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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
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New Advertisements Teday

Hyomei.
Found-Cow.
H. G. Barker "a --'.
Wantei-Salesmen.
For sale-Furniture
Wanted-Young ladies'
Father Johns Medicine
Hallowell National bank
For Sale-Ffne Oat Straw
For Sale-Eggs for setting
Corey, Milhken Co. sBostnn
I;ost-Episcopal prayer book.
For sale-Piano. typewriter etc
Wanted-A working housekeencr
Mantde-Painter and paper hancer
Manted-Capabl BILE girl for housewort
Wanted-tiardiner men to sell insnran,.
Nantcd-Lady or gentleman to traHa,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

A consul i'm China remarks sagely
that the Chinese will buy only what
they want, and not what foreign manu-
facturcrs think they should buy. No
effort to force upon them goods manu-
factured for export and probably un-
salable at home, will avail"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

An entertainment and Box social will
be given at the Leighton school house
this evening at -7.30 o'clock. If the
weather is unfavorable the entertain
ment will be held the first pleasant
evening. xasA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
aa,A

Several members of the Augusta
Social and Athletic Club We're in Port
land last evening, to witness the bout
betweea Jig Stone of Boston and
George Ashley of Fall River, among
them being II. W. Norcross and Daniel
Shehan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

TIE w. c. T. L. meeting will be held
at o'clock this afternoon Business
meeting a: $50. Subject: THE Work Of
the Reform Bureau" by Mrs. Church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
II 10 possible : for your

It 10 possible for your
Journal want ads. to b
productive Of more results
by wording your ad proper.
ly.For instance in renting
rooms the answers will be
better and moro numerous
if you tell the size, price,
direction, locality, accessi.
BILE car lines, ietc., than IL
you merely give the strcst
address. Tell the whsIs
story, and readers will os
Interested. Think before
you write. Word your -
carefully.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Members of the r. B. Capen Rebekah
Lodge will take the $50 car this even
ing from Water street for Gardiner to
attend the district meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
JeurnaI's Telephone Call, u.

Cushnoc Grange, No. 2O4, of Riverside
will have an all-day meeting, Wednes.
day, March 90. 7'S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

VT, has accepted the call of the Milo
Baptist church. a:.d c*pc2t' t. begin
his work there April g. -
Rev.rGs II. Kent has received a call to
a pastorate in Walpn.c. ". H.. which he
has accepted and Will pteach his fare
well SERMON at Beech Ridge on the last
Sunday in april. I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

The Ladies. Circle Of the First .Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Hope this
afternoon ,at2.30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

The Universalist Ladies' Aid win
meet with Mrs. ]. E. Kingsley. L Win.
ter street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2.3o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Cards Of thanks, obituarv no.,...

~sros OF thanks, obituary notis..
oiutions OF respect etc, viii
charged at the rate Of ten Cent, a
line. No charge less than 75 c...ps ~
All Advertising announcement, '.au'
tertainments. whose object !.
raising Of money. will be char ~
the rate of fifteen cents a line y
Advertising notices, news form. ..;u
excluded from our local column'
cept such as refer to advertiser, - "
cupying space in our adver,,.,
columns, and will be run und..
q separate head on one OF IN. =
pages. t"a
Subscribers who fail 70 rse.,v. =.
Journal promptly will confer
y notifying the office immed,s,.,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Dear Mrs. Busy Housewife.
Do you glance at the want coll
umns every morning and turn
away at once with the thought
that there is nothing of inter-
est. for yot' there? II you do.
you should learn there is no
: class Of folks in town. they
serve SO we'll as housekeepers.
They will get you a hired girl.
washer woman, dressmaker,
a cook. they will bring a coun-
try merchant to your door each
morning with fresh country
products, they will bring
you roomers, boarders, and so
on without end. But here is a
new wrinkle you may not have
thought of-a very practical
idea, too:-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Lester Partridge is confined to his
home on Court street by a severe al.
tack of tonsilitiS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Cut aowers. You win Always fino
the choicest seasonable ct,t aover. n
my AoraI rooms. Prices reasonable
Ta,.s 1ars. :: w. Beck, 1s Melville street
epnono' Ioe-s. feb7dt1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
MAMMoU7H BRONZE TURF

eggs for Matching. Orders booked now
and beginning about April 18th filled IN
order tin which they are received. Soc.
each. $500 per dozen. We have fine
strains of Black Langshans, Barred Ply
mouth Rocks, Silver-laced Wyandottes
and Black Minorcas. Settings of fifteen,
s1.OO. Customers cordially invited to call
week days and inspect goods. Address
1.-The Farms Old Orchard, Me.
m23dSswk1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

