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The sun., 1908-10-30
B. Altntatt & On.

WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS
THIS DAY FRiDAYA AND SATURDAY. CONSISTING OF = 4.
t5S.iy
200 PAIRS OF RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS
USUAL PRICES sl.so 1850 PER PAIR AT $500 & 1880
ESQ PAIRS OF IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS
USUAL PRICES ss7s& s.7S PER PAIR AT $4o0 & 6.75s
The sun., 1908-10-30
A Election Returns on nmlted Tra,ns.

The Pennsylvania Railroad will have
the election returns posted on board the
Pennsylvania Special, the Pennsy lyania
Limited. the Chicago Limited and the
st. Louis Limited trains on Tuesday.
The sun., 1908-10-30

disease spreads Is disgusting, yet there
IA popular apathy on the subject, Nor
does the fact that about $4,000 Americans
die Of this sdlseaseIin a single ycs.g seem to
have signi6ed anything to the very Con-
gress- under whose authorization Ihe sta. sta.
n, every man, woman and child in either
Bloomington, ILL.,, or Lexington, KY, or
Fort Worth, Tex, had died OF that disease
ina single twelyemonth the world would
have stood for niement In consterna-
ton. and then sonn6thing would have been
measure, Of the calamity, Nearly ZOO 900
people were illtof typhoid, but recovered
after an average invalidism Of sixty days.
That II equivalent TO saying that every
man. woman and child In Louisville,
Minneapolis or Prividenoe was III for
two mouths.
In addition to these demonstrated GER
tainties there are many unsolved prob
lens which Government department
OF health might investigate to advantage,
according TO DR.. Reed. More than 90 900
persons die annually OF cancer, the actual
cause Of which Is still unknown; Pneu-
monia kills 1875 900 annually and is an un-
OF rheumatism, DIR. Reed asserted. need
further elucidation. Science has not yet
set a barrier against the prevalence OF
influenza, by which alone million persons
are made III and 5000 killed annually.
Yet, said DR.. Reed, these are all obviously
infectious and therefore preventable
diseases. Continuing, he said:
There are dozens OF other unsoiyed prob
lens OF equal scientific and economic i'm
portance. / have quit talking about the
humanity Of II ALL That argument doesn't
reach. ] am simply insisting that In the
presAnee OF all this demonstrated waste
actual and needless waste in dollars and
eents-it is the obvious duty OF the Govern
msnt 10 establish q Department Of Public
Health with powas end resources that VIII
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

 wright scarnruIiy. -Nea ner''-- Hold ons interrupted Horrisan -whafs that noiseTr' He had jumped to bis feet wigh an slacrity that WAS surprising In SN large s man and was listening intently That clickirgr asked Wainwright. ''oh. that's only the private wire in my office
 Private wiuep Any epera,orE' "Of celrSe. WhyE~
 ~SuppsSe. he should happen to h,a listening tc us$
 ~whoe Thaupsene Ahsanir' "i don't know f'd rathez~- .'NaaseeSe. It's ThemrSea ay nri- sate secretary. nan who's heen with ne nine years. trust biH as .,Hat don't dm.1 trust aBvbs,ly Send him inta some other nam "l can't h hts at,senee Seme lia- pertant message might come and f he wasn't there an the very moment ta transmit f to me l might Use thon sands He's all right is ever a man was trust him implicitly" ''oh, ali right. then. Go OH with waat you were saving"
 T want the Borough Street railway franchise made perpetual Catch my drlfts'
 ''Sune. Hut the impess and the prop erty holders vii make a big kick"
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

