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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

The jury have the absolute right to
qualify their verdict In q homicide case
by addirs without capital punishment"
without d~isregardlnG their oaths. though
there be no e~xtenustinG Circumstances
state vs.. Bacon, La. 20 SO. b72.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

Damages are recoverable from tho
owner Of land for the death or injury
OF u child OF tender yea RI. even though
technically "A irespasse.. vino has been
attracted 10 the place Of the accident
thereon by dangerous agency In The
nature Of an attractive nuisa nce-Barn-
hart vs.. Chicago. NJ. 4 81. 4. Ry. Co..
Wash. 1S< Pac. <<1..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

= AsIsvs' wiLLAcs PsAcx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

4. T.. says: \ objects To the holder
of the joker in Il M trump hand lead
ing II and calling for a suit Ia he play ed
to u which The i'u,de, " the .'SSs, has
denied.
The player who leads the Joker IL Mt
liberty to name any suit he pleases.
without regard to what he holds or what
the previous play has been, The only
restriction in a no trumper In that the
Joker cannot be played to a lead az
long ~ the holder NJ the Joker can fol.
low suit,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

Poker. {. G. s. SAYS: 4 demands
the right to cut the cards after the hands
are all dealt but before the draw. A is
In the current pool.
The pack must not be disturbed after
the hrst card Ia dealt. although any
before II 10 presented to the player Of the
dealers right to be cut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

VHe TlNeT tOWnS al the tlme not 10 De
surprised at lawIess conditions. and I
freely confess that | was still nervous
about the possibility Of encountering
Bassett again. SO l made some In.
ouirles about him and discovered that
what the old man had told me about
him was In fact the truth.
He had killed a man two days be-
fore and had been drinking more than
usual after doing ii. Moreover he had
the name Of being a~uarrelsome. espe-
cially when he was drinking. Despite
this, however. he seemed to be well
liked in the community. and when
asked why he was not locked I'D pre-
liminary to a trial for the killing the
landlord Of the hotel said that there
had been an inquest and that the Coro-
ner had held him 10 answer to the hnd-
ings Of the Grand Jury when that
should He had, however. al
lowed Bassett to 20 at large on his own
recoEnizance. as II was not considered
likely That he would run away, and
anyhow. II was improbable that the
Grand Jury would take any action In
the matter on account Of his popu-
larity.
after hearing all this ] was still
more impatient to get away and I In
auired anew about the train. ] was
then told that I would have to 10 BY
canoe. nine miles through the woods,
IN meet 1t the next morning. az 40
much Of the road had been washed
away by the food.
~ saw no more OF Bs ssett. but
took good care 10 get an early start the
next morning, and ! don't think | cyer
!eft any place with less regret than
came away from Arkansas City ths
only time I was v there"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

J. g Y, says: After considerable bet
ting "A calls y. who says, II have n
straight. nine high 4 shows a straight
jack high and u saws take the pot"
which A does. The others AT the table
then call BIS attention TO HI fact that
his straight, WAS slso 4 nush In clubs
while As was made ny OF -four spades
and a club. Must A give M the pot"
Not after 4 has acknowledged that he
lost II and told 4 TO take 1t. He should
have aid his hand on the table ann let
the players decide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

Auction Bridge. G. n. q. Gays: z gets
the contract at three diamonds, doubled
o! A ana redoubled by u. The declarer
succeeds In making ave odd. We are In
doubt as to the exact score to be credited
10 Zs side.
R~edoubled diamonds are worth % a
trick, no there IL Ave times rs. or 40.
below the line for same. Honors are
scored as held. z ais gets 100 for full.
hllins a r%edoubled contract and 200 for
two tricks over that contract. making 500
In bonuses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

The championship urnsme Of the
Manhattan Chess club 10 heinE played
on schedule. The scores 10 da;e beng AS
follows:
Beihof, Ga, Bernstein. al Hodges,
-: koehler. is--1is Kupchik, "a (:
Kaubitscheck. ia--2ia Rosenthal. IL.
In the championship ournamen OF the
Isaac l.. Rice Prog essiNs Club the scores
OF the competitors read ~ follows
kos,lc. :'.-.'a kuprnik. ~ :. :
bernstein, 81 Dornbacn. G-.;,hajes.
i'g-:i. M%sruchess, l-2 Morris,
!. -.ia.
4 selection OF games from both these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

