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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

LINCOLN sAFB DEPOSIT COMPANY.
s2-z2 East 42d-st.. 1855 East slst-st..
Now-Tork
To Mrs. =. Adams. T. Adams, Mrs K r.
Appleby. Harry L. Bloodgood. Mrs. :. G. L.
ByTnes, J. g. I. Byrnes. Mrs. y. G. Brad
ford Mrs. kingsland Berlin, Mrs. NJ Guion
Barril, J. r. Cameron. COwperthwait g. Co.,
account J. r. Cameron. Mrs. Grace Colt
W A Clark, Mrs. J. y. Cobb, MrH A. Col
man, Mrs. c NICK Bowling A Dutenho-
fer, Mrs. A. Dutenhofer Miss Annie Dodge
Mrs. NJ Dormeuil. Mrs =. r or Mrs L
A Erskine. b Poster. Mrs. John A Foster
Mr.. A. =. Foster, Mrs L. z or Craze I.
FurnisE. Bertha V. HswBOn Chester Hoi-
combe. S. II. Kneeland. Henry Kropf. as
Receiver Firth vs. Luthey. You are hereby
notified that the storage being due and the
time Tor payment q this oompany's lien
therefor upon the property hereinafter de-
scrfbec having expired and due notice
thereof having been given you. this company
VIII cause such property. 10 wit: household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by you IN its warehouses and forl
silver storage vaults. 20 be sold al public
auction. according 70 the statute IN ruch
cases made and provided. al the auction
rooms OF George s. Merle. No. 1Hs East
l25th-rt., New-fork City on Monday Aprfi
18th. 1904, a. 10 O'Clock a m
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSTT COMPANY.
JOHN r. VAN wORMER
Secretary and General Manager
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING co.


