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nothing else. They are built on skele-
ton frames, and provide no shade at all.
OF course, these are not meant for
town wear.
For service, parasols matching the
costume in color are preferred. There
are many white and colored pongee
parasols, which are very pretty as are
those of checked silks. Linen parasols
are attractive, and will undoubtedly be
popular, but white does not answer
very well as a protection from the sun.
A few white linen parasols have green,
silk Innings, which makes them practi-
cal.---New York Evening Post.
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point to stop at her place. In the lit
tie sitting-room Lincoln prepared man
OF his speeches, told his stories, crack
ed his jokes, and spun his yarns and
anecdotes.
Abe Lincoln was a mighty good man
and a mighty good alwyer, and he made
a mighty good President, and t. am
proud that I have often cooked him
his dinner" declared Mrs. Donovan.
st. Paul Pioneer Press.
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SNOW so FEET DEEP IN sIERRAs

SNOW 50 FEET DEEP IN SIERRAS.
James Henderson, a lineman en-
ployed by the Sunset Telephone and
Telegraph Company, stationed at Cisco
and who has charge of the comrany's
lines throughout the entire section over
the summit, was in Truckee Saturday
and said that the snow in many places
on the mountains was fully fifty feet
deep,
Between Cisco and Emigrant Gap is
a canon which is 10 feet deep. 1t is
filled snow ands a man on snow shoe
can walk from one ridge across to the
other about five miles west of Tpuckee
there is another canon where the wind
has clean sweep out into the Bonner
Lake Valley. In his cannon there is a
bank of the beautiful forming a per
pendieular white cliff fully 200 feet
high.
Mr.. Henderson also said that the
telephone poles are standing in many
feet of show and that wires are covered
also. At present the wires are working
well despite the fact they are buried
deep in the snow. Truckee corre-
spondence Sacramento Bee.
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A WOMAN WHO COOKED FOR LIN

COLIN.
Mrs. Sarah Cooper Dovan Of Eldora,
who to-day is celebrating her eighty
ninth birthday, in her younger days
had the distinction of having cooked
dainties for Abraham Lincoln. That
was in the day when Mr.. Lincoln was a
poor, struggling lawyer in Illinois, be-
fore he rose to fame and before he be-
came President. When Mrs Donovan
knew Lincoln he was commonly known
as ABE" Lincoln, and he had pretty
hard shedding to make It go, as a young
attorney
In her younger days, Mrs Donovan of
this city was a resident of Georgetown
and Danville, ILL.,, and it was there she
knew Lincoln. He frequently passed
through Georgetown and, attracted by
the quiet, clean, and attractive house
kept by Mrs. Donovan, and above all
by her excellent cooking, he made it a
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QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.

Tomas and Nettleton to S. e. Bassett
SO feet, Watson street,
S. P. Lund to w. A. Mayors, S. feet,
Blake street.
B. l. Bailey to c. 2. Bailey, 20 feet,
Spruce street.
c. t. Mcclure to H, T. Curran, 46
feet Broad street
N. H. Savings bank to T. j. Leonard,
adm, 40 feet, Orchard street
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USE ALIENS FOOT-EAsE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes Your feet
feel swollen, nervous and damp and get tired easily
II you have aching feet try Aliens Foot Ease. it
Cures aching, swollen, sweating feet blisters and
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Don't accept any substitute. Trial package FREE,
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WEST HAVEN.

WARRANTY DEEDS.
Frank G. Woodruff to William M
Russell, 100 feet, Orange Center.
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QUIT CLAlM DEEDs


Tomas & Nettpleton to Evelyn p
Goodsell, Sc feet, Morgan street.
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Dana Estes, the Boston publisher,
who is now in London, has secured the
American rights to Filson Young's new
novel, THE Sands of Pleasure" Mr.
Estes has also arranged to publish in a
limited edition an essay by Fflson
Young entitled Venus and Cupid: An
Impression in Prose After Velasquez in
Color"
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LEASES.