The Cuba champion. j. r.. Capaba uca.
reports interesting pro. ecdings in III.
Far West At seattle ne played IL \
Simultaneous "Nh billion fifieen games OF
ann 4. winning fourteen and losing one,
and o, the day follow ing H." encouu.
:-fed ;oenty-se,en pia! c-s. winning all
the ganns. A. the conclusion OF the sec
ord performance III. following wa
handed to him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

PROBLEM NJ. asa NJ MOTTO.
Black, Pieces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

When the sap IL in the maple
And the robins In the tree.
rhen's the time when We escape all
Trouble. trade all care for elce.
Thrn's he time when we go vending
To tho jolly treasure troVe
Where the sugar bush is sending
Incense to the skies above.
In the even when tn. flicker
~ the flames lights up the wood.
Md the syrup growing thicker
smells so savory and good
rheu's the time for Us to tackle
Tn" nnc lunch Mandy and Nan
Sent ~. while VIC list. the crack.e
OF the firc meath the pan.
Now. ! tondly love to mention:
It's an artist. ne who dips
In a spiintcr-close attention
Paying to each drop that drips
Done! This run's the proper candy.
Got the amber tin; a. right
Just then Nan and I.z and MANY
stepped into the freligh,
what a trio gay and clipper.
Full OF me.ri'nent and glow.
sweet as 1ackWaS from the dipper
Spreading on the glist'nins snow.
Ah. I hear their songs and daughters.
And ! see 'he.r dancing eyes,
There beneath the forest rafters
lnterlacei against the skies.
HORACE SEYMuUR kEiiER
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E WORTH D
Tho Faster Parade.

Amatyllis' The pageant IL passing,
And the churches arc all letting out,
There's a tooue with a feather.
And as for the weather.
But what was the sermon about?
! suppose It's the Vanderbilt mansion.
Did you see that creation in green?
There is beauty prophetic
And peripatetic.
And age in a pink limousine.
TIE triumph Of spring over winter.
The abrscadabra of style.
The hues iridescent
Will not be quiesccnt
\ radius short Of a mile.
hut where are the prominent people,
Though Firth avenues crowded as sin,
No lords OF society
Give Il variety.
When will the smart set begin?
Amaryllis. I glimpse Of the riddle,
And all Of this furry and fuss
Is not OF the city.
The folk. more's the pity,
Are strangers from jersey like US!
CHARLES DIVINE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

from the Kansas tfy star.
Tl,rc som"thiu' IN 4 DAY uf rain
t,I-~ ~ = f-i.rrs fr..in'~ 80.
\ ~Juc;hin' tnaf I can explain,
Aui k.fch"s him ana won't lci -
Ny "i corn planter oll,h'I Had sung
Dawn that iust row ana Put her In.
Thou hump"d itself TX" tow aud swung
To through the lane AMI home again.
turned the hoss"s to their hay
And fung lem down a little grain,
And. losun' In the shed this way,
kinda ike - watch the rdiu.
There's pictures Ia II. dIiftin' slow
Up through the orchard plot 10 me,
OF rudnt ways used 10 know,
And days Of dSar old Used 90 Re.
And promises Of crops and things,
Fer when the rain falls down to sink
Into thc thirsty loan aud sings
~ though to call IN" corn to dr,nN,
\ icll'r's got to Just admit,
WITH al his labor and expense
OF pltu'iu' corn and tendtu r.,
Hes -tti' IN debt to Providence
And when til. last rows In and dur'
or soskiu' rain or hurnin' sun,
I'll hump my back and SIN rejoice.
But when It's rain like this to-day,
With pictures in the atmosphere.
I want TO les. cit down and pray,
And thank the Lord because I'm here
jar r.. lnES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

