THE MAGIC THIRTY-SIX, OR PUZZLE OF ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN.

This puzzle is similar in principle to the preceding one, and consists in so arranging the numbers 1 to 36 in six rows that the sum of each row, added together horizontally or vertically, shall be the same (Fig. 6). The sum of the rows will be found to be 111.

There is a still more complicated puzzle of this class to be performed. It is called

ABCDEEDCBA
91239769594891001
208283171615148889812
217273742526277879303
603938646665673332414
504948575556544342515
615958474546445352405
316968343536376362704
802223247576772829713
901213878685841819112
19998496579392101

Fig. 7.—Plan of the Magic Hundred.