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HOW TO MAKE MAGIC SQUARES No. 5.
To place the numbers from 1 to 121 inclusive in the form of a square, so that each row ot eleven
numbers shall make 071 on being added.
1
12 2
1
23 13 3
34 24 14 4
|45 | 35 25 ils 5
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56 i 117 j 46 107 !36 97 26 jB7 16 77 6
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67 7 57 i 118 47 j 108 37 98 27 88 17 67 7 j
78 68 jßj 58 119! 48 109 38 99 28 78 jlB j 8 |
89 |79 19 : 09 9 59 120 49 110 39 89 29 ! 79 19 |9 j
1 100 j9o||Bo;2oj 70 10 GO i 121 50 j 100 40 90 j3O 20 j 10
j 111 j 101 ' i9l 31 81 21 71 11 !61 111 51 101 41 91 31 21 11
1 i i i | : j '
1 1121 ; 102 j 1 92328222 72 162 112 52 102 42 j 32 22
1 113 j : 103 43 ;9333j83■12■ 73 i2| 63 ' 113 |53 103 43 j 33 j
| 114 | 104 44 94 |23j84j13j74 j3j 64 j 114 i54 j 44
j 115 55 1 105 j 34 95 j24|85|14 ! 75 |4| 65 |lls| '55 j
116 j 45 : 106 ; 35 1 96125i86 jl5; 76 5 G 6 j
jH7 1 1071 j 97 j 87 Ts
118 j 1108 i9B 88
1 119 j j 109 99
| 120 j 110
121
First - Having formed a secondary square as in Nos. 1, 2 and 3, and placed the numbers in regu
lar order —
Second. Take the figure 1 and carry it along the row in which it is situated until you come to the
first unoccupied place in the primary square after passing the central row at right angles with that in
which lis first situated, and carry the number 13 to the next open place, and 25 to the next Do the
same thing with 11, 21 and 81; 121, 109 and 97; 111, 101 and 91. Pursue the work precisely as in
No. 4.
Kmarll There may be eight different arrangements of the primary square, according to the place
at which the figure 1 is first inserted, and the course at first pursued in arranging the numbers in order.
Remark 2. Multiply the numbers in the primary square by 36, and it will become that for which the
prize was offered.
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My first forms in youthful eyes ;
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I am composed of seven letters—
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My whole is a country in Europe.
Marietta, Ga. Jessie L.
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