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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-02

charming bowknot and miniature de-
signs; some beautiful bands in which,
perhaps, eight or ten shades of a
color are interviewer the brown and
maple tints being especially good, and
then there are the prettiest of all
the all-white or the white AMI cream.
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Leaves from Fashions Notebook

Long coats of heavy linen, either in
white, natural tint or colors, are very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07
e,,,, Giving Away or Alternating
lis Water Rights and
Privileges.
WANT FRANCHISE ANNUlLED.
AN manage Suit Against Console
-, uercur Gold Mines CO.
small jury List for 1907.

noe Am action entitled
vs. ,oritt Henry G.. Hess, Hyrum
J, i uonzo Brown. G. w. Lashus'
bsian r",bes j. w. f, Volker, II. O.
b. p ,,,,n Iohp A. Boyle. Z. F. Braz
"a'~' parmley, against the ogden
a a. .' y, company and Ogden city
Na' ,son fled in the district court
na' tbe plaintiffs. who are all
N'''. ,..r, business men. ask for an or
'y"' .os,rain the city council from
0v ,,,,y mr. selling any of the citys
w. 80 own and control It's own wa,
ngns, Tbese gentlemen are opposed
tis W. aranting by the city couhcii OF d
% Ae SrancbIse to the Waterworks
b'yeaI which was passed by that
wv a few weeks ago. -, .,a
pe Var reelting the proceedings o. inN
Mti in The matter in full, the PLAIN
tol'. a,toge that the said action IN
ths n fbe said franchise was Illegal
mi and void, and prays the court ior
relief as follows mr.. ,v ,hot the
wherefore, plalhtlIls pias " ~,
IA alleged ordinance, marked ES' "A,
aamdsed TO be null and void ana OF
49, that until the final nearing
XII cause the said defendants,
attorneys, officers, agents ana
Wy and each and all OF them, be
s,o,osd and restrained from enforc-
M aid alleged ordinance, marked Elk.
~ in any manner acting upon or
"a. the same, or carrying out any
y, wv, NJ Sroyisions thereof, and from en-
s,,iSg ar exacting any OF the rates ana
.Sa v for water therein defined.
VIA plaintiff further prays that the
,sN ogden city and the mayor ana
.Ity council thereof. be restrained and
,ioined from rellnquishing the rights
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MANASSAS, COL.
STAKE ACADEMY PROJECTED
Visit Of Elders Lyman and SMITH
Fuel Famine-Wct Season.

Special Correspondence.
Manassa, Conejos Co, Colo. Dec. Il
The people OF this stake had an agree
able surprise in the visit of Elders
Francis NJ. Lyman, John Henry Smith
and Horace Cummings, who unexpect-
edly appeared at the Sunday school
Sunday morning, Dec. /. They came
here IN the interest of stake academy,
and met with q very enthusiastic re-
Spouse on the part Of the people re-
siding here, and the prospects are very
bright for an suspicious beginning.
Two meetings were held in Manassa on
Sunday, and one In Sanford Monday,
Elders Lyman and Smith leaving Mon.
day night via Denver for Juarez,
Mexico. Supt. Cummings remains I'll
Wednesday night to get reports from
the various wards on a canvass being
made to determine the number OF pu-
pills who will attend the Church school
provided 1t Is started.
FUEL FAMINE.
This valley has had quite fuel
famine, threshlng machines having To
stop because coal could not be OBJ
tanned While there has been some
cold weather and great scarcity OF fuel
no one has suffered, but in some tn
stances fences have been burned and
everything combustible that could be
obtained.
Since the settlement of this place IN
1879, there has not been season like
the present one. Since Oct 20. there
has been about three feet of snow fall
besides considerable rain. II raned ali
night last night, and today the country
presents perfect sea of mud and wa
ter. Less than half OF the threshing
II done, and good many OF the farm
ers have their grain In the shock, In
tending to thresh from the field to save
work The damage TO crops by rea-
son OF the extraordinary wet season
can not be estimated, but II Is con-
siderable. The country Is so soft, ma
chimes that have coal can not move for
mireing down,
A great many lambs and hogs are
being fattened on the extensive pea
fields IN this neighborhood This IL
proving to be much more profitable
than our former methods OF raising
grain for market.
LAYING brick OH the Opera House.
which for two weeks was stonped on
account Of stormy weather. has been
resumed. The brick walls are now
---'t 70 feet high and u the nresep'
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DEATH or THOMAS MAYBERRY.
Forest Inspector Clark in Provo
Garden City News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec. Forest Inspector Clark
has returned to Provo from an inspec-
Non OF the Dixie Forest reserve. which
/, reports in fine condition with better
ICED than for some years past on the
RNksEin range. He reports that Char
s G. Y. Higgins, of st. George, has
Men appointed ranger in Charge of the
Dixie reserve. After inspecting the
rlrtah reserve Mr.. Clark will Inspect
he Bear River and the Grantsville
Nsrts and will then go to Washing
Ion Tor a season.
ASDRASON-GLYNN WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
p lanes Glynn Of Mammoth and Car
nAndrason og Robinson.
DEATH OF THOMAS MAYBERRY.
lA9nas Mayberry died yesterday at
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EXPOSURE.

