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COUNTESS ol cIsNERos HERE.

The American liner ST. Paul came IN yesterday
with t60 Of the cabin passengers OF the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. OF the North German Lloyd Line
bi,b yas in collision with the Royal Mall steamer
Ortrocoo November q last, of CherbOurg. Among
them was the Countess Eleanora dt Ctsneros. the
singer formerly Miss Eleanor Bradford. OF Brook
Ivn She is the first American girl who ever sang
in Grand opera in Italy without previous training IN
tb-r country She will be a member of the Man
haitian opera House forces this season. and Is
scrad71Iad 10 appear the second week.
T Samnlons. United States Consul General AZ
Kiuchwang NanChuria, was another or the Kaiser
I1iI5alyn 5er Crosses passengers who returned on
the & paul He is here leave OF absence.
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For the convenisncs % TRIBUNE READERS abroad
arrangements have been rnats keep DAILY and
SUNDAY TRIBUNE nls in the reading rooms of the
hotels named below;
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r,Hrse ROYAL MARRIAGES IGNORED.

The ev,ent 70 which the "Almanach de Gotha'
,,ai,t.tTs silence with regerd TO morganatic mar
r,a~es an the mart Of the members Of the regning
bonses Of Europe is once more demonstrated by
it's failure to make any mention Oh the existence
Of the stepfather OF queen i--a,e'' oi
an ~, -, vino IS now lying at the point Of death.
rI~ roofbar of the queen, Princess Hermann Wied,
aftor l,si,. bar first and royal husband in 1864.
contracted a morganstic union with Baron Francis
posRenbaeh who had been Minister or Foreign
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
AMEN ANNUAL DINNER PLANS.

The annual dinner OF the Amen Corner Assoca-
ton Will take place on Saturday night February
g. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. the usual place OF
boIdfue. IT, AT the meeting OF the directors yesJer-
dav afternoon the following added TO the d.
rec,ora &C. making the number 25: Thomas F. Smith
7 c NfcKnieht Samuel G. Blythe. P. T. Renlhan
Fdv-ard G. Gilmore. Ernest X. Coulter Job f.
Hedges William Leary. Charles t White, Thomas
,t.cu William A Brady. Justin Mctirath George
= Graham and Frank Y Bennett Plans FOR the
dinner are under way, and there is every indication
90, attendance
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Grace Euiston. who is playing the leading
Darr in ..The Lion and the Mouse" az the Lyceum
Theatre will appear in series OF Browning mat
inees at the Hudson Theatre in December and
farTIary T'he first matinee will be December II,
when .'VoIombes Birthday Will be presented.
Sydney Ayres. who was Freshwater Jack. the
Texas cowboy. in Texas" and Ben Cameron in
The Claasman." Will appear this week at keith
q, Prortor's SSH Street Theatre in mis- own one
act play of Arizona ranch life. entitled The Cow
boy King.
AT the Biiou Theatre Miss May Irwin IS now IN
the second month Of her engagement IN Mrs.
ilson-Andrews." the George V. Hobart farce, in
which she has scored Of the biggest hits or her
career.
Miss Bessie Wynn has left the legitimate stage
and viii make her debut IN vaudev!ue, appearing
At HanIrerstcin's Victoria this AFTERNOON
The Tooth performance OF The Tourists" will be
celebrated az the Majestic Theatre tonight, whsn
Gustav Kerzer viii lead the orchestra and soEve-
Mrs viii be given.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who arrived from abroad yesterday
were:
THE ST PAUL FROM LIVERPOOL.
C,,,,,s,. Fleauora di C1s-, Herbert .. Stone.
$780, ar~s n A Taylor
~ Csinsenpina GiaconIa- Marquis de Valladares
Mrs Nelson IL S<iiniloHs
THE COLON, FROM PANAMA
T = Shouts. Ioeeps fsipey.
t3ssr ASmiraI Endicott. Earl Starheru-
pschars " Rox,rs lAua~ O. Peck
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BJCINGHAM-A. @ Chalmers. Alexandria
Va GOTHAM-M, Renaud. Paris HOLLAND
Jacques Seligmanu. Paris IMPERIAL-F. W
Pillsbury Chicago. 9IANIATTAN-I~ Schade Won
Westrum. Berlin Germany MURRAY HILL
Joseph segel. Detroit; G. ". Pick. Chicago
WALDORF-Msrvn Hughtt. Chicago.
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GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SFIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE Ia
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Highest ssFay aa dsTse fa
Al degrees average for corresponding uA'e
iasf twenfv-nve years. 80 degrees r,,ssaav fair
ia Locai r OF ,n brtsk southwest winds
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CENErERYn
THE WOODLAND cEUf"