A#zRt-
 self the troa,4.e. What toad ,ou se- fore s.iil goes
 But, Ar Ierri9an. consider how long Ire keeH aa the l,euch, and
 And its iiue yoa So, your nose out Of the fecd 'sis and gave Sotue one else chance. l0a afess-
 'i'm growing ala Mr Horriganr' pleaded the thoroughly coWed judge. How eau | ge back to law practice and compete with younger meas Be- sides. Ms. Newman declares
 "l can't he,p that" returned Horri- gan. quite nnmovel You've had your share. We've got 10 look out for our own active workers-for the men We can count en to do the right thing" But Mir. HsrrigaE." protested the judge. "l always try to de what is right
 Il said the right thing. corrected the boss. See the differeueer'
 "Exctise me. judge" interyened Wainwright If yon'll leave this mat ter in my hands. l will try to convince Mr. Horrigan of your fitness Just leave it all to me"
 "Oh, thank you so much. Charles.' cried the relieved judge. "t'm sure 1 can count on you. Mrs. Newman wilt be SD grateful Well. l won't detain you any longer Goodhy."
 '.Goodby. judge" answered Vain wright tolerantly
 .Goodby. Mir. Herrigan." went on Judge Newman. with effusicn
 A grunt from uorrigan. who had turned his broad tack on the visitor. WIS the only reply. and the judge de parted to bear tue message of hope to Mrs. Newman
 Have you any special objections te Newman asked Wainwright
 sNo. said Ilerrigaa. except I think perhaps there $ men who can do better bs Us. You know how much II means sometimes to have the right judge han de yoar case
 T think at q pinch We can manage Newman and
 oh if 1t is favor te you. all right. But il doesn't do those judiciary fel. lows any harm to keep them guessing awhile It tames 'em and teaches em 10 mind-sort of keeps them in their
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

places, you know And now won't you teHl .Tfiat butler of yours not To jet Us be disturbed? =
 Wainwright complied. and the two settled down to their deferred talk How about the election this faiif' began the tinancier
 We're already growing: but. just tee tween you and me. it's going to be s hot fight The people at large seem to be a little sore on the organization. A few deals lately have been a little raw. and some of the papers are kicking. Good Lord, If t wasn't for the news papers what cinch boss would have in running T city. It d he like taking pennies from a baby's bank. But = Then you think there is some doubt about the election:''
 T wouldn't go so far as that. It'ii be tussle but with plenty Of cash and the r.ght man for mayor-mark me. I say and the right man'-we ought to win"
 ''Fhe woods are full of right men " replied Wainwright. ''The money is the chief thing to consider That Is why I asked you here today This is the point l'm getting al: As soon as election is safely aaer fhe Borough Street railway will apply for fran chise fer n ear line from Blank avenue to Dash street alopg the river front"
 T see." nodded IIorriGan. And. as vou own the City Surface lir. and as that is the Borough Street railways worst rival yeci want the Borough. franchise bill kfssed when it comes be fore the toari Of aldermen"
 -sSYou're wrong. To paraphrase your own words. you kysn .a lot about poll tics. want the f5eaaugh Street rail ways franchise granted. and | want the franchise to he fer5~fual."
 But J don't see what your driving at. If yau intend to merge ne Borough Street rssAway with yonr own dlity Sur face fine. i&s charter viii fsreens void '
 >.I don't nsean 10 merge ftem. own beth roadssszd run them sepAratesty- 7
 s~Ihe - y<sg do.'
 That's kffle surprise. <ts ] haven't made shy parade of it. tust went suietly to rork. through Gihts<. and bought up q slajority Of the Bor os,xh stock Now e5on't you see bow fhe granting of the franchise and the news that control fi.e road will work when they ase made ksowDT'
 Sure, lt1l send fi-at stock sky high. YorIi scoop in T million nr two"
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

