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Forrest, OF Oakland, Cal The Rev. DIR.
Albert Evans performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown Of crepe EN-
broidered net over cream silk. The bay
window was banked with palms ant
ferns. in front OF which the bridal party
stood for the ceremony. Miss Marion
McFalI played the wedding march.
After a visit TO the groom 8 relatives
IT. Vermont the couple Will return 20
this city for short visit before going TO
their home IN Oakland. Cal. The bride
is daughter of Mrs ard the late
George Avery Taylor. OF Rhode Island.
The groom is a son OF the late Cur
It's futile Forrest, large California
ranch owner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry King celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary ar
their home on Thursday might by
family dinner of twenty-five covers.
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Dances.

The fifth annual ball OF the Linthicum
Dramatic Club was held Thursday. Feb
ruary 16. in Lfnthicum Hall. George
town About forty couples attended.
Among the oGt-of-town guests Were
those from New York, Philadelphia, and
Front Royal. Va. Supper was served at
1890. The club will give their next
drama early in the spring
The Mayf1ower Pleasure Club held
their weekly assembly at III Kentucky
avenue Wednesday evening. This meet
ing was the second OF a series of three
which are being held prior to their en-
tertainment at Odd Fellows Hall.
It was well attended IN spite of the
weather. The best part Of the evening
was consumed by the business Of the
club, after which the entertainment
committee amused the gathering until
a late hour.
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Receptions

Mrs. Foraker, wife Of Senator Foraker
Of Ohio, will be at home Thursday OF
this week for the last time this season.
Mrs. Lamar. of Florida. will be at
home Tuesday, when number of Wom-
en- will assist her in receiving.
Mrs. Cornena j. Hagan and Miss
Frances Benjamin Johnson. OF 1892
street. have out cards for February p.
from to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. ]. Granville Meyers. jr., 1904 Ly-
decker avenue northwest, will be at
home informally Wednesdays, February
% and March l.
owinr to the illness of Miss Mantz
Mrs. Cyrus Mantz will not be able to
receive her friends tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas H Anderson and Miss
Anderson will entertain at Il tea for
young people tomorrow at o'clock
The Congress women at the Driscoll,
Mrs. Rainey Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Weber. Will not be at home tomorrow
but will receive on Monday, the nth
Mrs William H Darr. 2So1 I'll street
ruary "a, from 8 to O'Clock
Mrs. ] Walter Hodges and Miss Mel
lie Hodges will be at home. 639 East
Capitol street, tomorrow, from TO
| o o'clock.
| Mrs. Lucas p Loving, 1905 18th street
| will be at home Thursday, February %
! for the last time this season
| Mrs. George Franklin Lippitt. OF lUt
MARYLAND avenue northeast, will not p'
| at home tomorrow.
hfrs. Joseph Strasburger and Mrs. ii
Stra sburger, OF 1916 Rhode lsiahe
| venue. will be at home next Wedhe'oaA
after o'clock,
,pne ladies of the Washington COLLEGE
AN he at home from TO o'clock to
morrow afternoon.
| Mrs Albert r. Dyer and Mrs. Gfac
T,xar Knight Will receive tonorfo"
1qs7 Roanoke street for the last tim
this seasen.
Nrs flames o. Haworth, of Mckees
mort pa. is making visit to her gar
ants Mr. and Mrs. John I. s. Holt2
man of BIG Dumbarton avenue north
west.
MRS Reeve Lewis will be at HON
saturday. February %, at 17is Twenty
second street.
Mrs Arthur N Hacker will be a
home tomorrow from 3 TO o'clock q
1918 3 street northeast. ana WiH nav
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TIE WASHINGTON TIMES. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1906

