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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 407, 16 January 1909, Page 13

I If the candidate appears to know-the subject fir3t started, tho bad oxamine'r leaves it immediately and tries another until he finds one about which the candidate knows little, and at that Subjcct lid remains fixM until the -appalling, ignorance of the candidate is manifest/ —"Lancet." ' A superstition, very prevalent among women players is that a 'misdeal.changes-one's luck,'. When tho cards aro'going; badly, I have recently seen some' players misdeal on' purpose. This may not actually bo a bridge felony, but -it 'combs perilously.near' cheating.—"Throne and Country." "•, : With all due respect 'to, her who first listened to tho perfidioiis adi'i'ce of tho serpent, it was, after all, Evo who-made use or tho first terminological inexactitude and who taught ivoinen to deceive.—-".Le Soir,''- Brus--Belsv '■ ■■■■■ '■:■. !