Let them. They'll soqn get hearse and have te rest their throats Ks long IS we get the votes what do We care if.-
 "Yes. yesr' agreed the boss impa- tiently. That's all right hut what want 10 know Is. How does all this concern me2'
 Horrigan threw himself back in hls chair. uptilted cigar in one corner af his mouth. thumbs in wastcoat arm. holes and eyed his host quizzieally Wainwright did not even pretend net to understand. Still. instead of giving direct answer he went on with seem Ing irrelevance:
 "I am public spirited citizen. I be. iieye civic welfare would suffer by any change In municipal administration. so to keep the present party in power am willing to donate to 1t S2oo,OuO to- ward election expenses. That sounds pretty good as far as il gees. but maybe you didn't hear some thing | asked you A minute ago. What 1 want to know Is. How does all this concern me
 I'm coming to that As 1 said. | am public spirited citizen. Pm also a good friend such q good friend that I'm always glad 70 put nay friends on 10 anything in the market that looks particularly promising Suppose l car " for your account at The market triee tthat's 63 just now, 15.000 shares If Borough Street railway stockf" ~Wen:r
 "If that franchise Is granted. Ror onsh stock will go ID at least 25 points within two days That would clear up for VOL a profit of-iet's sec-.about k315ooo-
 Herrigan had pulled a pescil from his pocket and was figuring on the tack of an envelope. Yes he said al last; that's right e375.oOo. That would be my profit while yours would run into the ruil- Hons That's not warm enough friend ship for. inc"
 ''Surely. that Is a generous"-
 Generous. maybe. but "a like some ffing munffieent-sa 25.oOo shares at s3 Then at the 2s point j1imp I'd nake-I'd make consulting his fig 1re~ en fise en.eloFe- something over sssnoco- That sounds better to me Ieyy-
 But Mir HHti sas
 "You'vc sp, ay tcF Take 'em or cave m
 .oh. very welt ceaceiri Vain wrish wiel ianc asdnzsnass. Hay. thing |, ohaiee an el fsiei,d .'
 eG"s, |, So We e1st 11.' ff, spr eiee- ton e-;senses. aud nIv lefsoaai ae- count ss-s-eive-~ .15ala9 shares it G3.
 .Qu |. se .iad Hsw-
 And BOW comes flse question of the oght i.Ian fer mayor We
 AGaia IioIrl.aH I,ans.sd. rising to his feet s.enifhily like sesne ponderous eat. his head Lent slightly. as though catching faint CT distant sound.
 "Whaf's fhe maffery' asked Uain- wright looking up
 Nothing returned 1errfgsn. But he ald not resume his seat. Instead as he talked he began fe pace the room in apparent almlessness. yet every turn chanced to bring him nearer and near. CT to the door of the adjoining ofiiee.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

policeman. Con- uacfor. politician and boss. he had 'ensht his way ever to the front by shst same force, hacked by a bulldog Eoek- a genius for organization and a'entaiiiy wholly devoid Of seruple and eolseience.
 II could not be said of Richard H0r- ssah that his morals were bad He sshspiy had no morals at all By con- a With men of higher culture than ea own he had lost his early incorrect .fss and Faigarity of speech His dom .F-fsAg roughness of manner he had :" @isA to lose. Ii was by far too val a-ee an asset.
 rt-si morning Mr Wainwright -4h Herrigan. with breezy fa- .-aAsFiiy as he strode into the library s-'se Hnabashed at finding himself in Presence of fhe dreaded finance
 ln bit ahead of time. but 1e s'onned short. with gnlnf Of Ills eyes had fallen on rhelan-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03


 tive. Many sudden deaths are caused hs is-heart dis ease, pneumonia. heart failure or aisopleSv are often the result ot kiSi neV disease. II kianev trouble is ss,,alowt | toaslSance the kidney NsnOiSeii- ci taacS. aill Rt-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

.hssfx Dick Horrigan down Alderman ummy Phelan? Well! Nothin' to it, san When I'm through with Dick uorrigan hell have worried himself so tbip they'll have to wear glasses to shave him. I'll bury him so deep this sall that they'll never find him till they s,srt dicgin a subway to China"
 You seem pretty confident" observ- ed Gibbs.
 Conhdent? Why not? Why not, ,sk yons Why wouldn't be confident? k there q voter in the ward-hlack. white. yellow or greenhorn-that can't eaa by his first name and ask after Al his children by name. Is there Fo.er i'll the ward l ha sen't staked te cal or outings or bail or booze? Is theref If s9. name hins,So me. Put sme t. him. They're my friends twelve months of every year. not just st election time. Horrigan. indeed, saY, if he starts runnin' any man in ny ward he'I have to sight him by tree to see if he's maxim any progress or not Hoffigan. hey?'
 Come. come. alderman" interposed Wainwright Why don't you and HorTigan smoke the pipe of peace? Why
 -Tbe only pipe me an Dick Horrigan vii ever come together over will be q yard of lead pipe. an my fist will be st one end Of that an his thick head st fh' other
 But remonstrated Wainwright. "he h strong man. Is it safe to fight himY'
 Why Isn't it? He's got to come into the Eighth 10 lick me. and hell be sbeut as strong there as barkeep's in faence with the Prohibition party. Besides. l like fight. I'm the original Stop lock and listen signal at Trouble station. I'
 As q personal favor to me, alder man" wheeded Mr. Wainwright In his most persuasive manner. won't you make friend If Horrigan ?"
 Ed gladly oblige you by maxim fine, fashionable. roliickin' funeral of
 
