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Is III DURABLE.
4 Question often Asked by Those Az
nicted Win Piles.

a Question often Asked by Those Az
niced Win Piles.
IL strained Joint durable? Is local In
flammation durable? or course, II properly
treated. So Is piles.
People often become afflicted with piles
and ask some old Chronic" who has d.
naturally he Encourages them by telling
them that their case Is hopeless
They In turn discourage othsrs, and thus
n disease that can In every case be cured
by careful and skillful handling Is allowed
10 sap the energy OF thousands 1ho might
free themselves OF the trouble M 4 scw
days.
Pyramid Pile Cure win cure the mest
aggravated case Of bemorrhoids IN an ar
fonishiDgly short time. II rclioyas the ,on-
gested parts. reduces the tumoes instantly
no matter how large, alIays the inflnmma-
ton and stops The aching or ticking At
once.
Thousands who had resorted 10 expen1ve
surgical treatment have been cured By the
pyramid Pile Cure--in a number of ir-
stances pergons who had spent months H. a
hospital under pile specialist
II IL a remedy that none need fear 10
agaly even 10 the most aggrasltcd. rwol-
len and inflamed hemorrhoidal tumors.
II you are afflicted with this sur5boin
disease you. can master 1t and matter Il
quickly.
This remedy 10 no longer an OK ,ormens,
but medical certainty, II 10 na1'i.act ,rFd
By the Pyramid Drug Co., OF Marshall.
Mich
Druggists sell II al 80 cents rcr box, II
is becoming the most popular pile cure this
eounfry has ever known and dfuGgifts
everywhere are ordering It for tueis s'is-
toners.
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r,,ed n ncrd of Trnst.

Beeville. Texas. February i5.-J. $. $40
vail. doing a general merchandise business
at Mineral City filed deed o. trust on
his stock Monday for the benefit OF bis
creditors The liabilities nlnI in lhe
deed of trust amount to over $'lo9. VIII he
the assets are estimated al }Salo SLOW
collections is assigned as tho cause OF the
failure The following is the hei OF crte
tors Hin a Dougherty Beoville, $iOni
Commercial National bank Bnefil'e, Sl2pD,
p. j. Wills & Bro, Galveston. $3.50 90.
A b. Franks e. Co. San Antonio, S2,iIS.&i;
Elmondorf a. Co, san Antpa,o, $40 oG;
Goodman & Pfeiner san Antonio sal %;
Kranker. Zach g. Moyo. san Antonio31,SO so;
l.. Frank & Co. San Antonio. SAT 70. hugo
e. Schmaltzer. San Antonio, Slo3. u.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Statement of Houston Electric Light
Company Affairs.
THE BIG GUN is BEING LOOKED At.
Special Meeting OF the city Counci,
to Consider the Dudget-Thc
Federal Grand Jury.

Galveston Texas. February 25.-Blaks
Dupree, receiver OF the Citizens Electric
Light and Power company Of Houston, H.
day filed with the clerk of the Federal
court fere an inventory OF the property
that came into his hands Accompanying
1t is q statement OF tho receipts and dis
sbursements of the company from January
.. the time he took control, up TO and in
GLIDING January 81. The inventory. be-
sides containing an itemized list OF all tho
property, gives the names OF the delinquent
subscribers on the comrany's books when
ne took charge, the amount of the indcbt-
edness being S3i45.S9.
The statement of receipts and expenses
is as follows.
Cash from Citizens Electric Light and
Power company, $1,000; from refund az
freight charges. Soc; from Santa Fe con-
tract, Sl40; from consumers, SS4S9.i7--to-
tai, $36s0Sl. Total disbursements for the
same period, sSi57,4s; cash on hand, S2S2Ss.
Warrants from the city of Houston for
street lighting are not included in the
statement for the reason that they were
not received in time.
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Tho sailor Is TO lead the way for smaii
hats To be sure, H. Is IN some Of its
phases n very different sort Of iiaadgoar
from the ono we are apt to associate win
that name, but the new shapes all bear at
least family resemblance to the trim,
siiff severely plain har which has been
such boon to the tailor made shirt
waist wearing, travelling or athletic woman
for The last five years,
Fancy siraws OF various kinds are being
made up into sailor hats; the speckled
black and white we ain familiar With. hut
rather new Is yellow with violet, rel Win
green brown with black and other comhin-
atoms, including red with gold A great
many OF these hats have q plain color un-
der the brim, which Is becoming trcJi-
mont.
Japgnose chip and Panama straw, both
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool and light. are TO appear,
not emily in white black and in pale ,o',it.
but In glazing leaf-green. This is eypet.-
ed TO cause sensation ag well ~ sue.
ceas White sailors, the brim lined vain
green. are very summary and petty. TIC
French sailor has a broader brtm ard q
crown a bit higher than II had last year.
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MEATHER AND CROPS.

