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CHAssE-Nous voyons, de plus
a plus. nos vil!ageois s'adonner
ans recreation anssi hygieni-
|pe que profitable dams la saison
|rfnelle. ct nous n'avons point a
|pus plaiadre dun mauque de
Fbler. Dernierement trois de nos
|aus habilles chasseurs, sont re
|enus, apres trois heures de peri
nnatlon dams les champs du
Pruie des Gfiillot, avec quatre.
E'ngt oecassines, qui accommo-
ees a Ia sauce piquante. ont fait
F. aeilces de plusieurs gourmets.
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ard. Lawrence Kecfe, Hudson W. Tabor
and Jos. A. Trone, Trustees.
On motion duly seconded the Conncil pro
ceeded to the election OF a Constable.
The applications of Theophlle Ihlbo6auX
and James Wright for the offices of Consta-
bic, Assessor, Collector anu "hafnhSer
were presented
Thaophile Thibodaux received t5l five
votes and James Wright Il one; Theo-
phile Thibodaux having received maIorl-
ty of the votes cast was declared elected
Constable. Assessor. Collector, and Whar-
finger
On motion duly seconded the Council pro
ceeded to the election of Treasurer.
The application Of jas. /. ihibodeaux
for said office was presented.
On motion of J. Z. Blanchard. duly sec
onded Jos. T. Thibodeaux was elected
Treasurer by acclanation
On motion duly seconded the Council
proceeded TO the election of 1t clerk
The applicatlo IONS of J. I. Alain, l.. P.
Caillouet and A. j. Perrin for said Office
We're presented.
J.F. Allan received ~ vote. L. P. Gail
louet n one and A. j, Perrin az four A.
j. Perrin having received majority OF the
votes cast was declared elected clerk.
The Mayor appointed the following
standing committees.
Committee on Finance-H. w. Tabor, l..
Keefe. and Jos. 4. Trone.
Committee on Improvements-C. Azema.
J. f. Blanchard and I. AIberti.
Committee on Fublic Property - j. +.
Blanchard II. ". Tabor and l. keefe.
Committee on E.lncatiOn-Jos. A. Trone,
7. AIhrrti and &. AZema.
o., motion of l.. Keefe duly seconded
the Mayor was authorized to employ the
Corporation Laborer.
On motion duly seconded the council ad
ionrned to Monday November 25th at
o'clock p. NJ.
ISiruedl W. G. RAGAN. Mayor.
A j. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council
A true copy:
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,orrr1p.- La loterie dc ret"t
Ioi iionisianaa uomme notre
e n ami Theophile P. Bergeron'
eu'0 oseut pour notre parolSSe.
Roa IL trouvera toujours "n
fpidpe House"
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g: rons vonlez 6tre blen
-o' - ..bstez votre chapean chez
(ons, Raum. a !'angle DIES rues
'''Go Tosis ct Market.
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PLUIE.-N0ns avOnS encore ell
une pluie sbondante de lundi a
mardi ct de l'eau autaut OWL
nous en- tallait /; ce qui mons fait
dire "Herr halt Elm NIT deiaem
xgsn." Les chemins d'hahitatiOn
| 90 gateraient, 81 nous devions en-
bore pssnyer des averses ct 81,
apres celia, nne ge!ee trop forte
Iursenait, les cannes .pOnrralent
u .ouffrir Jasqu'a present il NY
aucune apparence dune telle
Wntlariet6.
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,,rvpr.-Nos maladcs Sc reta-
)! flas :, NJ nous n'avons plus guere
|!ss'as |! y css , morte's, nj de nouveaux
D us Ia fleau disparait, ct nous
sas .at,ous dams une nonvel'e car
la,,v's ;ssa de urosperite ct d'abondance.
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c,pr. = LIE proprietaire du
uR,;1ae sn House," no:re cafe par
...slleuce. uH etc faire un tour r., Ell
eaSe'o :',e oo,,r ehoisir toat ce quill y
, 'i'., as ,nlus fin en- wins ct liqueurs
", uu soo 4tab,issement. Ill reuss!
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~ AVIS. -A

