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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
Sophy of
Kravonia.
BY ANTHONY HOPE.
Author OF -The Prisoner OF zsnda-"
Copyright. 1906. Anthony Hope
Hawkins
fcontinued from Last Issue)

The men led away their horses,
which sorelv needed tending. and they
mounted the wooden causeway side by
side, both feeling foolish. yet sure they
had done right In the doorway stood
Peter vassip with his lantern.
"Your business, gentlemen?" he said
II was between and in the morn
ing.
They looked at each other. Zerko-
witch was quicker. and, with courte
GUS gesture, invited his companion e
take precedence.
private and urgent, with his royal
highness."
$50 is mine. Peter." said Zerkovitch
Markart's humor was touched again
He began 10 laugh. Zerkovitch laugh
ed. too, but there was touch Of ex
citement and nervousness In his mirth.'
His royal highness went to bed an
hour ago." said Peter Nasslp.
I'm afraid you must rouse him
My business is immediate" said Mark
art And ! suppose yours Is. too, Nj
Zerkovitch:" he added jOkingly. s
THAT It Is" said Zerkovitch.
"I'll rouse the prince. VIII you fol
low me. gentlemenT
Peter closed and barred the gate, and
they followed him through the court
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
NEWSPAPERS And MAGAzTNEs.

NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
Sometimes we think the newspa-
pers are losing influence; that rs
moulders Of public opinion they are
giving way to the weekly and month
" periodicals. Again we see the lat
ter yielding to scholarly influence far
above the heads of the people. or fall
ing into sensational divel for very
lack of substance to harp upon. After
all, a newspaper is a newspaper, and
indicates public opinion, more than
II moulds that opinion. The daily
newspaper, being essentially local. Is
closer to the people than the maya
zine. and always will be; for the
very good reason that when 1t doesn't
please the people. they walk right
into the sanctum sanctorum un-
abashed and tell the editor. The
magazine fulfiHs a mission by review-
ing and classifying the news, which
is necessarily disjointed BY the news
paper in the hurry of collecting ii.
and clearing the deck for something
fresher.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

sa't,lo. KS rotarned from 81 Louis.
whore he spout Christmas vHh he
iamii-
The Cowiirg was On from Metrop-
oia cary THIS m1rn.ng with Sod
bus.ness.
The ROYAL vas IN and out for Col
oonda today.
a larger and faster boat may sue
ceed the Royal In IN paducah Col
Corda trade. Captain McCand,cfs
ieft yesterday for Pittsburgh ard 9th
cr points 20 ,ook az boats that are
offered for Fi.s. II a new boat =
purchased the ROYAL will be placed
in the Golcouda ana Eilzabethtown
trade
Tho blue spot was IN today from
Casogyil'e m,uos With several bargcs
0f coal
The towboot Scotia o. tiod 10 tho
hEnk good ana i.ght now hy the
courts as q second libel suit was filed
this morning in federal court. The
West Kentucky Coal company alleges
that the steamboat Is Indebted 10 g.
for S2ff.51 for fuel furnished No
vcmbor 10 The boat was tied 10
the bank Sunday following the scry-
ing Of papers alleging barge rent
that was due.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
ANNUAL REPORT
OF DEPARTMENT
Will be Completed Before End
of This Week.
the Question nj Last Nights
Meeting.
BUTCHERS MAY USE sAwDusn

Annua, reports of the heads of the
departments under control of the
board OF public works were discussed
by the members OF that body after
routine business had been disposed
OF last night. preparatory TO formu-
lating the boards own report which
will be prepared at special meeting
to be held for that purpose probably
Thursday night The reports will
show that the street department eX-
Ioeeded its appropriation of 100000
for 1908 about $500. while the
light plant was kept within It's APP
preparation OF 5000. The cause Of
the deficit I'm the street appropria-
ton WAS the fact that unfinished
work ordered during 1907 was paid
for out OF the 1905 appropriation.
The street Inspector expects to ask
Tor an appropriation OF only $1,000
next year. The superintendent Of the
light plant probably will ask for
$4,000.
saunders A. Fowler presented a
claim for si17.76 damages for a
horse hurt at Eleventh and Monroe
streets October i3 by the crust over
an old sewer excavation caying In
and hurting the animals legs and
disabling him for several weeks. The
board voted to tender Mr.. Fowler
SEQ.
butchers Gain Point.
The butchers at the market hous&
VIII be extended the privilege OF
placing sawdust on the floor Inside
their stalls during the cod weather
The sawdust Is GO be removed ana
renewed at the pleasure OF the mar
ket master or upon order OF the
board A similar request OF the
butchers was refused last year. be
cause IL was thought 10 be unsani-
tary.
The Old rule. regarding the rent
ing of stalls. Will be adhered TO and
old renters WI, be given preference
by the board.
Superintendent Keeblcr was IN
structed to shut down the light plant
this morning az 2 O'Clock that the
boilers may be- Inspected today by a
representative OF the indemnifying
company that has pollei's on the
boilers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