F,o~ the ronth', Companion

F'Om the iOnih', Com pdHion.
APP Npri-over-ths -h...
NUtu MAS young a. Nou,
7 r'. could laugh, pDut, whistle or TIN,
tY" was a m,tl,Ip, too
! .pr. had hair that never .dN smooth.
All feet that never Were still.
.Aui my cup iudmoI With thr wine % Nol.' n
. Aprll-over-thc-hil'
At.I. Apri.-ov'r th'-hil
i've grown 80 gray, af,l wise
d Yff'. ,Hnw my fac" IN tho gas
p' itai Of 1t In mems eN,~.
b. when the shape OF NoI dances hv,
y flash. 4 ripple, a thrtl.
!. toe. must laugh, slug, whistle ana cry.
90 Ap'lr"ter-thc-hil'
Dora EENp Goop.LE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

FROM Maine to California,
From Michigan 10 where
The orange EroycS 81 Florida
Perfume the sunny air.
with proNdly swelling hearts to day
THIS nation Of the FREQ
Arises Va n man 10 cheer
rhc seventh cavalry.
Their ride to San Geronimo
Through hostile hills by night,
I. added to the stirring tales
THAT histnrN lnves 10 write
t-afc on it, stan the starry Tag
Forcvcrmore VIII h
white guarded ny the sabres Of
The seventh Cavalry.
NINA IivIsG.
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Wh-n comes the man with glowing Word
Of profits that are high
Jus; tell him you'd prefer that he indite
L.
F". men there aye whose ardor will permit,
M" spoken o"
Nup a'N"~ ~ me nId". Wide world would
rf.', g..
Z L
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To-dRy's the DAY.


Franz TIE Richmond Tunes b'spafch
WHAT. tn" sci-c, good friend, In g~rieving
For the chances YOU hay" lost"
They are gone beyond retrieving
They are part ~ folly's cost.
You have lost 'lcm to your sorrow,
So inst Let them slide away,
Looking 10 some fairer morrow
For the chance YOU can make pay,
opportunity will md you
II your eyes ar" opened vide.
Hut the ialc may pass behind you
II to- ancient Noes your" iied
50 dom griry" much for the chances
That OF yur" sou threw away,
liur Iust concentrate your gianccs
ON the chance THAT'S du" to-day.
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iRupert, Brooke.

Died en- route to the Da~rdcnellcs April 20
1915.
II should die. think only this Of me:
there's some corner OF a foreign helt
Is forever England.
'R. r."
I'm olive grove In Scyros Is
whittier English hearts shall turn:
over Its sudden. rough marked grave
How English hearts shall yearn!
\ torch's fare on that burial night
Was his comrades htful guide:
For requiem chant the cresccndo moan
OF the dark A:gean tide.
say YOU he died ou u foreign sea.
was buried IN alien earth?
You know not the hearts Of English men.
Nor the land which gave him birth!
Forever England that island spot
by his dust made consecrate.
Forever England that olive grove
In hts grave articulatc.
STELLA Fishes BURGESS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

From ne Washington Star.
| heard do specchifyin' man
Tome out an lif his voice.
He sure II built upon n plan
Daf makes my heart rejoice.
An dis n bout de only song
II, -ings, both day an night
De uthor fe'l"r's always wrong
IA I T. always right
po rnhin hrh It's Spccial tune,
50 hath IT." Nh%ipp"orNil H.
MS gwiuotrr hrdr 'cm both n"N lime
When all H. warm an SIN.
Rui ~ lie tunes dat 0oat Hlous,
lis hriugs me most delight
DO o'hnr fCll"r's always wrong
An ~ always right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

a series of simultaneous exhibitions
which were and are TO be given 10y f'toiti
ncnt members of tho club. After tia
club champion. T.. X. Perkins. had mad'
u successful debut. G. :. Howell ana
George j. Schw ictzcr rolluW ed suit, Will"
next saturday a tandem exhibition is to
be given BY Howell and II. Helms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