MIR. FERNAND VICTOR LAFAYE. ma
M want. depus deux mois. plus rien a
faire comWe agent de la SENTINELLE tOus
les recus donnes par lui depnis cette epoque
saront consideres eomme nuls. Les person.
nes oui df-ireraient avair des rrnseigne-
ments snr son hnnorabii!te mont qua sa
dresser ce Bureau.
F. SAMOAN,
observation-disclosures.
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The following reports of the Treasurer
auk Finance Committee we're presented
and accepsed and on motion of NJ. A. Le-
gendre duly seconded the Treasurer was all
thorized to,have his official bond cancelled
upon presentation of receipt for the
amount on hand from his successor in office.
Treasmer's annual Report from January
In Norember 1878
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por,1A1soN.-La roulaison talt
es progres les p'os satlsfa'ssn.s' nsan,s
~ Tona les planteurs, sans excep'
ion, sen trouvent b1en: Ia"+ LES IRA
,silIeurs, ,gII eux meme, y troovent vent
Va. ,s's eo,nnte. 81 leur pale nest
sss y, fort fort eIev6e, tout est a bon
nsrche.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL.
Friday, November 10TH 1913.
The Town Council of the Town OF ihloo-
daux met in special session this day AT >
o lock p. Nj. rr,,o,,,
Present w. .. Ragau. Mayor ana i h1.n
as Aibertl, Cyprien Azema, >. T. Dlancn-
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-Payez vos taxes 81 vOus YOU
s que votre nom ne figure
nins snr Ia liste des d6linqnants
ai sera enr6gistr6e le 9 decembre
us.
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--Allez au Bureau du COllec-
teur ct payez vos taxes. La liste
deS delinquants sera enregiStree
le 9 decembre 1878.
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In Testimony whereof, | have hereunto
a Il xed NV signature, this 7th. dayl OF No
yember A. ID. 1873 in this parish and State
of louisiana: ,,:a
APPENDIX.
For Sheriff l.. A. Wehre 22lo
rof 'hc.''' :. 8. Weber 23l
Recorders Office.
Parish of Bafourche,
November 7th 1873.
EMILE L. LEBLANC,
Recorder.
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Total I.... S2121 81
We the undersigned Finance Committee
respect fully report that we have examined
carefully the books Of the Treasurer aud
find same to correspond correctly with the
vouchers in his possession. which we have
cancelled by letter Z. on the face of each
and every one.
We also ask that is Official Bond be can
celled and annulled.
Respectfully.
[Sirnedl P. A. AUCOIN, Chairman.
F. SAMOAN,
The following claims were presented ap-
proved and on motion OF p. A. Aucoin. du
ly seconded sn appropriation Of Thirty
Seven and 3SIl00 Dollars was made to pay
the same nv the following vote.
Yeas Grisamore, Aucoin 2. A Legen-
dre and Samoan.
Nays: None.
Theo. Thibodaux. Collectors fees 13 63
S. +. Grisamore. Sundries Is ~
II. w. Tabor, lo %
Total .. $M 80
On motion duly seconded the Council adj
journed to tomorrow Friday November
18th. 1873. at O clock p. NJ.
lSignedl s. T. GRISAMORE.
Mayor.
(signed) A. J: PERRIN.
A true Copy.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
TOWN HALL,
Thibodaux, Friday November 18th. 1873.
The Town Council Of the Town of Thibo
daux met according to adjournment this
day at 4 clock p. MI
Present s. 7. Grisamore. Mayor, P. A.
Aucoin, J. L. Aucoin, l.. Keefe, NJ. A. LIE
gen,lre and F. Samoan. Trustees.
Absent: o. Naqnin Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved az recorded.
The followin. returns of the election held
Tuesday November 5th 1873 was presented
and accepted.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche.
Corporation of ThlbOdauy.)
KNOW ALI, MEN BY THESE PRES.
IN ents That on this the Fifth day Of
| the month of November A. D. 1878 in pursu
ance to a proclamation of Silas T. Grlsa-
mere Mayor of the Town of Thibodaux aud
| in pursuance to law the undersigned com
missioners and members Of the Town
Council of Thibodaux have met at the
Town Hall in the town aforesaid at
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of holding an
! election to elect a Mayor and six Council
| men for said town and at the hour OF six
l6) o'clock p NJ. We have closed said poll
and we found the following result viz:
For Mayor. w. c. Ragan, one hundred
and eighty three 1873
For Trustee. Thomas Alberti, one hun
drcd and eighty two 1871
For Trustee, Il. W. Tabor, one hundred
and eighty three 1881
For Trustee. l.. Keefe, one hundred and
eighty two 1921
For Trustee, c. Aze,na, one hundred and
eighty four [l8l].
For Trustee, Joseph A. Trone, one hun
dred and eighty-fve 1851.
For Trustee, J. E. blanchard. one hun
Gred and eighty five 1851
This done and signed this 5th. day o
November 1873.
(Signed) J. l. AUCOlN,
3. o. NAQUIN,
+. SAMOAN,
Commissioners.
The pei sons named in the above RETURN
hoving been declared elected and duly con
missioned in accordance with law and be
J i, now present and ready to assume thel
respective duties the Mayor adjourned thu
Council sine die.
(Signed) ST. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A True Copy
A. j. PERRIN Clerk Town Council.
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J.Rn1NAGE.-Les legumes ne
nsnouept pas an marche, cepen,
|aant un critique tronvera't a re-
|drp. L'etalage manGne de varl-
|la. Nos iardiniers n'ont point
,s,ez dinitiativc. Les legnmes les
ulus su.rnlents ne tignren' point
supore au marche de ThibOdaux,
let nous n'a;mons pas trop les
| ndis creuX.
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]. VERGKoiE.