TO cold draughts Of air, to keen ana
cutting Winds sudden changes Of the
temperature .scanty clothing, undue expo
sure OF the throat and neck after public
speaking and singing bring on coughs and
colds,
Billiards. Horehound syrup II the best
ctire. Mis-. A. Barr, Houston, Tex, writes
Jan 81 1902. zone bottle Of Ballard $
Horehound syrup cured me OF a very BAD
cough. Il Is very pleasant to take sold
BY Il. G. N. l. Drug Dept III ana ia
South MAin Street
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WHAT'S

Worth doing Is worth doing well. II
you wish 10 be cured of Rheumatism,
use Ballarfs Snow Iiniment and you will
be well cured" A positive cure for
Sprains, Neuralgia. Bruises, Contracted
Muscles and all the Ills that flesh is heir
to. A. G.. NJ, Williams, Navasota, Texas.
writes:
II have used Snow Eminent for
sprained ankle and It gave the best Of
satisfaction | always keep It In the
house" Sold by u. c. NJ I. Drug Dept,
ll2 and ia South Main Street
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PAYSON.
BONE FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB.
oath of Emery Lee Wilson, Youth
OF Sixteen.

'Peial Correspondence.
Payson, Utah Co., Dec. 6.-The Pay
hl Commercial club met last evening
iad among the business done was the
section % the main upper floor of the
samuel Douglass building, corner of
uspot aud Main streets, for CONNER
snl club rooms. II is one OF the best
buildings OF the city and most favor
IVY located for the purpose. Work viii
sssh Immediately TO put the place In
NVper condition. About $500 will be
YEN IN lifting and furnishing. and
wen finished will be a credit to the
wy and place where information can
y given to all who desire 10 come and
s psl their means and help build up
4, Inc club Is awake to the interests Of
Wv e,ly and Is endeavorlng to have In
anuies located here. A grist mill Is
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THE BEST DOCTOR.

Rev b. C. Horton, sulphur Springs,
Tex, writes, July l9th. 1902 "i have used
I'm my family Ballads Snow Linimcnt
and HOrehound syrup, and they have
proved certainty Satisfactory Tho luimcnt
Is tho best we have ever used Tor head
ache and nains The cough syrup has
been our doctor for the last eight years
Sold by u. G. Nj. l. Drug Dept, ne and
iii South Main Street. u
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

"Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
tt75, $2.5O, $2.75; "The Gospel" 75c
t125, $3.50; New Witness for God
Il 5O s2b0 Succession In the Presi-
dency !" 3Oc, soc, 75c; rise and Fall OF
les, s2.25; Missouri Perse-
cutions'" si.25, $2.25; Mormon Doe
trine OF Deity" sl00, sl.25 and Sl.75.
Deseret News Book Store, Salt Lake
City. Uath.
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SMALLER JURY LIST.