70 readily aocssstefs BY Eaxsn oFOnA O.
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charge.
csase. Ma41ssz 4 Ies,Tsot Lee; R.y, Josa :.
Humphreys. Marie C.
e p.5si3 R.sgTo3 ysssSss =:
sp,s5. p 1ssa Ssaeesy :aa q ,i. nG.a s.ncsy =.
MaSsDos Ea S a. as' q. sS. Sss = Ii s.a.
ter. Mrs. Arthur NJ Keith
depc: Ross s4iHffAz I'M ws,.9sg :E:9sa< Dcs s NJ - ~
services az Ro.. I'm ;, d., q ea.s.n sssrsi
cI-AEK-A' bis residences. w.rn.la J. Ai.z..d-r
lssS SsS IN he Toth y.as q ais rgssrN ssrzc.s
gssaf,onal Church Elmer 81, ws.sn.e " IAN.
'ts sssE at sss saa !. q H.: .'
a the residences parents No Is x.dssa s,,.
son Of Charles ana May .. csra.. ~s. HSps:rt
saitirore Md s.ltos. :aa :saaasns a.sss S s:.:
please copy.
ELowER-At SCUM Lawn, pess. r-x RI, -
.nd Abigail c. FTo-.r IN ts. sat y..r x s.. ~
3;Ia s.ass9 81 ss i' sl':: :: ':sif In Rss:'
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ssTvsss II osioeS Tuesaay noraias a. r.sdsae. VA
t-rce OF family
1oSEs-on Nov-nee- 80 1904 William nfv~4 /. .
ssran Hevisu and ths late william Dfvarr y1sA -
.ae Ssn year of his sss Fn-rai services vir - SeiA
az Chrst Church % Broadway ylss
New York city Monday. nbsr g. a. n sc1cci
q N Inter7ner- at Cold Spring HArbor. Long raanad
I5sys I:s ss.- j .:s-::. e:s:=';s s 3, 5. ": =:
minister Presbyterian Church & W.
city. on Wednesday. Deosunhsr s. p a.
JoCKwOOD-On December 2 1904 n Lis tss> r~u0>,
No. West 121ss ST. Edrsr lockwood a shs 80
year OF his Notios OF funeral hsrsaftss.
Tflsston daughter Tflsss,n -
widow OF ths ate William Il Mstcals. IN tbs sd
OF her Funeral services a. rssdsnca Of hap
Eo1-ln-law, Nelbert 3 Cary. No. 80 S1ss -
On Monday afternoon. Dece,,ber 3 a
ment az the convenience Of ths family.
S-APLFR-At Pelham Manor, " y DeosmosS fDea
OF pneumonia. Henry 3 stspisr, a9ed 81
Funeral services viii BE held Christ Church
Manor Tuesday. December 4 ooIocR D. n
1ntsrTnent AZ Wilmington. D.i Wilmington Ccs&t
papers please
VAN BEJREN-On N,-srns.r 20 1904 Il Murr1ss,vz
". J.. Henry Spinxsr Van BsUr.n. Funeral ssrv1oso
will be held St Marx's Church. fora st.
New Yorx City, Montay Dsosnasss 4 u p n
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NcToR HERBERT ON COPYRIGHT.

risn ~. i-i--ft d was learned last night, viii
esasras. ----'s'n On december 20 testify before
'4 Committee On the musical copyright ques-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Domestic RAe~

