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without the use of a third person to check the moves. The  <br>
without the use of a third person to check the moves. The  <br>
board has a grid of 64 holes.There are 64 pegs. 32  <br>
board has a grid of 64 holes.There are 64 pegs. 32  <br>
are blank at both ends.
are blank at both ends. The others are blank at one end but  <br>
have <u>CHESS</u> pieces [illegible crossed out] pictured at the other end.  <br>
The game starts with the pieces in their regular spaces and the  <br>
blank pegs in the other 4 rows. When a player makes a  <br>
move he switches the peg of the pc. with the blank peg in  <br>
the space he moves to. When an opponent's pc. is discovered it  <br>
is captured. To make the game playable a new rule is added.  <br>
A piece can jumpover an opponent's pc., but not over his own.  <br>
(How do you know when a king is in check?)  <br>
Amberstones had a game <u>COURIER</u> which they played 2-hand  <br>
before Claude came. Then we all played 4-hand. The board  <br>
is a large map of the world. The capital cities of 6  <br>
countries are starred: U.S., Russia, China, India, France,  <br>
and Egypt.