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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08

une maladie CONNIE la mienne. Je
me suis exe1nptee de Toperation
en- prenant les Pilules Rouges.
J'encourage toutes les femmes ct
les jeunes files a en- prendre. J'ai
toujours fait mon outrage sans
m'arreter ell prenant les Pllules
Rouges ct maintenant je me porte
a mervei11e. Je vous suis toute de-
vouee. Madame Olivia Martel, Co.
hoes, NY.
II ne nous est pas possible de
donner DIES preuves plus fortes de
~1eff1cacite des Pilules Rouges. Voici
Madame O. Martel qui, contente
d'avoir etc guerie, n'hesite pas, par
charlie pour les fenmes malades, a
faire pub1ier sa guerison operee par
les Pilules Rouges.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUI-
TES: Adressez-vous par lettre OH
personnel1ement att No ia rue St.
Denis, Montreal, ST vous desirez
avoir DIES conseils. Les Medecins
de la Gle Chimique Franco-Ameri-
caine vous d%onneront, tout a fait
gratuitement, les informations ne
cessaires pour Iemp1oi DIES Pilules
Rouges ct vous indiqueront aussi,
au besoin, d'autres traitements, 81
votre maladie les requiert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08
FEU! fEU! FEU!
ne pas placer v

OURQU ne pas placer vos
avec IN des n6tre? Soft contre lie
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs on
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
diem : Francais repr6sentant les
Meilleures Companies de Ia vile:
Telephone, T. s. 1882.
@. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08
ar Ia faute du regime administra-

par la faute du regime administra-
if que nous comprime depuistrois
siecles. lie movement de nj
vehement ct de centralisation i'm
prime a la France par Richelieu, a
fauss6 notre caractere national ct
falt DIES Francois I'M peuple de
fonctionnaires. L'Etat a tout en-.
vahi, tout. absorbe. tout atrophi6.
I'll ny a plus de caract6res. Et
VOLTA pourquoi nous n'avons pas
d'6migrants."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08

Un grand nombre de nos lee
tours ignorent, croyons-nous, que
nous poss6dons au mllieu de nous
un opticien parlant tres bien notre
langue. En- effet M. PC, Herschy
5l8 ct $50 Nicollet Avenue, 2e eta
ge. perle tournament le francais
ct demande sp6cialement lencou-
r8oement des n0tres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08
j. s. G.. F.
DU sECRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
Ponds deS MembreS
HOnOraireS
Double COtiSatiOn

Pour lie Mois de Novembre Nos. So So
EscANABA, MICH, le go Oct. 1907.
WI lie nombre de deces que nous avons
GU durant les derniers mois ct atm de
satisfaire les heritiers de nos fr6res ct de
O sgurs, vous etos enlightenment mott
f6s du deces de Anna Rouleau de la
Branche 80 de River Rouge, Mich, ct De
e-Louise Jean, de la Branche No28,
de Minneapolis, qui ont succombe res
~pectivement le "a ct IL 26 de Mai 1907,
de la maladie dite Aural Vertigo ct Can
Ger de Pestomac.
Ecu Nine A. Rouleau ct Nine M. l..
Jean, etaient assures de $500 chacun
dams la Classe des Membres Honoraires
ct portalent les certlficats de benefces
No $50 en- date du 6 Aodt 1904, ct
No 1865 en- date du IA d'Avril 1908, ct
a l'epoque de leur deces lis 6taient en-
reele avec leurs societies ct avec pU. s.
G. F. des Etats- Unis.
D'apres la teneur de la Section 7 de
Particle XIII des %r6glements de PU. s.
G. F. des Etats- Unis, tout membre assu-
re dams la classe des Membres Honorai-
res don't le certiicat de benefices porte
une date anterieure al "a ct au rs de
Mai 1907, dot payer au Secretaire de la
Branche a laqueIle il %appartlent le mon
tant dune piastre pour chaque deces du
Ter Novembre au Ter D6cembre 1907.
EMMANUEL M. ST.. JACQUES.
Soc Ger
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08

Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
&c responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-08
DE L'OUEST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI s Nov 1907

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18

We can build o new light plant for
much less than they want US to vote bends
70 pay the balance due. Better burn up
and start new one. It's cheaper.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
CITATION.

