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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
VERY QUEER PEOPLE.
Some Strange Experiences with a
Couple of Men from Gem
trail America.

1--WE get good deal of business from
wealthy natives of South and Central
America" said clerk in large cloth
ing and furnishing store, "and there is
one rather amusing featurein that class
of trade. The average Latin-American
gentleman will never make purchase
until he is absolutely certain of getting
what he wants. There may be moral
certainty, but that isn't enough.
"A few days ago, to illustrate what
mean, planter from San Juan, Cos
ia RIGA, came in and selected six dozen
white linen shirts, q gross of collars,
and another gross of cuffs to match the
outfit. The shirts we've of standard
make, and all OF one pattern-as like
as two peas-and the same was true Of
the collars and cuffs. When the planter
finally made his selection he told me in
broken English that he was ready to
try the things on, and showing him
into q private room, sent him shirt
and set of collars and cuffs. Presently
he stuck his head out of the door and
said: These ez all right. Please send
me re remaindaire.' told the porter to
carry in the lot, and he proceeded to
try on " shirts and LA collars and
cuffs. AS you may well imagine it took
time, for he dressed himself fully when
he put on each garment, to judge how
it set with his clothes. He began at
three o'clock in the afternoon, and
when we closed at six had worked his
way through IA shirts. Next day he
began at nine sharp, took an hour off
for lunch and satisfied himself that he
wasn't being buncoed on 80 more. That
left 20, which he finished off the follow
ing evening. With each shirt he tried
on two collars and two pairs of cuffs.
OF course he found all the different
articles exact duplicates, just as l
tried to explain to him in advance, but
he wasn't taking any chances, and
handed over the price with an easy
mind.
Nearly all of our customers from
that part of the world do substantial
ly the same thing. 1 once sold Guate-
mala official whole case of socks, and
he insisted on trying on every pair and
lacing up his shoes over them. 1t was
tedious operation and caused him to
miss q ship, but he stuck to 1t to the
bitter end, Queer people, these Central
Americans."-N.O @. Times-Democrat
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
How's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Props
Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last IS years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm
WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials free.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough.

Last winter during an epidemic OF
whooping cough my children contracted
the disease, having severe coughing spells
We had used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy very successfully for Group and nat
urally turned to it at that time and found
ii relieved the cough and effected a COM
plete cure.-JoHN E CLIFFORD, Pro-
prietor Norwood House. Norwood. N. Y
This remedy for sale by Eli T. Reynolds,
druggist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
Dress Goods.

Another order gone off for those popular dress fab
RIGS retailing at 1885, 85c and $Ioo per yard They will
arrive fore part of next week When customers fully
learn by experience that they purchase goods here
tor less than city prices it they should
do SO.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
Shoe Department.

Shoes are going out by the dozens. Could it be
otherwise in view of the assortment? Special makes
undertook to keep of the number of pairs sold in
week, but rush too great, they lost count.
Our effort to raise grade of Clothing stock has met
with marked success attested by the many suits daily
going out. We proud of this but humby ac-
cept it as the result of honest effort
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
Friday, May IS, 1900.

Mr.. McKinley's colonial policy has
madeTa fair beginning. Ellis carpetl bag
government officers in Cuba have stolen
of post Office funds in the short time they
have been in power $6oo.ooo Porto
Rico and the Philippines areto hear from.
A good beginning has been made, how
ever, and the colonial policy promises to
be a bowling success.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
Reduced Rates to North Manches-
ter. Ind. via Pennsyivania z. r.

For meeting OF German Baptist Brethren. a.
North Manchester, Ind May 20 to Juues. 1900. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will place special
excursion tickets on sale May 20 TO June 8, 1900.
from stations west of Baltimore mot inclusive)
and Lancaster and Reading (incusive). and south
Of and including sunbury. at rate Of one hrst class
limited fare for the ronnd trip. Tickets will be
good returning until July inclusive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
To the People:

We sell Groceries, Provisions Salt Meats Lard Bologna
Sausage Teas Cofees when you good strong try
Scu's Fancy Rio, when need of mild coffee
Fancy Santo Syrup barrels superb N O. Moasses
on tap William Bros Pickles. bottles. Dried
Fruits Peaches Apples and Aprcots Canned Goods by
the 200 ID SACK Worcester brand Fine Salt by
the barrel loose We this buchering
we know of its quality OF the different grades Flour handle
"Plsbnrys Best leads the world We sell Agateware
Wooden and Willow Ware Wash Boilers, &C.
Very respectfully yours,
GisiSS rising SUM- Nd B. +. NICHOLS
Grocery and Provision Dealer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
QueensWare and GLASSWARE.

