m"r.
favorable communication With fhr tt lur
central and south Germany huf iil rnf
mention The specific territory to b, an-
neXed. IIe predicted the German would
make Italy regret her entry INTO th. v1r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
MAKE
PROGRESS ON
ALL FRONTIERS
,Ey Associated Pres

Rome. June M General Iadurna report
that the Italians are making prprrc "u
all the frontier. taking important pos
tiun~. Apparently th, mann rutHdm.
force has not Yet eros "a me 7 .ouzo uycr
toward Trieste, sut General Cadumn ay
strong detachment have rrn rd. rr
ircnrhing ~ the opposite -ido- nt th, nrcr
They are meeting httlc oppn itIru aud urr
occurring important crp ,ng Tor u., ht
the larger arinic, later
Vienna report clarm That -Iho Au tnan
whipped the ltalissn- ~ several MINOR cu.
gagemcnt- aui that drr ttr battle
-tlll postponed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
GERMAN NOTE
READY, WILL
60 SHORTLY
GENERAL CHARACTER NOT MODIFIED SINCE
ROUGH DRAFT OF FRIDAY, AND NOT HELD UP

Washington, u C June s.--rresldcnt
Wilson today announced that the note ~
Germany i- about finished. and VIII 20
forward -huriIy M, dld not specify the
day. Ilc sand there lad been ~ delay ~
lmy hnd M preparing the note and de-
oIHrrd omrhuiIclIIy that WV one hll held
,t ~.
Thr president -aid N.Y. only took rough
draft ip thy cabinet llst Friday and that
fhc general character nf The note had not
been modified since aud hr believed " had
the approval w 'uc entire cabinet The
note again toiuy was submitted 10 the
ruhrurt
The president referred 10 rs mot salts
factory ihc German note offering 70 pay
iur thr attack oa thc Gultight
The Gcrmar note was discussed by the
calumet tuu hnur- today. Secretary "a
state Bryan arriving ~ the cabinet meet
In- Hn hour lalr Secretary Tumuty an
uuuurrd attrrvurd That ihc cabinet had
put the met" % tnal torn. u probably will
gu tu Berlin tumnrr,I.
n VAS learned definitely that only sc-
change lu rhr Geology nrrr made IN the
cabinet me-ue 1I.r NOTE wa- taken W..
in ihe form m which ia ramc after Secre
iury Bryan hua r,rui several hours on w
after hi- conference with the president
yesterday Cabinet mtmhrr- said that
while few wurd- might WY changed "
would 20 - Berlin purticuII, IN the form
agreed upon tuday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
SUB GAVE CREW
70 MINUTES
my BOARDED BOATS AND "
SHELLS WIFI TIRED ar
STEAMER TRUnvAnG

London lun. \ ubmnnnf hallrd thr
...wlr TmdHur ,rday a noon WV fhr
cffh -e' Ih" e,pftm was ordered to
tm- hr Ir.r Nhrtrd the submarine
rho-. r"mWtudrr gave TIE crew twenty
mnuf' tn hrlrd boot The submarine then
t0f H,t hriI mtu fhH Twd,au- 1hr
hu hr"u.hf patrol huar from fbr shore
/, hi.h rf.hti u.. .h' captain aud rrrw. flr
lnn.fn lhrn tened tr torpedo th' patrol
t-.f l'l, if vr- ion- fhi- rtstu. -utA..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
VILLA PROPOSAL
IS SIGNIFICANT;
TRUCEN
DURING PAST TWO MONTHS FIGHTING VILLA
HAS SLOWLY RETIRED NORTHWARD I2O MILES
tBv Associated Press J

a most Mexican !
the the OF
Villa made last night until Villa and Car
tr Ia agree 81 prr,dcn Wilson's
neral AvaroC Ceon
din miles
"a
land has scaptur much Villa artillery
Mexico.
thar Villas
10 avoids take Wilson's
notef 10 pacific
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Not to Submit Gibson Bill Again.

