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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
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Napfsal: viktor Horak.

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lsho stolika, "a ktorym sedely tril
postavy lplne skryte v husty
dym; museli to byt' vel'mi zdat-
nj fajciari, ktori sa tn sisli ku
priatel 'skemu rozhovoru; hlas,
ktorv sme prave zaculi, pokraco-
val:
- S1hlasim vami prvom
bode druhom, ackol 'vek by
som mohol este mnoho dodat' a.
vasim poznatkom. Je to uz vasou
chybou, ze Wy, psychiatrovia 81
namysl ate, ze MET mic poetickej.
sieho mad vase vznesene povola-
ME, brodit' sa neznamymi pra-
lesmi modzgov sialenych l'udi a
robit Mich svojimi "liecivyml
prostriedkami" este vacsich u
boziakov. Je to chyba, uznaJte to-.
Priznaite al druhym lekarom ich
vyznam, ktory .je skutoenosti O.
mnoho osoznejsi pre- l'udstvo, "a
ko vas odbor. Predsa kazdy lekar
je slcasne psychologom a casio sa
stane, ze zdar jeho prace je cd
visly prave Cd jeho psychologi-
ckeho postrehu a jeho zdzitkova-
MIA pre- liecebny postup. Opaku-
jem teda: al mojej praxi sa
stretavam momentami vysokeJ
psychological ceny a nemusim
pre- Mich chodit' do vasich, inac
aida dobrych separacii, kde. vsak
caste Pudi, ako som w povedal..,
tn boil hovoriaci preruseny hne
WYNN basom, ktory zakrieal:
Ano, povedali ste, kolega, u5
Wac razy, preto k veci!
Prvy HAS pokracoval svoJln
N'udnym, predsa vsak presved
cujdcim hlasom:
Ano, budem pokracovat'
pojdem k veci, ale svojim sposo'
BON al cez vase rozculenie, ktore
dava zle svedectvo vasich psy
chologickych znalostiach, alebo a
IDA nejakom pathologickom zja,
We, ked' nemozete kPudne vypo
cut svojho kolegu-chirurga, &C
zatial' denne musite mat trpez
liyost' zaoberat' sa recami lstt
menej logickymi, ako je pravt
moja... Nehovorite nic9 Teda do
bre. Nemyslite 81, re som vat
aida chcel pohnevat', len by SON
ziadal Cd l'udi, pracujucich
l'udskymi dusami, vaesiu pedanU
most. to hlavne d6slednost'.
Moi -pripad je kratky a po
yiem vam ho este strucnejsie. Il;
celej mojej dlhej praxe ehirurgi
ckei NAL som mnoho prilezitost
pozorovat' ehovanie sa l'udi, kto
ri leziac ma operaenom stole, ca
kali ma moi noz, ktory i'm ma
priniest' lepsf zivot, zbaviac icl
utrpenia, ale tiez i'm mohol pri
niest utrpenie este vacsie snad
al smrt'. Nezabudnem nikdy nj
rome tie pohlady, ktore som vi
del, ked' tito odsudenci pocital
syoje sekundy pred zaspanim
Kopko nadeji a VERY, avsak zas
zdfalstva hriizy sa ma nina po
zeraio ocn Pudskych bytnosti
sverenych mojmu umu snad' a.
rad to priznavam medzi nam
st'astnej nahode. Nal som radost
ked' starucky, Wac ako osemde
siat-rocny clovek doverou
smelo sa podrobil operacii a be
som najedovany ma mladych, sil
nych l'udi, ktorf sa bali operaci
cmnoho PahSich...
TAX, ako ten Glovek, ktc
rom chcem vypravat Priviezli h
Y sikromnom automobile prav
od nejakej hostiny, ktorych ma
vsvojom zivote iste wac, ako pra
covnych hodin a. mineral strachor
obzeraj1c sa "a nemocnicnym "a
riadenim a citiac charakterist
cky zapach nemocnice, ktoryr
yxdy opovrhoval, lebo mn pred
stavoval l'udsks utrpenie a biz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
ZAUJIMAVOsTI.