On Sc desnande comment nm
previept une ttRlie de naladies teiIes ,ne
les hevres lnterklittentes, Ia dyspepsie lea
maladics de poitrine: Phth.sie, khumes
Bronchite, Ahgine, Granulat;ons, Larynv'
ite, Aphonie, Asthme, Pleuresie. Lympbs.
tisine, Maladies du Foie, de la Vessie ct
des VOies UrinaIres. des N6vralgies. nonr
lie pansement des plates.
Lon previent ct ION guGrit toutes cos
maladies ell faisant usage de
L'ECCALYPTES BlrrERS-
Depuis introduction gu Europe de pm.
caiyptus par P. Kamel, ct depuis Que rut.
tention du monde sciutifque q etc anne.
lee sur les avantages multIples que ron
pOuVait tlrer dc cStte relnarQuable planta
pour Ia guerisOn de diverses n,ai.dies.
un grand nombre de pr,lticiens uistinunas
ont cOnstate ct demOntr6 retficacite do
fEucalyptus.
Lees produits de rEucalyptus. sont en-.
pioyes avec grand s,lcces depuis uiusieurs
anrees dams les h0pitaux de Paris.
LIE Bitter Eucalyptus, compos6
de la plante de ce nom, est un preyentif
sur contre une foule de maladies.
Depot general: BURKE & THOMPSON
No; o6 RUE TCHOUPITOULAS n. o.
ju-Sly-
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-c,.,uaticns Locales.

p,os de retard ; la liste des
li;',nables dalinqllants sera G."
.'.S.. oD.,S le 9 d6cembre 1878.
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TOWN HALL,
Friday, November sth. 1873. :
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met in postponed regular session this
,av at o'clock P. NJ.
Present: $. L. Grisamore, Mayor; and
p. A. Aucain. J l.. Aucoin o Naquin, and
+ Samoan, Trustees.
Absent: NJ. A Legendre. and L. Kcefe,
Trustees.
The minutes of previous regular session
were read and approved as recorded.
The following Trea>urer's Report for the
month of October 1878 was presented.
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TOWN HALL.

Tuesday, November 18th. 1878.
The Town Council of the Town of Thib
odaux met according to adjournment this
day at 4 O'Clock p NJ.
Present: S. T. Grisamore, Mayor and p.
A. Aucoin, NJ. A. Legendre and F. Samoan
Trustees.
Absent J. L. AucOin. L. Keefe and O..
Naquin, Trustees
The minutes of the previous session Were
read and approved rs recorded.
The following Collectors Report was pre-
septed and accepted.
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-Si vous voulpz des marchan
1isrs fines addresseZ vous an
|msgasin de Simon Baum, coin
III. Louis ct Market.
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J. vERGN0LE.

oO -
O5-..----.Rue Decatur. .05
-iMPOkIA1EUK DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
A L'EAC-DE-VlE, WEYMOUTH. HUI.
LIZ, SAKDlNcS. ABSINTHE.
Seul agent pour lie Sud ct rOuest de w.
81. ZUBA 4 CO., Cognac; de la celabre
mar4ue des wins de A. SIiLLiER q Co,
Bordeaux, CHAUvET Fills. Tn assorti,
ment general de liqueurs du pays.
Bitter elcs Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
Les propriet6s Tongues, stimulantas ct
digestives de ce bitter, asissent sur le sys.
teme nerveux ct en- font uue bosom ex.
tremement agreeable et bienfaisaut. Com.
me aperltif le BITTER DIES ARABES
talt lie plus grand hien aux estOmaes fai
bles ct dellcats ct combat etficacement Ia
dyspepsia.
j. VERGNOLE.
JuS-ly. PropriGtaire, N. Orleans,
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Collectors Report.