Georgia, Lee County.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has applied to the Ordinary
of said county for leave to sell the land
and personal property Of the estate Of
Henry J. Wilkerson, for the purpose
Of paying debts and distribution Of
same:
SAID application will be heard at the
regular term of the Court OF Ordinary
for Lee County on the first Monday in
November 1907.
This, October It'll, 1907.
s. T. WILKINSON. Administra-
tor of estate of Henry ]. Wilkerson,
deed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18

the evening Il was as 4 married man and at
his side mrs. Ed Simmons. Formerly Miss.
Minnie Morgan, one Of the incest and pret-
tiest girls Of the city. Mr.. Simmons has a
growing and prosperous mercantile business
al DesOto ami win reside there for the flu
tnre.
We extend to them our best wishes for a
long and prosperous life.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
1OtiOO SF Election for
Bend issue Of the City
OK Leosburg,

20 The Qualihsd votsTA Of the city Of LeeesbuYg:
Al election will be held on the 9Oth day OF Nov
amSsE 1901 " detePanihv whether 5000 In bonds
% the Mayor snd Council Of tho city of Leesbuye
shall be Issued for the purpose Of constructing
and eEseslRg system Of wAteR-woEks In the city
Of LsesbuFg, sud likewise 20 determine whether
0A0co In sOsdS Of said munieipal corporation shall
be issusd tOs che bcFposs Of purchasing and inn
proving sbs present electric light plaut now loOav
tsd In said city; and whether beads fer ore o.
both purposes sfoEsssid, 81 eli Issue. BoAds for
each Of the aforesaid purposes are to bear later
eel, - 5 per cent per sRnum. and each to be NUM-
Nessd fPom 1 60 2S Inclusive Bouds numbered
fsom 70 10 Of the watsE-woEks issue are to be Of
chs denomlnAllen 0f sl20 90 each, and bopds num-
bsssd srom 1 70 0of the eleosric-lights issue 70
be Of the donomInat Of 5000 each, bonds NUM-
havsd FROM " 20 Is, Inclusive. Of the watsr-wOFk
issas sss 70 BE- as Ghs dsnennstioP Of s2AQ each
end bonds numbered from II TO Is, inclusive oil
she slsetTls light issue to be Of the denomination
og eio0,00s bonds numbered from 10 TO Is. In
cgusGve Of Che water-wOEk Issue are 20 b0 OF she
liberalization Of $4,000. and Sonds Numbered
ePen 10 70 lnclusve. Of she electric light Issue
so De o. shs lagntmipAtiony OF e2soiOo. y B6JdE
AunbsTed one Of both issues are 10 bscome due
and payable both principal and intsFas, At the
eSplgaiiew sf sReiVs mORtAs from date sf issue,
ShsoaAaF II aAid bonds In bath issues, both prin-
stpai snd Interest. are 10 become due and payable
SasS sesuesslve twelve months thereafter 80 per
bUnibst, and the interest on each OF both. 80 she
ekas mGybt, Of the bonded lndeb.edHOSs inCuE-
sad 90 aforesaid 80 ba paid annually. s.
E.B. NaEvtA, Mayer
JB. Tyler, Councilman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
Tax Notice Of r. r. King
Tax COl1eCtL r.


l will be at the following places named
below for the purpose Of collecting State
aud County Taxes for 1927.
Sniithvills Saturday Oc,.''sth 1907
= Nov. 10th =
4 - Dec. 9TH -
McDOpaId's store Wed. Oct. 10th 1907.
- Nov. 2oth 1907
-, - Dec. Ath looy.
Cocks Store wednesday Nov. 9th 1907.
Ch0kre Saturday Oct. 26th 1907.
- Nov. goth 1867
viii be at LeeSburR every day not
conflicting with the above dates.
F. T. King, T. C.
Lee Go. Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
CITATION.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
BY virtue Of Of an order Of the Court OF
Ordinary Of said County, will be sold at
public outcry, on the first tuesday gin Nov
ember, 1907, at the Court House In said
County, between the usual hours Of sale the
following real estate situate IN Lee County:
A lot containing one acre together with all
improvements thereon, and known as the
Home Of Charlie Williams.
Terms Cash
This. LIST day Of oct. 1907.
J. C. Mccain,
Administrator Of Charlie Williams.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
The Blowing Up OF News
papers.