Austin, Texas, june = II was said here
today by persons claiming Ia bc well in
formed that Governor Ferguson would not
submit the recently defeated Gibson in>ur-
ancr bill nt special session of tic lcgi-la
turc which 1t i said will be called III
January next. While It had been declared
Governor Ferguson would rc-uhmit the bill
il now l. asserted he intends 10 make the
proposition ~ Issue m the next state cam
paIgn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Texas COnstabIes Meet.

IIlIl-huru. Texas. June Preparations
we're completed here today for one Of the
largest gatherings oi Texas con-tahlc~
ever held III the state the State Convcn
tion of Con-tablc> being due to open here
today tor three day session. County at
torney~. ~hcriff- and Justices 81 the peace
are eligible 70 membership IN the asSocia /
tion. and many of them usually attend the
conventions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
RUPTURE EXISTS
IN TURK FLEET
TROUBLE REPORTED BETWEEN THE
ADMIRAL SGuCHnn AND Won
MULLER 10 fnF LnsRth

London. lur. Com stlntinnrf tdrf-r
U port ruptu. between Admiral son
,hrn commander ot the Tuko-G,rn an
flsr0 and Captain rru Muller. NV rrm
mlnder ~ tLe former cruiser Goeheu, uov-
irawn IN ine Sultan -rim m M reported
That Captain ."u Muller wr- rrlIrt ~ rf
.pmmtnd after rrne charged with ~ pom
ihtli.t inr TrrrthIr damage dome iha
Gophru
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Business as Usual Siqns Gone.

london. June :. The sign "BuSincSS
a. Usual" which appeared all over Lon.
don Al the beginning of the war has
now vanished. II was deemed patriot
IL manifestation uf British pluck when
ho>tiliticS began hut now il il seen Ia
conflict with the popular state mind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
May lake Over Part ~ Cram Plant

I-TT'W
Philadelphia, fa. june ii reported
ttut negotiations arc WV lur th. Hafhl.hr,u
steel company 90 take over partut thr rdlr
plant ol the Cram Ship Building rrruuin
and change II INTO war munitiou factor,
The Cram company stock sold today at
Ji ~. compared wIth ~ recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Lanes Estate to Galleries.

the bulk of the estate Of Sir Hugh Lane
the wealthy Irish art expert who was
lost on the Lusitania. is bcqueathed to
galleries in Dublin and London. The
principal items in the estate are the col
lectionS of paintings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Jitney Boat In
Biz At Wichita

Wichita Fail, TcEl June htnrr
boat appeared wv rr.lc. here todlv
halt dozen rled the flooded ectlon 81 ths
city M nickel rir TIM bur.- gr. drtnr
n good business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
jewelers. Mepi Al Galveston


Galveston. TrXa- June 8.-EiabDruto
plans have been made here tor the ninth
annual convention ~ open here today vi
the jewellers of Texas. President CoomR
New York. Of the National Retail Jewellers
association. l. on the program for an ad-
dress. The sessions end tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Students Released 10 Work

Leeds. England. June S.-The local
board Of education. ia response 10 an ap
peal from the Leeds manufacturers of
war munitions. has released the entire
senior class in the public schools from
their studies aud the students will al
once he put 10 work = body IN one Of
the factories. They will make shell
rings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
NEUTRAL SHIPS
SUNK BY SUBS
THREE NORWEGIAN VESSELS ARE
TORpTD0FD, Al 81 BELGIAN
SrIAMrR Is SUNK

london. june --German submarine
have sunk three Norwegian vessels thl
steamers Glittertmo and Iudvang and the
bark superb MI thr vt =el War. -man
A German submarine lnk INV Bel.ian
steamer Mematier. killing -cvcntecn prr
sons. including ihc captain. hr- wIa ari
III daughter The other killed wcrr .tt.
men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Santa re Prefers 10 Stay Wet.