From November Sth. 1873, to November
1ith 1873.
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| VIZ I
l(alccssss''
DD@
tou ias
>x a
|foSaes
elssu|a
Hae IL
J. s:
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Egyptian Legend.

Sultan Hassan, wishing 10 see the
world, and lay aside for a time the anx-
ieties and cares Of royalty, committed
the charge of his kingdom to his favor
lite minister, and taking with him q large
&mount of treasure in money and jew
els, visited several foreign countries in
the character of a wealthy merchant.
Pleased with his tour, and becoming in
terested in the occupation he had as
sumed rs a disguise. he was absent
much longer than he originally intend
ed. and in the purse of a few years
greatly increased his already large stock
of wealth. His protracted absence, how
ever, proved a temptation too strong for
the virtue of the vicerOy, who, gradually
forming for himself . party among the
leading men of the country, at length
communicated to the common people
the intelligence that Sultan Hassan was
no more, and quietly seated himself on
the vacant throne. Sultan Hassan re
turning shortly afterward from his pill
grimage, and, fortunately for himself,
still in disguise, learned, as he approach.
ed his capital, the news of his own death
and the usurpatiOn of his minister; find.
ing, on further inquiry, the party of the
usurper to be too strong to render an
Immediate disclosure prudent, he pre-.
served his incognito, and soon became
known in Cairo as the w~ealthiest OF her
MERCHANTS, nor did it excite any sur
prise when he announced his pi0us In.
tention OF devotlng Q portion OF biz
gains to the erection OF . specioul
mosque. The work proceeded RAPIDLY
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under the spur Of the great merchants
gold, and, on its completion, he solicited
the honor of the Sultan's presence at
the ceremony of naming it. Anticipa-
ting the qualification Of hearing his own
name bestowed upon it, the usurper &C
cepted the invitation and at the appoint
ed hour the building was filled by him
and his most attached adherents. The
ceremony had duly proceeded to the time
when it became necessary to give the
name. The chief moolah, turning To the
supposed merchant, inquired what sho'd
he its name.
Call it" he replied, "the mosque Of
Sultan Hassah." AL stared At the nien-
ton Of this name, and the questioner, AS
though he could not believe ne heard
Alright, or to afford An opportunity Of
correcting what might he a mistake, re-
peated his demand. "Call it." again
again cried he, 'the mosque Of me, Sui
tan Hassan;" and throwing off his dis
SOiSe, tuc lcXililldS Sult6u SUOOl It
vealed before his traitOrOus servant.
He had no time for reflection; sImul-
taneOusly with the discovery, numerous
~trap-dOOrs leading TO extensive vaults,
which had been prepared for the pur.
pose. were hung open, and a multitude
OF armed men issuing from them. ter
minated at Once the reign and life of
the usurper. His followers were min
gled in the slaughter, and Sultan Has
san was ono o in possession of the
| throne of his fathers.
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Dries badh, The LiOn-Tamer.

Driesbach, the liOn-tamer, died on
his Ohio farm en- Wednesday, a poor but
contented man. of 20 years. The news
papers are relsting many anecdotes con-
corning him, and among them is that
of his exhibition in this city, twenty
a ago, when after a fight in d cage
with a tiger. he was taken out covered
with blood and apparently dreadfully
injured. There were shrieks from the
audience and much horror expressed,
until a physician announced that his
wounds were not dangerous. For a
fortnight after, Driesbach appeared
with his arm in a sling and his face
covered with strips of plaster; then it
was discovered that his wounds were
imaginary. the gore had come from a
sponge filled with rOse-pink, and the
whole performance was nothing but a
clever piece of adgsrtising.-NetC York
Tribune.
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Changes Of 4 Century.