-rgbere have been two newspapers
gbloWR mp with dynamite in tho last 90
dsgs. oAe Of them was exposing the city
GEaltwsa westsrA town, tho other
visa yagipg a campaign for prohibition.
The last beard Of the matter the editors
weFs .pEjgtigg double line puAs stating
5 thai IheIr 50 hscrpIiOn lists were going cup
at AMID ,yste, We trust ii won't become
popular 70 bieg them up too Oilsa since
ShssdiloyB need some leisure patch
:, theiF Trousers.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18

Last sunday Mr.. "a slmRopsA Of DeSote.
paid our tqNnaiwlsit, and mes particularly
t, rthe pretty ttlIs s5s who was ssef In tie
day to become his wife 10 the ssEprise Of tire
tsishds vhO were not onto the DIsps o. the
Sonpg couple When be returned home In
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18

The man that nothing his may call
10 often dOubly bls.t
Since grub and laboP'd take It all
Aud taxes get The rest.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
WANT YOU

to know that the LONGvlEW Lime or the
SAGINAW Lime give better results than
any other Lines, even better than the far
famed Lines made In the state Of Maine.
Want you to know it pays to have your
work done with good strong mortar-mortar
that wont rot out.
A good stock Of general building material
always on hand.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-18
yL,EESBIIRG HIGH
SCHOOL
. 4 sHn ( Qpensd Sept. 8.
1897. Spring Term
.0 pps Ian. l, 1897.

THE scheeb IS .EEaeed With the best schools
and sOIlsgeSai ths stats. il win, furnish =
practical edacstlpR and win prepare NoEr
boys ana gElsslas entrance INTO Z the ,FTesS-
man and SOPheEpye class n college u
pledges itstH . tNG ihipEs, Va; to entoTSs
thd'OuTh diseiRlinsaas give "a, lgs gy Il
a Alkhsr order.
E9E tal information sadFsss
GSA. aasiIs, PFin.,
.keeshuEg, Ga.
wv = - 7f.,ts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
OLD CHIEF GERONIMO
REsENTS LATEST OPENING or
INDIAN LAND TO SETTLEMENT.
Hates and Always VIII Hate the
White Man for His Taking Posses
sion Of Land Of the indians.

There is no indian living to-day who
has SO hated the white man as Geron'
limo. This fierce, bloodthirsty and
crafty chief Of the Apaches has prob
ably given the government more trou.
BILE and been the direct and indirect
cause OF the death Of more whites
than any other half dozen chiefs who
might be named. And all this because
OF the objectionable sin on the part
of the white man that he has taken
the Indians lands. Geronimo Is now
an old man and unable, If he had
the opportunity, Of resenting by vio-
lence the further intrusion of the
white man. For this reason. perhaps
the latest opening up of Indian lands
in Oklahoma comes with a sharper
thrust of bitterness in his heart than
it would years ago when he could
have found relief for his indignation
in open rebellion and violence.
The last month OF this old year has
seen the last of the Indian lands in
Oklahoma given up to white settle
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
Commission SEEKS
NEW POSTAL LAWS
ADVOCATES PASSAGE OF LEGls.
LATlON LOOKING TO REFORM
IN SERVICE REGARDING SEC
OND GLASS MATTER.

Washington, Jau. 27.-The report Of
the joint postal commission. author
lied at The last session Of congress Ia
'ayestigate and report to that body
its conclusions on the operation ami
effect Of the existing law relative 70
second clas5 matter and what changes
if any, should be made, was made
public today.
The commission makes a number
If weeping recommendation looking
to reform in the postal service. and
has drafted a measure embodying
these Among the most importnt ad.
titions to the existing law as regards
second class matter embodied in this
measure are the following:
A newspaper or other periodical
nay be in part composed Of advertise
neuts which are permanently insert
a, or attached TO the same, but such
advertisements shall not constitute
more than fifty per cent Of the super.
fetal ar5a Of any issue of he publica.
ton nor shall any advertisement be
printed on card cloth or any sub
stance other than paper nor upon
paper Of greater weight than the
text of such publication
An issue of newspaper or other
periodicals may be composed Of parts
or sections. but all such parts or
sections shall be made of the same
size. fern and weight of paper and
hall when taken together form one
and identifiablc who'll.
Supplements shall not be printed
ON any other substance han paper
nor. except in the case OF maps and
plans Illustrative Of the text. shall be |
Vt diff rent form than the main body |
Of The publication. No supplement
shall b" composed Of, or contain ad /
yes iscments but the same shall be 1
"onln'd TO matter foreign 10 the |
egular is uc and supplied in order /
10 complete matter left incomplete in I
he main body of he publication.
The proposed law refuses The sec 1
nd class rate to periodical publica
ions consisting wholly or substanti.
illy of fiction
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
Notes of the Flood.