details. There was large hve-pointed
star of Meteor roses IN the center of the
table, the same roses forming eorsage
boquets for the guests. The souvenir
bon bon boxes were Of red satin bearing
hand painted American Tags as a deco
ration. the plate cards bearing out the
same idea.
Mrs. Lamar, who is bride, having
married Representative Lamar. of Flor
ida. during tae summer. and i1nzn ediately
went abroad. had al table Nine. Caivo,
Mime. Qpesadsa. Mrs. White, Mrs. Shep-
herd. Mrs. Taliafo-rc. Mrs. John Skar.t
Williams. Mrs. ]. L. S.aeen, Mrs. John
z. Rixey, Mrs Claude Swanson, Mrs.
John w. Foster, Mrs. Haanis Taylor,
Mrs Talmase. Mrs. st. George Tucker,
Mrs Chstard, Mrs. Robert /. Fleming
Mrs Samuel Spencer, Mrs. George NJ
Brown, Mrs William 2. Duyall, Mrs
George L. Becker, Mrs. Benjamin Micou
and Mrs. Francis f. Nash
One of the most delightful meetings of
women during the week was at the
luncheon at Stoneieigh Court Tuesday,
when Mrs. Francis Wright. wife of
Judge Wright, had as her guests, Miss
Cannon. Mrs. LIE Seure, daughters or the
from Chicago: Mrs. Mann, Mrs. yespa-
sian Warner, Mrs Filter and others
Mrs. Hutchins viii entertain a party
OF sixteen girls at luncheon today al
the Grafton in compliment to Miss
Pauline Nor ton
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Valentine arties

Music and appropriate decorations lent
a charm to the valentine party sfsen
Tuesday evening at the home of the
Misses Hummer in NJ street.
All the guests wore masks and very
enjoyable evening was passed Prizes
were awarded to the Misses Hattie
Brady, Lucretia Norris and Margaret
Flower. The gentlemen's prizes were
awarded to J. Edward Connolly, Wall
denar Kopmier and John A Mellon.
After indulging in games and dancing
the guests al midnight unmasked and
retired to the dining hall, which was
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Dinners

Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft en-
tertained at dinner last night Sir Henry
Mortimer Durand, the British AEnbassa-
dor, and Lady Durand: Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr. Taxa
Fira, the japanese Minister: Senator
and Mrs. spooner. Senator and Mrs. AL
ger. Senator Kean, Miss kean, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. DaIzell, and Mrs.
Sheridan.
Senator ana Mrs. Dryden gave din
ner last night for the New Jersey dele
gator In the House Those who at
tended were Representative and Mrs.
Fowler, Representative and Mrs. Wiley.
Representative and Mrs. Gardner. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Howell. Repre-
sentative and Miss Wood. Colonel and
Mrs. Kuser. the son-in-law and deugh-
ter Of Senator and Mrs Dryden. and
Mr.. and Mrs George Rouzer
Senator and Mrs Foraker gave din
ner party last night. having with them
the Cuban Minister and Nine ouesada
Justice and Mrs. Day. Senator and Mrs.
Burrows. Senator and Mrs. Scott. Sen
ator Dick, Justice and Mrs Thomas An
derson. General and Mrs. Grosvenor.
! Representative and Mrs Southland of
/ Ohio. Representative and Mrs. Beidler.
/ Mrs. II. ". Fuller, Miss Foraker and
! Mr.. Thomas.
/ Former Ar1ba ssador 70 Italy and Mrs.
Draper had with them to dine last night
| Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs
| Shaw, Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Morton, Assistant Secretary of state
and Mrs. Peirce. Senator Bacon. Sena-
tor and Mrs Hopkins. Representative
/ Parker. Representative and Mrs. Henry
Kirke Porter. Representative and Mrs,
Mccall, General Wilson. Colonel Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mrs.
! Stanley Mathews, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs
| Gaff, Miss Sargent, and Mrs Rogers.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks enter
tanned a dinner party OF twenty last
evening number of their guests be-
ing selected from Congressional circles.
j. H. Purdy, of Stoneleigf Court, en-
tertained at large dinner a Rauscher' S
last night
| Miss Juanita Kaufman gave a theater
party and dinner party at the Willard
on Wednesday night in honor Of Miss
| Bayesdorfer, of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Kaufman chaperoned the
party.
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Weddings.