Paul Holstein to Morris Alperowtiz,
store at 1914 Oak street two years, 1872
yearly.
G. o. Crutenden 10 Ellphalet Killam,
1853 feet, Wooster street two years,
$1,500 yearly,
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college, author of Social Law in the
Spiritual World" &c. This is a book
of studies in atonement and prayer.
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EXECUTORS DEED

II. T. Curran to G. f. Mcclure, AZ
feet, Broad street..
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Readers of the American Boy will be
delighted with the new serial which be-
gins in the May issue. 1t is entitled In
Defense of His Play or "A Boy in Blue
and a Boy in Gray" and is written by
Edw. Stratemeyed. There are further
chapters of "Shaggycoat" and the con-
clusion Of 1.-THE Adventures of Joe and
Dan" ]. Allen Bartlett, an English
writer, contributes an exploit of Paul
Jones'" entitled 1.-THE Boarding Of the
Lion" william r. Draper writes en-
tertainingly under the caption, Some
thing About Indian Babies
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L. G, Page and Company will pub
fish in book form a collection of the
poker stories by David A. Curtis, which
have appeared in the New York Sun.
Besides these stories, which have made
"Old Man Greenhut," caleb Mix" the
veteran bartender, "Lonk Mike" and
Stumpy" famous characters, Mr. Cur
/ tbs has also written of the national
game from the scientific standpoint in a
volume called THE Science of Draw
| Poker"
Mr.. Bliss Carman's Pipes of Pan, ="
hitherto issued by Messrs l.. C. Page
and Company in five volumes, will APP
pear in one volume, for the holiday sea-
son, bound in decorated cloth, and in
morocco. The single volumes will still
be published, for it is evident that each
has its distinct group of readers.
Miss Marian Warner Wildman, the
| author of Theodore and Theodore"
will be represented on the L. c. Page
holiday list by Robin of the Hills" the
story of spirited girl and her or
phaned brothers, who established them
selves on their sole heritage, Callfor-
MIA ranch and were successful. Photo
graphs of the ranch as it is illustrate
the book.
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LIS PENDENS

IIIp I L4N DIL1NDs
g. w, Curtis VS.. J. f. Brauer, SO feet
Warren street.
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William A. Genung to George E. AL.
ling, 81 feet, California street, $500.
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Book News (Philadelphia) for May
takes the form of Henry van Dyke
number. Some fifteen pages are devo-
ted to articles and pictures that inter-
pref the life and career Of this most
popular of American authors. The Sc
ries, Lesser Literary Centers of Amer
lea is concluded with an article on
New Haven by Lucy r. Austin Qllus-
trated); and the series of art criticisms
based on recent important exhibitions
in America, by Talcott Williams, is
brought to close with a consideration
of the exhibition, just past, of the So
ciety of American Artists, in New York
city.
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Gunter's Magazine, which takes its
name from the author of Mr.. Barnes
of New York" Mr.. Potter of Texas
and other pleasing tales, is now issued
in an entirely new dress. The art de-
partment is in charge of William H.
Loomis, an artist of exceptional ability,
whose wide experience enables him to
bring to his position qualities which are
attractively reflected in the magazine.
Among the illustrators who contribute
are William George Kreighoff, whose
striking cover design of Morse war
ship has been converted into a trade
mark Of the publishing house; Herman
Rountree, f. Foster Lincoln, Emanuel
". Nadherny, Wallace Morgan, W.
Herbert Dunton, Ruth Eastman, Wor-
den Wood. Glare v. Dwiggins and a
score Of others, who will contribute the
best Of their output to Forthcoming
numbers.
Gunters is devoted exclusively to fic-
ton. OF course, Archibald Clavering
Gunter is the bright particular star.
He contributes a series of DIR. Burton
Mystery Stories" which are among the
best things that have come from his
talented and prolific pen.
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The Riverside Press limited edition
Of Paul ct Virginie' not only repro
duces the exact text of the first edition,
but is set in type Of a style originated
by it's printer, Didot, Saint Pierre's
father-in-law. The Illustrations repro
duce those of the first edition; they are
not fac-similes, but are mounted Japan
paper proofs of wood engravings by M.
Lamont Brown This edition and the
Riverside Press limited edition of MIR.
Aldrich's Songs and Sonnets," appear
May 10, together with the Lowell and
Henry James photographers.
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The C. M Clark Publishing Company
of Boston, announce for early issue a
novel, THE Belle of the Blue Grass
Country written by Mrs, H. D. Pitt
man. 1t is a story of life in Kentucky
Immediately after the civil war. Mrs,
Pittman is the author of You" the
ballad to which the music was supplied
by Alfred G. Robyn.
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The Bohemian Magazine Tor May is
more entertaining than ever. Each
combination, whether poetry or prose,
is strictly up-to-date and of a literary
quality that is worthy of the magazine.
The stories are remarkable in that they
cover the widest possible range of sub
ject and treatment-a distinctive fea-
ture of the Bohemian. Burglar Dick,
Literary Critic" is the title of the sto-
ry that opens the number Poems are
contributed by William j, Hampton,
Edwin Carlisle Litsey, Stacy E. Baker,
CMinna Irving, Henry Wood, Adds Dun
bar and Henry K. schofield.
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Henry Holt and Company have just
issued volume which points a
moral" and furnishes a "rebuke" for
the "follies of society,"" In 1.-THE Misses
Make Believe" Miss Mary Stuart Boyd
tells of the experiences of two English
gentlewomen who try to get into socie-
ty on very slim means.
The John c. Winston Company of
Philadelphia has in press for early is
sue two books for thoughtful readers
Poems of Light and Life" by Jennie
Harrison. with preface by DR.. Floyd
w. Tompkins, a volume of religious
verse, and 1.-THE Double Search by
Professor Rufus M. Jones of Haverford
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Idaho Springs, Colo. January q. 1906
To Edward Holmes:


You are hereby notified that have extended dur
each Of The years 1854 1885, 1876 1887 1855. 1859,
1880. lsal 1ss2 1898. 1894, 1895, 1896 1897. 1895.
1899 1890, 1901, 1892 1903 laa and 1896, one hun
dred dollars in labor and Improvements upon the
Avalanche. Eureka, Grover Cleveland, Pride OF
Freeland and KAnnekuck todes, situate in Trail
Creek mining district, County of Clear Creek
state of Coora 0, the location certificates OF
which are found OF record il. books los and s9 at
pages IS. -. ", 627 81 respective y, the office
Of the Clerk aud Recor Ter Of said Clear Creek
county in order 70 hold said Gains and each of
Them unier the prov sious OF sec ion 23A OF the
Revised statutes of the United States and the
amen ndnent thereto, approve January 22nd A..
ID. 1877. concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, being the amount required to hold laid
lodss ana each Of them for the periods en- 'ing on
tbs S1st day Of December. A. D., of each Of said
mentioned years
And IT, within ninety days from the perso, al
service of this notice within ninety days after
the publication thereof YOU fail refuse to
trihnte your proportion of such expenditure AS
co-ouper. your interest In said claims and to
each of them will become the property of the sub
scrber your cn-ow er, who has made the re-
qnired expenditure BY the terms of said section
E. H. MOsCkIPT.
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ty. Rates reasonable X. E. Wood,
telephone 63i Black
MINING APPLICATION No slss.
Mineral Survey No 1850.