Wy sFnN''AAlfh .'r'rf
Santa Fr. N. NJ, June S.-lhl- city yes
icrlay voted ~ retain saloons w ma
.iority of iJ7 votes. In the campaign the
"wetsr promised strict saloon regulations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Minimum Sum for Existence

Amsterdam. June = II view ~ The
rise i'm the cost Of living in Germany.
the German government has fixed the
minimum sum for cxistence-which may
not be mortgagcd and against which no
lawsuit or claim H. allpwed-at $500,
Instead Of $40 ~ heretofore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Baron &c Reuter- in British ARMY

London. June >.-The new Baron de
Reuter- j. privaet in Kitchcncr'S ar
my. lie has the title because by permiS-
son of Queen Victoria his grandfather
was granted the right 10 il though con
fcrred I'm Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Admiral Aubert Dead of Illness.

Paris, June s.-Admiral Aubert. chief OF
the general staff Of the French navy died
last night after a long illness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Ranger Killed
InGun Fight
At Fabens
tBy Associated Press /

Marathon. Texas. June : Ranger Ice
Burdeitc wa- -hot aud killed near Fahcn~,
Texas. last night IA \ pistol battle with
three Mcxican- Ilc wounded two ~ them.
probably fatally. \ posse today N pur-
SUING the third.
Burdctte wa from Austin. llc va, try
Inc tu arrest the McNican-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Wilson to Attend Confederate Exercises

'bA .ANN''iiA'N ''''f
Washington, ID. C.. June s.-President
Wilson today promised 70 attend the Con-
federate memorial day exercises at Airing
ton Sunday. lie does not expect to speak
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
Allied Landing Forces Exhausted.

Amsterdam. June S.-A Cou>tantlnoplc
dispatch claims the allies landing troop,
ai the DardancIlc- are VI state MI com
pIctc exhaustion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
iBy A.soclnted Prc.,.l

wireless dispatches
aCmz captured Tupam SUNDAY
In 4. killed
Ma Mr. MrI their infant child
A. Graves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
DESPITE VIOLENCE POSSIBILITY
laps UPHOLD GOVERNMENT
tl;y Associated Press J

Toxic. June S.-Although the op-
position attack on the government in
The house of representative today
bordered on violence the house M
held the government IN the vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
lRy A.,nrlatrd Pre-. }

GALVESTON. .Juncs Villa
forces near Tanpeo The
Opened o .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-08
CONDITION or GREEK
KING REPORTED GRAVE

Rome. June oA Mc-rugrrn tis
patch says the Greek king. Con-,.n-
tines condition A. very grave.
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SOCIETY AT AsHEvILLE. N. c.

AsIIEviLiE. y. c., Nov, 2o.-The
Thanksgiving dance at the Battery
Park this evening was largely attended.
Two events for Thanksgiving week.
the tombstone golf tournament and
special dinner at tho Asheville Country
Club and the dance and special Thanks
giving dinner at Grove Park Inn, are
occupying the attention of society.
The dance at Grove Park Inn will for
mally usher in the winter season which
promises to be one Of the gayest In
years. Miss Ainory ST. Amnry Of Lon
don will rave charge Of the arrange
ments.
Among the social activities planned
for tho winter season is n BLACK and
white" ball, to be given some time be-
fore the holidays. \ committee con-
sistlns of Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Arthur Rees, Mrs. Alfred Barnard,
Mrs. Charles L.. Minor, Mrs. Tench oAe
and Mrs. Thomas C~heesborough. Is max
ing the arrangements
Mrs. l.. y. Wadsworth of Washington,
who IS now at tho Inn gave a dime
during the week for her son, Horace
Nadsworth. and his friend Harvey Fire
stone.
Arthur Murray OF Castle House, New
York, will have charge of the dane
inS here again this season. lie Will
| return next week with all the latest
! steps and new music,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
SOME BIG SWINGS"
IN ROYAL AUCTION
Play in Duplicate Matches at
KnickerhOcker Club Shows
Variation.
PARTLY DUE TO LUCK