The two Masonic lodges Of the
city met last night and elected Off
GERS to serve the ensuing year as
follows:
Paducah lodge 127 chose o. Tur-
ner Anderson, worshipful master; A.
Grace Davis, senior warden; Harry
C. Savage, junior warden; Fred
Aeker, secretary; j. T. Reddick. treas
urer. Frank j. Leeder Is senior
deacon; William c. Lee, tyler; Isaac
o. Wolf. chaplain; A. Grace Davis
Harry c. Savage and Frank J. Leeder
financial committee. The new OH
GERS viii be installed January IL
1909, at stated meeting.
Plain City lodge 449 elected Fred
Roth, worshipful master: S. p. Mar
tin, senior warden; Allen Ashcraft
junior warden; G. o. Ingram, secre
tary. c. o. Brown is tyler; J. s.
Caldwell, senior deacon; David 10.
ger. junior deacon; J. II. Ashcraft
and w. A. Lawrence, stewards: }
f. Wilhelm, +. W. Nagel and II. r
Hank, financial committee. The n
stallation Will be January 5, 1905.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
III STORIES
AROUND TOWN.

City Clerk Maurice Mcintyre re-
ceived one Christmas present this
year that was a novelty. Several
nights ago when the joint session was
held Attorney W f. Bradshaw, Jr.,
was in the city clerks office. No
chairs were around and he leaned
against a wall desk suddenly the
screws gave way and the desk drop
ped TO the floor In short time the
desk was easily replaced. but the
following morning Mr.. Mcintyre was
surprised when he saw a small doll
chair painted red on his desk. He
thought Santa Claus had made a mis-
take but this card explained az:
"Kep this in your office and your
visitors will NOT have to sit on your
desk. Merry Christmas, W. r.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

II the opinion of an observer is
worth anything We respectfully sug-
gest to the police and fire commits
sioners, that they cut out the regular
plain clothesmen, and when Chief
Collins desires detective work done,
let hi mdetail a patrolman in plain
clothes. Paducah hasn't profited
much by her experiences.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
RIVER NEWS
River stages.

The river continues to rise slowly
at Paducah and the rtage was Sc
this morning. rise OF a since yes
torday.
The George Gardner passed up last
night fer another tow of rock to be
used IN the government work at
Grand Chain.
The clyde was in this morning
from the Tennessee. She gets out
on her return trip tomorrow.
The Dudley will be back from Ev-
ansvllle tomorrow. She carried a
good business yesterday.
The T. II. Davis brought a tow of
.empt,es from Joppa this morning.
The towbOat Harley, of the Ryman
line was in from the Cumberland
river this morning
Capt. IL. N. Crane. OF the steamer
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INSTALLATION
WILL BE OBSERVED BY TIRE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS JAN. 4.
Plain City and Paducah Lodges of
Masons Elect Omcers-Installa-
lions in January.

Paducah lodge. Knights Of Pythias
is making arrangements for an in
teresting meeting January 4. IL will
be the first meeting of the new year
and the new officers will be installed
A committee on entertainment
was appointed at the meeting last
night to arrange for a social houi
after the installation services. Toasts
will be features, and the evening will
terminate with a light luncheon and
cigars.
Deputy Grand Chancellor r. L.
Palmer will have charge of the in
staliation ceremonies.
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mand.nn,c b. .. mnml.nnr DID,.