by A =. lETTER PRESIDENT.
ANDREW p. NETTER. formerly doing
business under the name and style o. THE
ATLAS STORAGE g. CARPET CLEANING
COMPANY. 2O7 East 60th-Et.. ANDREW
p. GETTER, formerly doing business under
the name and style OF THE GLOBE STOR-
AGE a CARPET CLEANING COMPANY.
New-FOrl, March ~. 1904.
t. Mrs. W Allen Mrs. Burns. Ellen
Creinner. DR.. Carroll. J. y. Cooney. Monte
Collins. M ?. Derrick. Mrs. Engers. Rose
Fitzgerald, Mr.. n Freedman. L Hirsch.
Mrs. H. Hyland. Lizzie Keller, Mrs. J.
Lynch. Mr. p. Meyers. Mrs. Minnie Mo
Creecen. Mrs. Ellen NRhoney. S. ".
Meyerfeld, J. j Maoklin. William Z. Par
sons. Mrs. ". Roche. X Solomon. Anna ~.
Shea, The Thoroen. Mrs. White. Mrs. L.
Williams: You and each OF you are hereby
notified that. the time for the payment OF
the lien we hold upon the property herein
aftsr described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you this
company VIII cause such property, TO Wit
household goods personal effects and mer-
lhandise. stored by YOU IN their warehouses;
70 be sold AZ public auction, according TO
the statute IN such case made and pro
vided. AZ these warehouses, SO5-307 z. 6lst-
ST. on Wednesday. April 81 1904, CON-
mencinE az 10 O'clock a. m II the sale be
not completed on the 18th DAY Of April 81
win be continued on every Cay thereafter
al 70 O'clock q n, until al the goods are
sold
GLOBE STORAGE q CARPET CLEAN
ING Co,
Andrew 81 Yetter President
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
/ COOKS. laundrcsses. Mattresses. house
workers. kitchcnmaids. girls promptly
suited 612 6th-ay-. - b. - MNE.
JAOQUIN'S BUREAU
COOK and I.AINDREss IN small prI,ats
family. must De capable and reliable in
every respect. with best personal reference.
Irish preferred: country. Address a. u r.
Tribune Uptown once. 1894 Broadwny
COOKS. chambermaids. wai-resses hoass-
waiting. g9od waE"s- 'aN WALL RID
BLOOM. 1870 LeNington-avs telephone
J. sU2 Harlem.
CFAMBERMAID and cleaners Tor hotel:
cook and lauudress private. SO Mrs
CHARLES. 1873 broadway. near e4th-ut
CHAIBERsfAID for N-w-Rooheus; sm-sl
family: wages so. Mrs. /. sEELT. 10
East 82d-Et.
CTIANBERMAID for Larchrnous. nr-; class
references required. wages so. Mrs. l..
sEBisY. 10 Dist 32f-st-
FRENCH and German nurses Immediately.
Bureau. 600 5ih-Rve.. Bristol Building.
corner 42d-st.. Mrs CHAMER-
KrTcHENMAID for country: vases sls:
reference required Mra. l. SEELY. 10
East s2d-s.-
NURSES for Eana:orfum near the city:
young women from 20 20 IS: experiences
unnecessary. Call c. orc. Twins II
West l1th-sf.
SWEDISH cHAMBsRAIAID Tor PfttsburF:
small family. good wages Ms +.
SEE.Y. II East 52d-st.
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GARDENER and GENERAL MAN on gen
tleman's place. BY married American.
aged "a; no family: wants houss % live IN;
good gardener. care lawns. drives. roads.
small greenhouse. can milk. care poultry.
etc Call or address B. +. at Carpenters.
i54 Gth-avs-
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HEAD GARDENER: married. one child;
thoroughly understands management %
vsntIsman's large estate; good landscaDer.
excellent References Address T. Bella
Hasting -On-Hudson. y. T.
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7-sFFT-T, COMPANION BY lady spse ssr.-
English. French. German s-,,..l. 80
..,.sss. eyoOd sick nurse. would -, a.
S 1900 COMPANION. BoN Il 10 -
ave
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HEAD WAITER n hotel: city or country:
references. colorsd- Call 80 Central
Park West.
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ACCOMPLISHED an. refined young lady.
a. companion TO elderly person 90 young
lady; thoroughly capable Of teaching plane
and harp good sewer reader and mani
sensible. cheerful and willing; best refer
ences OPPORTUNITY. Box 40 Tribune
ONCE.
CORRESPONDENCE done at houo~ hv afe
nographer with six years expsrlsnce az
a week. lrnanrIscrfpts roDied. rnfrneov-nr,b
ing VISITING SECREyT&RY- 263 West
i25th-st.
refiped. educated German cheerfisI ana
ohiikfnu MARGARET s $40 Fort-st Fast
Detroit Mich
American widow. as oornpanlon 20 elderl,,
Indy OF wealth or an invalid; highest refer
ences given Il T Box 80 Tribune OF
dce
EXPERIENCED public school teacher in
structs delicate children at their homes.
English branches. physical culture. pri-
mary advanced: excellent references Mss
-
GOVERNESS Ga highly recommended
Swiss lady. certified teacher as governess
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GARDENER--By a married man. fam
lily: understands care OF hotbeds and cold
frames. lawns. shrubs; also keep place in
first class order: can milk. etc. good veg
etable gardener; with cottage, references
are the best Address N F.. 153 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

YOUNG MAN. 20; typewriter; experienced
IN general office work. willing 10 make
himself useful around office. five years y =
Mace: highly recommended. IA. X. SAM
UFHI.S 85S West 3sth-st.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

a SKIN OF BEAUTY rs A JOY FOR
EVER
DR. T FELIX GOURAI-D's ORIENTAL.
CREAM on nrl..r n. r-.----.---.
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WANTED -Cozchrnan and general worker
must be capable and reliable In every re-
SECT, with best personal reference; coun-
Try; wages modersts. Address A. u. r.,
Tribune Uptown once. 1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