- Vaha vlasov. Moderna kri-
minalistlka je vstave zistit' rasrl
a pohlavie jedinca niekol 'kych
vlasov, ktore zlocinec zanecha ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

mieste cinu. K tomu ME je treba
ami mikroskopickeho vysetrovania
vlasov, ale poslednej d'obe uja-.
la sa klasifikacia rass podl'a roz-
licnej vahy l'udskych vlasov. Ma
vel mi jemnych vahach bolo zva-f
zene desat' rovnako dlhych Via
soy hlav prlslusnfkov rozmani-I
tych plemien. Pri tom bolo ziste-
ii ne, ze vlasy Cinanov a Japoncov
sn matt 'azsie, sil 60 percent t'az
Sic ako vlasy plemena bielych.
Naproti tomu je Was belocha Q
so t'azsi ako vlas nigra. Tymto
sposobom mono di'a v&hy sistit
prislusnost' k jednotlivemn pie
menu. Avsak i rozdiel pU4lavia
da sa stanovit', lebo vlas mnza je
0 Is percent 'azsi ako vlas zeny.
- Vreckovka. Vreckovka, kto-
ra sa nam dnes zda celkom p0-
trebnou vecou, bola zavedena v
Europe len v Is. storoci este dl-
no po tom platila "a vec luksusnl,
pouzlvanie ktorej bolo vyhradene
4 len l'ud 'om bohatym a 81 l'achtl-
com, ako ukazuje drazdianske ma
riadenie r. 1896. Povodne boly
vreckovky ovaHe ako mozne
videt' ma starych obrazoch, podr'
zaly 'ito formu po stareeia. Y r
I1785 nariadil Ludvik XVI. ma zia.
dost tkalcov, ably budlcne robil
| vreckovky vo forme styorca. Me
kedy bolo zvykom nosit' prl sebt
2 vreckovky. Jednu ozdobnl, Wy
Swami, alebo cipkami, ktord ze
lny Mostly ruke, mu5ovia okaza
lie vo vrecku vesty a druh1 koc
: kovann vreckovku pre- potrebu
5 ktora bola ukryta vo vrecku. Z
: dob, ked' bolo v mode s1upanie
: dosiahla tato vel mi znacnycl
rozmerov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
- Slepy poslanec. Medzi novy

NASPy F~SS' o'J
mi clenmi francnzskej snemovne
nachadza sa tiez valecny slepec
Scapini, ktory boil zvoleny pa
rizskom volebnom okrese. Tym
vstupuje prvy slepec do; francuz-
skej snemovne, angllckej sne-
movni ma uz svojho predohodcu.
Bol to slepec Henry Fawcett, kto
ry okolo r. 1850 vel mi vynikol
ako poslanec dolnei snemovne q
neskorsie zastaval miesto gene.
ralneho postmajstra. V tomto Il.
rade previedol Fawcett najvacsie
reformy a vytecne sa osvedcil. Y
londynskom hlavnom postovom
trade nachadza sa obraz tohotc
muza, ktory svojej vlasti preu.
kazal vel Ike sluzby, ackol vek
svetelny paprslek nikdy nevnikol
do jeho Okla.
- Lietadlo zachrancom kara
vany. V minulych dnoch po prvj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

Prsdplat'te Youngstownske
|slovensk6 Noviny svojim
prfbuxnjm na Slovensku !
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
DlSABdED FREIGHTER TAKEN
 ID DUTCM HARBOR -