TIL nineteenth century has witness
ed great discoveries and changes.
In 1909, Fulton took ut the nrst pat
ent for the invention of a steamboat.
The first steamboats, which made reg
ular trips across the Atlantic Ocean
were the Sirius and Great Western in
1880.
The first public application to practi-
Cal use OF gas illumination was made in
1902.
In 1913 the streets of London were
for the first time lighted with gas.
In 1913, there was built in Waltham,
Mass, a mill, believed to have been the
first in the world, which combined all
the requirements Of making finished
cloth from the raw cotton.
In 1870 there were only twenty-five
post-offices in the whole country, and up
to 1897 the rate of postage was twenty
five cents for a letter sent over four hun.
dred miles.
In 1897 wooden clocks began to be
made by machinery. This urshered in
the era of cheap clocks.
About The year of 1883 the first rail-
road of rny considerable length in the
| United States was constructed.
In 1870 the first experime nts in pOhO-
Biography were made by Daguerre.
Abou: 1910 the first express business
| was established.
The anthracite coal business may be
| said to have begun in 1920.
In 1885 the patent for the invention
| of matches was granted.
In 1s45 the first telegram was sent.
Steel pens were introduced for use in
1863.
The first successful trial of a reaper
| took place in 1882.
| In 1876 Elias Howe obtained a patent
| for his first sewing machine.
The first successful method of making
| vulcanized India rubber was patented
| in 1899.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Alphabetic CuriOsities.

The Protean nature of the vowel
sounds is familiar to all. A few anus
ing examples will show that the conso-
, nants are nearly az bad:
B makes a road broad, turns the ear
to a bear and Tom into a tomb.
makes lime climb, hanged changed,
, lever clever and transports a lever TO
clover.
ID turns "A bear TO beard, a crow to a
crowd and makes anger danger.
+ turns lower regions TO flower re-
gions.
q changes a son TO a song and makes
one gone.
III changes eight into height.
makes now know and eyed KEYED.
transforms a pear into a pearl.
y turns a line into linen, a crow to a
crown and makes one none.
L metamOTphOses lumber into plum
Der.
q of itself, hath no significance.
SkarDs even to seven, makes hove
shove, and word a sword. a pear a spear,
makes slaughter to laughter, and curl.
Ously changes having a hoe so shaving
a shoe.
I makes a bough bought, turns here
thSre, alters n to tone, changes either
to tether, and transforms the phrase
ALLOW his own" to "tallow this town"
W does well, e. g., hose are whose :
are becomes ware, on one. omen women
so sow,vie view; it makes an arm warm,
and turns a hat intO-whatp
Y turns fur to fury, a man to many
y TO toy, a rub TO a ruby, Ours to yours
and "A lad TO a lady.
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OvercrOwdpd.

London is frightfully overcrowded.
In one district it was discovered that
there were five hundred and seventy
families, meme of whom occupied more
tSan a single room. This was the case
throughout a dozen districts. In one
room, twelve by thirteen feet. and sew
en- feet six inches high, eight persons
were racked; in another, only six and a
half feet high, a man, his wife and five
children. The worst feature of the
Ov~ercrowding is the occupation of the
same bed by tive sets of people during
the same night. Certain classes attend
ing the theatres every night-ballet
dancers. supes, and the mob which is
attached toa pantomime-let their beds
to market people, who are just ready to
get up and go to work when the theat-
rical folks come home. From time to
time raids are made upon Objectionable
lodging houses which fairly swarm with
people; slums and courts and alleys are
demolished right and left, and the In
habltants of the surrounding neighbor-
hood rejoice that they are at last deliv,
cred from the plague which had so long
vexed them; but others are the worse
for the exodus. The Objectionable ones,
with their wives and families, do not
Hmain without a lodging one single
night; and of all things this is certain
that they will "camp down" new in a
body, and in company with their own
kind. Nor is it easy to see a way out of
difficulty which is daily growing more
formidable, asthe number of the people
increase yearly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Migrants.

The vagrant population of Naples are
called the laZZaroni. As a rule they
have nodwelling houses, but sleep every
night in summer under pOrticOs, piazzas,
or any shelter they can find; and in the
winter or rainy time of the year, which
lasts several weeks, the RAIN falling IN
torrents, they resort to the caverns I'M
der Capo di Monte, where they sleep in
> crowds like sheep in a penfOld. Those
of them who have wives and children
reside in the suburb of Naples is huts.
or in caverns, or chambers dug out OF
the mountain. Some gain a livelihood
10y fishing. others in carrying burdens to
and from the shipping; many walk
about The streets ready TO run on 81
, rands, or TO perform any labor in their
power for a very small recOmpense. AS
thew do not meet with constant employ.
ment their wages are not snficient Tor
their maintenance; but the deficiency
is, in degree, supplied by the soup AM
bread which is distributed at the doors
of the converts. Although there is 50
>much poverty among the lower people,
there is a great appearance of wealth
among some of the great. The Neapol-
itan nobility are excessive fond of show
and splendor. This appears IL the bril-.
liancy of their equipages, thenumber OF
their attendants, the richness of theil
dress. and the grandeur of their titles
EXPENSE and extravaganza are in the
extreme.