Workman, Freestono County. Texas Febru-
AIRY "a. Farmers are almost through planting
corn Some have good stands already. Tho
weather is clear and cool.
Beeville. Bee County. Texas, February e..
a fine rain fell through this county last night
and farmers are now in better shape than
they have been for a long tme
Brownsville, Cameron County, Toxas, Feb
rnary "a lit is reported from various parts of
the country and river ranches that tho corn
acreage In this section viii he about the
same as last year. but that cotton viii he
fully 50 per cent moreall new land.
toldthwaitr. Mills County. Texas Fehru-
AIRY 81. Considerable change in the weather in
this section yesterday and last night l, cul-
minated in quite freeze this morning Heavy
frost and ice an eighth OF an inch thick. II
will set back grass, which had been growing
nicely for the past ten days, and IL VIII
cause a delay in fruit trees blooming in that
respect. There is very little harm done, as
there Wore only few treeN IN bloom.
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MAYOR LEWINIEWs.
Expresses Himself othe Test Adop-
tod ut MAS.

Expresses Himself Othe Test AdOp-
ted at Dias.
Cameron, Texas, FeEary 25.--Hon. A.
Lewis. mayor of thuity and one of the
|scognzed democratiTar horses of this
Isction of the State, given out the fol-
lwing interview:
What do you thipof the test adopted
h Dallas"
AT first blush, !nay seem to some
sther severe. but must recollect that
II parties have TO pee safeguards around
heir conventions I'D elections to keep
heir principles pr and from becoming
pntamnated witthe enemy. You will
hpd that the intelent opposition to DEM
aacy In this sta will not object or con-
denim this test. athey viii recognize the
nscessity of SUD action under existing
conditions, and doubtless, If they were
naced in the san position they would be
tsidy tAreful to who participated in
Eer primaries.
What do reconsider the duty of the
nrors count democratic executive com
llltees Of thetate!
To adopt t rulings and suggestions in
&o as enuneted at Dallas by the State
tscltive conittec."
What is lr view of the governorship.
" who doou favor for governor
With thgreatest admiration ana re-
Fsct for Conel Sayers, and feeling also
tat the otr candidates would make good
"a efficie governors, still when we re-
atmber thservices of General Crane, his
isgfessivea mpaigns against the opposi-
on, his dciency in his office, the valua-
We seryio he has rendered to the State,
va his ilong devotion to Texas and her
pest intests, even IL we vote for either
sae Of u other worthy gentlemen, we ara
@npet to admire Crane. The election
Gran viii be a guarantee beyond all
aeestiolof the principles of government
INocat by William j. Bryan in 1896, and
Saces exas virtually in limo with the
shlon democracy. | shall support him
" gornor."
hips
III IS a question which ] dislike and
'h'f 70 answer. Colonel Mills is one OF
PSI prominent men in congress ana
'ia} down TO history as a great states
lla lie has always received my humble
2fL END Texas has given him her hand
Fey The heart, but twenty years is
Political life in a government like
ana during that time many changes
pace and new questions arise.
M is the sentiment of the great mass
W people of Texas to have repre-
auve IN the senate who is In closer
With the party at home, and for
nason and others that are not in the
aerogatory to Colonel Mills. l shall
s euibefson for the United States SEN
rno 40 You favor for congress-
asaess Hon. T. S. Henderson or some
IL. eompetent and available person
III announce from Milan county,
support Hon. r. l.. Henry"
e you ANYTHING to say about the
,4lsn Of 1902"
fVhihg further than that there ought
readoption of the Chicago platform,
Me nomination Of that matchless
lan and superb orator. William
lnr the presidency, and OF that
IA ,,N'iian. diplomat and warrior, Fitz-
= LTt, LOT vice president T"
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DECISION ON THE TEST.
..,,mao Blake SAYS It Is Not In
tended as Mandatory.
APPLIANCE HEREWITH REQUESTED
-. right of the County Commits
ICES TO Govern Themselves Is
Well Established.