One hunf red and eighty-seven PEG
| ple were rescued from the flooded dis
riots near Evansville Monday anC
taken TO safety and assistance by the
rescue boats.
John Ieschcr OF Louisville LIVING
In an old houseboat, was drowned IN
the hurricane at the foot Of Diamond
Island Saturday night week ago. H
was 60 years Oh aud had lived there
TWO years.
Nearly 200 people were rescued be
tween Ncwbcrg and Henderson Mon.
day by rescrc boats; thirty six people
In bad condition were taken n New,
berg. Above Arwberg. thirfy-fyc fine
mules were I'm water ~ to their pccks
Monday and boat went to rescue
them and + okc down and the mules
were loft |. perth.
The ncol will leave a deposit on
oUlaud farm that will be worth a
great de1. improving the soil and
making the land better crop produc
inC than if was before the flood. This
is Tho only benefit lowland farmers
III derive from the food. and this Is
worth thousands so fa- as iucreas sing
their crops is concerned.
Oi! poured upon troubled waters
ayed the ieyee at L.awrencebrC.
Ind. last tuesday. Tde waves we're
making such Roadway. however. that
the fight . save the town. though a
gallant one was against heavy odds.
until A. c. BHlup. an experienced
seaman. who is now mechanical en-
gineer in t-awrenceburg. suggested
the plan Of pouring oil on the voters
He had seen ocean vessels eaved in
tbs way in torn. and his sugges
ton was ar once acted upon and
proved n success.
IN ull w man was found dead iu q
-Eantyhrai az Hovclis. near Evans
vile. a few day ago. Sic was uO
lOuif scared 80 death. a. she was to-
De rail crafi III through the hurri-
arr of the night before
'S5cvoa hundred head 81 cattle were /
'ompclicd to swim 4 quarter Of milo I
% place e safety 40 owen sbOrO a /
ew ia ago. They were thoroughly |
Exhausted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
VETERANS SALUTE
DEAD COMRADE
TEARS DIM EYES OF OLD SOL,
DlERS AS THEY GAZE ON FACE
OF SENATOR ALGER-3oooo
VIEW BODY SUNDAY.

Detroit Jan. 27.-Nearly 10000 PEG
pie viewed The body of Senator R. A
Alger as ii lay in state in the city hal
this afternoon For three hours aud
a half continuous double line Of
men, women and children passed
through the corridor,
Guarded by Company G. Of the Sey-
enth u S. Infantry. the body lay on
a bier under a canopy Of American
flags, surrounded by palms silk
flag was draped over he casket, and
upon this were several wreaths, The
long corridor was hung with black
drapeiies and lined with tall palms
and ferns
AS the throng passed before the
open casket, veterans of the civil war
saluted the old commander with tear
dimmed eyes.
The train on which the funeral
party came from Washington arrived
this morning Accompanying Mrs.
Alger and other members of the fam
lily were: Senator'S Burrows. Scott
and Warren. all the members OF the
Michigan congressional delegation
excepting Darragh, Young and Hamil-
ton
Mrs Alger, IT was stated by the
funeral party, stood the trip well The
funeral ceremonies will be conducte
from the home at $50 tomorroy after
moon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28

service particularly in connection
with the new high school building.
Both az Cairo aud Al Springfield
| Mr.. Wheeler was an earnest and con,
sistcnt members Of The Presbyterian
church He was faithful in attend.
ance and rendered valuable assist.
ance in the lines of activity to which
he was best adapted
Why He Came to Cairo.
1T Is difficult to pick out any char.
acterisilc OF him more prominent than
The rest. hu' maintain two that i'm.
pressed ne His was an ordered life
In tho beS' sense. once heard him
say In reference to his locating al
Cairo that he chose that city because,
after his experience in boyhood with
me SHOWS in New York. he wanted to
90 as far south as he possibly could
without getting into a state in which
slavery existed do nor know that he
meant this TO be taken seriously but
The expression was an index to his
character His plans Of life and work
we're thought out and then worked out
and rarely did they fail One strong
clement Of his power at the bar was
he orderly massing OF all the re-
sources Of law and fact at his com
nand, The lawyer is proverbially |
,areless and many regulations have |
)een largely made by ingeniously /
Meeting situations hat never ought to
AVE existed. 1t was not so with him; |
re often surpassed the expectation
i his friends he never fell below It,
His appearance his manner. and
is mental habits We're truly judicial.
hey SO impressed those with whom
e was brought into contact that al
honsh he was not a judge at any
inc. nor 50 far MS I know had ever
ought to be, yet he was constantly
. called aud is % recorded IN many
the volumes issued by this asso-
alton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
General and Local Notes.