Augustus Thomas. the playwright.
told ln a recent speech OF hnntluE
trip he had taksn In the south. They
were after 'ooons and 'poigums, but
the only trail the dogs struck WIS
one which made them put their tails
between their Eggs aud turn Tor homo.
Just what does poiccai look
hkc?" Mr. Thomas asked one ~ his
negro guides
a rolccat, boesg Why. po,cCats
somchu' Ike "a Kitten. only pretiier
Yes. po,ccat's hosp Presfier'n
a karen, amt It SAM" ne sal thrr-
INK to another negro for corTobora-
ton
sam DID not seem 30 sure. lie hes
ltated a moment.
Well" be replied. scratching he
wool. ITS always been nah conten-
ton dat handsome ~ IS handsome
does. - Even body's Magazine
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
sso.Ooo suwEL ROBBERY.
New YORK burglars Also sccmc
5000 Cash for Their Pains.

New York. Dc. 2o-The robbery
q $4,000 worth OF jewciry aud s..
100 lu cafh from a caso In tho jcwe'-
~ tors ~ Oscar G. Jackier GO sec
Third avenue. ti's city. was disoOv-
cred TO-DAY. having taken place last
night The robberr. who SGT safely
away with their booty. forced thei-
way Into the Gear. sawed hole
itguugh the fioor into Tie store end
pr'cd on the d.al Of the combination
lock
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

A new use for children was shown
at the pOstofhce this morning. A
woman well dressed. and accompanied
by two children went to the stamp
window. She purchased a stamp and
turning to one of the children said:
"Hold out your tongue" Oblgngly
the tongue was poked out. and the
woman swiped the stamp across the
ehild's tongue, and then placed It on
the envelope. z. E. Bell, assistant
postmaster was witness 10 the act.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Watts. 119 North
Ninth street, have gone to Marion
H., to spend Christmas with relatives
and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Milton U. Levy. OF
Atlanta. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin b. Wal,erstein.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

A good pair Of bloodhounds Is
needed in this neck of the woods.
Galloway county authorities might
have trailed the destroyers of Owens
barn Sunday morning. if they could
have secured dogs In time.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Uncle 81 Go the leap-for-liie per
former -Haoud YOU como 10 glt In
TO this bnslnessg
The Artist-Why. the Idea stguck
me while employed as book agent
Puck.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

The old school board viii turn over
its books without floating debt to
the new board. but the new board
will start the next school year, EN-
barrassed by lack of funds; for II
will require the July money to pay
the expeasef of the last term.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
THE MOTE AND THE SUNBEAM.

he MULE AND THE SDNBEAM.
Those most beautiful spots OF earth
scam to he c.ose 10 natures heart,
and natures heart is warm and her
pulse beats strong. Sunny Italy and
golden California, the Gulf coast, the
tropical islands Of the sea rock and
collapse. when the great heart OF ma
ture throbs under stress of some
cosmic emotion, or sway with the
slightest seismic shudder. The most
favored spots were the first inhabited.
Is il any wonder, then. that the an
clients, unequipped for the rigorous
climates we choose for our abode,
were more emotionally religious than
we? They we're dependent on the an
nual round OF Doubtful Deity's most
extravagant blessings, and Witnessed
the awful manifestations of natures
Involuntary power Man is sus-
.tained almost without labor in the
lend OF sunshine and rain; a help
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Graphophone records OF the voices
OF famous opera singers have been
buried under the Paris opera house,
to be recovered in 100 years Amer
fca not TO be Outdone should make
haste to secure few reels of crime
pictures and record OF George
Cohan's singing voice Let not con-
temporaneous American art be lost
TO posterity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

The results of the primaries in
Galloway. Trigg and Christian coun-
ties. indicate that the law and order
elements of both parties are harmon
ious and that they are standing to-
gether politically.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