BOY. IS. honest. intellisent and Wiling Z
work at anything JOHN tAhfNoA'A'
2O7 Reid-ave-. Brooklyn
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CTIANBERMAID FOR Larchnons. fret class
references required. wages S2O. Mra l.
sEEIsY. IL Dist 32f-st.
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/ COACTMAN.-A very neat. tidy swede;
/ 800 - wears. speaks good English
| smooth faced. careful driver; good care
! taksr Of carriages harness. etc excellent
| references GUSTAV, at Carpenters los
I 9Th ave.
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COACHAfAN. Thoroughly understands care
81 fne horses. carriages and harness
present employed; disengaged April .;
sfrt-tlv sober. HONEST. willing and obug1ns
s-ood references written and personal Ad-
Sress John MCMAHON. P o. Box 81.
Garrison. n Y.
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ROCKS nouGHr AND SOLD.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

70 CAPITALISTS. - Practical Enaifsh
sheep FARMER. closely connected with the
best Informed families this SIDE desires 70
ancW The grand possibilities OF converting
the Esa2t into a falling pen FOR Western
lambs hnc duplcRte English mutton in
close proximity 70 city: open msrilet: no
coupeution: every detail laid bare. Address
a W, Bon 8 Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

UPSTAIRS or LAUNDRY woRK.-s 80. s-s
rsconmended Young Protestan.- -, p.r.-
-. ,ttacffon "a. country BtilsLs g.
ave telephone q. $50 18th
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HELP WANTED.


We FIANb FDoILIVNb DFEN
FOR Statesmen, Executive, Clerical and Tech
nioal men. $1,000 to 5000. Call or write
for booklet.
HAPGOoD's. Suite sos. 800 Broadway. NY.
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YOUNG MAN. 3. ar anything where
chance % Advancement Is given; smart.
active. honest. sober. good reference.
BUCK ELL. Hastings-on-Hudson. ". Y.
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WORK WANTED.

SWEDISH CHAMBERLAIN Tor PittsburF.
small family. good wages Ms l.
SEELT. - East 82d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

Removes Tan. Pin
p es, Freckies.
Moth ate b IS.
Rash and Skin
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WAITRESS BY Young girl N e-s IL
fsmfIv. personal reference AV''
ave first bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

FARMER.-By practical Scotch farmer,
aged Is: married: one child: experienced
IN American farming and dairyinE; Bah
cock separator testing. and graduate Galcon
Technical College. successful with tncu-
bator: we'll recommended Information
given by T. B.. at Carpenter. 1S4 6th-ave-
FARMER and working foreman. by a good
English speaking German. experienced IN
American farming: married man, with wife
and three children. wife can board help,
attend dairy and poultry; several years IN
last place. and now leaving on account OF
death OF employer. references the best l.
H.. at Carpenters, i54 6th-ave-
FARMER.-sinFle: capable OF taking
charge: not afraid % work; state salary
and where situated: personal reference. NJ.
Argus" Office. Mount Vernon
FARMER and WORKING FOREMAN
BY strictly sober. reliable American mar
ried man: small family; long experience
with stock crons. dairy, herdsman and all
work. vile board men. attend to poultry.
dairy, etc : best city reference. Address or
call W. NJ. at Carpenters. 154 6th-avs.
FARMER and GARDENER neat. so
Der young man; not afraid OF work. gen
orally useful; moderate wages. j. b, Mrs.
Golfers Agency i22 West 22d-st
FARMER Understands the work: good
with horses and all stock: milk, etc aged
IS: sober, Americans references EDWARD.
Box 20. Tribune ONCE
FLORIST and GARDENER. with European
and American experience and nrst class
references Address FLORIST. Box 30.
Tribune once.
GARDENER.-Mar gentIeman's place;
experienced good reference Z. g.. Trib-
nne Uptown ofhcs. 1.36@ broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

