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PAGE TwE LVE " ' . " I’SOU’I‘E'NORWALKV EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY’ JANUARY 29.

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The above epitaph was inscribed on
a. tombstone that stood above the
grave of a. man and his wife. At first
glance it appears to be a. mixmre or
Latin. English and some unknown
language. If it is carefully read. and
the spaces changed. it will make a.
poetic epitaph in perfect English.

Yesterday’s answer:

It a. pair of dice is rolled, there is
one chance in six that the number
seven will fppear. There is a. simple
way to prove this. Roll one of the
dice. Whatever number turns up.
there will be only one number on the'
other die that can bring the total to
seven. As the other die has six sides.
the chances of a seven are one to six.
Example: A three is rolled with one

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die. The only side of the other that ‘ ’
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