BIZ EARLY MAIL TRAM
Fur al points the United States Canada and N.-.co
tours!ds OF Borcughs OF Manhattan The Brurx
Also 70 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii Philippines
without extra for foreign postazA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington Dec. -
The areas Of high pressure during the last few days have
uniforny moved southern circuit and thence
eastward over the Atlantic the Azores. This move
rent has facilitated rapid advance baromerc dis
trbances from the Northwest the lake
frequent changes IN the weather along the northern
The area Of pressure central the upper
region VIII in the Ohio Valley Monday with
snow along lakes and in The north portion OF the
m Atlantic states
,aIeys and upper lake region while temperatures viii
rss in New England Monday followed by fair and colder
TR winds along the England coast and middle
A+antc coast will ne fresh brisk southwest south
atlantic coast light fresh west Guf coast lisht and
s+she. on the lower lakes brisk high west, shifting
~, +1rt invest: upper lakes brisk northwest.
u Monday for European ports Will
49, fTe5h vest winds and fair weather 20 the Grand
Banks.
ror.cast for Special Locallties-For New Englana
portions LueSIaS AA'' anu 1o'-0' -S-- ~ --
Es+.rn pennsylvania rain to-day Tues
. fs1T ana colder fresh TO brisk southwest winds
shf northwest
sil, snow Tuesday fair and colder, fresh
IA. lAy. n,as, crinds becoming northwest.
Columbia partly CLOUDY To-Day and
r ra8s,[H - colder Tuesday; fresh southwest winds
AuesuA New and Western PennSylVar
ut oir to-day colder tonight; Tuesday fair eT-
@ -, Trries along the lakes; brisk northwest whlS
t Official Reoord.-The following oa-,i@ '-'-,
= 49,, weather Bureau shows the changes m the j"A-
.ature for the last twenty four hours In oop@i i'
data Last
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Rates co Foreign CounsrSsa

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THI-wEEELT viii be charged one cant q cnry srtra
postage in addition 20 ths rates Es-zse Ab,ra
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CNDERTAKERA-

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Chapels Private and public ambulance -si 1s1s cAsisaa
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Special Notices.

Hesnfaks
4 Bowen MEMORIAL.
Nsw-York
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points IN Europe and al countries CsfvSr.a,
Postal Union TIE TRIBUNE VIII be rAled
lovrn
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sBurneft's Vanilla = Pure Yssas,
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE rRIBryY wt1 -
unpublished In The rri-Weekiy Tribune -ftheus s-srs
charge
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ro-.cast for special Locallties.-For New
,o,.I Ofticial Reoord.-The followlns oa'la' =

- shows the changes III l'r 'r'''-
a,prs for the twenty four hours In comparison
,,b N. corresponding date last year;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy of Tho Star fall
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Ing. please do as the favor 90 call
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miss II more than once, please tole
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In this way we can DO certain OF
giving or Subscribers perfect
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
BIG THEA TRICAL
COMBINE ON

In the process of formation, the fol-
lowing interests are ta - into H.
NlAW 4 Erlbusvr Daniel ffehman,
charles frohman, Al tiatmhn. NiN-
ou a Zimmerman, Rich a Harris,
ofrheum circuit,
II h. estimated hy some 81 the
managers who expect te 50 into the
new combination that the properties
controlled by the combination viii
value far in excess OF $50. 100000
According 90 present plans a new
corporation viii be formed probably
under the laws 81 Illinois. It's eap-
ttal stock win be placed somewhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Big Sale Of Pianos
Slightly Damae.
ed in Shipment
While on Their
Way From New
York

We have Just received 3 carload
Of mixed pianos from New YORK
city
While en- rosio. one u the pianos
vas !olsed looss from iia gaetsninHa
aud uAm practically ruined That
particular plano caused damage 20
some Of The ather pianos IN the car
The piano which vas ruined y nov
on exhibition In cur show stadoN.
Il Is worth your while TO examine II
pheu passing
None Of the other pianos in the
car we're seriously damaged. al.
though nearly all we're more OF lees
scratched Every one 81 these
pianos pill be sold at about half
price 70 act them out ~ the way
This car contained several different
makes Of pianos ranging IN price
from The medium 10 the highest
n any one Nho reads this notice
desires a piano IT bargain. this
will be- your opportunity. We ara
securing heavy damagcs frum the
railroad company. and We viii not
oniy sell these pianos AZ wholesale,
but will give she customer benefit
OF What Ne have gotten out OF the
railrnad company OF course ne
desire 70 get cash u possible out Of
these Instruments. but nevertheless
no one wili be refused an instru.
mrnt n a reasonable deposit is
made aud the balance can be paid.
~ necessary. In small monthly pay.
menta
II Il unnecessary 10 state that uu-
less ron set here In hurry you viii
be too late To pick up one Of these
anApa. We would advise Intending
purchasers Ia call a. early az pos.
slhle.
Part Of these pianos are only
Nightly scratched and not seriously
damaged In fact. some 81 the tn
atrlments have been retouched by
our finisher and you cannot find a
scratch on them without a makul-
tying glass. Nevertheless. all will
20 at about half price.
Mig shipments are coming this
time Of the year. and Il viii be a
question whether We will be able 10
dispose OF all pianos ordered.
which must be done before the first
OF the year. We will have 10 hustle
n We do IL Consequently the above
mentioned pianos viii not be long
on our hands, " price has anything
To do with A. Catalogues. prices
and terms mailed 10 country folk
free for the asking
KoHLER 6 CHASE,
Established 1850 Largest Music
House on the Coast
1906 Second Az. Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Keeping Your Nose
TO the Grlndstetie

