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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
MIR. Dooley' Reviews Events OF The Year Passed

tn wrru this magnificent year, lis all here down til fail
urc an deaths But won't rrcad on Wan year is good
suppose hundrd an six done its best Con-
dn til matcerya has got to wuk with We can't blame
it much Sometimes I'm sorry FIR tn years We welcome thiu
whn we've used thin kick thin just tn if they
people But they have their fun with We hustle thin
out late night but cturc back to welcome in tn New Year
we've got to wash wounds
nineteen hundlcrd six good frind companion
mine But he rough He rough lie cuddcn take joke
I'm all marked up firm him An all III that I've known
have their signs That wrinkle undhcr eye made
bc eighteen hunhcd an svenywam Eighteen hunderd an sen'
uc hcarn. Eghtyhrce almost put ont eyes got this
stoop shoulders firm cgyfvc Nineteen hundher wan
me best rnd knocked mos, me teeth ou'1y me bear thnn II"
gegc. Maybe they're gon off somewhere an clin ivryody what
they done nineteen hundhcd an six snccrn behind
his hand whn he hurries qualify FIR tn ASSOCIATION
Doocy Years He's right TO- don't care They think they've
dcfaccd Maybe do look like fence in school yard They
laugh an say Look that bald head That: DColey icok
at thin legs Martin Dooy That's what we've done to him
He's tough old fellow we've been in hurry but we're sendin
in an apprentice tba'll shave him down wishbone
But dye know nnissy got fccin they haven't reached
me- Fools says l. I've deceived yc Ycvc been ootin decoy
f til best part cnchy That figure, l. was not Martin
Doolcy but put til baswok dhraw yecr
fire while L. saws down here safe an sound in til trench an
smoke good an laugh ry time blow limb of me rpr
liver was saws l. TIL oldest I've liver been forty
whin had all til weight v the wurrud shouldhers I've
growing younger liver since In thin days cud do tn longest
hop skip an jump v amy in tn ward Today tn ony way
do hop skip, an jump wud he to do it off tn top " nidn
But can do other things can fly can FIR iiiyens sake Hin
Missy close that dure There's urrbe dhratt Why yen he tn
death iv with yccr carelcssnes.
what was was sayin. All, about tn New Year. welcome
it, mind yc but its like amy customer won't give much
innocent pratt child don't believe it. Tn New Year
in We fool him He's dark stranger with a
souced hat pulled his eyes something that looks like knife
up his sleeve I'm gon t" be socHbe to him as can lie may
I've what they've done iv rnds This fellow may
be all right hut he have designs o" tn cash dr"we or me lie
1T won't do amy good" said Mr. Hcnncssy Hell do he likes
anyhow" w
Y like" T.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Will
der. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs James wilder, Mr.. and Mrs
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weight
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weinrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. J. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Whine. Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. whitney
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Whitney, Rev
and Mrs. Westervclt, Mr.. and Mrs. u
n. Weaver, Or. +. W. West, Mr.. w
w. Williamson. Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs
Henry Wilcox, Mrs. Laura Wight, Mrs
VIM. Wilder, Mr.. Harry Wilder, MI.
John Whitmore. the Misses Winnie
Miss Ella Wight, Miss Ethel Wolf
Mrs. Ellen Weaver, Mrs. Cordelia
Walker. Mr.. A. A. Wilson, Mr. Frank
Webster, Mr.. II. +. Wichman, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Waers. Mr.. and Mrs
Edga; Wood, Dr. and Mrs. Hubert
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. wilmington. Rev
and Mrs. J. W. Wadman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o,
White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
SOCIAL NOTES



Or. ana MIS- H. W. AhucrS'"' M''
Jonathan AuStlh' the MlSScs NlcN"I'"'''
the MISSES AiDrlEhl' MlsS iiel'h N''N-
ander. MISS Nina Nuaiils' ~ w, NuuihS'
Mrs. ~ u Ntklh"oii' MrS' w, N'.e"'
Mr. d. W. Ahdersoh' MT. hoop''is An
derson' Mrs Angus the Misses ANGUS
Mr. Fred Angus MIS- June N'o"s'
FRANK Arihstrohs' haEI'ona AN,oh'
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. bro"h' MI
ana Mrs. II. g. Bro"n' MI anu Mrs'
willard bro"h' d. ana MrS' w. "
Brinckerhol' MI ana MIS- W. H. p'o,
bit Mr. ana Mrs' n. T. br"ck, MT. "nu
Mrs w. A. Bowen Mr. ana MIS- H. :
Bishop, MI ana MIS- hehry b'cNno'''
MI ana Mrs' hayhioi'a u bro"n' W.