A BOARDING HOUSE AND RES
taurant with % sleeping rooms all fur
nished with 20 boarders; a good transient
trade; the only sl.O0 day place in town; 2
minutes walk from depot; bath rooms
Connected; hot and cold water in the
house. Good reasons for selling: sell for
easy terms. J. f. Morris, Livermore
Falls. Maine. m22d2w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

say, Arthur Mabry; essay, Lewis Nc
serve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Fresh cut Aowers r. b. sHartshorn.
q western avenue. Tel a1.-S, r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
What the Housewife Can DO Wittlsa Wa

" -
fNfy which would like to
: han an organ in the home.
Wh. became Of yours when
the iano was bought? You
can I'D thessl people in the
'wancolumns of the journal.
If ths are not there this morn
ing, IN a littla ad Of your
own Rd they will appear
quickl,enough. These are but
suge~ePps Of what you can
DO this bring. Mapy a house,
wife aasrealize the value Of
new cur sins or a hew carpet
after ~ hours inventory in
the att. or "spate" room.
Have lin mind when you
start spAg cleaning.
YES truly,
THE WANT AD MAN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

It Is coming spring, the time
of housecleaning ana renovat-
ing in the home. Every year
at this time you find articles
set away in closets and in the z
garret. They don't happen to
be of much value in your home
and you do not value them too
highly. Someone in town
would like to have that camera
your children don't want, that
desk which has been stored so
long, or maybe the next best"
parlor set which came out
when the new one went in. Not
less than a dozen men here in
town areAlooking for a second
hand cook Stove to put in their
camp at the lake this summer.
On the street below you is a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Restore loss of voice with Lung Kuro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
SMALL FARM IN NORTH PITTS.

ton, house and out buildings in good re-
pair. 100 apple trees in bearing, small
fruit for home use. For particulars ad-
dress Mrs. Joseph A. kenney, Gardiner,
NE, Route ~. nl20d1mo.'
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DRY HARD OR SOFT wooD-ErTH.

er ft! or fitted; delivered anywhere in
city; terms strictly cash. r. E. Penney,
"a Oak ST. Tel. 431-2. mar21d2w*
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EGGS FOR HATcHlNe. & WILL

sell n fcW settings from my pNe blooded
White WyandOtte stock; unsuri3ssed for
beauty and winter laying; - ctts for Il
eggs. CockerelS at 81 each. A.G; Chase
Randolph, Me. yiaro5d1m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

800 ACRES, LEVEL FIELDS; CUTS
10 tons hay; grow 10 bushels corn ana ~
bushels potatoes to the acre: SO apple
trees; good buildings; send for pictures; 10
get quick sale, owner includes u cows
and hoifers. farming tools and machinery.
with pair horses. for only A,5dl, part casn.
Full details in "Strouts List No. 10,
circular describing and illustrating hun
dreds of the best trades selected from
more than 1000 farms listed for sale 70
400 acres, $3.50 to $4,000. Write TO-DAY Ior
free copy f. A. Strout, s. Broad 81.
Boston, Mass. Hzoui"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
MOUND CITY DISH WAsHE, TIE

greatest thing of it's kind ever i1,ented
Dish washing made easy. No mite red
hands. Apply to Mrs. l.. White,Slpent.
4iS Water st, Gardiner. Ne. na32dtf
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GOOD RUBBER BETTING. ALSO
canvas covers, waste for wiping purposes.
+. O'Conhor, So Water st. m26dlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

FOUR TENEMENTS AT 62 CHAPEL
st. Inquire at Is Grove st. m19dtf
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| WILL SELL A FEW SETTINGS

from my pure blooded mottled Anconas.
n very rare breed, unsurpassed Tor peauty
and winter laying; 81 for u eggs. Mike
ThibodcalL No. - oxford St, Augusta:
Maine. mar2tulW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

CALL AND SEE OUR CAPITAL MA.
rine Gasoline Engines. One lever control,
float feed carburettor, guaranteed to slow
down. Fifeld Bros, Builders. Augusta,
Ne. f9dtf
20 FT. ROUND STERN LAUNCH
with nickel trimmings and cushions. 3
h. D. Palmer engine. A bargain. Address
Geo. w. Day, Newport, Me. feb2Sd3w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
TWO PUNos AND TWO WAGONS

shape. Have been used in candy, ped
ding: Henry Wood. 163 Water street.
Gardiner. feb23dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
WALL SODA FOUNTAIN. MIRRoI

in back. two gas side lights, three
draughts. ten syrup tanks. counter slab,
tlmbler washer and good sized tumbler
drainer. with sink combined. Has been
very little used; all in perfect running or
der. Will sell for one-half the original
cost B. A. Piper. State Street. opposite
Court House. f23dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
FACTORY AND GEN,R.

