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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

The Fifty-nfth Congress was called
upon 20 handle some ~ the most i'm
portant questions which have ever
been before the nation. ana after all
the Held l. scanned IL can be said the
work was, for the most part we'll done.
There may have been. ~ course. some
errors ~ omission. too. but. taken all
IN All, the members have no occasion to
be- ashamed of the work they did. They
have discharged their duties In the
main IN faithful and patriotic way
and 60 the satisfaction u their COM
Hiltusnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
New Yor. Mnll nnd nxrrerr.

whatever failinEr may attend ita
doaih. the fity-nfth Congress accom-
plishrd much during Its life. IL eau
not be called an enoch-mnking Com
gresH u was rather the creature than
tho creator of an epoch II was an
Instrument IN tho hands of an aroused
nntlou-arouFed quite ms much In peace
az In war, The faithfulnoas and the
accuracy which have characterized In
the main ii1 work are n renewed vim
dlrnuon ~ tho worthinesa of the lrgla-
lnilve branch ~ n republican govern
mcnt fo organized rs 10 represent the
viii ~ the people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

On tho whole. the Fifty NTH Congress
made a FAR morn creditable record than
was deemed possible % one time. II
was generous In It's acts calculated Co
promote tho gruwih and prosperity Of
this country. ana there II comparative.
~ lttic In NJ record that ~ positively
bad. " hHH seen THIS nation pass from
business and financial depression TO
general prosperity ~ n remarkable de-
Err'. " has seen rectiunnlism wiped
out. leaving our people one In spirit ~
well uH In bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Whom spain was beaten Congress
sunk hnck INTO the old ruts and ceased
90 place tho c0untry's welfare before
everything II failed 20 investigate
the scandals that followed the admins
uuiiuu NJ tho war department. A
minority in the senate held up the
treaty M peace and encouraged an iT-
nnruut people IN tho Philippines 20 re-
tl1t thn most honcncrnt government
mat hos over been offered 20 the vie,
Tins uf tyranny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Tho evidence thus far secured .
serves 60 sustain the previous charges
90 the Hnrct that the contracts for tho
hgef We're unNiacly made In the first
place. that tho system Of inspection
was lax ana that much bad beef ac-
tuhllN was served To the soldiers while
some good beef was allowed 90 spoil
through cntelessneHs In arranging for
transportation. Evidently Gen. Miles
ana bis parilFans have not been COM
planning without cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21


The careicssness N railroads In pro-
viding adequate safeguards at cross-
ings has again resulted IN crushing two
lives out Of earthly existence. This
tlmc the accident occurred ~ MuriHy'
How many sacrifice ~ this Kind are TO
be made. before the people assert their
rovcrelRnty and compel the rnnds To do
something to protect pedestrians and
vohicios7 TO b. sure % would cost the
management something 90 have guards
stationed at every point " danger or
10 erect bridges over dangerous crona-
inFs. hut the frequent killing and
maiming Of people is very expensive
md the yearly saving on that account
would 20 Tar towards paying the cost
n bridges or guards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

IL may be true tha; there has nor a
yet been any general Or sease 10 "'F'S
paid for labor but that does not p'o''
that the forecasts u approaching pIus-
pcfity are entirely unfounded. ne
improved conditions Gre hrst noucen IN
the Increased demand for labor Ana
It is shown that at present the vast
iaboring forces u this country are as
rule. more fully employed than Tor
many years past. There are more men
~ work In various parts % the eoun-
try and thorc are fewer days - Idle
ncss than In some % the preceding
years. This II taken Of sure lnd''a-
ton of the approach Of general pros
neIlty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

II mus, have been "a pretty stlff re-
mindcr, 10 the cuhnns near Santiago.
81 the battle with Cervcra's foo,. when
they heard an the guns IN the battlc-
ship Texas laundering away In target
practice yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

chief wnkie. OF the government
secret service, Is preparing to destroy
fl,ssl 3o6g,s In counterfeit coin and
notes accumulated by his BUREAU This
consists NJ treasury notes. silver Ger.
tlnva,es, bank notes, fractional cur
reucy, imitation gold, silver nickel
and copper coins while some NJ this
currency was never circulated. large
proportion OF IL represents amounts
~ which private citlaann, banks. and
th" government Itself have been swim
dlrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Guns captured By the Americans near
Iloilu show that the FillpIuos have been
supplied from uermany France and
Japan. Whether these arms were land
Cd since tho signing ~ the protocol.
uud whether they We're shipped In ,ts-
sells dying the flags of tho nations
named. are Interesting questions now
receiving the attention of Admiral
Dewey ana Gen. OTIS. but ARE not easy
10 answer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

The Korean emperor has caused n
sensation by coming out IN n suit "
clothes made American fashion, and
with his topknot cut on, lie must now
watch leat some fanatic rcsonta
this supposed fncrllego by sovoring tho
ompcror'a topknot just below the ears.
n II no, always SAFE for hoathen roy
atty 20 oct the fashion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
NOTICE.