u..,a Texas, February 25.--The follow.
|. vas today given out:
], YIN. A. Bramlette. Democratic
rounty Chairman OF Fannin County
pouham. Texas.
mar Sir: Yours of February 23 received
L,sssting an official opinion and expires
4, in regard to the test" resolution
la.cted BY the State executive committee
| n meeting held February %.
you ask whether said resolution is man
.ory and binding upon the county com,
Lu,ses Of the State and Ii said test
IL, be adopted by the party in ca
l,,uty in order to be recognized as REF
|, under democratic usage at the cong
N, convention. l answer that thee |
" Of the State committee upon this at !
csn only operate as q recommendon,
\ Is command. 1t is an expressn CT
Va committee as to the rule andolicy
Isich should be adopted and pursd ty
\, party in holding primaries, ANS ad-
E.ory not mandatory. The right local
is one of the W, estab- !
shed doctrines of democracy arhas al /
AVS been recognized and susned By :
State conventions here the
uestion has been presented.
In giving this opinion / dfe to say
bat while did not approve, vigorous
! opposed the adoption of So" test" res
luton by the executive comttee, rs un-
ise yet l. as State chairmsl accept same
an official expression oparty policy
ID 1t becomes my duty aa good demo-
at to request complianc herewith by
e various county conittees OF the
ate. j. w. Blake,
,airman State Demoitic Executive
Committee.
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News Of Women workers.

Mrs, Charlotte Bray. the friend and 1T
orlfy associate Of George Eliot is ycsy
III al Coventry. England.
Mies Frances Lewis Lawrence, who was
graduated from the Shcboygan tWls.b ,high
school, is filling the position OF director and
supervisor OF Kindergarten work In the la
waiian Islands.
Miss Mabel Hay Barrows, whose Greek
play at Brown University was so snecoss-
full. VIII soon conduct Latin play, the
Flight Eueaa. Tor The benefit OF the IIcrh-
kiss school OF Lakeyile, Conn.
There rs on foot IN Chicago movement
to establish n hospital for the free tri Mt
ment OF women too poor for medical at
tendance. aud a building OF fifty sis roon,r,
3lli Indiana avenue, has been leased for
the purpose II Is claimed that there Is IN
Chicago no hospital whcr~~ sclf-respacttns
poor women can obtain free treatment, cS-
cept by students. who are allowed 10 at
tend to such cases for tho experience
gained
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sherman, Texas. February 20 PuFruaht
TO call made By number OF the stock
holders In this city of the Sound Building
and Loan association, against whom SUITS
have been entered by the receiver OF that
concern In the Federal court at san An
tonic, meeting was held at the court
house this evening, at which II was tn
voice of those present that an attorney Le
selected to represent them oe body al the
San Antonio court and If possible nave
their cases removed TO the home court a
committee was appointed TO canvass the
matter and report TO fuller meeting 10
be held tomorrow evening.
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On Y FoncEs sArlsr,sn.
Doctor I'D TO Have Gotten All HI
3e~4 Expected.

Doctor Id TO Have Gotten All He
| Expected.
sherm Texas. February 25.-Mrs. John
Grant tcy received telegram from Ma
tional Chmitteeman Grant at Washington
stating at his name with the compromise
slate ohe warning factions in Texas was
sent the senate today. The only deyia-
ton an the slate agreed upon was the
| omissn of Charley Ferguson upon whom
actiohad been delayed.
prominent republican said that this
| aefa settled beyond question. and to
| U felief OF the republicans OF the State
a. vigorous fight that has existed Tor
lfarly a year among the republican leaders.
le further said that Grant was Satisfied
M that his friends were satisfied that
mile Grant had made fight for the con-
rol of the entire State patronage he had
ever expected to get all and had secured
much OF 1t as he had anticipated.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

n 4 -
."se1oN Does Not Aspire to he
e., Lieutenant Governor.
,,es'oh, Texas. February 25.-Mr.
Il loseloy, member of the State demo-
executive committee. returned home
%efhoon from attending the meeting
soumit,ee at Dallas. In response
.,s ss's''ons from Post reporter MI
q, said he would not be candidate
governor although urged
Z" friends throughout the state TO
Y N 'hs race; sAat the encouragement he
II se'sed has been spontaneous and
'ss evidenced by a large pile OF
II uaence, all bearing on the subject
n lstsiste as much as any one can :
y nna Loveloy, THE support that has
Ssfea me, but my practice as an
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A Wow of Adclna ratti No n widow
dressing in deep black for Nicolini, is given
below, pattie has not forsabon her public
career on account of her grief. nor has
she allowed " to Interfere with the sent
social side SO necessary for public singer.
She goes out to her royal concerts In Ger
many and Is frequently compelled TO sing
at a royal entertainment whore ftetTard
she is entertained as guest of bouor.
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attorney and pate business interests an
solutely preve me from entering the
canvass. Thefers OF support that come
from my CASTOR friends, both sound
money and 7, silver democrats alike. /
am grateful b"
Mr.. Lovejo when asked about the ,est
for voting inne primaries adopted by the
committee. ave 1t his unqualified an
proval. 1T III do much to purify the
party" saide. Since the meeting Of the
committee has visited several counties
and believthat the rule adopted viii be
followed bInost county organizations.
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NEW CORPORATIONS