II John ID. himself will take charge
OF that benevolent trust. we are GER
tain millionaires and everybody else
will contribute literally.
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pendently. General Stenovics must
consider what responsibility he UNI
dertakes IL he advises the king to re
fuse to see his son. shall await his
ma jesty's answer here. That Is the
message You understand
Perfectly. SIR"
"Just repeat II. The terms are I'm
portant."
Markart obeyed. The prince nodded
his head. You shall have the letter
for the king early In the morning. Now
for bed. III show you to your room
They went out and turned TO the left
Markart counted their PAGES. AT Sly
PAGES they came to a door and passed
II. -Four farther on the prince ushered
him into IT, room where he was 10
sleep II was evident that the prince
nad made personal inspection OF the
state OF NJ. Zerkovitch's tirel
Good night. captain. by the way.
the king continues welly"
"Dr. Natcheft says. sir, that he doesn't
think his majesty was over better In
his life"
The prince looked at him for just n
moment. with reflective smile. "Ah,
and a trustworthy man. hatcher!
Good night"
Markart did not see much reason to
think that the question, the look, the
smile and the comment had any sig
nificance. but there swcld be no harm
In submitting the point TO General ste
movies. Pondering over this. he forgot
TO count the princes PAGES this time
II he had counted the sum would have
been just four NJ. Zerkovitch's fire
needed another royal inspection. II
needed It almost till the break OF day.
1.-THE king'sslife hangs by n hair aud
your crown by q thread" That was
the warning which Lepage had given
and Zerkoyitch had carried through the
night.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Andy Carnegie having made his
dition Of the toilers Tom Johnson,
having lost his pile probably is ready
10 swap places with Andy.
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"Pa. what Is a labor leader"
"A man who stays so far ahead OF
actual work that II never gets within
a thousand miles OF his private car"
Birmingham Age Herald.
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fortIng blaze.
I'VE must keep this story a secret or
we shall be laughed at by all Slavna.
NJ. Zerkovitch."
Zerkovltch gave him sharp glance.
IL should think you would report your
discreet conduct to your superiors. cap
tain. Orders are orders. secrecy Is
secrecy. even though II turns out that
there was no need for It,"
Markart was about to reply with n
Joke when the prince entered. He
greeted both cordially. showing. Of
course. in Markart's presence no sur
prise at Zerkovltch's arrival.
There win he rooms and fcAd and
wine ready for you. gentleDe1 in a
few minutes Captain Markart.. you
must rest here for tonight, for your
horses sake as well as your own. /
suppose your business will wait till the
morningy'
"My orders were to lose not a mo
ment in communicating 1t to you. sir"
VERY well. You're from his mai
estyr
"Yes, sir
"The king comes first-and dare say
your affair viii wait. Zerkovitchf"
Zerkovftch protested with an eager
ness by no means discreet In the pres
ence of third party. an aid-de-camp
to Stenovlcs. NO, sir; no. It can't wait
an
The prince Interrupted. Nonsense.
man. nonsense, Now go TO your room.
I'll come IN and bid you Good night q"
He pushed his overzealous friend from
the room, calling TO Peter Vasslp to
guide him 20 the apartment he was 10
occupy. Then he came back to Mark
art Now. captain"'
Markart took out his letter and pre-
scented It. with a salute. "Sit down
while | read IT," said the prince, seat
ing himself at the table.
The prince read his letter and sat
playing with It I'm his fingers for half a
minute or so. Then n thought seemed
to strike him. Heavens. ! never told
Peter to light fires. hope he has
You're wet. and Zerkovitch is terribly
liable to take cold" He jumped up
old place, you know" He ran out 81
the room. closing the door behind him.
Markart sprang to the door. He did
not dare TO open II. but he listened to
the princes footsteps. They sounded
10 the left two, three, four. FIVE
six PAGES. They stopped. A door open
ed and shut Markart made mental
note and went back to the fire. smiling
He thought that idea of his really
would please General Stenovics.
In three minutes the prince returned.
Il did Peter injustice. Zerkovitch's fire
is all right" he said. "and there's a
good one in your room. too. he tells
me. And now, Captain Markart. to our
business. You know the contents OF
the letter you carriedi"
ayes. sir. They were communicated
TO me I'm view of their urgency and In
case Of accident to the letter"
AS a matter OF form, repeat the gist
to me-"
General Stenovlcs has to inform
your royal highness on the kings be.
half that his majesty sees no need OF O
personal interview. as his mind is irrev.
ocably fixed. and he orders your royal
highness 10 set out for Germany with
in three da from the receipt OF this
letter. No pretext Is TO delay your roy
al highness' departure"
Perfectly correct, captain. Tomor-
row I shall give you an answer ad-
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dressed directly
20 the king. but
I wish now TO
give you a mes
sage 10 General
Stenovics. I
shall ask the
kin z for a n
audience. v n
less he appoints
a time within
Two days ] snail
conclude I h n I
he has not had
the letter or.
pray mark this,
has not enjoyed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29
NEWS OF COURTS
In Police Court.