al bakery in Gardiner, Maine The bsi
ness includes three-story brick block, e1e
tile oven. one six-pan reel oven, one sk-
horsepower engine and 15-horsepowi>
boiler, latest improved cracker machinery
and complete bakery outfit. This busia
ness was established In 1854 and has ,been
in, the hands OF the present owners 81
years. Address Smith Bros. mar16dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
POSTCARDS. SPECIAL

E GGS, EGG s-oRDER EARLY
From choice matings, s. c. r. I. Red, s1.oo
a setting; 500 for 90 r. c. White wy
andotte, Is cts. a setting: $3.50 for So
5; G. X. l. Red Ccckerels for sale G. w
Williams. Augusta, Me. Tel. 3l6-3
m1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

OF EOfHI TO HNNE FUUM FOR
other stock will sacrifice one of the finest
fields of strawberry plants We have ever
grown. Varieties and price on request
Elm Brook Farm Co., Gardiner, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

THE ALLEN LAMBARD HOME
stead in this city. Very large lot, fine old
house, excellent stable. beautiful shade
trees Bargain c. S. Hichborn. july3Odtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
EARMlNGDACE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Getchell of River
side We're guests at +. B. Whitehouse s
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Morse of Togus
passed Sunday in the place.
Gladys Twitchell returned to Hallo-
we'll saturday after passing two weeks
vacGtion with her parents.
Waiter Stone of Augusta was guest
Of his mother. Mrs. l.. a. Stone. Sun
day.
The Misses Mabel Brown and Lottie
Warren pupils ut Oak Grove Seminary
who have been spending the spring va
c3tion at their homes in this place re-
turned to school Tuesday.
schools in town will open as follows:
East vassalboro, April 9; North Vassal-
.boro. April Q: Riverside, April 10: Vas
:salboro. South Vassalboro. Perley.
Small and Aver schools. April 16.
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DANCING IS CONSIDERED NECESSARY ADJUNCT TO THE orr

Now, my friends" said the lecturer.
what does that show usS A voice
from the back of the hall instantly re-
Piled: 1T shows us where you temper.
ance people 60 to-"
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foreign ENJOYS are required nowadays
to personally vouch for the social
standing OF those of their countrymen
who are admitted into the presence of
the king. 1t is well-nigh an impossi.
bility for our Ambassador to vouch for
the social standing OF every American
tourist who happens to be doing"
Rome and takes IL into his head to
go and CALI on the king.
In the Dominion of Canada there In
a sentiment growing more or less lately
faVoring the appointment Of a Cana,
dian TO the exalted post of Governor.
General. The country has always been
ruled by some member OF the nobility
sent out from England by the Crown.
II Is possible, therefore, IL the Crown
looks with favor on the petitions. that
some day a man born In the United
States may become GoYernor-G General
or Canada. There is nothing but the
sentiment Of the people to prevent this.
There Is no native-born clause. az IN
the case with the Presidency Of the
United States. One who becomes a
British subject by naturalization IN
Just as good Britisher as one born
under the British flag.
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The social side of life at West Point
has unquestionably proven one Of the
greatest attractions of this unique
school, admission to which is so eager
ly sought by young men in all parts OF
the country. Ordinarily the West
Pointer has only half an hour daily
the interval following supper---that he
can call his own. On Saturday after
noon however. the lads are Stree" from
two O'clock until $50 o'clock, the sup
per hour, and on Wednesdays there is
similar freedom from O'clock In the
afternoon until $50 O'Clock. At such
times the famous Filtration Walk.
where so many romances have had
their beginning is n mecca for a con-
siderable portion OF the young men.
On Saturday evenings from $50 to
1870 O'Clock there is dancing.
when They Camp Out.
In the eyes of most Of the cadets the
happiest portion of the year at West
Point is the summer interval when the
whole battalion goes into camp in the
wooded area on the north side Of the
Academy grounds, remaining under
canvas from June until September.
During this season visitors are espec-
tally numerous, and the social life at
the Point Is seen at it's best.
The cadets at West Point are In very
truth picked men, for not only is ad-
mission gained by passing a very
severe entrance examination, but
there are examinations scattered all
through the four year course and IL a
cadet fails to come up to the mark at
any OF these periodical tests he Is al
most certain to be dropped from the
rolls. Indeed, SO severe is this weed
ing-out process that only about one
half OF the young men who enter West
Point succeed in graduating.
a Democratic Institution.
One phase OF conditions at West
Point which Is calculated to make
every American proud OF the institu-
ton is the splendid democracy which
prevails. Special privileges are I'M
known at the Point. The boy whose
father Is a ulti-millionaire wears the
same grade OF clothing, sleeps in the
same kind OF bed and eats food that
Is precisely on a par with that fur
nished to the cadet who started in life
as a bootblack. Each student at the
Military Academy receives from Un-
Gle Sam the sum OF five hundred dol
lars a year and out OF this he must
purchase all his necessities at the
store" If he spends more than the
allowance such excess Is a debt which
Is duly charged against him and must
be nquidated from his future pay.
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GUARD MOUNT AT WEST POINT.
dollars ere they are fully completed in
the year 1912. Already the creation
OF the new West Point" has pro-
crossed far enough to prove how bene-
fetal will be the undertaking.
While the primary purpose Of Uncle
Sans unique institution on the banks
OF the Hudson River is, OF course, to
educate young men for positions as
officers OF the UnitsA States Army. the
superiority which has won for 1t
worldwide fame is due to the marvel
Gus efficiency of the mental and physi-
cal training without regard to the use
TO which the knowledge is to be put.
1t Is in the interest of this ambition to
graduate perfect specimens of Ameri-
can manhood that the costly improve
ments are being carried forward.
Nearly Trebies Present Capacity.
For one thing the new buildings will
provide accommodations for 1900 ca
diets. instead of for $50 as at present.
and these new structures will also in
clude a new gymnasium, riding hall.
academic building, cadet Headquarters.
etc., as well as handsome hotel for
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Disguised as q Tramp.