At noon Wednesday. Miss Vanetta
Givaudau and William Harris Sudduth
were married a the home of the bride.
the Rev. John d. LaMothe, associate
rector of the Church of the Epiphany,
officiating.
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white crepe de chine with garni9ure
Of lace and chiffon. her veil of tuile be-
ing confined by wreath OF orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet of white roses was
tied with long streamers of white tuite
ribbon Antoine Charles Giyaudau.
brother OF the bride. escorted her to
the scene of the ceremony. and gave her
away Miss Rose Givautau was the
brides only attendant and wore q gown
of white mousseline over maize silk, and
ca ried vielets-
George = Suddeth was best man for
the bridegroom.
White lilacs, EaTcissus. and palms were
tastefuIly arranged about the drawing
room and pink carnations were used in
the dining room.
4 reception from 1870 to o'clock fol-
lowed tire ceremony. the party attending
being made up Of the intimate friends
of the bride and bridegroom The bride
is the daughter of the late Antoine
Charles De Blavier Givaudau. and niece
of Col Henry A. Potter, of New York.
The bridegroom is the son of George
A. Suddeth, of Virginia. and grand
son Of the late Senator Newman.
After a bridal trip of several weeks.
MI md Mrs. Suddeth Will return and
be at nome with the brides mother, Mrs.
Jane NJ. Givaudau in L street. informally.
for the present.
Carlton Rice Wiiiett. OF this city and
Mrs. Daisy TurnbuII. of Petersburg, Va,
were married at the home OF the brides
parents February II. Mrs. Niliett is
the daughter of Charles a. Slaughter,
the treasurer OF Petersburg. After the
wedding, Mr. Willett and his bride left
for Old Point Comfort, and after March
4
is connected with the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Mr. and Mrs. O. ", Bradt have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Susan Catherine Bradt.
10 ERNEST Huytt the wedding to take
place at the home of the brides parents.
| 1923 Twenty-second street northwest, 81
T:9o o'clock. February -. A reception
will follow the ceremony.
| \ large number of the relatives of the
contracting parties attended the wed
ding Thursday night, at the residence OF
the brides parents. Brentwood. Md.
when the Rev. Claude C. Jones, pastor
OF Thirty fourth Street Christian
Church, al Mt Rainier, united Clarence
f. Sheckells, of Washington, and Miss
S. Blanche Markward Numerous anG
| valuable presents were sent, and a boU1-
teous spread nf good things was reIished
| by ali present. The couple will reside al
ZIP Lincoln avenue northeast.
| Julius Schoenthal announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Rose. TO 10
seph Pach.
An interesting wedding occurred Wed
! nesday afternoon at 2:30 clock in the
home of Mr and Mrs JasDer Dean Me-
| Fall on Sixteenth street. when Mis-
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LunCheonS