 -Sut if l asked him here to meet you wouldn't you try to be cordial to hlmy'
 sure w0uld-as cordial as bank rupt to q rent collector He'd be us pretty near as welcome as. a broken leg
 I'm sorry you look at 1t that way. alderman. because I've asked bim fo- day
 ro come here? Quit your joshin'!- you
 An hell never find ii out. for I'rn on my way I'd sooner meet a p-rade lrem th' couta zion hospital
 of course, if you're really afraid of him
 Afraid of him. snerted Pheian. eeiaing te q full stop at the door absf esth returning to the middle of the feefh Afraid ef Dick HexrisaH. seew fre the man I'm afraid te meet sha I'll meet him with pleasure just 's show Yeu it's lie As for
 af fiorrfsaB- came rhe buffers sthsrreelnellt from the threshold ihe HlaH wte feiio wed the aBnounee- n'eilt wsiS one Yhe carried in hi~ bear ths ffie chief reasons fer his ssnseess. ial. steat. square of jaw. square of psow. hard Of Eaoutb. he seemed to aeninate his very s.irreundings aud fo eahale rough fOrrefulness that ear ''ed all before it. His piysiegneny
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

tack tfiS Ntta. organs, SssA>ttiG Cataftft Ut ihS bladder. og the kiAncss themselves break daNa and waste aMaV cell hV cell. Bladder troubles almost aiwS9s result from \ deFange@eut og the Mathews and a cure Is ehtaintl quickest by proner treatment et the kidnSvs. If you are feel
 ing hSdls you eau make no mistake by
 taking Ir- Miners Swsmp-Root. tfse
 great kidney, liver and bladder femeiy.
 IL eorseets inability to hold urine and sealding pain in passing |, and over eou,es thst unpleasant necessity ef being
 compelled 10 go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night The mild and the extraordinary effect of swamp Root k seeu realized. IL stands tle highest fer i;s wonderful
 cures of tic most distressing eases. Swamp4Root is piessan, so take and is sold hv all druggists i'll fiftyeeut and one-dollaF size bottles. Nou may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis l coverv and book that tells all about il, both sent free hy mail Address, .or Xiii
 mer X Co. Ringhamton. N. N When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make any mistake, hut remember the name. Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer' Swamp K oct and the address, Binghaniton, \. Y., on every bottle
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Commonwealth Hotel
 Opp. State House. Boston

Offers roomo with hot and cold water for { .o0 per dsy and up; rooms with private bath for tI 50 per day and upi suites of two rooms snd bath for v3.0S per day and up. Weekly rstes on rooms with Lot snd cold Nstcr and shower baths, t6. % to e9t0; rooms with privste baths, s9 % to ei2.00; suites of. i've ,oms and bath ets oo te s22 %.
 Absolutely Fissproof. Stone nooss nothing wood but ths doors. Equippse with it's o~n Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant. Long Distance Teiepnons stn Every Room. Strictly . Tsmpsrsnce Hotel.
 STORER r. CRAFTS, Maaaess.
 Send for Booklet.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

was essentially
 that M the torn fiSbtef ss sell as leader - the man fbat nei- ther gives B0r asks quarter. From fhe days when as a ferry
 ticket seller he had laid fhe c foundations Of his later for un e s b 7 knocking down fare U p through his va r{osl ca rooP as
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