GeneFat and Local notes.
Up river packets are resuming opera
lions since the food has begun to *
down.
Front street at Cincinnati is again
available for traffic, the river having
receded sufficiently.
The Oakland came mp from New
Madrid with four,ee empty coal
boats.
The Harry Prown pulled out for
Louisville yesterday with two model
barges loaded with sugar. six empty
coal boats and twelve barges.
The government light house tender
Oleander arrived yesterday from
Memphis and will await orders here.
The Birmingham went to oaducah
yesterday with two barges of logs.
The ferry Three S ates made an
excursion yesterday up and down the
Mississippi taking a soodly number
of passengers who enjoyed the trip.
The L. s snag boat H. G Wright
has been here since Friday awaiting
orders Ice in the Mis, issippi is said
to be holding her here.
The Sprague and tow are due to
arrive at Louisville today The s. Fl
n. Clark is at New Albany under.
going repairs. The Raymond Homer
laid up at louisville
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
WILL SPRING SURPRISE
CONCLUDED from First Psge)

That contingency is the least of our
worry.
There is rot truth in the repor
that there has been A spit i'm the
pleasant relations existing among thu
plea relations existing among The
members 81 the Thsw family over the
presence ~ May Mckenzie a. the
daily companion nf Ey Ism Ncsbii
Tbaw a. the trial know far fact
that the res' IN that The cpunte Of
Yarmouth has tot been at the trial
for he pas two days is because she
cold.
has CT suffering frum severe
Unused 20 the nervous strain Of
an aDDesrsnce in oouTi. where her
brother is on trial for his life. Il IS
natural that she might be indlsposed.
J can authoritatively deny that Del
phin NJ Delmas has. as report d.
Threatened 10 resign from The defeu Sc
because Of the presence in the court
room # the Thaw family group. Mr..
d lmss has other matters TO attend %
than 70 Obicc. 20 fae presence of am
Young woman 90 The cO-rtroom As
matter Il fact. I 10 not believe he
e. - aEs,s u tas l-a-ea-e u
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
Strange Conditions.

4 pheHomenla rise has occurred IN
the Mississippi river below New or
lean where for three DAYS the levees
nave been breaking The liver stands
within aDou- 0ne-tenth Of a foot Of
The highest ri-e on record in that dis
tr r. 'withstanjinE this unusual
stage near itss mouth. the river al
New Orleans and for hundreds "
49,. G,E.lT-3EI D. tl-e= t-ul aud
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
ON THE RIVERS
At FLOOD TIDE
RIVER CAME TO A STAND AT
CAIRO YESTERDAY MORN
ING AT sos FEET.
MAY SHOW FALL TODAY
Birds Point Under Water and Fear
is Felt That Much Damage viii
Be Done BY Ice Which is
Due Today.

The riyer came to ana at Cairo
yesterday at j93, showing a rise OF
OIL of a foot in 81 hours. 1t is ex
pected that a fall will be indicated
in this evenings report There was
no change from 6:30 a. m. till ESQ p.
m yesterday.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, reported ass feet
last evening. stationary; Johnson.
vile, Tenn, reported li5 wi h a rise
of g. MI Carmel ga. rose 4; Padu
cab 456 rise Of g. The Mississippi
was PA feet at St Louis showing a
fall Of is feet since Saturday even
ing; Chester reported 20.5 feet with
1 fall Of f3 Herman No, on the
Missouri river reported Is feet, a fall
VI IL feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
Miss Mckenzie.

Miss Mex nzie.
Il cannot make any comment 4
the fact that alienists for the pr
cution have been In court obser-
the actions of the defendant since
selection of the Jury began. OF col
It would be possible for the defens
have done the same thing had II
sired. We have net found that ne
sary."
Wnen asked il he saw anything
usual in tho fact that a subpoer
witness for the prosecution in the
son OF Miss May Mckenzie passIi,
IN the same apartments ard on 90
Of Intimate relation hin with I've
Nesbit Thaw. most important
ness TO- the u Tense Mr.. Hartri
said.
"Do you believe fha, The district
iorDey will call Miss Mckenzie 10
witness stand7"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
SHORTAGE PUT AT $4,000.

Evansville Ind, Jan. 27.-Cot
Treasurer John p. Walker. WI
books are being examined for an
lege1 shortage. re igned today
noon and was succeeded b. o
KLAUS Mr. KLAUS is the treasu
cleo. but would not take Office fc
yesr under the Indiana Isp. No ST
meu' ss TO the extent ~ the short
L ADr>Fn Jgt -gllOr l4.. it At $50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-28
Lovers llI-Omened Present.

Near the entrance Of the cathedral
OF Seville hangs patched and painted
crocodile. which once served as a
princely love token that failed of It's
mission In 1860 it was sent by the
Sultan Of Egypt to beautiful princess
of Spain, who declined suit0r whose
first present could scarcely be said
TO speak OF affection