That a man moving amongst the re-
spectacle classes should disguise him
self as a beggar, and go in search of
adventure, is not n new idea. A young
man with taste for such experiments.
however, introduced a novel feature.
when masquerading as a tramp, by
visiting, amongst others, some of his
friends.
He had a splendid opportunity Of
testing their benevolence, for none Of
them recognized him with his seedy
garments and general air Of wretch ?
edness.
His pilgrimage lasted FIVE days. and
during that period (he started in an
appropriate state Of pennilessness) he
begged or earned just about SUFFICIENT
TO live In a rough fashion.
He received innumerabIe fnau1ts
tmany from unsuspecting acquain-
tances), and only one kind word from
a strangely. Even when he entered a
shop or clearinghouse with money 20
pay FOR his needs HIS ragged garments
procured him much contemptuous
treatment, and he learned a severe
lesson on the importance Of clothes.
Indeed. his cynical conclusion f.
that a man who seeks charity should,
before all things, be well dressedi
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THE DUCHESS OF RoxBURGHE.

IN the last quarter Of a century would
say that IL Is a wonder he is still liv-
ing. He Is looking out for a house
Tor the Duchess in picturesque Galway.
A fine mansion, constructed Of Irish
granite and situated between Tuam
and Claremorris on the Midland and
Great Western Railway, has been In
spected In this connection. 1t is known
as Grove Castle, and was erected about
forty years ago by an eccentric bach
elor millionaire named Cannon. The
estate attached to the house is OF little
value, but the house and grounds are
beautiful. There Is plenty of fishing
and shooting in the neighborhood, and
In the hunting season 1t attracts many
aristocratic folk.
Floors Castle is the English resi-
dence Of the Roxburghes. 1t stands on
a terrace overlooking extensive mead
ow lands spreading down to the Tweed
at its junction with the Teviot. 1t is
like veritable fairyland OF cupolas
and minarets, of turrets and embras-
ured parapets. The castle was built
in 1718 by Sir John Vanbrugh, in the
conception OF some happy moment. Sir
Walter Scott described "tha mansion of
Floors" as "a kingdom for Oberon and
Titania to dwell In, whose majesty and
beauty impresses the mind with a
sense Of awe mingled with pleasure. /"
Vanbrugh might we'll be dubbed the
architect to first dukes" from his
close association with Blenheim for the
first Duke Of Marlborough, Kimbolton
for the first Duke Of Manchester, and
now Floors for the first Duke of Rox-
burghe, who had Just received this fur
ther title. The third duke was so en-.
crossed with the lifelong task OF get
ting together his priceless collection
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PALACE FIT FOR TITANIA.
MOST BEAUTIFUL PALACE IN
ENGLAND RESIDENCE OF
AMERICAN WOMAN.