SEATTLE. Dec. 1. (F - The disabled freighter Maquil'a was taken in tow tonight by the Jap aaese steamer Yogen Maru for Dutch Harbor. Alaska, a dists nee cf ts.ee hundred and eighty miles. Melville Dollar. the owner e the tos=.. denied the charges tat the vessel was overloade,,.
 SEATTLE. Dec. 1. (P) The steamer Maquilla was abandoned this morning in the face of rising water in her hold and low bar ometer. The crew of eight officers and thirty-two men were taken aboard the steamer Yogen Maru which is proceeding on its way Dabil Girwood, manager of the Canadian-Amepcan shipping com pany. was advised through the naval radio that strong south west gale was causing heavy seas to break over the floundering ship and made successful pumping op- erations impossible.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
NEPTUNE HOLDS COURT
 ABOARD MARYLAND

U. s. S. MARYLAND. Dec. 1. (R1 = Yesterday Hoover. enjoyed Nep- tune and his royal assistants in the initiation of those aboard the Maryland who crossed the Equator for the first time Hoover crossed the Equator quarter of cen- tury ago and was initiated into the court The ceremony consists of the initiates taking butter pills, having his throat sprayed. receiv- ing electric shocks, having crude oil and lamp black splashed on him and then ducking in tank by the royal bears. After this the novices are forced to run gauntlet of royal police lined up who apply their batons vigorously.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
JOHN CooLIDGE's ENGAGEMENT
HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 30. (AY Coincident with the celebration of the twenty-fifth wedding annf- versary of Gov. and Mrs. John Trumbull last night the formal an ncuncement of the engagement of their daughter Florence to John Coolidge was made. It was indi- cated that the wedding would take place before summer. eliminating the possibility of a White House wedding.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
MEXICO HAS NEW PRESIDENT

MEXICO CITY. Dec. i. (P, - Emilio Portes Gil took over the reins of government today succeed ing President Gales. He pledged himself to continue the policies of Gales and expressed the hope that the mutual understanding between Mexico and the United States would continue to exist.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
HOOVER LEFT FOR
 SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica Nov. 30, R Hoover closed his Central American tour leaving here for South America. A national holi- day was proclaimed here yesterday. Ten thousand persons met Mir. Hoover at the railroad station here when his train arrived from Punta Arenas,
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
MILLER kONCKs OUT McLARNIN

DETROIT. Dec. 1. (P The knockout reign of Jimmie McLar- min ended dramatically when Ray Miller, of Chicago. technically kay oed him in the seventh round of a ten round bout here last night
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
 DUNCAN MCLEAN, the tin min CT. arrived in Nome Sunday even ing, after successful season.
 C. J. CARLSON is going out to No. Anvil to prospect. He in- tends to prospect the claim thor oughly
 OLE MARTINSEN of Gold Run. arrived in Nome on business last Sunday evening He will return in few days.
 MRS. HARVEY GRANT wired her husband of the death of her father. at Roseland, Wash. after a lingering illness.
 ACCORDING to a wire received by Alfred J. Lomen, the fast and commodious schooner Silver Wave arrived at Ketchikan this morning.
 IN A THANKSGIVING telegram to the Publisher of the Nugget. from his wife in Seattle, 1t was stated that Russell Maynard was suffering from influenza. but later advices are to the Effect that he !s improving. ~ '
 ACCORDING TO WORD received in Nome during the week. Edgar A. Roadway, who used to be employ ed as an engineer for. the Hammon company in Nome. who alter Hav-i ing Nome became an air pilot, had a crash Tn Canadian territory with party of engineers. two of whom were killed, and Roadway himself was very badly injured. The re- port states that both his arms and legs were broken. as well as number of ribs, with accompanying bruises, and if he recovers, 1t Is probable that he will be maimed. On top of all this, he was suffering with pneumonia when the letter was written.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01

FOR SAIIE-1l Siberian Dogs, Sled and Harness. Inquire at Nus. eet O0ce.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01
N orIcE E

All persons interested in tho annual Community Christmas Tree arc invited to attend the meeting to he held Sunday December 2 4at the U. s. Court Ho1se, at two P.' NJ. Tho purpose of the meeting. K to organize this years coghkSs tee and to take whatever prelGktns ary steps necessary.
 A. POLET, Secretary of
 last Years Co@mittee.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01