One of the prettiest iuncheons served
in Washington in a long time was that
at the Shoreham yesterday with Mrs.
William B. Lamar as hostess.
Very patriotic was the whole affair,
suggestion of George Washington's
Birthday being carried out in all the
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usherIng in Of the regime nearly years ago.
sturdy President
same guests
society
beautifully appoint
luncheon table slipped chocolate punch at the same
function dned about the board and aerard danced or LOOK
e Of the night
There will interminable rush small entertainments for the
the official life
enjoyment and de-
and included
everything from beautifully appointed
number OF formal
dinner parties with Mrs William Emo as the hostess
The social will in
the home
Secretary
rotary of last
de-
nshtfui hosts in Westminster. viii entertain dinner party " ~ " Tue
French Ambassador and Nine Jusserand
Dryden Senator and
Mrs Ager and Representative and MRS sibey are al
Washngon Birthday will be the
Bachelor coon Wednesday night By the way while speaking OF e
ns @ 9 tb Rs, Will also be revised One wonders what
amiss the revision will apply only to the bach
Friday the sixty Couple will give
Kellogg and Miss Barnes composing the
season. will and over in
official life this week and the
before Congress dpee
personal visits and getting ready for the inaugural
ball going home
will be lack superb elegance in
gown President Mrs Fair
Roosevelts
is to be constructed OF blue bro
the whole
lighted will be original and
pattern the design was DESTROYED making
There great necessity where
official circles Miss Cannon and
Mrs Foraker surprised one another by appearing IN gowns o. @
constructed by different mostes as they
hearts are delighted over description
gown will to the inaugural
ball expensive superb in
figure of Mrs Fairbanks
built. blonde of splendid bearing
richly embroidered at intervals with roses OF
the body and train of the gown the skirt sweep
ing Brussels point dap
gold rev of the gown
fills the front the
panel down the front OF the SKIRT 10 Inc men,
1t is passing strange how
gold
Fer proof look at the great military
parade and
White House attended and
card there to see him. Following
and House. where scarcely anyone
asks for event given
invitations without the contrast is
Ii must be the gold gaudy
posed blancy this
indeed that these somewhat monoonons annual Off
al festivities brilliant
that the and
brilliant affairs given there
All honor
Room and the affair was truly credit to both
All of the diplomats attended wear
which however scarcely less splen-
wiling Tyler Tyler assist
While semp now too old to attend such an
her name appeared
compliment ending her life in the Louise
ay Mrs Garfield other
compliment
An amusing Pres
Blue
instead
suppong
at some propou moment developed later however
OF the assistants the Blue Room who tool
of rere
everybody thinking of the
notable and remains fact that Postmaster
when they entertained in honor of thu
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Mrs. SummerhayeS will receive with
Mrs. Henderson. 1912 Rhode Island ave
nue., Tuesday next, February u.
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with her her sister, Mrs, hyie M hing,
of Chattanooga. and Mrs. silas H. L.
Cooper, Of Jonesboro, Tenn.
Mrs William Neal Cogan has out
cards for February %. from 4 TO !
O'Clock at the Sherman.
Mrs Walter E Hilton, 1920 { street
northwest, will be at home tomorrow
from TO 5 p. m.
Mrs. Wilbur e. Dales. of 1872 Twelfth
street, will receive Saturday. February
p. for tie last time this season.
Mrs. John E. Shoemaker will be at
home with Mrs. Rosa D. Fischer. Mrs
John Pistol and Mrs. Ward Fitzsim-
mons, tomorrow. from to {. at 1913 Gin
cinnati street
Mrs. ]. Finney Engle will be at home
for the last time this season, tomorrow
from 5 TO 6, at 706 Nor-h Carolina avenue
southeast.
Mrs. Summerhayes will receive with
Mrs. Henderson. 1912 Rhode Island ave
nue.. Tuesday next, February u.
Mrs. A. R. Weber, wife of Represent
alive Weber Of Ohio, will not be at
nome at the OFlScOli tomorrow, but viii
| receive February q for the last time
this season.
The ladies of 80 b street northwest.
will receive tomorrow, for the last time
this season. Those receiving will include
Mrs. Henry Casson. Mrs. d e WEIGH.
Mrs. G. e. Morley. Miss Phinney. Mrs.
| Crawford. Mrs. James Crawford, Mrs.
| Sarah f. Grimes, OF Hagerstown. Md.
and her nieces. the Misses Gaines. OF
| HagerstowR, Md, will be with them.
| The Misses Scott Smith, of 525 T street
northwest. will be at home Wednesday
| February 22, from q to 6. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Clarence Rheem, Mrs
| Edward kimhall. Mrs. VIII A Page
Mrs. Friebus. Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss
| Martin and Miss Dill. of Baltimore.
| Mrs. William Fl. Daw, 230l Fl street
northwest. will be at home Friday
February a, to s.
The Misses Boyd and Mrs Maurice
Humphreys Joyce will be at home al
| 1905 II street northwest, from to to-
morrow afternoon. and also the follow
| ing Monday.
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An interesting wedding occurred We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o clock in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Dean Nc
Fall on Sixteenth street, when Miss
Mary Evangeiine Taylor, of New York
became the wife of Curtis futile
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Mrs. A. r. Weber, wife of Represent
alive Weber, of Ohio. will not be at
home at the Driscoll tomorrow, but will
receive February q for the last time
this SEASON
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Julius schoenthal announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Rose. TO Jo-
seph Pach.
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Teas.