Tue second meeting for the duplicate
auction matches at the Knickerbockcr
WHIST Cub rooms. 8 West Fortieth
strAet. was even more largely attended
chan the first and tho manner In which
the various hands were treated was
rather moro Instructive than usual. In
rosns deals the bidding was alone re.
sponsibie for the difference In the scores
IN others II was the play. In very few
VA u both but in one or two II was
Pure luck. Just a guess "a to where a
card lay.
For some reason or other card players
are always interested In big Swings"
IN hands upon which one side scores
heavily As the result Of a certain line Of
rfaS. while the opposing hands. played
~ another table, score almost as heavily
on their eide. owing to a different sys.
tenn OF attack or defence.
In tile old whist DAYS these differences
IN che result werc due entirely TO the
DlAy because the trump suit was always
the Same and the value of the tricks never
varied. there being no such thing as
hotr0rs. In bridge tho big swings are
Chiefly traccable to variations In The
bidding. and In nine cases out Of ten to
Oytr6idding the hand.
Here. for instance. Is a classical en-
ample or optimism In declaring. ~ was
No. : on the second evening. and the
dealer sat east:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
PLAY CHECKERS BY WIRE.

Two of the 'all might trick" signal
tower men OF the Pennsylvania road
employed on the New York and lh!i-
adclphia division have been playing
checkers by telephone and telegraph
during tho last three months. They are
several miles apart. but that makes
no difference in their board movies"
when they get ready TO indicate them,
10th have boards with the squares
numbered and the moves OF n are
flashed to the other between times.
when wires are not in use Tor rail
road business. Each move is profac,d
with Il code word, so that the tigu:cs
announced IA have no possible sig
n~iticance that could connect them with
train movements.
The playing began during the sam
mer just to relieve the tcdium OF the
night tour. As the players became
more proficient they bought STANDARD
works on draughts-cach at first UNI
known to the other-and now they
feel that they play like champions.
They do u great deal of s~tuGy.ug. ana
a game a night, between lllcir otl,c,
wire work. is their average.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
Vae643
A072
QJ7s
49,
o.: 0K ~ '
AAJs6 la RIAS ~
Q loSS TCo
tX932 e ~AS>
CAs
AZ
Visa
= 10 8 6 8

" bid no trump. |; Is not a very good
hid, and the club is weak unless led
up to. \ passed and Y bid two hearts.
which i passed. II this talScout Is from
strength y can support Il. but IL Il
Is from weakness u has only three sure
tricks In his hand. and tho clubs are
worthless II exposed 10 a lead through.
At one table II correctly called the d.a-
gnonds.
Now /. vs. hearts are strong enough
to be sure trick winners no will go back
To no tru;np.. IL tl,e,' are long enough
TO stand II lie vii! g. back TO hearts.
BEING neither. he 10; tho diamond stand
and u made three odd and simple ho,iors.
Tie club king was led up to and wen
the second tick. Acc and king of trumps
dropped tho queen. and dummy won the
third round with tho jack. II d~iscarding
a heart. y led the jtck of spades and u
put tho ace right ON. leading a club.
which u trumpet.
When n lei TIE zen Of spades \ put
on the king and forced rs las. trump
with a club. hut " had 10 win tie
next spade tick With tho queen. and
log. two hearts and Il spade. as \ had
n.Ay-d the nine oa the eight, ;H.uN!ug Il
had the queen.
he IL set for three t-icks and simple
l%i"ncrs, l6G points. n."1ins u dtiference
cf eos on tho dea..
Here IS ono az the most re u-lfkablc
examples -: u loss in play that ever
caN'n 80 the writers not.re ~ auction.
u was No 20. the lie .ct sitting north.