The slxty-nlnuh Annual Conference
Of the church Of Jesus christ Of Latter
day Saints will convene In tho Tabcr.
naclc. salt Lake city. at ten q. M on
Thursday. April 9Th. 1890.
LORENZO SNOW.
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JOSEPH =. SMITH.
Hlr.t prenIdoncy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Americans have had a hard battle
near liollo, and while the victory was
theirs, tho fact that darkness prcycnt-
I'd the nnai charge which would have
transformed the Filipino defeat into
rout Win gIyc the insurgents there
moro encouragement 90 nght nEMn,
than " circumstances had allowed tho
American triumph TO b. morr complete
and dramatic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Certain Salt Lake physicians Assert
that father who win not allow n
doctor to cut Into n healthy child and
inicc, virus, IL a slmplcton. I, ~ we'll
to note that all the simplctona ara not
barred ont OF professional life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

To-day. March "a, II the frat day OF
spring and the public In this vicinity
hope that the weathcr.oierk will make
"a note ~ tho fact, which may be- OBJ
ncnrrd hy cInnln on nnoM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

cuban bandits are now causing DAM
agc by starting big cane fires. They
had better be- careful, lest n rifle nrc
should oycrtake them without unncces-
nnry ceremony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

The nght with the police in Havana
has had az least one saluiary eject.
that Of convincing The lawless element
that Col Mcnocars force ~ pcaoe-prc-
servers win stand nre and enforce the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

The Western Passenger association
agreement shows that there VIII he
plenty 81 cheap excursions into this
part OF the country the coming SUM
mer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
Bnrr opORs.


After an. the board OF Inquiry has
learned something from itH Chicago
ZIP ur " % I'D not, the country has,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

or hy pruruHHuw,ui OF h.s friends
with the hauHmuu. ha was found TO Do
rull alive whom cut down, and was
Hmurrlod ONT OF the prison and sent 90
u.gm lIfr uuow iu Australia. The bride
tu ur was f1 Mortified hy this rvvc-
IutIuu that che broke on the engage
mont and, yUwing never 20 marry went
homo Co England.
There ~ "a curious sequel 10 THIS true
STORY, Many years after "a party Of
bridesmaids wDT0 gHrs.pInF together
aud packing up tho cukH the day after
wedding The rlrls were telling sto-
Rios ut different weddings, broken cn-
ruErw0us nud discussing other fuH.
rInltlnT topics. when ono Of them chose
Goo tell the above tale with little omhgl
lHhwnnH of her own dlluuns on tho
hard hunrtolnsH OF tho lady, &c. She
noticed that her m0n0l0ruo ION rather
nat. and that an elderly maiden lady,
an aunt of tho house, suddenly rose
and lUft the room. but fhH was not pre-
pared Tor tho little note that was
thrown into hUr Dap hy ono " the other
r.rIf when pho hai finished.
you 1rn telling thn story 90 the herr
olur OF a." Tho hnro.nu was none other
than the maiden LADY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

lar of swiss muslin was protiy nd.
justed beneath "a nno pointed whit.
stock In which her lily white throat 1p.
pcarcd. Fancy She head of "a cbsriit,
protrudlng through the ccntor oil M ai1r
and you have an outline drawing ~
the young beauty who trlckod ma ipte
admlriug that which IL direct contra
dlctlon Of my good taste and Judgment
Kitty was somboriy clad in BLACK and
white Tuesday. Her blouse. which sbe
connded was made by o. home drssa.
maker n q great success. II ia cut
with n pointed zouave. edged In narrovy
silk braid. has n corsclct Of Irish GRO.
chot, sleeves In sections. buttons In
plenty and tho new velvet stock ana
tie.
By tho way velvet ribbon varlousiv
served up In belt form or stock or in
unlimited quantities. works "a wonderful
reformation In the old gown. You re-
call my gray crcpon. don't your Wen.
madame took u IN hand during an on
week. bought three bolts OF comet rib
bon velvet ana tonight / Wow % now
frock as l parade In front Of tho chevai
glass, 20 completely "a the old gown
beautCously disguised. She has insert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