The Woman,s Society of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church VIII give a
George Washington tea. from TO 6,
Tuesday. the 21st, al 321 Florida avenue.
TO promote the sociability of the church
The Misses Dodson have out cards for
a tea February %. from TO O'Clock, at
1901 q street.
Madame des Portes de Ia Fosse, wife
of the counselor of the French embassy,
gave an at home yesterday afternoon.
assisted by her daughter. Mile Gull
metfe. who poured tea. The guests In
Guided the ladies of the Diplomatic
Corps and the young people who were
guests of the Counselor and Nine des
Portes at their small dance Thursday
night. including all the young men of the
corps.
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Miss Juanita Kaufman gave a theater
party and dinner party at the Willard
on Wednesday right in honor Of Miss
Bayesdorfer, of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Kaufman chaperoned the
party.
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Mrs. William II. Daw, 230l Fl street
northwest, will be at home Friday,
February a, to g.
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Mrs. j. Finney Engle will be at home
for the last time this season. tomorrow
from 5 10 6, at 706 Nor-h Carolina avenue
southeast.
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The Misses Boyd and Mrs. Maurice
Humphreys Joyce will be at home al
1905 II street northwest, from to to-
morrow afternoon, and also the follow
ing Monday.
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Owinp to the illness of Miss MantZ
Mrs. Cyrus Mantz will not be able 10
receive her friends tomorrow.
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Mrs. ]. Granville Meyers. jr., 1904 Ly-
decker avenue northwest, will be at
home informally Wednesdays, February
% and March l.
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Mrs. Cornelfa j. Hagan and Miss
Frances Benjamin Johnson. OF 1892 V
street, have out cards for February o.
from to 10 O'Clock.
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! with her her sister, Mrs. Kyle ". King,
of Chattanooga, and Mrs. Silas H. l.
Cooper, of Jonesboro, Tenn.
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Mrs. Lamar. of Florida, will be at
home Tuesday, when number OF Wom-
en- will assist her in receiving.
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Mrs. Wilbur e. Dales. of 1872 Twelfth
street, will receive Saturday. February
-. for tie last time this season.
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Mrs. Foraker, wife Of Senator Foraker
Of Ohio. will be at home Thursday OF
this week for the last time this season.
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Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson and MISS
Anderson will entertain at tea Tor
young people tomorrow at ciock-
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Mrs John Z. Shoemaker will be at
home with Mrs. Rosa D. Fischer. Mrs
John Pistol and Mrs. Ward Fitzsim-
mons, tomorrow. from to Z. at 1913 Gin
cinnati street.
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(Continued on Page Seven. this section)
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]. II. Purdy. of Stoneleigh Court, en-
tertained at large dinner at Rauscher's
last night
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Mrs William Neal Cogan has on
cards for February g. from 4 to
O'Clock at the Sherman.
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Mrs. Walter E Hilton, 1920 street
northwest, will be at home tomorrow
from 2 10 ) D N
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Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks enter
tanned a dinner party OF twenty last
evening number of their guests be-
ing selected from Congressional circles
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The Congress women at the Driscoh
Mrs. Rainey. Mrs. Martin and Mrs
Weber, VIII not be at home tomorrow
hut will receive on Monday, the 2Ith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-10-21

head of the king Of England during 4
desperate battle. The king escaped
unscathed, but the Cary who saved
him was desperately wounded. In
recognition Of his fealty and bravery
the king Of England gave this Cary
the Isle of Man to be his to rule over
forever. There w. L. D. Cary was
born.
But he got tired Of the limits OF 500
acres when he was only q boy, and nc
came west. In California he made a
fortune. and in Oakland he chose to
make his permanent home, despite the
call OF the scepter from the Calf OF
Man. His older brother died, and the
cry "The king is dead, long live the
king!. summoned him from Madison
street. Oakland, Cal, to his ancestral
inheritance. He looked it over. Then
he turned up his nose. What was the
use of living there In royal splendor
over Al subjects. when . hotel in San
Francisco could put him up over night
for three dollars In far better style
than picknickers are cared for on tbs
Calf Of Man!
ase,l it!'' ordered the king, laying
nown his scepter, and noting by his
watch that he could catch . boat which
would allow him to make the arst
steamer for the United States and Oak
land, Cal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-10-21

American citizen, as well as soy
erien. may snap his fingers thereat.
The parliament Of Great Britain mas
established the status Of Mr. Cary.
IA Goesn,t shold any "oface OF proht
~ trust, under our government, ana
rs hasn't accepted" any from for
eign power.
kings Power Absolute.
King williams title to his demesne
Il fron tie same source Of warranty
a. E6ward Wis, king OF Great Brit
a;n ana the isles, emperor OF India, de-
tender of the faith. His power y ever
more absolute, for King Edward mas
no ~ III making the laws OF Great
Rritain. while King Cary, OF Oakland.
al makes all the laws Of the Cali
81 Man. His say Is absolute over ms
a suhiects. But he prefers TO i've
II Oakland, Cal.
"a Tha lrin0edom Of william. Rex, really
- n British waters, but is not SUD
49, IS british authority. what :
80! 80. ~ ting is tired Of his dominion,
"a S IN can buy his kingdom lor no.
~ much 1t Is on the market noI 49, 49,
n the highest bidder. = compi Va
& ri. Thts vest pocket, kingdom lies g .n s
,... ~ 81 the Isle 81 Man, wni -
1870. .d,s N right. and i is lesa1, !.
1enominatpo = the Cali g 49,. a.. J.
Sreeae - snAms tailleas 80 -