Let the word be passed around SO that all may avail
themselves of the opportunity are now offering to
procure Dinner or Toilet Set at a remarkably low
price.
Mail your orders for Buterick Paper Patterns sent
tree OF postage to any part of country
Truly,
{. r. BURLINGTON g. SONS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
Furniture, Carpets and StrQw MATING.

This certainly has been quite spring for Furnitur
and Floor Coverings. Customers from distant point
now come to Rising Sun for such goods and when the
arrive here they know just where to 60
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-05-18
BUFFINGTONS'

The focus of advanced ideas in modern retailing,
years OF patient study, has solved the problem and
brought to our counters customers from many distant
points who few years ago would not thought of going
to Rising Sun to do their shopping The last two years
has witnessed revolution in trade Our exclusive and
alone way of conducting business is the underlying
secret.
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Reduced Rates to WashInston, D.
9. via Pennsyivania Railroad.
Account Imperial Council, Order of
Mystic Shrine.

For the Imperial Council. Order OF the Mystic
Shrine. at Washington, D. O.. May PAPA the
rennsyivaniA Railroad win sell tickets to the
general public. from all stations on its line. to
washington and return. at rate OF one ia for the
round trip. Tickets TO be sold and good going
Nay iSal' returning to May %. inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-27
MR.. sCHENERLE1N's CARD.
he Denies Libelous Stories Circulated
Concerning Him.
WhseIIng. VI. ". AnrIl %. ZOO.

Wheeling. w. Va. April 20. 1900.
To the Voters Of Madison District:
Through the effort and kindness Of
my many friends was nominated at
the regular Republican suggestion
meeting, April Il, for the office Of coun-
~ commissioner OF Madison district.
Since then. owing to Illness. l have
been unable TO meet my many friends
personally and therefore take the
means through your valuable paper TO
solicit the support OF the voters OF
Madison district at the regular primary
election to be held April 2S.
In connection with the above, desire
70 deny and denounce as malicious
faisehoOds some reports which are be-
ing circulated by persons who have
used this means 30 injure me. II has
been circulated that sold the Wheel
ing Ferry and Packet Co.'S boat, and
for same transaction received $1,000
from the Bridge Company, also that
this money was never accounted for
The late board OF directors Of the Ferry
Company hold n receipt from the as
sIgnee OF the Ferry Company for the
amount. Also. that !. my family and
team have n pass from the bridge COM
pany TO pass over at all times free OF
tOll. IN ueulhl Nutleol NcHlE w oNy
up 10 date, have always paid my ton
and came can be verified ut the office Of
the bridge company.
Again It ia reported that have made
promises. II elected, to vote for certain
measures that would come before the
Ohio county commissioners. / have
made no such promises and pledge my
self only to serve the best interests OF
Madison district. n elected. All these
reports I dcnounch as deliberate and
malicious falsehoods and circulated
only to do me Injury.
! hereby respectfully submit myself
to the voters or Madison district with
many thanks to my friends for the ef-
forts and support on my behalf. and
particularly to Mr. George Bradbury,
for his withdrawal In my favor.
Respectfully yours,
c. ED. SCHENERLEIN.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of whselIast
Prnrressive Neighbor.