DUNCAN MCLEAN, the tin min CT. arrived in Nome Sunday even ing, after successful season.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-01

c. J. CARLSON is going out to No. 9 Anvil to prospect. He in tends to prospect the claim thor oughly.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
.LOs ANGELES YOUTH
 LEAPS TO FAME BY WINNING AUTO RACE

INDIANOPOLIS, June 5. (P)- Jumping from obscurity to fame overnight. Louis Meyer, boyish look ing Los Angeles youth, found him. self acclaimd the newest hero of t'e automobile racing world. This 23- year old driver thrilled a crowd of more than 10000 spectators by com ing from behind in the last 30 miles Of the race to win the 5O0-mile class ic at the Indianapolis Motor Speed way. He piloted his car to victory in the most dramatic finish ever en- acted in the classic. He rode tue entire distance without relief and made only one stop. His time wa5 5.O133.75, an average of 99.482 miles en hour
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
MONUMENT
 UNVEILED IN LOND0I

LONDON, June 5, (P)--The Gran ite Gateway, dedicated to the memo " of 21S Americans who died in Bartmoor Prison in the War of 1872, was unveiled at solemn ceremony King Georges spokesman declared that the memorial strengthened tbe position of those who would outlaw var.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
sAWMlLL ABOUT READY

The sawmill at Bear Lake has not as yet started operations, but it will not be long before 1t will be hum ming" for the men employed out there are fast getting 1t into shape and will soon be making their final prepara. tions to turn the wheels over and rir into the first log.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
SCIENTIST DIES

LONDON, June 5. (P-Mr Wiui. am Alexander, young associate of tha late Dr. Nidio Noguchi in yellow fev- ai studies, died in Africa It is be- Heved that the death was from y.l- low fever.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
LEGAL NOTICE
U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. MAY i, 1928.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. MAY 1, 1928.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that James Mcconnell, entryman, together with his witnesses, Elmer McNamee, and Peter Anderson, all of Seward, AL aska, has made final proof on his homestead entry serial 06fo9, for the E 1-2sW1.4, sW1-4sW14, section IA, r. i N. R. i w. s. M. and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, and # no protest is filed in the local Land Office within the period of publication or 30 days after said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN
 Register.
 Date first publication May 4. 1928 Date last publication June 9, 1928
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
BALLOON RACE

PITTSBURGH, June 5. (P)-Folr, teen balloons that started in race u Set long distance Tight record were forced down by an elecr:c s.orm which killed two Of the bal loonists.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05
NO ONE INJURED

MEXICO CITY, June 5. R-No one was injured when g bomb ex- ploded in an empty room of the Oregon Presidential campaign head quarters.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05

NTHE NEW VANITY VEST PoCk EFT koDAks WITH F63 LENS ARE HERE. schaIlerer's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05

If you haven't tried Frye Bruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some- thing, friends!
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05

4 small boy was brought in on the N. s. Discoverer Sunday night, from Kenai, to the Jesse Lee Home
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-05

The halibut schooner Efdorado ar- rived in port from the South today.
The border vidette., 1928-01-28
STIRRING YEARS IN ARIZONA

The last year brought out two
Arizona books which have been
read with the greatest interest,
and which will become a part Of
the permanent literature of the
southwest. The first was Tomb
stone," by Walter N. Burns, and
the second. "Augonaut Tales, :"
by Judge Edmund Wells of Pres
colt, recently issued by Frede.
rick Ell. Hitchcock, the Grafton
Press, New York. Tombstone
deals only with an episode GOV.
ering q period of but two or
three years, the palmy days of
Tombstone.
"Argonaut Tales" covers an
important part of the conquest
of the west and the white settle
ment of Arizona, throwing a
strong light on the Apache war.
fare which ragged in this region
from the early sixties, though
most of the events described
fall within the period 1862-67. =
Arizona Republican.
The border vidette., 1928-01-28