and Mrs. j. Is BOWL MI ana MrS'
Edwin Benner' MI ana Mrs' y. ~
Brown, MISS bnrpanh' MI 'has' p'iS-
SOL Mr. = NJ Baliou' Proi' W. l. nriS
nam, MI Chhs' W. Baldwin' MI W. H.
BARD MISS b'hht' MIS- 'ou"'''t, M'"
iilckhcli' MISS bicNhe''' MiSS hS'"H
ton, MI ana MITE J' T. COOKE MI an"
- =, .
COOKE Jr.' MT ana Mrs' y, H. ,ooN'
VIZ ana MIS- Geo 'oohe' MI an" WI
y. f. COOKE hoN anu Mrs' neo' ~
Carter MI ana MIS- >. w. 'arter' MI
and Mrs Aitred W. Garter MI anu
Mrs j. H. Castie' MI ana M's, ueo' +
Castle WI ana MIS- Byron u, ''"'N
MI ana MIS- A'eNahuer oraW' VI, "u.
MIS- Z. H. cooper, MT, ana Mrs' H. f.
Cooper MI, ana MrS' W. H. 'as'lc' MI
ana Mrs a, H. ciarN' MI anu Mrs
Clark' Mr. iiaro'u .ast,e' 'nG MiSSe'
Cooke, MIS-" trace oooNe' MISS oor'
ue'n oarl'', WI, -, ". o"'t I'LL. w. w., m,S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

k(XX ELL, sir said Mr. Doocy, I'm few days til
" New Year will be here an well all date letter
nineteen hndhcrd an sin"
ITS been errcat year," said Mr.. liclncSy.
ITS year that will stand TIL hsthy v tn country like
eighteen hundlcrd an two said Mr. Dooy i've been rcadn
about an I'm proud lived through it an glad It's been womb
cru year. acorn to this paapr Mine an facry have poured
out their TREASURES v steel copper copper stock bsprngs hair lie,
ccwin gum, glass eyes, patent corkscrcws, safety union
dhcrwcar an an all til other goyou products that make
us free, happy, united an intellectual people No has been
iv employment who wanted wurruk many who didn't
We've been staggcrn undcr such load iy maccrya wealth that
if can't dump ~ don't know what happen We
rich that if richer we'd be broke TIL banks
ARE burstn with good without it. the may be.
Everywhere turn see that year compelled to
live in tn hmcst surroundings wanffty day Twin in til
surroundings although they get wansxyvc day. Such is
III force ~ habit Take TIL best index Hogan
v tn condition " tn country til liquor business Well I've
lccn shruc be tn ~ prosperity lvrytng has doomed TIL
up fifty per cint til wholesale price ~ Mrs Nations Sooin
Syrup has raised wnyhvc cnt an til size me prosperous
customers drinks has increased looks firm burr
eye vicw about mdhcrd clint cant raise tn price Nv
sample " this Fountain v Pcrpccho Youth above fifteen cents or
two FIR quarcr That price has been settled FIR cincrcs A.
Scy Shaw w,d say its part " tn fund ymna faith ~ people
Its v where rciion nthcrcrcs with poyckal economy
IF cud I'd thy make tn figures tn bill " fare keep step
with tn rent an til price " beeca But if did I'd be dbvc
tout v tn ward be indignant popyacc. But thank tn Lord
always thy look til bright side " things In tn mist all
this prosperity that makes life twice expansive to was
while luxury and bcfuc it become necessity rayJocc rs
Hogan that I'm citizen Nv mean city adjoining large lake
with small water tax Have another drink nny Barrn
typhoid fever there isn't headache in a bar' " it.