The last meeting of the season oith
Woman's Club was held yesterday 4.
tarnoon, at the residence OF Mrs. L !
C, Drennen, on the Heights" Abr
twenty members Of the club were prs.
ent and an interesting literary M.
gramme rendered. The following q.
GERS were elected for the coming yisf.
Mrs. L. r. Kerr. president; Mrs. A. r
Robinson, first Vice president. Nm I.
w. Shreve. second vice president; Mis-
Mamie Thomas. secretary and trs9
urer: Mrs. w. L. Noble, c0rTesponi1
secretary; Mrs. F. X. Hogc, Mrs. FIX
mic Anderson, Mrs. W. T. Stewart ed
Mrs. W. &. Francis, directors.
j. Z. Kirtz. the dry goods merrAir,
was badly injured In the wreck yszs.
day afternoon on the Wheeling & Lh
Erie railroad, which occurred nar Ii.
Whitaker mill. In Wheeling Els IL.
turtles are internal, but are not e1,tAr
cred at all serious. He was rgmJgdn
his home at 1142 Eoff street, Wheaiig
where he viii be confined for SaA
time. He was reported TO be rtstlrG
very easily last evening.
The marriage Of Albert Horcher and
Miss Clara Bsulke, both well known
young people of this city, VIII occutat
s o'clock next Wednesday evening. Of
the parsonage OF the German Lutheran
church. Rev, Paul Hummer Will Off
ciate.
An Illustrated lecture viii be giyaa
at the Presbyterian church, Friday
evening, May 4, by Rev 5, J. Bogl..
Sixty beautiful colored reproductions
Will be shown of NJ Tissots famoeI
paintings of The Life Of Christ
Charles Moore was fined Sl5 and costs
and thirty days imprisonment yestef.
day, by Mayor Goodhue, on charge o.
petit larceny and in default Of payment
will be taken to ST. Clairsyiile to-day
The third Illustrated lecture on he
Sunday school lessons OF the pas
month Will be delivered at the FMS
Presbyterian church, by Rev. 5. J. b.
gle. next Sunday evening.
c. w. Currence. the man ARRESTED
Wednesday evening. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false preienss'
VIII have a hearing before Aay&
Goodhue to-day.
Capt. and Mrs. II. W. Smith returned
last evening from a visit ol severn
days with their daughter. Mrs, A Z
Sheriff, at Cadiz.
Rev. S. ]. Boyle returned YESTERDAY
from CadIz. where he attended meet
ing OF the st. Clalrsville presbytery
George Ensanauer leaves Sunday "a
the steamer Virginia, for PomeFoN O-
TO visit his parents.
Roy Gamble returned last evenihs
from n weeks visit with his parents 81
Moorcfeld, Va.
Miss Ella He'll. went to Titony,l.ls.
yesterday, to spend few days VIE
relatives.
John Metzger returned YESTERDAY.
from a weeks visit with relatives "
Newark.
Thomas Jones and W. Il Halfanb!1s
were in Scio yesterday on business
Miss Loretta Wright goes 10 Pits
burgh Sunday, to visit her mother
Albert McGlenn goes to ST. ClairsHAs
To-day. on business.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

The commencement exercises of the
Bridgeport public schools will be held
In the Opera House. Thursday evening,
May 81. There will be twenty-five
graduates this year. being the largest
class In the history OF the school. The
class consists OF eleven boys and eleven
giris, as follows: Ethel Cox, Lillian
Muhleman. Laura Thompson, Edith
Loe, Carrie Moore. Margaret Secrest,
Eleanor Kennedy, Estella Finney. Mar
garet Adolph, Lulu McMaho1, Maud
Poole, Roy Cope, Roy Jump. Robert
Wilson. Harry Williams, Howard Ar
rick. Clyde Malln. Edward Franzell,
Harry Levitt Cecil Marcellus, Isaac
Russell and Earl Brown.
Last evening, as John Mcdonald was
walking home from work along the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh tracks, he was
hit by the work train and received sew
eral severe bruises. He also received
several bad cuts about the head. He
was removed TO his home north OF the
Crystal glass works, and DIR. Wagner
summoned, who dressed the wounds.
He was resting as easily as could be
expected last evening.
Mrs. Albert Secrest. who was so ser
lousy burned about month ago. was
reported in q very critical condition last
evening
1t was stated yesterday that the low
er furnace OF the Crystal glass works
would resume Monday.
w. F. Patterson opened his saloon on
Pike street last evening, with a big
blowout to his friends.
William Breltenstein leaves next
week for Georgia, where he goes to look
after his fruit farm.
Several old Veterans from here at
tended the G. a. Il, reunion ut Mounds
Vile. yesterday.
The newly elected officers viii be
sworn in at Tuesdays meeting OF coun-
ell,
Frank Mcmillan has resigned his po-
sltion with the Scott Lumber Company.
The Jr. o. U. a. NJ. initiated five can
didates Mt their meeting last evening.
]. H. Ransom. OF Maysville, Ky, was
in the city on business yesterday.
r. II. Frye has accepted position as
conductor on the street car line.
John Troll OF St. ClaIrsvilIe. was in
the city yesterday, on business.
Samuel FundeRbers goes 10 St
Clairsville to-day on business.
a young child OF James Miller, OF the
West End, is very seriously ILL.,
Council win meet in regular session
next Tuesday evening.
F. r. Brooks has resigned his position
at Glnen's grocery.
j. Il. Moury has purchased n dno
driving horse
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oH1o-s1DE PoLITIcs.