Mineral Survey No 1850.
L, s. Land Once
Denver. Colo. January 2s 1876
Notice is hereby given that Frank A. E Marsh by
Royal X. Graham. hs attorney in fact. whose
pustotuce Is Idaho Springs. Colorado has ma1e
application for patent for i1o linear feet on the
Golden Treasure lode. 1859 linear feet each on the
wtsna lilo Lea>s M%5nRs h S,a and Tom Boy odes
lode. bearing gold ana silver The Colder Treasure
loie being ia9 IT n Is and 81 # 65' "; thence
lode being $50 II n 56a so e and SO IL $50 ar "
from discovery cut the Morning Star lode being lo0
shaft, the Morning Star Extension lode being ia5 (,
AZ ard 3g2 II l7' W from discovery shaft the
Tom Boy lode neng 2s3 fl 5 500 and AZ IT 5o' e;
thence 563 80 # from discovery cut with surface
ground each $50 feet in width situate in spanish
Bal anHs District. Clear Greek county. State OF
Cotoral" described In tie Plat and field notes on
tile in this Office. as follows, viz:
GOLDEN TREASURE LODE
Beginning no /, whence the n IA cor sec
ia I3w OF the i'h bears 50 lg2. s feet:
thence II ih' e e,5 # to ne 2 thence n is
4: thence 5 s. 17as # cor no 5; thence 5oo W
6g4 3 fl to g thence 40' 15D # to cor no
the place of beginning
VIRGINIA LOUISE LODE
Beginning at cor no l.. whence the n 4 cor 3
thence n s6o 80 e l.1o feet to cor no. = thence n
25' 81 W. $50 feet no 4; thence 560 80
1900 # to 4: thence 5H SOC $50 IT to cor no
-
MORNING STAR LODE
Beginning at Cor no whence the II IA cor sec g.
T4S r 75 " bears lUo IS So " s622 it; thence n
a5o sl lhtrftto .: thence .s}9 go $50 #
10 cor No 3. thence ~ 81 800 It 10 cor No 4
thence J2 81 $50 feet TO No. l. the place OF
beginning.
MORNING STAR EXTENSION LODE
Beginning a, cor. No. whence the IA sec
g. Is - " bears ! II 5s25.3 #. thence n ~
Sii It to eor No thence 80 30 W 152 II to cor
No 3 thence 47' " 5l1 # to No. thence 38e
AZ l52 4 IL to No. j the place of be ginning.
TOM BOY LODE.
Beginning at cor No, l whence the n IA cor !,
IA sR 73 W bears - 81 5la3.9ft thence n 500
46.3 # No >. thence so 153. .e5 fl to cor
No B. thence io' w lJ0.sS # to No 1: thence S
6' 1865 # to No. B thence So 7s3 a3 # to
No. s; thence 4ooe $50 # TO No L. the place
of beginning
Containing 10 Ill acres expressly excepting and ex
GLIDING all conflict with surveys Nos. 1915 and
le6l7 and forming portion of the unsubdivided
Twr S Range % W of the 9Th principal meridian
Said location being retorded in vols 127 l64. 121
l5a ani i4s pages 4o,2il $40 ri and 44s respect
tvey of the Records ofCles: Creek County Coloraao,
Adjoining claimants owners of surveys Nos. 1915
Oro Extension lode. and 1857 Columbia and Golden
Nugget lodes.
c. D FORD. Register
First Pub Jan2 Las, Pub Mar 81. 1876
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Colorado Commercial he
task collecting enough by popular subscription
silver for the ship Colorado"
child will asked contribute
tomary the people of the which
gift this vessel adequately
tude the the
n the commonwealth
people the of New York expended S1ooo silver
Ne. York and like
Philadelphia Brooklyn
these Various have raised ranging
each this purpose great pride
know that
people. matter
has brought The Colorado
Mcdonald aud Colorado
and this Association has appointed special committee with power
popular subscription the funds purchase
gift which shall be ample proof of the loyal Colorado
National naval affairs Subscriptions
upward accepted and each subscriber thereto will
Colorado" President
and of the vessel These
signed and will become historical
holders.
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MINING APPLICATION No. 1oao
ITENT 1T @UFftE .NlF- IFfT77'
L. :. Land 0tfice.

L. : Land Otice
Denver. Colorado, January Is 1905
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act OF Congress approved May 10, 1872, The
Wyaaaote Mining and Milling Con panN -
Charles ", Kerry, its attorney u ta't whose I"iT
cation for n patent for 1850 lueat feet each
the Gold Dusr, Lilly aud Golden Edth it,es hear.
ing gold and silver, tue told Dust lof4 being Al
fee, : 7U9 - W and ia53 feet y 10 - from
teEt \ 5.o r aud 81 feet 5 54o ". thence 81 I5'
Golden Edith irde being SO feet y E aud $97 3
feet : 81 W thence sS l7 So teet from
ground $50 eet width 90 each, situate in span
ish Bar Mining D,sriet Gear Gtees Gounty etats
notes on file in this ofhce as follows VIZ:
GOLD DUST LODE
Beginning at cor No l. whence the y u cor sec
&T4S X Is " If the 9th 7 bears lt2 IS H'
thence iso s5' " l5a I, 70 cor No 8 thgnce $ 7oo
Il " 1890 IT to cor Nc 4: thence ls ~ l51 f,
10 No !, the place Of beginning.
LILLY LODE
beginning at cor No /, whence the !, cor seq
8T3~K 78W OF the 9th P N bears - 80 W
46o4 o4 #: thence n s4o Is Z 5e75 II to cor No. 2
" l67 2 II to cor MOI. thence 5so " 1926 It to
cor No 5: thence : 81" IL " 472.5 # to cor No Is
thence % 45 l5o II to cor mol. the place OF
GoLDES EDITH LODE
Beginning at cor Nc !, whence The i i; cor %. sec
#: theme n 80 ~ F so n to cor NJ ? thence
5io 9ls n to NOS, thence Nv - l6' ? # t1
cor No 4: thence 5t' sel II to cor no o thence
: s,o is W SIS II to cor Ne i; thence 90 IS L l5t
Il to cor No the place of beginning.
Containlugl24 ~ acres, expressly exec pt,ng aud
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos l95 A
lsla ssr7 White Moon and White Ftes ledes un
surveyed and Tract and forming a portien o.
+, riucfpal meridian Said locations beirg recorded
in vols las l3s and i59, pages 32s - anal l!a o
the records of Clear Greek County, colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF above excluded
surveys.
Is. pub Jan 90 last pub March "A. 1876
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A Favositc Remedy for Babies.