'ieUDe ne Stackeu up az III mo OF Il
band y pirates n what he en- Kit
away with single handed. I reckon lie
needs help
Mo n likely" said B~laisdcll, who |
was himself impatient by now. and he
also went forth. And after another in
tcrval Pearsall constituted himself still |
another relief party, after which the
old man sat alone eating his heart In
anxiety until Mr.. owen Pepper came
in. That gentleman had not at that
time queercd himself hopelessly by
the o%utragcoi9 behavior already
chronicled and the old man greeted
him eagerly.
"Wotinclrs didiu' round town" Pears
like all hell must a. busted loose si-
m%ultuous." he exclaimed. rs yo' all
done seen anythin' in the way of x |
element anyw1horcs round?'
"Dh, | don't know said MIR. Pepper,
II wouldn't hardly go so fur's to call
ii 'xcitement. hut they sho' Is somcpin'
diddin' up to the hotel. When I come
past there they was singin' Dixie. an
smashin' bottles. an the landlord was
tryin' IT, put EN- out.
Looked to me like they was mo
liable to put him out. Last ! seen
they done stood him or his haid an
spinned him round TO a top. 'Pcared
like he vas some hot up. but every
body else 'pcarcd to lie 'njoyin' hisself.
I reckon likely some on 'em must a
been dr,nkin' some
MON likely said the old man.
sadly. "rh' amt no tellin' whatll bc
did when a man gifts drinkin' rotsut,
like what's KEEP up to the hotel. stead
- gittin' good honest liquor like he
can at my bar. That's the cuss of in
temperance. an comes o. not kecpin'
"A bungstartcr handy.
Want Bassett thar? He's the
sheriff, an It's up 10 him to see what
things is did orderly. | reckon hc
wouldn't stand by an see no whiskcy
bottles smashed. not 'thouten they was
empty"
"oh, ! don't know said Mr.. Pepper.
FIN what | seen | reckon he amt
gwine to hurt hisself none trytn' to
stop nothin'. Him an Squire Hapgood
was dancin' a ~c'tillion on the bar when
I seen 'em. That's what the others
was shining 10. Stands to reason they
couldn't dance good 'thouten they was
some kyinJ ~ music
That's the wust % Joe said the old
man, and his one was very bitter.
"lfe will drink. I've done reasoned
with him frequent. hut IL don't do no
good.
II says to him what It wouldn't
make no rrc't difference II he lid on'y
f"' hin doin such urgud,v dogrone
foolish things when he's drunk. but
airs he did MAS 20 lnrh an say how
they wnulGn', h.. ma GOOD ret,in' drunk
Il au's , man d.,, vas IN a, tho
s.us.s IA, o,,,,L, .,r., no u,as sohor
Pears Xix, ,bl, 49, ri.., hon, rho
m,., ,',,.pI,,. ,L.,. ,,,r h..r,
satiY
"nb ,or., .,.. 1T, A.. rr
h.umn.,,r,, rs, -.
r,o,nh, Ina .,,n to-
IN 80. All u.,,, o -, ,rl,r
,,, ~ ,r,i.i.t, ,.,... 49,. raa.
-, -, ,,' r.,.I. ,,n,,., T., r
.,,, I .t,r., k,,u IA W. p.,n,r
81 ,,.,,rh, ~, 4, a., ,,,, , mo ~,
viii ..t. II v,x trunk Inn, no..
Tn, s,he, ,~o,lo, Ill s,,, M, ain
o., -, pr.,t ijoa ~ bai,' sninnad ON
M, had m, ,vr -o'f"
"yc, caus ,o...lf , man dan, VOC,
soil tho nlj ra, indipr,n,Iv ",n.,
yo, 90, ,r. ,,rr,cc q. ,n, c.,vic,,ps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23
CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER AND STUDENT
The Late Mr.. Rice's Brilliant
Tactics Over the
Board.
CArABLANCA'S EXPLOITS