Ncs. Sir hundhcd an six has been grand year
About this time tn paapcs prints account " what has happened
Jnnooary Here it is in this paapcr Lc see Nine
teen huncr an six will 90 down into hshryyc bet it will
n-n remarkable pcryod Nycr bcfurc has country bccr
blessed with sucburstng rcsmiycrn wcarc-c"r short
,.c-oc ~ MISREPRESENTATION in tn rcusurancc scandals
increase ~ dhrmkcnclct let Oh here 1t Is
Progress ~ til wurrud in nineteen hundherd an six
'cicnccFery third Professor Selmtt schmtt Nv Berlin ray
popr tn element that enables him to
with tn spirit wurrud, relieves tn human body iy weight cure
woopn cough an makes hair on tn badest head lie call
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

Morse. Mr.. ana MIS- u. Is Myers Ut
and Mrs. j. 5. McGrew' MIS- Mar!
Madden. Mr.. ID. Is. Murdock' MI Rop
ert MIST, MISS McCahdiess' MISS Jus
tine McClanahan, Mr.. IL. Mcintyre
Mr. James McCandless, MI Arthur
Macintosh, canon Mackih'osh' MISS
Mist. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Is. Nevln' Mr.
ana Mrs a. NJ. NOVEL; Mr. ana MIS-
Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. wells Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Pratt MI
anu Mrs. W. r".', WI """ ",'
ueoise ray WI anu "''' " "'
re'"hS, WI anu "'' '''
MI an" M'S' r'o"' r'..''' W. an'
M'S. u. ic""es r'."' WI, ""' rs 10
"a ~ '"''', "''' ann 90 -,
noS' 'e'N' "''' '"''' '"'''' "'''
Eunicc Pratt, MISS i1'iiah fa'y' MISE
May Paty' Mr. X. w. Perkins MI
ana MIS- r. NJ fohd' pr' anu Mrs
j. s. u. Pratt, MI ana Mrs' IL. D.
Pratt, MISS Parkc' MISS ANNE farkc
MI w. Z. farke' Mrs' rra'', rev IL
D
Mr. ana MIS- lheo' hchards' MI nho
naa,o,,an A. and Me- pow,o,, ne
ana mra w - pororo AZ. md urs
ca, - Benton Mr and u,s u w
I 3D. A. ana Mrs Dot, Al,
AMI Mo- r. Az popo,r Mr. aud Mrs
N r,,,c u,ss ca,,or,,o poL;,
60, M,ss pos,aricL Miss sonhi, Nv
orn,, NJ ~ ID poh,rs,r NJ win
/ po,h NJ cordo, pnnL,o Mr pog
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a. .'"' w. o." 80 -,
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WI anu N'S' '"'ou " o"'." w., "''
m'', nay ''o' n""'p' w., anu n'''
w. Spe"ee', WI az" ",'' ~, ~
H'o'"n' ~ a"u "'S' w. !" 81.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
Additional Social News on Page 6

The reception which Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henry Dlckcy gave In honor of
the bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs,
James ID. Dole, at their residence In
Nuuanu avenue on Thursday eveninG
was attended by II large and brilliant
number of guests. Probably no AS
semblagc In years has brought out so
many of the old families and their
descendants rs were seen at the hos
pitahlr mansion. The prominence oi
both T'miics would account for Thu,
aH well as the popularity of the bride
and Iioon. Mr.. AT, Mrs Dickcy re-
viewed thel" guests In the drawing
room and they were assisted by Miss
Anna rarls, Mrs. Ellen Weaver, Mts.