DO YOU want 90 keep your nose
To the rrindatono all your life. ~
do YOU want 90 take Il easy littis
later ON A sure way, safe Naf
aud aenaihlu way 90 provide fog
the future h Co start q savings ae
count with the State Bank of SO
attic. Begin today and see Il grow
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

western Association OF the local
CONGREGATIONAL churches aud the
Tacoma association will meet at
the University church. beginning ia.
morrow at y. M. and extending
through Wodnoaday.o Subjects OF
interest viii be taken up Austin
nnrweli aud nr Gould are the dele
gates from Plymouth church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

The most elKautlc theatrical eoms
Ninauou IA the world. Of Witch the
NiEKvst syndicate now n existence
vii be euls pant is lu the pfoeeaa
81 formation In ChlctEo, according
e. dispatch received by The star
today
The new combination is o. include
ssa Of the most important theatsts
In the United states eud viii he
frpresauied m every city nom New
York a. san Francisco and FROM
Portland g. NrW Orleans. Il viii
dictate matters 81 bookings. tours Of
all bis companies and in a word. 10
the theatrical business in the United
States. II uut the world
Although the combination n stiil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

The Indiana. the Last OF the fleea
of boats from Nome, arrived In e
attic yesterday afternoon With ias
passengers and 100000 Ia Rold The
Indiana H. owned by narnehan 4
nthhefd. aud has been chartered faf
the run from Panama to san Fran
aIarn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

a. W Jones'. secretary OF the school
board. will rad a paper ON out
look" and r = Bunker. assistant
superintendent of public Schools,
will make an address on "rho Max
Ing Of Men aud Women out Of
nnyu aud Gifla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
PLYMOUTH MEMS oLus,

The Mems club 81 the Plymouth
Congregational church will meet
tomorrow night az 6 80 o'clock for
the usual dinner Music VII be
furnished by Mira J NJ obonneil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

GRADUATE OPTICIANS FIT
Your glasses At the Johnson Optical
Co. aud guarantee their work Cash
O. credit Times building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
DEMANDS MORE
LOCAL BERRIES

The Increased demand for Wash.
lnetnn cfanbsfriea in the local mar.
Acts has convinced the fruit rails.
ora az this state that tho local Der.
~. will ia time, oulutrip all others
Ia popularity here
The Washington cranberry ~ an
firm aud round au any sent from
the East. whereas they only cost
$3.50 a box. "a against sio0 asked
for the imported fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
UNION CHURCH MGGriNo.

A union meeting of the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

1 A lara
Ballard
n the o
conpan,
pnplse |
ward
70 circn
inct aft |
Of the q
tension
mont
extend
~ bort
% drop
hcalevar |
~nplet,
i eoinpl
Seattle |
width
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

When II he ollie are 70 o a tell which dolls
back youd Irs viii youanu
h oIu al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

MORT
Mainly
dence
oasfcts
Of Miss
N the
months
the we're
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horse IA
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pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Established 1850. Largest Music
House on the Coast
1906 Second Az. Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

SIS TO THE LARGEST DOLL.
$40 TO THE SMALLEST DOLL.
s TO THE PRETTIEST DOLL.
81 TO THE BEST HOME MADE DOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

s. TO THE DEAR LITTLE HoMELfEST DOLL
OF THEM ALL.
FIVE 81 CONSOLATION PRIZES FOR THE NEXT
BEST DOLLIE IN HER CLASS.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-15
AnrhRH Gnn~