Charles Howard, of Belmont, made
one Of the best speeches OF the day in
nominating Joe Blackburn. That
speech did Blackburn good. and Howt
ard has been given many words of
praise for It. Blackburn kept hard at
work at his headquarters after the con-
vention adjourned. Visitors poured in
upon him, and many were men who
had opposed him during the ballots.
Once he was the conventions choice
they came to him rapidly, assuring him
OF support. In view Of ante-convention
remarks, such action was as significant
as pleasing. Secretary Bailey, Of the
Dairymen's Association, was one OF the
first callers. He had fought Joe per-
sIstently, but now declares that Black
burn will get united support from those
who fought against his nomination. 1t
was also significant that Blackburn
had the Western Reserve almost SOLID
and the Reserve is the great dairy re-
glon OF Ohio.-Columbus Journal.
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ppIvATE 1TFE PREFERABLE
To tie Vice Presidency, Says Cover
nor Teddy Roosevelt.

CHICAGO, April 26-Theodore Roose-
welt, governor of New York, declared
to-day that he would rather be In prl-
waite life than he vice president Of the
United States. 10 ;sid that his posi-
ton In regard to the Republican nomin-
alton for this office was absolutely I'M
afterable. He said he would be glad
Il the Republicans OF New York should
renomInate him for governor, and ex-
pressed the belief that he could be OF
more service to his party and the public
In that position than as vice president.
The governor asked to be excused from
discussing general politics.
Governor Roosevelt arrived In Chi
cago late to-day. He is on his way 10
Galena, where he is to be the orator on
the occasion OF Grants birthday, to-
morrow
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Robbed the arnun

a startling incident, OF which Mr.
John Oliver, OF Philadelphia, was tbs
subject, lB narrated by him as folloyys !.
Il was in most dreadful conditlon Nc
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunksT
tongue coated, pain continually IN hoct,
and sides, no appetlte-RraduaIl crow
Ing weaker day by day Three pbvst-
cinns had given me up. Fortunately,
friend advised trying Electric Diy
ters;' and 10 my great Joy ana surpfIsc
the tirst bottle made a decided lmproyo.
meHt. continued their use for tbrco
weeks, and am now well man. know
they saved my life, and robbed tho
S Ssi 70 o. ia uH ,pi victim None should
teed, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug storc -
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knights of the Soil.

ABILENE. Kas.. April 26.-The first
lodge in Kansas OF new farmers or
ganlzatlon to be known as the Knights
Of the Soil, was organized here to-day,
with Samuel Lands as head farmer"
Similar lodges are to be started
throughout the state and It is intended
TINT the whole shall flnaHy form q
farmers trust that will endeavor to
influence the price Of grain by regulat-
ing the acreage and controlling the
quantity placed on the market ut any
one time.
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Came 70 No Aereement.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 2s.-An
adjourned conference was held to-
day, between the representatives OF the
coal operators and miners, In an at
tempt to settle the local differences
which precipltnted n strike several
weeks ago. The operators agreed to
pay the Hooking Valley scale for out
side day work. but the miners demand
n general advance OF 20 per cent, Tho
conference adjourned for one week,
without having reached an agreement.
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To the Editor OF the Intelllgenccr.
sIR:--In your issue OF this morning,
you make mention of my name in cor
nection with u slate" in Madison dis
strict. This is the first intimation 1
have had that such report was in cir
culation, and state that I am not now.
nor have at any time. been connected
with any such Arrangement, and know
nothing concerning the alleged combi-
nation, II any such thing exists. AS the
report is circulated to injure me in my
candidacy for school commissioner. :
ask that you publish this in your Issue
of tomorrow (Friday) morning, and
ohlIge, Yours respectfully,
c. H. WATKINS. JR.
Wheeling. April &c.
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QUEEN LEAVES IRELAND.
Loudly oheered by the POpulace as
She Goes Aboard the Yacht.