John Warehouse, Miss Nina Adams
and Miss Katherine GraydoI. Mrs,
nlc'Sev wore handsome froCk of grey
aud black silk which suited her perfect
N. Mrs. James Dole looked beautiful
in white Marsellaisc satin, eXquisilelS
golt, and perfect in style, garnishcd
with Old-rose point lace. On her yell
low hair rested "A wealth OF orange
blossoms. she was picture which
her friends will not soon forget The
house was artistically decorated 10y
Miss Helen Alexander and Miss Lilly
Patty, and the decorations were carried
ont in green aud white, and trails Oi
delicate foliage were threaded through
the tiny electric lights and the three
rooms were banked with white rosos
white astcrs and green's. Over the
doors and windows there were por-
there's of trailing wires intcrsperscd
with white asters and roses. The effect
was lovely, and the grounds also came
in for their share OF decorating. Hun
Creds of tiny electric globes were
amidst the branches of the trees and
there was pathway of electricity ia
the house on either side OF the drive
way. The large elm at the side looked
Ike an immense Christmas tree, for II
fairly pllttcred with light. The re-
freshments and supper were In the
clever hands OF Miss Emily Ladd and
was voted delicious. Mr.. and Mrs
,Iameg Dole will reside with the Dick
eyG until their house on Wyllie street
Is completed. The list of guests Is as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Atherton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Athorton, Dr. ant
Mrs, w. D. Alexander, Mr., and Mrs
Arthur g. Alexander. Mr., and Mrs. l.
r. Arnold, Mr. A. l.. G. Atkinson, Mi
Robert Atkinson, Mr.. ana Mrs. Fran
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05

Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. frazier,
Judge and Mrs. Walter T.. Frear, Mr..
and Mrs. $. l.. French, Capt. and Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mi. and Mrs. j. w.
Francis, Mr.. George Fuller, Miss Irene
Fisher Miss Marie Forbes, Miss liar
rict Forbes, Mrs. Forbes, Nj. John
Fleming, Miss Mary Fleming, Mrs. y.
l.. u. raser, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gil
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gartley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. \. +. Griiliths, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. IL.
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Goodale,
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. X. Gait, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. J. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Cur
rcy, Jr., Rev and Mrs. Oramel Gulick,
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Graham, DR.. and
Mrs. !. !. Gulick, Mrs. j. Z. Green, the
Misses Green, Miss Katherine Graydon,
Miss Katherine Goodalc, Miss Carrie
Gilman, Mr., A ,Garvey, Mr.. william
Galbraith. Mr.. and Mrs. w Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs W, w. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin o. Hail, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
! Hopper. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hunt, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. l.. Horne, Mr.. and Mrs, c.
S. Holloway, Dr. and Mrs. G. b. High
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ] .llutchlns, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Hohron, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Holmes. MI. and Mrs. a. G
Halves. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Higgins, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Il. lIcmcnway, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. s. Humphreys, Rev and Mrs
Hopwood, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Howard
Hitchcock, Mrs. Alice Hutchinson, Miss
Anna IIasiorth, Mrs. a. ID. HeaDy
Judge 4. s. Hartwell, Mr.. Frederick
! Hastings, Mr.. Seymour Hall, Mr.-Phil'
lip Hall. Mrs. j. A. Hopper, Mrs Mar
garet Hopper, the Misses Hartwell, Mr.
Chas. Hartwell, Miss Rowland, Mr.
John Hughes, Mrs. HOsmer, Mr.. Ralpi
iiOsmer, the Misses Hannestad, Mr.. ant
Mrs D. p r. lsenberg, Mr., and Mrs
Richard Ivcrs, Mr.. and Mrs c. p. lau
kca, Mr.. and Mrs. James, MI. and Mrs
p, c. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Judd
lJr., Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Jordan, Mr.
aud Mrs r. A. Jordan, the Misses Jor
dan, Miss Francis johnson, Miss JAM
Johnson, Miss Belle Johnson, MI, Al
ison Jordan, DR.. Jas. Judd, Capt. Jos
ce!yn, Mrs. a. +. Judd, Miss n. Judd
! Miss Agnes Judd, Miss Lorna Iaukea
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kopke, Mr. ant
Mrs. c. H. Klugel, Mr. and Mrs, l.. V
Kellog, Mr.. and Mrs clifford Kimball
, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Kepller Mr., AM
Mrs. T, D.. King, Mr. and Mrs J. A
Kennedy, the Misses KlUgel, Miss A
Z. Knapp, Mrs Selma Kinney, Mis-
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. A, Lewis, Jr
Mr., and Mrs. Eben Low, Mr., and Mrs
! +. j. Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. w, I
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs, w. A. Love, Nj
Chester Livingston. Mr., X, II. Leach
Miss Frances Lawrence, Miss LadC
Mr. and Mrs. A, Moore, Mr., and Mrs
b. L. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A, Mot
Smith, Mr., and Mrs, II. B. Marine,
= Mr.. and Mrs, T. 3. McClanahan, Nj
, and Mrs, John A. McCandless, Nj
and Mrs. Il. d. Mead, Mr.. and Mr.