Are you troubled with your roof ii so, find out about Carpenter Morton Roofing. If you do your troubles will be At an end. This Roofing is tough, rubter-like material which offers per feet protection from the weather. My ron kfaney & Son sell it and give m absolute guarantee Of satisfactory re- suits.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
u,uruAn sAvIr~s sAsa

nsvlA<. .As are AeeiaseA April lat ss1 0e1oseI ist ir eseh yea, payable April zosh ese Oetoosi Seth. upcosif. ssde after the Bret dsl ef eess ossfh es0nesee istssesf fsoo she hss'ssSW W~ 'sese JgEOnE ToUgrELoTTE.T Trsss.
 0EO8GE V HOLT Fsee-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

braStllns hGe | llilleEA Ferr4eF al tie onset of maStiff. the alderman stood his ground. giving the boss glare for glare
 And so for moment the enemies faced each other.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
IT A. mOUOsyos.
Dentist.

Couyt House Block. Putnam. once Houn from sa. m. 10 ?. m, and 2 to ?. . O65ce TcIs pnone s3-5.Iiome TeIephonel76-E
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
The Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths.

There Is disease prevailing iu this country most dangerous because ~o t3ccep-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
EULLsss
M. KINNEY 6 SON

Lumber. Coal. Doors. MouldinSs Brick. Limo, Cement. P. 6.9.
 Mixed Paints Lead and Oil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A bed setteE, frst-class man. al
Hianchi Il sons. second street. s5ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
City licenses and Registration.

Under the City Ordinances, every keep
er Of hotel, cafe, victualling house,
lunch room or lunch wagon; also every
keeper OF STALL stand Of booth for the
sale Of fruit, soft drinks, refreshments,
etc.; also all peddlers and itinerant ven
Idors, including peddlers of meat, fish, and
pr0visionsg also all exhibitors of shows
81 every kind and any menagerie Or cir
ems exhibited in the city; all billiard
ana pool rooms, bowling alleys and
shooting gaIlerys; all owners Of public
hacks, truck and express wagons; all
persons or firms doing plumbing within
the city; are required to take out a
license in accordance with chapters 27,
s2, 20, 80 and 80 Of the City Ordinances.
And all physicians, surgeons, dentists,
mid wives, undertakers and sections are
required To be registered in accordance
with chapter 81 of the City Ordinances,
The city council il determined to fully
enforce an the ordinances, and anyone
who has failed to take out the licenses
aforesaid. or caused their names to be
registered as required by ordinance are
requested to do so before May LIST, 1905,
otherwise they will be prosecuted.
james Mackay, City Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
URGES EXPEDITION
FOR MISSING LINK
DR. SpitEka Shows Brain Of Little "Mcn-
key Man Of Andaman Islands.

Philadelphia, April 25.--Dr Edward
Anthony Spitzka, before the annual
meeting Of the American Philosophical
society, pleaded for an expedition TO tho
Andaman and Nicohar islands, In the In
dian ocean, 10 study the brains Of The
natives, who, he says, are the only sur
yiyRls 81 the pure ape stock from which
The human race sprang.
Dr. Spitzka exhibited the brain OF an
Andaman Islander as an example Of the
so-called missing link. His paper was
entitled "a Preliminary Report on The
Brains Of the Natives Of the Andaman
and Nicohar islands,
Both OF the races said DR.. Spitzka
ARE rapidly becoming extinct Or i'm
pure, and there is the greatest need for
immediate measures 80 that we can make
exhaustive researches upon the anatomy
IoF the brains of these exotic races. now
unfortunately 10 rapidly becoming AK
tinct. Only an expedition To these bar
barous Islands, apparently, will accom-.
plish this great task. 1t certainly ought
TO be set on foot at the earliest possible
moment
The little savages, who inhahlt mac
cessihle forests, have seldom been even
seen by white men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25