Is Now Looking foe an Irish Castle.
Canada Wants a Local Premier
Native American Might Hold Such
a Position.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe, nee Coo
let Of New York; after many fruitless
attempts to find a suitable residence In
Ireland. has intrusted the matter to
Lord Barrymore. who married, as his
second wife, the widow OF Arthur Post
OF New York. and thereby. quite natu.
rally, greatly improved his financial
position. That Is one reason he Is par
tial to American women and willing to
do all in his power to assist them. Few
men know Ireland better than he
does. At one time he was one OF the
vest hated men in the country, and
diligent students OF Irish history with
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SENTINEL OF ~ Mesa.

PErRrFIED SENTINEL OF rjE MESA.
yellow, blue-purpie and Law |er: ana
each piece has every natuk appear.
ance OF wood, though ali al - hard
as steel. Here and there sections
show signs OF decay arresteU by the
peculiar progress which conxerted the
wood into mineral. The traveller sees
small chips upon the ground. and on
picking them up, finds them as heavy
as so much lead and as dense az
hint. The Government, while allow
ing visitors to carry or little pieces OF
this character, prohibits the removal
OF any large blocks.
Huge Stone log Bridge.
But after all, the climax OF all this
scenic beauty Is the Natural Bridge"
consisting or q great petrined trunk
lying across canyon 20 feet deep.
and forming q natural foot-bridge on
which men may easily cross At the
point where the bridge crosses. tbs
canyon Is about 80 feet wide, but The
trunk lies dlagonaliy, and measures
A feet between the points at which e
rests on the sides Of the canyon. The
total length OF the tree exposed IN
Ill feet, and measures where it
crosses the center OF the canyon, 10
feet In circumference.
In the past few years the log has
begun to show signs OF yielding 60
that peculiar inclination OF all petri-
fed trees 20 crack up into immense
pieces: I'm fact, In several places trav-
erse cracks have already appeared.
The Government, In order TO preservU
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The accommodation OF the numerous
visitors including many members Of
the fair sex, who come to the Point for
the various social functions which are
scattered through the school year.
The new West Point will place some
added comforts within re n OF the
cadets in gruy but 1t will result in no
iessening OF the strenuous activity OF
their every day life. The West Point
er is reused at six O'clock every morn
ing, after eight hours sleep. He must
be on the jump from the moment he
opens his eyes, for only twenty mnut-
es Is allowed him to wash, dress, fold
up his bedding and set In order his
room and its contents. At $50 O'Clock
the young men form in companies and
march to the mess hall for breakfast.
Almost Immediately after breakfast
begins a routine OF study that includes
such branches as mathematics, draw
ing, modern languages, geography,
chemistry, geology, etc. Interspersed
between the study and recitation hours
are intervals of drill, and what In any
other school would be given over to
recreation periods are devoted to ath-
letics In accordance with a definite
program.
To Make Physically Perfect.
The cadets ut West Point go in for
almost every known muscle-building
exercise. Early in the morning they
go through the well-known Setting
up drill and time Is also devoted par.
ticularly I'm summer to tennis, golf,
polo, hurdle riding, baseball, foot bali
and swimming. The gymnasium pur-
suits include boxing, fencing, single
stick exercise, etc, I'm addition to
which instruction and practice In
dancing are compulsory during two
years OF the four year course.
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was dormant pending a dispute be-
tween three claimants. Until this time
the family surname had been -ker
alone, being the ancient family OF the
kers OF Cessford; 1t now became Innes-
ker, as 1t remains-for the settlement
OF this three-cornered dispute awarded
the title TO Sir James Innes. as heir
by right OF maternal ancestress. II
Is q very pretty little bit OF character.
istic history that Duncan Forbes. the
historian, records In reference to this
succession Of James Innes as fifth
duke that "his pedigree of thirty do
scents proceeds regularly from 1853.
and that In all their long line the In.
heritance never went to n woman, that
none Of them ever married an Ill wife.
and that no one ever suffered for their
debts"
Americans returning from Europe
complain that invitations to the Italian
court under the present king. Victor
Emmanuel. are a good deal more diff
cult to obtain, and are more sparingly
distributed than was the case when
Humbert occupied the throne OF united
Italy In the Quirinal at Rome. The