The jury commissioners recently APP
pointed to select the names of tho trial
jurors to serve In the Second district
court during the year of 1907 are busy
at their task. which will take about
three days. The number of jurors to
be selected depends on the number Of
votes cast, at the last election, before
the time of drawing the names, and be-
cause Of the little interest taken in the
recent election and the few votes east,
small jury venire will be selected.
For every 100 votes cast the county ~
entitled to four Jurors. At the election
last month the total number of votes
cast was 1923, which gives to Weber
county only 2S1 Jurors, while In 1905
there were 1926 votes cast and the
jury commissioners selected venire Of
4lO Jurors, and with that number
this year the jury box was exhausted
about six weeks ago and the names OF
all the Jurors had 10 be replaced In
the box so as TO, complete the years
court matters The venire was ex-
hausted sooner than IL would have 9TH
erwise been because of the large num-
Der OF jurors drawn to hear the cases
against the city councilmen.
DECIDED TO GO IT ALONE.
1t took Charlotte Rudd of this city,
who Is now So years of age 80 years to
find out that her husband. Lorenzo ID.
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The general health of the community
Is good. The birth rate for the year
has been above the average The lat
est visit of the stOrS was to the homes
of VIM Martin and ID. c. Rogers Il boy
was left at each place.
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IT oday 5 Ogden News

Rudd was indolent and would not pro-
vide for her, and therefore secured
divorce from him yesterday afternoon
In the Second district court. The couple
We're married at st. Louis, June q,
1867 and soon afterwards removed TO
Ogden city, where they have lived ever
since, but no children have been born
to them. According to the testimony
of Mrs. Rudd her husband has failed 10
provide for her for over 80 years as he
should do, and she has been compelled
to earn her own living at times and
help support him and now that both OF
them are nearing the three score year
and ten mark she decided to quit him
and 90 IL alone.
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
Already those having in charge the
state school teachers convention to be
held in Ogden, Jan. /, and 3, have re-
ceived word from over 1900 teachers
and trustees who VIII be here At u
meeting OF the principals Of the schools
held last evening the following commit
tees were appointed
Executive Committee-Wm. Allison,
+. NJ. briggs w. M. Mckendrick, w.
N. Peterson J.. Il, Austin.
Decoratlons-J. w. White. j. a.
Junks. Henry Barker. Florence Bennett,
, Title Peterson.
Press--D. Busch. Katherine MoCrory,
w. j. Underwood.
Finance--R, $. Joyce, f. W. STRAIT
ford, Il. S. Rolapp, ID. III. Adams, j. NJ.
Bishop.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. Harris o. ].
Stilwell, w. l. Underwood, Jannet Nc
Kay, Mrs. T. Il. Mcguire.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING TO-
NIGHT.
It Is the request OF the stake presl-
dency and the stake Sunday school
SUPPLEMENTARY that all Sunday
school workers Of the five city wards,
meet in local board meeting. at tho
Second ward amusement hall, Friday
evening, Dec. 7. 1906, az 7:25 o'clock.
Come prepared with outlines
for Sunday, Dec. 16. This includes
every officer and teacheh
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A license to ward WAS granted TO
Philip Wrey. 90. and Miss Charlotte
Keyser, 20, both OF Iowa.
Judge Patton. ordered committed 10
the state Industrial school Godie
Malan until he Is u years of age. The
boy has been implicated in stealing.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Clyde H.. the little 6-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Shipley
will be held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the family residence, 6S4
Twenty street
An officer from Elko county New,
Is expected In ogden this week To get
the horse and saddle alleged to have
been stolen by Frank Walters and
brought TO ogden.
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China on display at the Charlcton
Shop l22 Main Street
A MONSTER coRNcRlp.

The lofty structure In the picture is
in Philadelphia. II IL made OF hollow
tiles. and lis ownar Intends to store
corn In 1t after the fashion Of the
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the county inflrmary from general de-
bllity, at the age of 81 years. The de-
ceased was a native of England, but
came to Utah with his family, about
rs years ago, He leaves a wife and
number OF grown children.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge J. w. N. Whitecotton left today
for Pocahontas, Arkansas. in response
to a telegram stating that his mother
Is very III.
ID. T.. Felt II In Provo in the interest
of tho Christmas News" on his re-
turn from a successful trip to the south.
The waters in Utah lake are reported
TO be about a foot higher than they
were last year at this time.
The moderation In the weather OF the
last few days has enabled the farmers
to get a good many of the beets up
that were left when the freezing wealth
or set in, about two weeks ago, and II
the fine weather continues there will
not be much IL any loss from beeS
being left In the ground: but the work
of getting them out in the muddy con-
dition of the ground is not pleasant.
The Ernest Gamble concert party ap"
pears in College hall this evening.
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.