The Hyde Park Savings Bank acts
upon the principle thar II has a public
duty to perform in stimulating and en-
couraeing boys and girls 70 acquire the
habit of saving.
It will accept any sum however
small, as starter: not because there
is any profit in il for the Bank, but be-
cause the boy Or girl who saves a
nickel and sends il 10 the Bank, gets
his Bank Book and becomes Banker
and If they are possessed Of the thrifty
characteristics of the ordinary YER
mont boy or Girl, they viii add an
other nickel 10 it later on and very
likely in the end he or she viii have
a big account at the Backbone Of
which the Bank and the Depositor
will both be proud.
All questions chccrfully answered
BY addressing either the President.
Carroll s. Page. Of the Treasurer. HI
M. Culver. Hyde Park. Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25

Tho Rev. r /. Sargent has been. en-,
gagged to preach at Wheelock and South
Wheelock the coming year, and also at
the village, beginning about May !. He
has been pastor there before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
WARNING.

The legal voters Of the City of Barre.
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned
to meet On Wednesday April Goth, 1905
at 1850 o'clock p hi, in the opera house,
city building. ii said city Of Barre, for
the purpose Of acting on the following
articles, viz,
First; To elect q moderator to pre-
side at said meeting.
Second. To see what salary the city
viii pay the mayor, city clerk and treas
urer for their services during the ensuing
year
Third: To sec what compensation the
city will pay the aldermen, auditors and
assessors for their services the ensuing
year
Fourth: To see II The city will pay
the assessors Tor any overtime they may
have to work to complete che grand list
within. the time required by law, pro-
yided their COMPENSATION is set at a GER
tain sum per day. instead OF per hour.
Fifths T6 transact any other proper
business.
Dated at thd City Of Barre. Vermont,
this 18th day Of April A. D. zoos.
rs John Robins.
Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25

The experiences Of practical phofog.
rapher in Alaska furnish material for
the principal feature of Photo Era Mag.
azine for May. The article and beauti-
fnl accompanying illustrations are BY
George r. King Of Boston, an extensive
traveller and successful photographer.
Graft ia the making Of graduating class
photographs in the public schools Is also
4 timely and important topic which il
discussed at length. Other distinctive
articles are Gum Bichromate Printing
hy Eleanor w. Willard. 'Ozobrome
Prints from 2. o. p Possible" BY VIII
liam Ffndlay; Disadvantages eft Nofk-
ing in Miniature. by David j. Cooke /.
Home portraitures Using an Ordinary
Window by Felix Raymer; Some
Notes on Composition IN Landscape. by
Horace Aummery. The Issue contains a
wealth Of beautiful illustrations. and the
usual departments are bright. timely and
Instructive. Price Is cents Of any news
Or photo-supply dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
MADAME GOULD AND DE
SAGAN IN NAPLES,
Prince Meets Her as Ship Ii catering
Harbcr; Motor Trip to the
Hotel.

Naples, April 25.--Mmme. Anna Gould
formerly Countess de Castellane, arrived
here yesterday from New York on board
the Frederick der Crosse and was met
in the harbor by Prince Helie de Sagan
When the steamer came into the harboi
the prince was one of the first to get
on board HI rushed to Nine. Eould's
cabin, met her AZ the door, lifted his hat
and kissed Hen hand
The tutor III Mime. Gould's children
said
Hest assured that the marriage will
occur, but nobody can say when or where
anu | am not in a position TO ask My
convictions rests on what I have seen
and heard from Nine, Gould. / am sure
It Is a true love match, based on q re-
eiproeal esteem
After Nine Gould and the prince had
been some time in conversation. the en-
tire party, accompanied BIZ the prapfie-
tor eff the hotel where rooms have been
engaged for Mime. Gould landed HI spe.
ciai launch, and took an automobile from
the dock To the hotel
Before leaving the ship de- Sagan and
4.lTae. Gould had a long conversation
Nine Gould took the prince 20 her cab.
in, where he met her three sous. He
kissed them repeatedly.
Prince de Sagan and Mime, Could are
both stopping at the Bertolini Palace
hotel. where each has an exclusive suite
Of rooms.