.'R. NJ. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. G. |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-05
HILo MAsoNs INSTALL

Hilo, Hawaii. Jan. 1.-The big day
of the year, that which is marked by
the installation Of new officers, was
celebrated by Hilo Masons on Satur
day last. The members NJ Kilauaa
Lodge, No. $3.50, were present In full
force at the Masonic hall. Waianuenuc
street, when the following officers
were installed with the usual cerc
mony:
VIM. Mckay, Jr., Worshipful Mas
ter: George Henry Wears, Senior
Warden; David Albert Loebenstein
Junior Warden; Adam Lindsay, Treas
urer; Frank Arthur Medcalf, Secrc
iary; Charles william Hill, Chaplain !;
Donald Scott Bowman. Marshal; Dav'
Id Butchart, Senior Deacon; William
II. G. Campbell. Junior Deacon; Chas,
Francis Parsons, Senior Steward ;
Charles Weatherbee. Junior Steward ,
Lorrln Andrews Andrews, Trustee
1907; Elmer Ellsworth Richards. p.
NJ, Trustee, 1908: John Troup NOR
p. NJ, Trustee, 1909,
After the installation ceremonies TIT
party proceeded to Demosthenes
Cafe, whore repast was served. The
toast list was as follows:
THE Most Worshipful Grand Lodge
OF California" Bro. w. T. Balding, p
NJ: THE President of the Unite
States" Bro. G. +. Parsons; "Kilauei
Lodge, No. $3.50, +. a A. NJ" Bro. g
II. Wears; THE Masters and Ofiicorl
of the Coming Year" Bro. VIM. Nc
Kay, Jr., w. NJ; our Visiting Broth
ers, Bro. G, A. Cool; "our Init
ates." Bro, Charles Wcatherbee; "ou
New Temple Bro. j, 7 Molr p NJ.
our Departed Brethren" in silence
ITO All Masons Whithersoeyer Dis
persed"
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k<XX ELL sir said Mr.. Doocy. I'm few days til
w New Year will he here an well all date letter
nineteen hunllerl an sx.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
FROM PALACE TO PRISON, NOW TO VILLA

boring houses. The door remains clos
ed to every stranger The enterpris-
ing newspaperman entered by strategy,
however. He succeeded In talking 10
the everlively Roman Daurignac. He
even saw Therese Humbert for min
ute. She. on observing "A stranger
approaching, disappeared instantly.
The villa Of the Humberts in As
nieres is very plainly furnished. Moth
Ing recalls the luxury OF the Palais
Humbert In the Avenue de Ia Grande
Armee. The celebrated iron safe,
which helped Therese for fully 20
years to blun the world Is here re-
placed by a plain sideboard filled with
cheap dinner service The walls
arc decorated by pictures with and
without frames, all the works OF Fred
eric Humbert, who according to Ro-
main. IS. after all. a talented painter.
He now keeps his family by earning
money by painting lie works inces.