cess or notice, or the acceptance there.
of by said agent endorsed thereon, to
have the same force and effect as il
served upon the president and secretary
OF said company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we
hereto affix our signature this 10th
day OF January, A. D.. 1923.
WAYNE HUBBS Seal
A. SWEEM fSeali
SIDNEY P. OSBORN (Seall
Signed, sealed and executed
in the presence Of:
Earl Anderson.
STATE OF ARIZONA. 90
County of Maricopa
Before me. Sam H. Kyle, Notary
Public in and for the county and state
aforesaid. on this day personally ap-
peared Wayne Hubbs, A. Sweem and S
P. Osborn. known to nae to be the same
persons who signed the foregoing in.
stcument and acknowled ged to me that
they executed the same for the uses and
purposes therein men toned.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 10th day Of January, A. D..
1928.
My commission will expire on the l1th
day OF February, A. D.. 1929.
(Seal) SAM II. KYLE.
Notary Public
First publication Jan. 21-6t
The border vidette., 1928-01-28
OLD MEXICO GAINING IN CON-
MERGE AND CHILDREN

OLD MEXICO GAINING IN CON-
MERGE AND CHILDREN
Mexico in 1927 moved up to
sixth place among the countries
of North America in the number
of telephones in operation.
More than a half million child
rem were born in Mexico last
year.
There we're 977 divorces grant
ed in the southern republic dur
ing the last twelve months.
These are some of the striking
statistics contained in bulletins
received from the Trens Agency
at Mexico City. by Juan Evaristo
Anchondo, Mexican consul at
Tucson, in the following bulle.
tins:
Mexico moved up to sixth
place ic the number of tele
phones in operation in countries
of this continent last year. There
were a total of 81 465, according
to the bureau Of national stats
tics.
Countries which outdistanc
ed Mexico were the United Sta
tes, Canada. Argentine, Brazil
and Cuba. Mexico now has 9 35
telephones for every 100000 in
habitants.
Mexico City occupies fifth
place in the cities of Latin
America, having 8 8 telephones
per hundred inhabitants.
Children born in Mexico dur
ing the past year totaled sol. .078,
according to the bureau of ma
tional statistics. The state of
Jalisco heads the list with 49989,
followed by Oaxaca with Al ,683,
Veracruz with 40.668.
There were 3,116 pairs OF
twins, triplets and two quadrup
lets. All we're born in the state
Of Guanajuato.
The number of divorces that
: were granted in Mexico last year
was 977, according to the bureau
of national statistics. OF these.
387 cases were in instances
where the parties bad been mar
ried more than ten years. There
were 81 cases where the mar.
riage had lasted only one year.
THE number of divorce cases
involving Americans was 433.
The total number of divorces
granted amounted to 577.
The largest number of di.
vorces wac granted by mutual
consent of the contracting par
ties. desertion being next in
number.
Mexico may expect. good
year so far as education is con.
cerned, according to DR.. j.
Puig Casanranc, secretary of
public instruction. He points
out that the past year has in.
volved many hardships but that
these lay sound foundation for
the future.
THE budget for public in.
struction is the only one which
is not reduced for the present
year and has further been in
creased by two million pesos for
carrying out its plans for per.
manent improvements in the
way of agrarian schools in &C
cordance with the program of
President Gales.
"Dr. Puig Casauranc further
states that in spite of financial
difficulties the department has
been able to carry out the edu-
cational program with most ex
cellent results along the lines
laid down~by President Gales.
There were s, ,479 motor buss
es operating in Mexico last year,
according to the bureau of ma
tional statistics. The number
of passengers carried was 1884,.
297 900.
This includes 618 buses pri-
vately operated by schools, fac
tories, and other institutions, and
81 operated by the government"
CrlppiMn vEAoc IA Ao,zAMA
The border vidette., 1928-01-28