YOUNG MAN. Swede. wishes steady place.
handy with tools: AZ anything. willing %
work outside or inside. city or country.
JOHNSON. SO Southern Boulevard. The
Bronx.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
COOK first class. disengaged April i. go
any distance IN country TO an American
family. understands business: wages not
under S25. Present employers. BY letter
only. COOK. 2t1 West T6th-st-
COOK and I.AUNDRESS. arst class; roasts.
SOUPS. baking also chambermaid and
waitress cry OF country. separate or to-
gether. 443 6th-ave.. one hight up.
COOK Swedish. IN American family; city
references. wages SIS. NJ. p. 90 kast
4sth-st.
COOK and WAITRESS. OF cook and laun-
dress. together. IN small family: country
I. NJ N. 2O2 Downs-st-. Kingston. ~. y.
COOk-Thoroughly competent. Scotch
Csrotestantl. FIRST class references. wages
$50 COOPERATIVE BUREAU. S51 Mad
ison-ave
COOK: first class IN all branches: neat.
clean. economical: good references; city
or country. d. W. Mrs. Golfers Agency.
10 West 23d-sc
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nographer with ak years experience as
private secretary dicT-rlun called FOR twice
a week; manuscripts copied; mimeugrRph-
ing. VISITING SECRETARY. 263 West
125th-st
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
AMERICAN MAN. 81. experienced book
keeper bill clerk, clerk and accountant.
good rapid penman and hgurer; at any
thing: fine references last employer ..
WALKER C-hzrles-st.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. bill clerk:
young man: three years experience; best
reference. small salary 10 start: Bronx.
Harlem preferred. ADLER, 1850 3d-ave.
BOoKKEEPER's ASSISTANT ONCE
work. knowledge OF typewriting. expert
enced American 2l. moderate salary
chance OF Advancement: highest reference.
w. 4l0 West 4sth-st
BOOKKEFcPER. young man. %: i've
years experience: frst class reference,
willing 20 work at anything r 3. G..
p. o. Box Il. Madison square
ROOKKEEPER. ~: married: expert double
entry: sufficient reasons for changing, can
be seen all day At present employer
1873 20 ~ Mulberry-sts or telephone l.l4o
Spring.
BUTCHER.-Ai; ten years In ono place:
capable physically. mentally. socially;
city. but country position preferred.
HARRY BROWN. 12i West 6ist-st-
BEER BOT-rLER.-Good. experiences: not
afraid 81 work: also understands horses.
steady position HOESL. 2.l1S Sd-aSeA.
nrst ccor.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED pRTcEs-soo .-c,,a n.ns
WOOD end iron worklrr uachines. fuIlr
gunrAnteeu machinery bought ana ex-
! cnAaEe1 SEo- b EDDY. 2oS Nadizon-.x
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COMPANION. governess or housekeeper. BY
refined. educated German. cheerful and
obiiging. MARGARET S. $40 FOREST East.
Detroit Mich.
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CoMPANIoN.-By refined. educated
American widow. as companion 90 elderly
lndy Of wealth or an invalid; highest refer
ences given X T. Box 80. Tribune OF
fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

EXPERIENCED public school teacher in
structs delicate children at their homes
English branches. physical culture, prl-
mary. advanced: excellent references Miss
BUCK. 36S Union-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

COVERINGS. English, French Rarfs).
German Hanover). thorough physical
care: best references. 3. b. Box O. 1853
eth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

GOVERNESS. GA highly recommended
Swiss lady. certified teacher as Foverness
or companion: perfect French German.
English. music; accustomed 10 travelling
here and abroad; good sailor. highest refer
ences. X. X. IL East sGth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

GRADUATE London. New-YoTk and Phila.-
delphia treats ladies at residence; facial
ana body massage. scalp treatment and
manicuring: references exchanged. NJ B.
Mrs. Golfers Agency. I'D West 23d-st ;
phone ] s94 Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

Andrew B. YetteT. - President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