Richard Andreason. through his at
torneys, Magnnis g. Corn. has COM
menced a $4,000 damage suit against
the Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines
company for personal injuries, received
while in the employ of defendant COM
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of said Ogden city and the inhabitants
thereof, including the plaintiffs. under
the said contract marked Fix. 3. and
that they be enjoned from barterlng
away the rights OF said Ogden city and
its council, to regulate and control the
rates TO be charged by defendant, Og-
den Waterworks company, to it's con-
sumers for water used through the sys-
tenn. and upon the final hearing OF this
cause, that said injunction be made
perpetual, and for all other relief"
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FUNERAL or LoRpNzo wALpRAM.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Lorenzo Waldram, Sen. was held in
North Ogden westinghouse at 3 p, m. Fri
day, Bishop James Ward presiding. Tho
ward choir furnished the music and re-
marks were made by Hans Madison, JOS
eph Parry and Chas. f. Middleton.
Deceased was born in Nottingham, Eng
land, 81 years ago, and when young
man embraced Mormonism, He was mar
rled to Mary Maria Butler ana leaves
number of sons and daughters He came
with his family to Utah in 1869, making
their home az Harl'isvile for a number
Of years, then he moved to North Ogden.
where he lived for a number Of years and
buried his wife, after which he married
again and moved to Pleasant Grove. Utah,
where his death occurred
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DEATH OF EMERY WILSON.
NORTH OGDEN.
LORENZO wALDRAM's FUNERAL
Demise of Thomas G. Shupe, Cut on
In Bloom of Manhood.

Special Correspondence.
North ogden, Weber CO.. Dec, g.
Thomas Clayborn Shupe, a worthy and
highly respected member Of the cominuni-
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Manager, u. A. Larkin.
tSs Gath st. Telephone is3-k.

Advertisements for the Daily,
Saturday and Semi Weekly Newu
accepted on the same terms as a.
the Salt Lake Office.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The Nws delivery cents
Orders Cnurch
Works Reside
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BRIEFS AND PER soNALs.

A healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keeps you we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07

lent English scholar and has been !
dillgent student of Science an
Health" in the original. The king I
reputed TO bo inclined favorably towar
the faith OF his consort. Both tn
Wurttembergs were Lutherans, whicl
Is the state religion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07

needed here and the club will furnish
information to anyone desiring to In
vest in a good mill. We have popu-
latlon of about 5000. and surround
ing population Of about that number,
with good grain country which would
make mill profitable enterprise.
DEATH OF EMERY WILSON.
Emery Lee Wilson. son Of Charles
Wilson, died Of heart failure, Nov. 20.
He was l6 years OF age on the day OF
his death. and has been a sufferer for a
number OF years. He was a kind, gen.
tie boy and his early departure is great
ly mourned by his family and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07

spring-lIke weather continues. tn,
walls will soon be completed.
VISIT OF THE sToRK.
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Suffered day and night the torment
of itching piles. Nothing helped me un-
Ill j used Doau's Ointment. II cured
me permanently John r. Gar
rett, Mayor, Girard Ala.
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ty died yesterday morning after linger-
Ing afnlction Of the heart at the ago OF
81 years six months and Is days He was
born in Ogden, May p, 1915, and came to
North Ogden in 1880 Dec. II, 1899 he wGs
married to Sarah L. Campbell. by whom
he leaves four young children who. with
their mother and large circle Of rela-
tive and friends, mourn his untimey
death. The funeral services will be held In
the North Ogden Westinghouse next sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07

Have you ordered Mounts pickles for
Sunday Dinner7
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Calculator. John j. McGregor.
22a5 wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. tHA
Oface with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made By carrier ON the same terms
as Ia salt Lake.
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DECIDED TO GO IT ALONE.