rIght 10 tho I.rI l.e. ua knee. whom tho
stroke is finished luuH slightly bent
To attain greater speed and length Uf
stroke. tho lrft foot may bo brought
close 90 tho rIeht mo the beginning. ne
the end being moved back nnd tho
weight OF the body Transferred 90 a.
The quicker ana longer stroke o. scarce
ly 20 graceful CO.'S the shorter ono.
The different stages IN the stroke are
illustrated In the sketches.
Fig. 1 shows the puntcr In position
ready 20 begin, holding the pole in an
easy, upright position, slightly iu adj
vance OF her body The distance which
the pole ~ In advance varies with the
rate Of speed at which the boat Is mov-
Ing a sharp downward thrust IL given
with the right hand 1H II looHous It's
grasp Of tho pole, the Left holding II
very lightly.
In Fig. the lot hand. 0s the pole
touches the bottom OF the stream, ~
slipped M until u 50 hIghor than tho
puntcr'H head, when u closes and bee
gins to press downward again. the rlght
hand grasping the polo "a little higher
as tho pole dcHcondH under tho pressure
OF the lort hand.
In FIG. .. the downward pressure hnv-
ing been applied with the loft hand and
the right belng placed few inches
above Il. the body n gradually turned
until II faces the side OF the punt.
In Fig Z the lcft knee o. slightly bent
and the body h turned toward the
stern, the same steady pressure ON the
polo being continued. ln this position
the limit Of the stroke iH reached and
the return prepared Tor. During tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

An excellent dish Tor the nursery Is
made ln tho following manners Place In
boiling water fnr 0ya minutes half "a
turmp half O carrot aud large onion,
Cut up hllf 70 pound OF neck OF mutton.
brown % slightly 600 o. frying pan. and
rII hulf o. pint NJ warm water and tho
vegetables. simmer for 1u hour and
sorry. in q vegetable dlsh with an tho
gravy
SHIlH aud burns 0ro more fatal In
children than in adults. The blistcrs
arising from them should never be cut
Every part nj o. oh.li's body should De
warmly clad except the head; 10 keep
thr bend Too warm increases the teul-
uuuy tu brain disease. sO very common
among children nowadays,
NtNf utter warmth children need
freedom freedom for movement in lll
Limbs They want Co exercise their
muscles even moro than thrlr brains.
and thny never VIII Doc quiet or strll
uulass they are no.
DO NOT sturtlH "a child. many nervous
diseases can Doc traced 90 20 sudden
Noise or alarming object frightening
HnI startling the infant
Don't allow % child Co sleep with an
elder person. ita rest win Doe less dis
turbui ana more beneficial alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

ed two inch band OF white satin three
times In the skirt, around tho neck and
down tho front OF my bodice. over Il
ls butt a lattice OF black velvet ribbon.
Tiny tusaols finish OF the bands ut the
meeting point. Around my waist they
dangle In trlos.
II In need OF new stocks, got them Of
velvet They have an uutumnal flavor.
Three and hall yards are required for
the furhelows best liked. Bind your
neck with u, crossing at back. bringing
around In front passing tho ends
through q slide and pulling them down
In a straight line 10 the bust, where
they tie In sailor knot. You may
stick the ends into your bolt or lot them
NY loose. You cannot conceive what a
fetching neck arrangement few yards
OF velvet make until you become a
dcmonatrator.
Novelties crop up nt every turn. and
I've 20 tell that tho sailor blouse. pure
ana simple, with big collar. shield and
stlngy strlnglets an ~ the latest cry.
and certainly the best. for Il comes
Worth ways, As II ~ another implied
compliment TO Columblas fair defend
ors ana Shamrock believers. can you
wonder that i've boon Influenced by the
bodice examples Two dcscrlhod2
I'm owing an apology TO the separate
waist against which I've so often rail-
ed. Heretofore I've seen Il under try
Ing circumstances, prunouncing II bad
without hesitation, suddenly II has
lost the Objectionable features. The
why? IL never conaorts with a dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
THE VARIOUS MOVEMENTS IN PUETNG.