GARDENER-By single ScOtchman. 50:
fifteen years American experience under
glass and outdoors. best reference GAR
DE-NEsR. Stonecrest. Ridgeheld Conn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

GARDENER and FARMEFI-SmaH fam
lily; thoroughly cOmpetens IN all Matters
on first class private place In the country +;
dale. n Y
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WANTED.-Ten good farmhands and milk
els. wages. ais 10 SIS month. oDELL'S
AGENCY. i0i West 42d-st.
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GARDENER.-By q practical single man:
thoroughly understands the care and
management % a first class gentleman
country place. seven years experiences WIKI
rsnflen,en OF standing Address for one
week WILLIAM c. Afford. POrtchester.
y Y
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GARDENER. BY single man: thorough
knowledEs Of landscape gardening. green
houses flowers. fruits. vegetables. SC care
snd Improvement % country places. refer
snces. Address b N. Box 233. Amityville.
Long Island.
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OOACTTNfAN and USEFUL MANY mid
ale nred single German thoroughly eN-
r.rfencef. understands gardening. lawns;
rtrictIy sober and trustworthy HANDY per
sonaI references competent Oh south sth-
II Brook Ign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

GARDENER and USEFUL MAMMALS
aged. for small country place. references
NJ s. care lies Employment Agency. T13
6th-ave Tel. 3032- 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

WANTED.-The best coachmen. gardeners,
farm foremen. grooms. farmhands; mar
rico and single: places ready. At CAR
Pf,STER'S. 15S 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

INFANTS -RSE-Thoroughl cornpe-
tent. takes entire charge from birth:
Christian family call ABB Park-avs
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An AMERICAN PUBLICIST.
Colonel PATTERSON on Men. Morals
and Manners.

-zrr COMPROMISES OF LIFE. and Other Lect-
ures and Addresses Including some oe 20 ~
lions on Certain Downward IeIloene ,s o. -aoS
- society BY Henry WattersOn- lzfno. pp A.
rrfIIrld a 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

GERMAN gardener. coachman. farmer, on
gentleman's country place. married. no
family: three years references. moderate
wages A B.. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122
West 23d-st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-28

ability she was the first woman IA
the world who had dared % contra.
diet him Ills stout aultann would
as soon have thought Of flying ~
doing 30. while tho ladies Of hii
harem would doubtless have been
treated 10 the bowhtrlng had they
vehturod upon such "a liberty.
Truly these be- strange people.
he muttsred 10 himself. whore no
man gora armed. and women. un-
yelled. beard kings 10 their faces
Yet ! could pardon her much, for
she la as beautiful as "a sunrise In
the desert"
A he rode home afterwards he
told himself that he would not have
believed that a Nzrani woman could
have been 10 fair. and as he lay
back on his cushions he began 10
dream dreams what the Lady
Olivia would have said had she
known all that was passing in his
mind I cannot say. Doubtless she
would not only have been very prop
erly offended. but ineGpreaaibly
shocked
Later In the evening. the sultan
was present At tho state ball nj
buckingham palace. and ON two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-28