DUBLIN. April 26.-The royal train
started for Klngstown at 1880 amidst
the heartiest demonstrations. Enor-
nous numbers OF the people had pre-
ceded the queen to Kingstown and oc-
cupied the pier and other places from
which the royal yacht Victoria and AL
bert was visible. A memorable dem
onstration occurred as her majesty, at
tended by brillian; suite. boarded the
yacht, which steamed steward at lAS
.. M, amid the firing OF the royal
salute by the fleet and hearty and pro
longed cheering from the thronGs I'm
ing the wateFside.
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payers Of Ohio county. Believing that
after one man has held the position n
reasonable length OF time (elght years)
there is a chance for another. have
done all 1 could do In my Owl BEHALF,
and tomorrow you VIII say VINO you
want. Asking you TO give me your kind
est consideration, / am
Yours sincerely
LESTER SMITH.
Elm Grove, W. Va.
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To the Republicans Of Ohio County:
! have seen all Of you that / possibly
could. and to those that 1 have not
I want 10 say that / am In this con-
test for county assessor country dis
trlcO, believing that can MI the posi-
ton to the satiBfaction OF the tax
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Presidents Party Passes Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aprn 2s.-Presi-
dent Mckinley and party. en- route
from Canton to Washington, passed
through this city tonight. A stop Of
thlrty-fve minutes was made and at
$3.50 the Presidents car was attached
10 the second section OF the regular
train on the Pennsylvania road tor the
cnpItol. The President did not get out
OF his car and received no visitors dur
ing the short stop.
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Hanna Opposed to Quay.

CLEVELAND, o., April Ex-senator
Hanna said to-day that the attempt to
impugn his motives in pairing himself
against Mr.. Quay was ridiculous. II
was opposed to giving Mr.. Quay u
seat" he said. because, under the
constitution. ! did not believe him en-
titled to scat. on the appointment Of
the governor OF Pennsylvania, as 1t was
made. never promised to vote for Mr..
QUAY"
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cnta ort the Lntin Tongne.

BERLIN. April 26.-Emperor William
has empowered the PruasIan minister
OF education. Dr. studt. to forbid here
after the use OF Latin in all university
and faculty DEGREES assigning as q
reason the Importance OF moro gen.
eral use OF the German tongue"
An order to this effect has Just been
issued
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Withont &c Knowledee.

To the Editor OF the Intellisencer
sIR:--If there is a slate or states in
Madison district or any other district.
I would like to be on all Of them. but It
is not through any act of mine that I
figure on the alleged slate in Madison
district. What desire above all else is
a majority Of the votes in Saturdays
primary election.
LESTER SMITH.
Wheeling, April 26.
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Massachusetts Delegates.

BOSTON. April 26.-The Republican
state convention to-day selected the
following delegates at large to the ma
tional convention:
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Samuel
W. Mccall. William b. Plunkett and
Walter clifford.
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Docs Not senk tho om.n

HAVANA, April 26.-senor Pcrfacto
Laeoste has not yet reached decision
with respect 20 General Woods oifcr
OF the sccrctaryship OF agriculture. In
dustry and commerce, He has nsked
two days more TO consider the matter.
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plscovers cnncer nncrillns-

BERLIN. April 26,-Prof. Maxlmlllau
schueller claims to have discovered tho
cancer bacillus. The Centralblatt
Puer Bacterllioglste publishing n re.
port Of n series Of experiments. gives n
detailed description OF the appearance
and development OF the bacillus.
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stlll Flghting the Jews.

BERLIN. April 26.-AntI-Jewlsh
riots continue Mt Konltz, Baldenburg.
Prechlau, Yandsburg, Czersll and
wiciie. At Battenburg n synagogue
has been wrecked. A number OF po-
licemen have been summoned from
Bromberg and Dantzie to re-establlsh
orher.
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ALL latest novelties in sultlngs and
Fancy VeBtlngs, Mt c. w. SEA-
BRtGHT'S SON, Merchant Tailor.
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Tbo wav rhcy Do In Germany.

BERLIN, April 2S.-Emperor William
has ordered public school teachers to
point out to their pupils the signih-
eance OF the coming Of age next month
Of Crown Prince Frederick William.