The following corporations today hled
their charters with the secretary of state:
The Powers Lumber company Of Terrell;
capital stock, $4,000. Incorrorators.
George Meliersh, Noah Laroc, William II.
Allen and Joe II. Laroe.
The Texas and Louisiana Lumber COM
pany Of Houstonss capital stock. sso,o0o,
lncorporators: Percy Allen, L. u. Meuciec
and A. T.. Lucas.
The Snow Irrigation company OF Sterl-
ing City, Sterling county; capital stock,
$1,000. Incorporators: S. II. Snow. G. M.
Garrett and Nj. L.. Flowers.
The Consolidated Chemical company o..
San Antonio; capital stock $4,000. lnccr-
porators; Albert Kroukosky, George r..
Geersdorf and James T. Harper.
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THE BIG GUN.

The first big gun for arrnng the coast
defenses at Galveston has arrived. 1t came
in this morning over the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson and was switched to the
open yard at the foot of fremont street,
near the old passenger depot. Here it was
taken charge of by the Washington Guards
as a guard of honor. Captain Knoll made
for headquarters, and the whole affair look
ON quite warlike and martial air.
In spite of the fact that the war clouds
are not growing any less, Lieutenant Ri:he
does not seem to be In hurry to rush the
gun out to the fort. The gun can be
mounted in twenty-four hours, and there
is no reason why the people here should
not look at 1t to their hearts content.
The gun Is one of eight OF its kind which
Will form the main defense of the Dort
when the present scheme of fortifcatioa Is
completed In addition there will be Fix
teen high power 12-inch mortars, capable
of great destruction. All of these guno are
not yet manufactured but on a pinch the
completed forts in the east end could be
armed with two l0-inch rifles and four IL
inch mortars in less than two weeks
There are no quarters for men 10 man
the gus, but it Is thought these will be
provided in good time, as congress now
seems in a humor TO do something in this
line. 1t will require fifty men TO fight
each of these guns, but in tine of peace no
such number VIII be maintained
Lieutenant Richie has not yet given or
ders as TO when the gun will be taken out
to the fort, but 1t Will probably not be
moved from it's present position before
Monday.
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SUITS Filled.

Since last reported the following suits
have been filed with District Clerk Blan-
Ghetto:
William Perryman VS. Texarkana and
Fort Smith railroad. damages
Jake Douglass VS.. Texarkana and Fort
Smith railroad. damages
John Perkins KS. Texarkana and Fort
Smith railroad. damages,
Port Arthur Land company vs.. w. n.
Besrdsley. damages.
Florence Wagon company VS. l.. Vtcrbo
n Bro, suit on note.
B, u. Ciary vs.. Texsrkans and Fort
Smith railroad, damages.
J. j. Solinsky VS.. O. b. Greeves, gar
nshee, garpishmont after Judgment,
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
younr Man Caught Under n Faiifnh
Tree.


Lake Charles, La. February "a very
sad accident occurred this morning at the
Evons homestead on Little river six miles
from westlake,
clifton Eyans, aged IS, and his brother,
n n Evans, aged "a were out IN the ns'p
CLEARING the land and had cut down iarze
nine tree when 1t caught against aaoinef
Tree. Unexpectedly the tree fell ana a. =
did so it caught Clifton across the oaeh
~ ,.,z,onea him to the ground
His bother went as quickly as possini e
~ tbe mouse for help. but no one was lhe.e
aycent the mother. She went at ohee y.
render assistance and then began the M.
frantic effort to get the boy released, ines
,aois The saw and began saving tne ~.
=, 80 t,yo and this was nearly done wheh me
-. yot pincbed. In the efort 10 ~, ~
,.a,aasea il was broken. Other msans nau
~ he resorted to. Prizes we're arranged asu
anaIIy after the po3r boy had been CO.
AIRED for nearly an hour IN tha' ""fS'
nositiop he was released ~,
nr watkins was summoned a, ohes, wv
,.snro he reached the scene me unior-
,,,nste toy had pas ed beyond earthly an
The most effcacious stimulant 70 HApsn
~ annette is DR.. siegerls Angos'oia
"a. non,t accept an imitaao;i.
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nrER1.INGroN orrlclALs.