ed the vehicle being open. 10 that
the glimpse We had OF him aa no
drove past was but a flooting one.
What caught Of a. however. led
me TO thtAk that | could tell samu-
thing OF the mans character. ! saw
there pride. aYarice and eonsum-
mate cunning l told myself that !
should not carr 10 fall Into his
hands. n by any chance he should
have reason 20 feel Yindicuve
towards me.
His highness did feel Nindlctive
towards all creation lie had left
his native land Of sunshine to come
to this damp and chilly dirty and
smoky London. lie had had rail
road ride at a speed that scared him
and a sea yoyaaa that had made him
III Wcnse than a}i. he did not APP
prove OF The Titled eoaorry who had
been told eff to attend upon him.
aud who. from tho first. had treated
him moro like a spoiled child than
a sovereign who ruled. and had
the power OF life and death over
something like 5000 900 people.
knowing that he would be tired
after HIS long Journey. Il had been
arranged that he should spend hla
first evening In seclusiou. On the
morrow round OF gRictlea would
commence. which would last almost
without cessation until the termlua-
ton OF his visit Ito WAS to be en-
trrtalnod az reviews. theaterH. gar
den parties. and was 10 witness a
state ball az buckingham palace.
Throughout the next morning his
majesty was kept busily engaged In
the reception of diplomatic. military
and naval authorities with era
cionaness that did not at all accord
with HIS true feeling During the
afternoon ha went driving. and In
the evening was present az per
formance given az one OF the prin-
eipal music halls In his honor On
this occasion he was vastly pleased
and al tho conclusion OF the per
Torrance ordered hts grand yiHor
to purchase the entire corps de bal
LET and dispatch them Immediately
To his capital. when Informed that
this was impossible. he fell into a
regal rage and vowed that things
had como 10 a pretty paaa when
what he said was not taken as law
Meantime Londcn made him the
hero OF the day. forgetting that less
than two years before three Of Eng
lands sons and two Of her daugh
tera had been murdered In cold
blood In his capital. and that he had
openly dcfcd her when ahs had do
handed the punishment OF those d.
reetly responsible for the inhuman
deed.
And when his majesty drove
through the cheering crowds OF
London he flaftsred himself that
the trouble vas forgotten and would
never hs recalled.
Having nos given you a brief re-
sumo Of hia maIesty's official do
lnga. come TO what may be called
the lighter aide.
Her grace of Marlborough had Is
sued Invitations 10 a large number
Of guests 10 a garden party To meet
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his majesty tho sultan Of Madfa-
pore. Il Was To be a gorgeous at
fair and everyone was wild with
oaKerneeas TO attend
Though ! have not been permitted
the honor ~ her acquaintance. I
have been Informed that the duchess
n a model hostess. and that her en-
tortalnmontn are maIYela OF taste
and aplendor. A. for her daughter.
the Lady olivia Beihampton. when
| try 20 describe her / find that
words fail me. She IL the most
beautiful woman In EnglandS and
that II saying a good deal.
have been told that evefS eye
was fixed upon her. dressed Ia pure
white. as she swept across the lawn
60 be presented 20 their illuatrious
guest.
can quite imagine that the sui
tan. too. made a picturesque figure
enough AZ that moment Ho was =
fine figure OF man. and In hlA or.
entail dress locked every inch a
hing
When she was presented "a him
he received her KraciouHly. then
turning 60 the duchess. he said IN
French. which he spoke moro fluz
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PLAIN MURDER

strict why isn't the who Is
sponsblo fishermen guilty Of murder
deserving hanging life imprisonment
diplomacy exhausted where IL
who shells Kills
bomb which blew
he miners7
because a engine
murderer than the
VI a handful dynameT
dasardly OF the twoG For
the death OF his
position safety and relies
upon high unWhlpped
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entity than English;
Madam. you have shown me
much that aatonlahed me. but you
have kept your greatest treasure for
the last Aat they say In my cOun-
Try, CIT Is silver at first. but 'tis
gold az the end
Your majesty pays mo a oompli-
mont that I appreciate" returned
tho duchess
Turning to tho daughter he on
tered into animated conversation
with her. As he talked his dark
piercing eyes were fixed continual
" upon her face. lie told himself
tast he had ssyor seen anyone like
her before. and when she. acountOm-
ed aH she vas 90 kings aud princes.
dared To differ with him ON "A Ger
tain subject and spoke her mind
fearlcnaly aud 30 the point. he was
not only not angry. but was delight
cd beyond expression. In all prob
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presence of my fellow citizens. At
last our own gracious prince
emerged from the station. accom-
panied by tall. orientally-clad per-
sonage. followed by others attired
In similar fashion lie looked about
him At the eoncourse Of people and
then took his seat in the carriage
that awaited him. Unfortunately the
inclemeney OF the weather prevent