Breach Of peace-Robcrt Brown,
Frank Bransford. continued; Jim
Lowe. s. aud costs Carrying woa-
pm oonrealcr--R Roy Moore, contn-
uod PoIrting pistol az another
Tom Aibrrton, dismissed; Jim Hale
100 and costs.
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In Circuit Court.

Eliza MILFORD filed suit for divorce
from her husband. Clarence MILFORD.
and for $50 a month alimony. An
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Andy Carnegie has discovered what
the organized labor apparently has
known all along.
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Daily Thought.

Go. laughing, playful Thanks,-go
swift,
Crowd back our mourning Prayer
and say,
Man sends by us his only gift
And asks for naught Today"
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eiiment against the defendants
property vas granted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

There are many things we cannot
afford TO get for less than their full
price.
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TO REVIVE KITTY
LLOYD WISHES To HEAR FROM
INTERESTED PARTIES.
Time is Ripe for Movement To Have
Baseball League During Coming
Season.


ing communication from Chief"
Lloyd. which is respectfully referred
to parties who may be interested in
having Hopkinsvi'ie represented In
the proposed revival of the X. !. +.
league:
''Paducah. Ky. Dec. &c. 1908.
Dear Sir-We are contemplating
the revival of the K. !. T. league with
the following towns: Paducah, Cairo
|Vincennes. Henderson, owensboro.
.Clarksville, Jackson. Tenn. and
would like very much to have Hop
kinsvi.le with US. have received
communications from al the above
named towns signifying their willing
ness for a league in 1909 and hope
you will be abe TO give me a little
space In your valuable paper regard
ing the same. Wish you would give
me the name OF some party or parties
who you think would be viking to
take a hold and boost the cause
along We have had a few years
rest of league ball ana | am satisfied
from all appearances that such a
league will be a good investment.
Here in Paducah you can hear
nothing but baseball for 1909 and /
am sure In favor OF having Hoptown
with us. Anything you can do to
boost the cause along viii be appre-
ciated by me Wishing an early reply.
beg TO remain. very truly yours,
HARRY LLOYD. Mgr.
"Paducah 19O4-5-G.
"720 s. 4th ST.. Paducah, Ky"
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Every doss makes you feelbetter. Lsr-~o
Keeps your whole insices right SOLD on Ne
mouey-bsek pisu everywhere. Price
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yard. A couple OF sen
tries were pacing II.
For the rest all was still.
Peter led them into n
small room where a fire
was burning and left
them together. Side 10y
side they stood close TO
the fire. Each flung
away his coat and tried
10 dry his boots and
breeches at the COM
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-29

Personally appeared before me
this Dec. /, 1908, r. d. MacMillen,
business manager of The Sun, who
affirms THAI the above statement OF
the circulation of The Sun for the
month Of November, 1908, is true to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
My commission expires January
10, 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
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Try the sun for Job Work.
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You DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

CONTINUED In Next Issue)
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The prince
read HIS
letter
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an oppertupity Of considering Il hide;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
DIRECTOIRE BATHING
SUIT THE LATEST
Follows Somewhat Lines of
The Sensational Dress.

London, July 27.- The directoire
bathing suit is one of n series of nov
elites which has been thought out by
enterprising dictators of fashion for
the seaside season.
This bathing suit follows the outline
of the directoire dress. The upper part
fits closely to the figure, while the
skirt Sits up the side, is fastened
down to knickerbockers of the same
material by means of invisible but
tons. The effect is both smart and be.
coming to a slim figure.
A model directoire bathing costume
In fine cream serge was trimmed with
rows of pale blue silk braid. the width
of pin head in a Greek design. Shell
pink embroidered with white forms
the color scheme of another dainty
toilet for the waves.
Only the most delicate colors are to
dress, such as pale pinks, hydrangea
blues, delicate mauves, sea green's
and pale primrose.
The picturesque poke bonnet is the
latest idea in bathing millinery The
old style waterproof cap afforded not
the slightest shade, and was about the
most unbecoming piece of headgeal
ever devised. The poke bonnest pro
tects the head from the glare of the
sun, and if carried out in waterproof
silk, or even straw trimmed with silB
flowers which have also been made
waterproof is practical as well as dec
orative.
Bathing sunshades are another nov.
city and, Judging from the first arriv.
ais, luxury, too. They have a frame
of silver, silk cover and porcelain
handle. x