It's pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Cham berl lain's Cough Rem
edy favorite with the mothers Of small
children. 1t quickly cures their coughs
and colds and prevents any danger Of
pneumonia or other serious conse quen
ces. 1t not only cures Group bat when it
is given as soon as the croupy cough ap'
pears will prevent the attack. For
sale by ]. J. Sherwin.
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Texas the Coloradoan's Wilter Resort.

San Antonio is an ideal place to spend
TIL. winter. Half foreign, wholly
unique, it is altogether one OF the most
interesting places. Its perfec, climate,
semi-tropical vegetation aud numerous
p'az.s, adobes and missions make ii
more like an old Spanish city than any
Aile ricap town.
The round trip rate to San Antonio
via Colorado & Southern is Sal 10.
mple,e information may be had from
Mr. T. +. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24

N1cK Longvor modest He has introduced only
of compliment
aostention ought be
sides sensible providing the purchase by this country
representatives the diplomatic
impossible a comparatively
diplomatic position because his would take
his whole salary, as the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24

THE third idea with President Roosevelt the longodds
candidate bids become popular and if he but the
will te made by acclamaon and his election
follow by Since his of the high
remarkably from and with
judgement he has drawn all political parties him
opposed the third idea admit
II Roosevet's would be the proper caper.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24

THE Canal Commission and President Roosevelt
adoption of the lock plan for the
The canal be built half the
half level canal greater
safety ships quicker the ishmus for large
danger flood operation
will less per 1t
enlarged level canal 1t certainty
kind O. a canal will have.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24

MINING APPLICATION NO D6l
Mineral su vey No. 1879
Y. s. Land once.
Denver, Colorado. February "a 1906
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act of Congress. approved May 10. 1872, Robert r.
Rose George W. Rose. Thomas $. Ratten and
Robert B. Chatfeld. whose postoftice is Denver
Colo. Jay B Stanton. whose postothce is Fowler,
Colorado, and Thomas Bradley. whose postottice
is Idaho Springs Colorado, have made applica-
ton for a patent for 1890 liner feet on each the
Blrtley and Midnight lodes bearing gold aud
silver with surface gtound $50 feet in width on
Creek county. State of Colorado, and deeor bed in
the plat and field notes file IN this Office as
follows, viz:
BIRTrEY LODE
Beginning at Cor No. |. whence the u Cor
Sec. 2T4SR 73 " 9Th P. NJ. bears SO hy "
2l5 as r. thence "a 80 #. to Cor No ,; thence
$50 " 1870 n to Cor No3: thehce $40 " $50 #.
to Cor No. 4: thence $50 L 1850 #, TO Cor No. /,
the place of beginning.
MIDNIGHT LODE
Beginning at Cor No. l, whence the \ Cor.
Sec. 2T4SR73 W 9Th r NJ bea;s So 66 So n.
thence $40 $50 #, to Cor No. . thence $50 W
1900 # to Cor No. 8; thence $40 $50 IT, to Cor.
No. 4; thence So E 1900 n. to Cor. No. l. the
place of beginning
Containing 10 2s2 acres expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with survey No. 3649 and
of Sec . Twp. Range 70 W Of the 9th principal
meridian. Said locations being recorded N VOL
1872, pages 576 and 4a0, Of the Records of Clear
Creek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of the above ex-
~ c. D. FORD. REGISTER.
First pub Mar 3; last May 5. 1906.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24
Poor Health
laxative doses OF Ayers Pills each
night greatly aid tho Savsapavilia. :.

laxative doses Of Ayers Pills each
night greatly aid tho SAvsapavilia.
New York paper regrets that pure
air Of ;he West cannot be piped to the
great cities East. The first dash out of
the pipe our rarih-d air would shoot
through murky atmosphere Of the East
ike squirt of CRYSTAL sunshine through
a fog.
The delegates to the Nebraska E iitor-
ial association were referred to by q
Lincoln paper as "knighss Of the quill"
Our esteemed contemporary seems to be
ignorant Of the fact that in these prosper
Gus times our out Of town editors do all
their thinking on the type writer.
In every act and thought and deed,
Play fair. my son;
No victory by selfish greed
Was ever won.
"A square deal let your motto be.
ITO every man. and you will see
Twill lead you to prosperity
Play fair my s.n.
King Edward has conferred the order
of the garter on the Emperor of China.
If she Is real good he may allow the
dowagee empress to wear it on state oc-
casions.