While the royal game is booming al,
over the country, with iuany Interesting
contests in sight, Things arc rather lo,,
Europe. All the exchanges TO hand
dcplore the state Of affairs in the realm
of chess In Great Britain az well as on
the Continent. a notable exception being
rerhaps the city OF Warsaw, whore the
most noted and distinguished Polish
masters are pursuing their f%avorite pas.
time az II no deadly combat is going
on at all In any part or Europe. Under
the circumstances It cannot BE- wondered
at that foreign chess columns and pc
riodicals bring scarcely anything else
hut the games played In the recent Rico
memorial masters tourney, and no doubt
the exchanges will likewise MI their
columns with the stories and games of
the recent Janc-Janowski bout.
or course none OF the papers lets the
opportunity slip TO comment upon the
dcccasc of I'rof. Isaac L. Rice, whom
one and al, consider az the greatest
Mmcrnas who ever lived. \ German
exchange IN addition reprints one of
his games with analytical notes. a game
which has Tor years been considered orc
of the most brilliant tactics ever seen
! over the c~hessboard. The reader vii
md the score Of this remarkable game
below.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

\ G says: Dealer bids no trump.
second hand two spades. Third hand
holds six diamonds 20 the king ten {:
ace and one small club small hearts and
sCades. should he bid three diamonds
or pass
Pass, tie has only one trick in his
hand and TO bid a minor suit In such
a situation would be TO beg his partner
TO go Oh with his no trumper IL he could
stop the spades ever once. which nigh,
b. disastrous. II the dealer really has
= no trumper ne can save the game
against the spades. or II If no use bidding
acainst them at all.
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NOVEL POINTS OF THE LAW.

NOVEL PUlNTS VI IhE An"'
Under a ruling by the supreme court
of Texas all lodge goats In that Sta'e
must conduct themselves in sich mah-
ner as not to cause injury to their riders
otherwise the keepsrs If the goats VIII
be- held responsible. The court hearu
the case of Grand Temple and Tdber-
naclc In the State of Texas of the
Knight and Daughters Of Tabor or the
International Order Of Twelve ". john
son, in which the court said the evi-
dence showed that "the candidates were
b%lindfolded and were in that condition
marched around the hail a. be halted
on mysterious squares. called 49,
'i4i.' I'll Sc. johnson had made APP
plication Tor membership. his morey Vas
paid, and he was accepted for member
ship. He was being Initiated, when one ot
the guides. a part of whose regulation
rcgalia was a sword. negligently per
mittcd same to act between JohnsonS
legs. He was thereby trippcd ana fell,
causing his Injuries. This court ~ not
willing To- subscribe to the do'triuc that
n secret order may provide forms ana
ceremonies that are or may by man
ncr of executing the same become dam
goro,,s and mon ,scurc liability when
Iniurv r,sil,s from fine negligence OF
ia agents I'm CARRYING ont those core
monies. Neither do "" couccdc that Il
candidate loscs his right of action 10y
! reason of the fact that In his a%pplica.
,ion and obligation hr may agree to
bc bound by the constitution and laws
| of the order and to conform to the forms
- ..Ht ..a HAW. fA "a ahl
very nature of things he cannot know
! what those things are until they are
! made known to him during his iniiia-
ton and afterward. There was ample
testimony in this ease To warrant the
Jury I'm finding rs H. did, that the
sabres were part Of 'hc Initiation re-
gala Of the pdgr and that tn" m
iuries of Johnson were caused not by
some one desiring TO hay" FUN ana
in a mischievous spirit M by IN" htRll-
guides In the performance "t Il "u'H "
the master.
-
In Ashton " Fan RIVER '''s Wins
company ia the supreme 'u'''.AI '"'"'
OF MASSACHUSETTS "nlVn wa 'i a,''1y,
Tor death pN ~ N"'''o"' '"e-'
uue 10 "ci',''"t .aa ,nr.n,o,is in ;,
tt.r,t. n., .r, n'a,.r ni,i,,ic,s owl.
one tenement, and while waiting to have
the gas turned on the defendant turned
on the gas for the other jointly served
tenant. whereby. without Ncedeht :
knowledge, the gas was turned onto ne
tenement Tine iol'""IrS morning &C.
"'ht was toui' w " C"',t u''i' WV" -
ms hands ana a RAJ ava som, ,r"hia ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