The most popular chlLG-en's hook
eve written was ~M3tae- Go3ses Me!
od.eS" Mrs Goose. or Mother Goose
As she was f2DiIi4rlE called. was the
moJAer-ia-!aw Of Thomas Fleet. q Bos-
ton printer early il the century When
his t-sI chLld wss born LIS morher-in-
law devoted al her attention 10 the
baby and il is said, greatly annoyed
Fleet by her persistent and noi par
ieulariy musical chanting o. the Old
English d.IIies she hsd heard in her
Childhood The idea occurred 10 Fee,
OF writing down these songs and pub
fishing them Il book form The ole
est e1tant copy bears the dale Of I.l9.
The pr.:e Darsef o. the title page
was Two eoPpe1>-" This accoun: Of
the origin IF Mother Goose IS diScred-
tied By some critics who declare that
IL ItS. Peg-au!s published '-Con,s de
ia Mere I0ye, or Stories OF Mother
Goose" The name Mother Goose vas
familiar Il French folklore being used
hT writer's OF this literature o7e. q cen
TUT before the tine o. Pe-aUII
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-15
An Abrupt Finale

Joaquin Miller had just Won recogai-
uon as the poei u tie S.e--as and was
working &C paper IA Oregon He
mad been Contributing Verses AID short
stories aEd Lad ii.>t begun ! tale abou-
the soldiers on the frontier who sui
Tered with scuryy- Tie editor wanted
the scurvy story for the uoru.ng pub
Hcation- but joaquin Miller could not
concentrate upon his WORK His mind
leaped 10 the ANTICIPATED joy OF q great
Social function occurring that evening,
Tor At this tine he was SOFA! lion.
However, be had Proceeded II lis story
up To the point Of the conditional cure
for the disease where ell The soldiers
suffering with scuVvy had teen hurled,
with only their heads exposed - view.
The editor was yelling Coy Tie
poets mind refused 70 worS He could
not finish The tale, leaving LIS soldiers
IN such rlghr. Suddenly az irspira-
ton came ~ him. He grabbed MS
pencil "ai wrote rapid! the follow: nE
wards.
And a she wolf came along AID ate
on al their heads Then he made q
bee line for the door aud was Lot seen
again until the next day His s1ory
was lot published
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-15
A cholera Belt.

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I-t---- - I3c - --4g1gry g:rdIe.
tx yoC- Pc tv.,, ~, Gea! g.-jle.
~-.,. evr-y foreign ce>:te2, c. India
wr1-s Gay a2i 1.g.c Il w:1te. tie
.v- : -4Ge q heGvv vol IL tie
s.-Z-ec = : r2te q Light NO. l, Is
1-r-- taE-- -. Even when you are
s.--..15 - Temperature .: Us &C.
s-~vs tossing AID moaning and Per
>..-1--E despite TX pu-aaa that fans
- from above you Still Keep OF your
c---.--4 BET, - mater wh2. e.se YOU
So Eve-y A.g,o-I1d!a- las q couple
= dozen cholera 1eI-s Ttey are sid
L gceve-- cho.era. sCt have 10 doubt
hey 10 - Al s1y -are. l IeTe- heard
!: a-E wea-er - : Cholera belt vtoD
c--5.e-a ever se.zet upon"
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-15
4 HoIel Experience.

OLe fashionable t5te! OF Fifth ave
nue. refuses 70 g-Te any receipt for
.ewe!Cy deposited u Is safe OF bold
-l>-Lt responsible fo- greater amount
tt21 81 rs explanation % It's rule
Is tasej Oh 81 experience which seems
excuse e-ougl Two geesis ~ the
hotel Kept their valu2bles and mt ley
= TIE safe They left them there
Wien t.ey Went abroad. sometimes to
stay toC slI motifs Occe tie wife
came back alone and drew out al the
DO-ey and 7a.uabies. AZ sic had Of
len G9ae 50 before tie clerks gave the
tux = Ler es : matter Of course Il
W2s 1o- C-t.l trr husbs1d hst return
81 AMI wanted lie same valua bies that
:-e Lutr! Knew % Their divorce. TIE
huSta-d brought sui aid recovered
E! Il claimed S.1ce ttat result OF is
Confidence II Is guests tie hotel has
limited - responsibility % S255.1-Neu
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