Nogales plans to start soon on
$75O,OCO 10 ST 100000 paving
program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14

for trick points and 40 for honcrs.
Discussing the bidding of the
hand at Contract, Mr.. Work was Of
the opinion that South should bid
her Clubs Just as in Auction. After
this bid, West and North should
pass, Mr.. Work stated that he does
not believe in any such theory as
the one that requires the partner Of
an initial Club bidder to raise the
bid to two Clubs with "A bust hold
ing. A forced bid r. unfortunate IN
is effect because che partner can
not tell whether there is any
strength back of it. The bidding in
Contract. according TO Mr.. Work. is
difficult enough when made as SIM
pic as possible: therefore he depre-
Gates any system that is in the least
confusing.
For East, Mr.. Work recommended
a bid OF one Heart. as the hand does
not possess the requisite strength
for more than one. and any other
bid (such as a doubled would be de-
ceptive.
In his comments Mr.. Work warn
ed Contract players against passing.
f"0urtn-na0u. AFTER n ola pN
Declarer. with n hand as strong as
East's, as many players are likely
TO do for fear the opponents will
arrive at a game bid. There is very
little 70 fear. as q rule. from a side
that can offer only one Club on the
first round.
After East's Heart. South would
pass. and West would jump. A jump
to three would be tempting. but not,
Mr.. Work. believed, j~ustifisble. He
recommended two Hearts. North
would pass. and then East would
have a choice Of going on with the
Hearts or bidding Diamonds.
Az a rule. Mr.. Work advocates the
showing Of both ends Of n two-suit-
er: but he would hesitate to do so
in cases like this. where suit is
a Major which the partner has help
ed; and the other suit a Minor. much
weaker than the Major. There are
SO many cases where a fcur-card
Major "a bid first and a five-card
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14

Work. Declarer. TO revise his plan
az play. Mrs. Streeter, South. still
held two trumps. and should De-
clarer draw them, he would exhaust
his own trumps as well. He could
then take Dummy's three Diamonds,
but would be without any sure en-
try in his own hand for the making
Of the two Diamond tricks remain-
inr IN III, and he would still be two
tricks short Of the game.
After considering this situation,
Mr.. Work saw a way out, provided
that the five Diamonds outstanding
were divided 50. Even though this
chance seemed unlikely. since the
outstanding trumps were abnormally
divided al and the Diamonds were
likely n be similarly distributed, still
II was the best chance remaining for
making game. Therefore Mr.. Work
proceeded to put il into execution.
lie led the Ace of Diamonds from
Dummy; Mr.. Whitehead played the
2, Declarer the 8; Mrs. Streeter the
~ Mr.. Work continued with Dunn
mys King Of Diamonds; Mr.. White
head played the =; Mr.. Work the 8;
Mrs. Streeter the :. As both adver-
saries followed to this Diamond
trick. Declarer saw his game as
sured.
He led the Z Of Hearts from DUN
my; Mr.. Whitehead discarded the 5
Of Spades; Declarer played the
Queen az Hearts; Mrs. Streeter play
"a the O.. Mr.. Work, Decisrer. con
tinued with the King of Hearts; Mrs.
Streeter played her last Heart, the
10. Dummy discarded the blocking
Queen Of Diamonds; and Mr.. White
head discarded the S-of Diamonds.
Having rid himself Of Dummy's
troublesome Queen Of Diamonds BY
his brilliant discard. and all the
trumps being exhausted. Mr.. Work
was able to win the next three tricks
with the Jack. 10 and 2 of Diamonds
from his own hand. The final two
tricks were taken by Mrs. Streeter's
Two Aces. neclarer won ten tricks
~ ell-Eame a. Hearts-scoring %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14

Minor aftcrward. that il would be
dangerous in a hand like this TO men
ton the Minor OF the second round.
for fear partner would think the
original bidder had only four Hearts.
Mr.. Work was inclined to think,
after Vests Heart jump, that East
should make the long leap TO four
Hearts: which OF course would OBJ
tain the Contract. South would not
be justified in doubling. as North
had passed every opportunity 10
show any strength in his hand.
The play of the hand at Contract
would be the same as az Auction.