Howard Elliott, general manager; L. W.,
wakoley, general passenger agent, and W,
Gray, ASSISTANT general freight agent OF
the Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy lines
In Missouri spent last night in beaumont
en- route from Port Arthur and Sabine
Pass to Galveston, These officials We're
making tour OF the South for the pur-
pose of becoming better acquainted with
Southern ports and expressed themselves
as much pleased with tho harbor and deep
water outlet at Sabine Pass. Their head
quarters are IN st. Louis and MIR. Elllotts
card reads general manager OF the Hanni-
bal and ST. joseph, The 81. Louis, Keokuk
and Northwestern. the Kansas city, St
Joseph and Council Bluffs and the Chi
cago, Burlington and Kansas City.
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TcIcrhonc comnnoy mretinn.

Dallas, Texas. February 2b.-The direct
ors Of tho Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company win hold their annual
meeting In Austin in few days. Prgsi-
dent Charles j. Gliddpn and the members
and directors are already In the STATE.
The mrst important proposition to copr
before The meeting ia said TO be the con
solidatlcn OF the North and South Texas
districts with offices nt Dallas and AUS
tin respectively anu the establishment OF
headquarters OF the consolidated district
at Waco,
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GInDLEs AND cHAa'ELAINEs.

Novel designs In glrdles and chntcalnes
are shown among the new gold and s''ser
ornaments. The Cleopatra strides are set
with real gems and their price Is cxtes-
siyely high.
Apart from Its usefulness. an artistiialiy
Constructed silver chateiaine Diakes an cf-
fectiyc break IN the plainness OF the dyGFs
skirt. more especially when It IL tailor
made The genuine solid silver chatr;lires
worn at the waist OF women In feulal rhes
are heirlooms greatly priced. seldom rcsn
and really beyond price.
oxydlzed metal, which at hrst gives enc
an impress OF silver work OF very antique
design, soon gets rubbed and thu Ru.d
effect Ia destroyed, so that nickel silver
ehateiaines. which pretend 70 be- notibrG
but the honest articles they are. ara iasks-
~ sold IN place OF oxydlzed gools. citA.a
gionai cleaning with whitening VIII Ieep
nickel bright and the nttach'nents, while
less fanciful. are certainly gtrsnEsr ard
therefore more likely TO stand tho rrar
and tear OF frequent use.
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Denton, Texas, February 2i.--The FOL-
lowing ID the tax levy for 1928:
For general county purposes 20 cents on
the 500 valuation: for road and bFidga
purposes, Is cents on the 500: court honte
sinking fund, l4h cents on tbs $500 iaii
sinking fund, ~ cents on the SLOW; occnpa-
ton tax, half the amount levied by the
State
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Mr. Gilcs n I,nndiinte.

Dallas, Texas. February 20. Hon. W. N.
Giles of Mineola, Wood county. 1t is an
nounced authoriatively tonight, is squarelv
In the race for railroad commissioner
against Commissioner Allison Mayfleld.
The Information comes from Judge r.. A.
Hudson of Pearsall who was in Greenville
today and saw letter from Mr. Giles an
nouncing his candidacy.
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GRANTED PERMITS.

The following insurance companies to-
day paid their taxes and We're granted per-
mits to do business in Texas by the COM
missioner OF insurance.
Springfield Fro and Marine OF Spring
field Mass Occupation tax, s2lf6o; fees,
$23 agents certificates, $i06. Total, SS'5,60.
Union Assurance of England.- Occupation
tax, s59.56; fees, So; agents certificates.
So. Total, $SS.56.
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nrAru nr rMn INrAN rs.

Samuel crowell. aged 10 months. son or
Mr. and Mrs s. G. Pittman, died at ii!26
o'clock last night, and the little ON was
buried In Magnolia cemetery tho funeral
taking place from tho family residence NJ
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Jessie Bell, aged iS months. fhe pretty
little girl baby Of Mr., and Mira Il. g. Bon-
ncr died nj 1880 o'clock this morning rho
remains were shipped 10 Houston, former
home Of the parents. las, might and WI be
inferred in Glenwood cemetery today.
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uNIvRRslrY REGENrs.

The board of regents of the State Uni
versity today awarded the contract for
building the cast wing of the university
to ID. Mahoney OF Waxahachie. The re-
gents decline TO make public figures. at
least for the present.
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This description of her lately appeared
In German newspapers;
In dress Of dead white satin the diya
stood. Her waist and skirt plain and rt-
modified with pufis or plaita. over the
whole trimming % dun Jet. put ~ In
Dfh-net pattern, yelling but not coneesi-
ing the lustred satin. Upon her shoulders
were bows OF dun satin ribbon and IN plhce
OF her diamond stars her corsage MAI IL
lumined with brilliant Jet suns. B.r
gloves and fan were black AS !, ravens
wing -