sanity morning. noon and night. Ro-
main remarked that now nobody viii
be able 10 say that another does Fred
cries paintings for him. as was alleged
at the great trial. Roman Daurignac
also sOlcmnly declared that Frederic
Iumbert was innocent while he call
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

other visit, this time from three stran-
gers, who refused to give their names
but who looked mysterious and III
kempt enough for bona-fide revolution
aries. What passed between you and
Hero?" they asked. After a little per-
suasion Zieiinsh told them. Here are
your 300 roubles." one said. when he
had finished. I'VE give them back for
the party's honor Hero, who was one
OF our best men, has proved TO be
fraud. He spent the 300 roubles you
gave him as well as what YOU handed
over for the walters IN champagne
suppers. We found this out through
one OF the walters, who plucked up
courage 10 come and tell us. He had
threatened 10 shoot any who dared ap-
ply 10 you for the money and the ter
TOR OF our name made them obey We
had Hero shot this morning He has
confessed ALL"
Men like Hero have brought the par
~ go ruin. Hhere have been too many
OF them. So long as the better class OF
leaders had power enough such traitors
were shot. but this kind Of demoraliza-
ton spreads Ike wildhre IN an organi-
zatlon of the sort. and soon the trait
ors outnumber the faithful This Is
why the Polish revolutionaries have
signed their own dissolution. Never
theless, as day follows night. another
organization will surely rise On. lts
ruins. or Poland would not be Pc
land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
rS55SS
w.. -

oping her resources ana hr,,,
her Industries "uiioing IN
King Gustave has som. ,,.,
st,.,,ss n.niuicaps. He f. quit. Ae
1891 Nn'ch defect forces bt,- LAT
- 49, siasses' thus dotractinr r. ,,,'', 70
- MAY i'''iy aspect which he h .l
~ OOVeI A more serious 49,. aald
uila. peculiar dental anliction Is
as barred teeth. This gives Ill.,. NnoNn
physical pain and puts him sr ~ much
10y, the hands OF Europe's mos, my
Sweden under the Berpodo,,.
peen fortunate In having ltlnvs y, mas
ture years. Marshal Berns6,.,' ma
htty-four when no assume5 ~. was
Ter. His son Oscar was 80 'eep-
Charles XIV, eldest son OF o.cs.'ys -hvo
came ruler at thlrty-threo a. De-
succeeded by his younger brotto. vas
car II, at forty-six. Cbsr,s' os-
male heir, the crown thus fs,i,-- no
died. ''o'her had
Victoria Is Popular.
The new queen. Victoria Z.
the most popular women I'm g OF
FOR some years she has been lvn
OF less OF an Invalid and has sne,,. w
winters In the south 10 escap. ~. - Iei
orous climate OF Sweden ST. 's-
devoted family woman. Her w., d
with the poor and the afflicted ba Any
HANGED her popularity. Ever, 30. en-
she provides a Christmas troe 80, "a.
sick children In a hospital n, u, 'ne
holm, making personal visits - 80, 's,e,A'
stitution. She is the children's s.a..
Claus mother. santa
Gustavs in his early youth b,s
love AFFAIR which is said TO bovo y. a
tributed considerably toward IN
melancholy. taclturn aspect wb,.b "',
one OF his personal charpcteristics ~
young prince became bctrotbad =, -.
pretty daughter OF a countrv -, ,le
Reasons OF state forced him g. -,
on the match II Is said bov.,.--
that his union with Princess 1.tct,.,-
or Baden has been reasonably No..
The pair we're welded In 1881
Prince oscar. the kings yc,,,...
brother also loved a girl Of the co,,
mon people. He signed, sealed ana i.
hVered an absolute remuneration Of bi.
right Of succession. married thu 49,
and has lived happily ever afterwsrs
He Is known as Prince Bernadott. j.
a farmer and personally oversees IA.
help. He likes 70 be regarded sImply
oa private gentleman. old King a.
car was quite fond OF his sons NJ
beian wife and their children prin,.
Bernadotte and ais family ALWAYS a.,
tended the family reunions al the rov,l
palace and remained on excellent term
with all the other members OF m,
house
AS matter OF fact, there is nothi,,
particularly uppish or exclusive anon,
any OF these Bernadottes. Pripce Wu.
helm. younger brother OF the nov
crown prince. proved TO Americans bi,
democratic spirit last summer when ba
visited this country and did his best
to escape being monkeyized by IN.
Newport snobbery set. Il appears that
the Bernadottes. notwithstanding titles
throi IS and all the pomp OF ROYALTY
are not ashamed to look back the four
or hve generations 20 thor Gallo pro-
genitor. the man with the hoe.
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