1t took Charlotte Rudd of this city,
who Is now So years of age 30 years to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-07

In military effect ALL WOOL very
nice blue. red and white stripes, ages
2, 8 and years. worth S.O0, reduced
Saturday only to...,,.-,'
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Children's natural gray heavy heeced
union suits in a warm, serNlceapla
luallty, that sells regularly az accordlngs
to size, from S5c to Soc a SUIT goes o''
sale saturday all day. at. a suit....,,..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-13

,Rarr slumbCrer are the Turks" de
claros O. writer In the villages. at
any rate. they win drop into the land
Of dreams on the slightest pretoxt
and at the shortest notice.
"ThIs habit has advantages: one
being that the Turk does not at all
mind being awakened In The dead Of
night for the simple reason that he
can 70 N sleep again the instant he
wishes when staying In very limited
quarters have often heard mem.
Der OF the family get mp. and after
searching about among his sleeping
companions thoroughly arouse them
all to ark where HIS tobacco was. or
upon some equally slight excuse"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-13
ARTIST NOT FOND OF LABOR
Turner Pasted on a Picture the Print
Of a Vase he WANTED.

Turner Pasted on a Picture the Print
Of Vase He Wanted.
on one Of Mr Edward Mowua Wis.
rs 20 London be- made a careful study
" Turner
They stopped IN front NJ 'Cm'dc
iarolds Pngrmagc and Mr. Moran.
after examining the canvas closely.
made the startling assertion that the
vase 10 the rlrht was not part ~
the picture but vas pasted ON o.
Mr. warnham laughed the idea 20
scorn and said Il was absurd Mr.
Moran persisted that he was right and
wRered a dinner and q bottle Of wine
that he could prove q II he were given
the opportunity.
The wager was accepted. The pic
tutc was taken down the glass was
removed. and. TO the establishment NJ
the keeper. Mr. Moran raised the edge
Of the paper over which surely
enough. the vase had been painted
Evidently. TO save himself the trou
BILE of drawing the object Turner had
cut the vase out Of some print skill
fully hiding the point Of iunclurc.-
New York Herald
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-13

Dr. Douglas Hyde. the leader Of the
Gaelic revival In ireland was talking
about accents 20 Philadelphia
Coming 10 the Brltl,h accent. he said
The leading characteristic Of the
British accent II. N course. the drop
ping Of the h. The dropping Of tho
~ is very unfortunate Il causes In.
Vulnerable ombarrassmonts
"A friend Of mine II bald. he Is n
scientist one night he lecturcd upon
the atmosphere 10 some of Dr. Bar.
nardo's boys IN London
MY bald friend locturing on, hap
penod 10 aay,
ct Is impossible to live without
air It
But from the back of the hall came
AN interruption In shrlll trclIe
voice.
low about yorself guynor?"
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FUNERAL or The OIL LAMPS
Ceremony In German Town at Open
Ing " Car Works.

Az unruhstadt @ little market town
In eastern Prussia. curious corc
mony was enacted recently 10 cole.
brato the opching Of the now gas
works.
A procession vas organized syn.
bollzlng the death nj the OH lamp
It was headed by the stan of the gas
works. followed by bearers Of ban
ncrs with Inscriptions and wound
with Grape Then came O band play
ing o dead march and finally a bier.
carried by old lamp lighters.
The procession made round
through the tovn. and ON ~ way col.
lcctod the old oilfcd street lamps
which were adorned with Grape bows.
rcycrcntly placed on the bier for
burial"
After the ceremony the funeral
baked meats we're partakon Of. duly
washed down. and the burgcsses Of
unruhstadt ppud Of their progress
aivcnoss, gave themselves up to bois.
ferrous FeiuAsus stray Stories
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-13

Most modern horulnos are married
women. whereas the nice ones In
Shakespeare and In novels before
1890 we're almost always unwedded
maids. You like Beatrice and por'
TIA and. above all things. Rosallnd
You do not lose your heart TO Lady
Macbeth Though nno figure Of a
woman and you do not desire 10 com
pete with Othollo In the affections
of Dcsdcmona This may be- too
nice morality. but TO Victorian tastes
even widows. In novels at least come
under tho ban Of the elder Mt Wei
Ter. Nobody but Col EHmuud ever
cared for Lady Castlowood and Dob
bin ia alone In biz passion Tor Amelia.
london Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-13

Dumas. In hls Isabel " bavaria. :"
refers to an ancient privilege which
authorized the deputies Of the siN mcr
chant bodies 90 accompany the kings
and queens Of France upon their entry
into Paris from the gate VI ~ Denis
TO the palace. followed ON this occa.
sion by tho representatives, NJ the dlf
fcrcnt manufacturers bodies clothed
to represent the Seven capital sins.
and by way ~ contrast, the seven
Christian virtues