1tIous from tho required course ore tho
polo f. drawn from tho bed OF the
rtr01m.
lt the puutor ls on tho loft eide Of tho
h0Ht and wishes 20 turn 60 the l0ft, rhn
will, while the polo is Htlll ON the bot.
tom press 10 against the side NJ tho
boat Tho nearer the stem che may be-
tho quicker the boat win swing. WHOM
shn wishes 60 turn 60 the rTht fHo
must plant tho pole ns flr from the
boat a8 shn can aud draw the punt toe
ward the pole. n sho wishes 90 turn
very much 90 the rrht, the pole should
hH slnntCd under tho boat. but not
touching IL. ur the punt win 20 In the
opposite direction.
once tho principles nrc mastered.
only experience VIII give perfection.
OyurteHrinE rather than und.rstrUrs
lnT lB the fault on the beginner. The
punt should be constructed by a care
pointer who makes "a specially % build
inr small boats.
m sections whoro thoro Hra b1y0rr,
canals, shallow lakes or streams. Ia In
most Lowell country puutIuE E liEDIy 90
become popular, or course, unless iNn
bottom OF the stream can be- reached
with tho polo. tho boat can only drift
until shallow water ls reached. m some
ono who understands the art can coach
900. rHrtHr. Fp much tho botter Almost
amy ono used tp boating can b. 90 use.
ufd clothes AFRO advisable Tor wear
mot only when learning, but ulwuya
when puuuUg Tor tho water iH likely
tu splash over the side whenever the
gnla is moved.
ELLA MATHIEssEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

tiayenatod Manhattan on clothes fe-
hcunr bent.
what 90 wear between times la the
question unanswered, From muslin TO
wv spans % stretch of weather demand
t careful consideration. therefore ln-
.1n summer ana its requirements have
'NAll.hRed my attention. During this
s1nallnry period tho separate waist
FINISHES nm epoch making chapter a
Is' lnslallmcnt Of cool September days
'4A run the gamut Of Uncle Sans up-
ga,.'a 10 appear In public, Ny or7t-
"'e lcfludlcc against the dividing
.Ne created by the unlike bodice and
'NN' Do partially overcome. can no
ggNs'r hFht against such fearful odds.
,l'N utility ana fashion have SEEM
s' 'nhspired 10 burn every barrier
N"l' 10 ihclr beauty l give prlFe;
W' altar o. usefulness / sacrifice
nElWont 10 Dame Fashion l pay
'.'Nsr anew. In sentence the story
''I1-holigo8 surpass themselves In
".1'y OF style and texture.
amy was such a stunning sight In
: venetian red nfotn blouse NJ tho
sl grounds Thursday afternoon that
IN, NOT already succumbcd 20 the
@ OF dotted silk sailor waist I
'Iu1l have INCREASINGLY surrendered
ana there, on Il were displayed
10y bands Of Russian embroidery
8' 10 porcelain blue, gold and white
'"' N'hoN, with silver bullion Intricate
'nl'rWovcn These bands outlined
stopping shoulder scam. continuing
'"' ulnr form about the neck and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

into tho lining. The shoulder seams
extended two inches over them.
fail to appreciate the dcsccratlon
Of tucks since the nat has gone forth
FOR long. straight and HAT lines. Yet
when seen Ia the company OF "A pretty
Girl. the sin i7 furglvable. l may thank
Marion Fish for this peryerslon Of prin-
ciplo, for twas she who waved the
hypnotic wand as my viB-a-yis at a
"pol' luncheon, In reasoning with my
Folf nfiorwurd / became convinced that
ID was ull because 0f the soft white wool
skirt with rough knots N SILK covering
Ia surface, and not because of her gro-
tcsluOly tucked bodice. a sop 10 Cor0-
bus only, Evidently q akillful needle
woman had tucked the half dozen yards
of white tnftotn. for II was oXqulaitcly
and evenly done. and undoubtedly a
froaky Fronchwomnn had managed the
rcst Yoke depth she laid them
straight. beyond that tucks were coax
ed into points, several Irregular bands
Joined By fancy stitches forming the
gIrdlu. Sleeves were submitted 10 SYM
pathetic treatment, ard the practlood
eve discovered one OF the newest wrln-
klcs-to wit. the fashionable sleeve In
two pnrts. Sometimes we viii have the
upper fitted cnpwiae over lingerie under
sleeves; Ht others trimmed Guns ronch-
ing above the elbow will Join an un-
decorated half,
While { dcspisc Incl, Of lines, ! must
confess that I'm this particular instance
tho confusion was amazingly fatlsfac-
tory. 10 top II on. "a big full-over col
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hutAu tNav
d II
New York City.
QUEEN VERONA ON DIvonoE.
New York city