Ntfr 'n b..
WHIT. - play p0f n.,., .0 tN''" ~ yos
PROBLEM So o." &N"ru. nNlsY.,
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r. A. G. asks what are supposed 20 be
the four fundamental principles Of mod
IN bidding.
They seem TO he these: I. Never make
q free bid without two sure tricks. ..
Never hid hearts or spades without
ltn-vh as well as tops, 8. Never leave
Nour partner In with a 10 trumper II
YOU have five cards OF q major suit. 4
Never o|vcrcall a no trumper on your
right unless you can 20 game against It.
witu only a trick or two IN your
dummy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

! W. l.. says: The dealer has seven
hearts 10 the Jack ten and realizes tina,
his cards are good for five or SIX sure
tricks II hearts are trumps, Should he
hid one or two? Or should he pass If
he has no trump assistance?
lie should pass. Not because ne has
enough TO assist a no trumper but be-
cause he wants a NJ trumper to assist
him. It will he time enough TO bid the
hearts on the second round. II there
are two sure tricks In tho hand IN any
suit but the hearts biz tina. II, and
wait.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

The momhcrs of the Htuohlyu chess
club seem to derive much pleasure from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

y = T. SAYS Last hand % the rub
hor. three cards lett. queen of clubs led
tuI otSh dummy. which declarer wins
with the king. showing two more clubs
and saving. The rest are mine The
score is Ou' down and ESQ added for
the rubber. when Il asks 4 why he did
not lead a diamond, 4 replies that he
had nothing left but clubs. Then"
saws =. we must make a trick. and he
did not win the game" Does the score
stand"
Nos. Tricks conceded IN error must ~
allowed. especially when the cards have
he"u thrown up and the error cannot be
proved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

rohr-. q |. says: Playing all jacks,
\ opens. Il zones in and raises, TO ba
raised again by the opener, who stands
pat. u drawing two cards. When the
opener bets Il refuses to call. but holds
his hand aud asks to see openers. \
says he mas q flush. but one Of his
spades Is a club. Whn wins the pot'
No one hut b had legitimate openers.
The pot STAYS. Il had the better
alud. lu' VA raised ont. SO he can
not; raim II. and as A never had openers
he has NO right to Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

J. G. II. asks the correct bid for the
dealer on these cards: Three hearts TO
the Jack. two spades to the king, one
snail club and six diamonds to the king
onasn Jack nine.
.ns diamond. Thsre are two tricks
IN the diamond suit but no more. and
the rest Of the hand is worthless. There
IL nothing wonderful about the dia-
monds unless the partner can lead them
twice and has shoppers In the other
suits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

|. L. n. asks what il the custom as
20 scoring rubbers at duplicate when
four persons play the game up and
back" with the same cards. On one
hand pair \ made three odd at no trump.
On the replay the other pair made it
spades and got three odd. The no
,rJmper was worth 80 n 80, tn,
spades 81 and As, a gain OF ~. IL this
correct?
II * usual to odd 1875 for a game won.
which would give the no trumper an
advantage Of 113.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

Mental suffering from shame and hu-
initiation experienced by a woman as
saulted in the presence of her neigh
borS may ~ tresraSs for the assault
and battery be recovered without special
allegation Rogers ". Bige'oN. Vt, ?S
AT. AZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

A sun. who owned n dog and lived
with his mother, on whose promises no
kept the animal with her consent, and
mother w~rc Jointly liable t. IN"
mothers guest, bitten by tho do, under
ky ST : 6Sa. suisse. :, providing that
every person owning cor hu'hpgiuE a dog
shall I've Liable {" the party Injured
Davidson vs.. Manning, Ky, Isl $ w.
III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

4 simple assault arrn' he r~c.ollel
with a deadly weapon or hy acts cal
cu'i,cl to kill the a~-ailar' unless the
assault Is such as To excite the assaulted
persons fears as a reasonable man "
danger to l.fe or great bodily harm
G-ansd.u ". STATE, ok. or. APP, Ia
pdc. iSi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

". T., \. says: Playing with the
joker. \ shows a straight, king high,
II LAYS down a straight, king high, In
which the joker takes the place OF the
king. which wins"
The straight made with the assistance
a. the joker. because it IL the harder to
Get, There are four actual kings avail
able I" head ap immense variety Of
straights. hut only one Joker.