According to Mr.. T. T.. o'Connor'n pa
per. N. a, r., Queen Victoria h more
catholic on the matter OF tho lndls-
solubllity OF tho marriage tie than all
her bench OF bishops put together. The
queen intimatol that the recent pro-
nounccment on the part OF the Anglican
prelntos might have been written In
stronger terms. ns she "a totally nvcrso
20 divorce under any circumstances
whatever, Her majesty IN willing to
admit that IN no institution are there
more people wronEod than In marriage;
nevertheless her belief n that an In
inltDly moro EntIHfactory state Of
THINGS would arise were marriage made
lndiaHOlublo both by churcn aud state.
The queen adds that she has no OBJ
lection 20 judicial separation. her
strong dlsapproval N divorce being due
10 the liberty which II imparts TO di-
vorcod people 20 marry again and 20
the romnrrlage Of divorced people, no
matter what the grounds OF divorce.
TO this she iH "unaltornhly and most
strongly opposed" This 10 tho first
official expression her majesty has Civ
On 20 her views ON the subject.
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nun summers coat OF tan II not re-
moved from day TO day by the
4 use Of proper cosmetic lotions Is
likely to be a source Of much annoy
ance 10 the woman who has been hav-
ing IA good time away from home.
When she gets back. she cOnaults her
friends and her own memory for
remedies 20 remove tho tan, and she
usually In despair ends by letting Il
remain ON her face, II is very easy
90 acquire tho tan. but difficult to re-
move H.
The best way would have been TO
take precautions early IN the season.
but since it Is on. use good cold
cream every night on retiring. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

when the face ls washed put a little
skin lotion In the water with which 10
IN bnthod. when going out ia tho
sun. pure powder should bo applied
10 tho skin. I'm order that the skin
may not become lCuthery.
when coming iu from walking, n
you feel warm. do not wash the face.
but rub a little cold cream Into the
pores and let Il remain for awhile,
There is no way 10 remove this tan
nj once, but wait with patience until
tho cold cream and the lotion have
done their work skin hloauhDs are
dangerous Tor nearly all contain mor-
curry or some harmful drug which, in
sufficiently large quantities, is pole
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called a vehicle and saw h.r into o.
safely To hlH surprise Boo found three
Cupp.rs slipped into hH hand, and tHu
old lady said, "Th.rH you Wr mF mon,
$50 UuI HuI youu.. o. H.HHs 40, u.uu
AZ MHuIJuwu South Wu'a ur
recently died lady named Mls Kate
Thomas who had regularly taught iu
Sunday school Cor % years
when the queen OF ROumanla makes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
Fashions
Advance Agent
Tells
Some SeasOnable
Secrets.
STYLES For
EARLY AUTUMN.

armhoios. Tabs Of silk buttonod across
the front over very dainty chcmlsctte
VI cr0cus yellow moussolinc. Up and
down the sleeves ns well us on either
front Of the blouse. vine pattern TRAIL
I'd ~ way 20 ndl originality even
though unfurling banner iottored "ex-
pensiyc." ! noticed too. that she was
making the popular bid Tor shoulder
Dropping" as her sleeves were nttcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

.nrortY DEAR-Comc 20 town.
II Tho clan gathers. The exodus has
IL trsun. The food tide N prosperity
80 from seaside inns TO come
'.i,sblns ugainst the hotel ccntor Of
~, world Ia n procession u great
.1irr waves. and upon the crest ~
~ flIss some Newport notable. Pier
,,,sptata or weary continental pilgrim.
!, fset. everybody Is. Or soon will be. In
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resented at The Hague. The magnln-
cent albums were ornumeutcd ON every
page with original headings. borders
ana appropriate designs.
AZ dance ut Newport Casino Mrs
John 10. prrNol wore gown OF black
lace ana jot over lIght sapphire blue
Hllk. A band Of turquoise nnd diamonds
was brought across her ieft shoulder
and almost met by a large diamond
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runburst which w8H worn directly In
front of tlr bodice. Mrs DroNeIs hair
was ornamrutcd by black uiEret and
several turquoise combs.
II b. said that recently while tho
Duke uf NHrfaIE $50. walking through
tho streets of London hu happened TO
SEQ nn old ludy l1 evident distress
She wanted cab. but could not at
tract the oabmunH notice, His grace
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been presented with a unique souvenir
OF her Inauguration. The committee
OF the Netherlands Journalistenkrng
spent several months In collecting an
that was written by foreign Journalists
who were present al the Inauguration
festivities In September last, ana the
result Ga i've large volumes bound IN
morocco leather and nlled with cuttings
and illustrations from every paper rop-
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