The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
PARIS FOLK WOULD
WELCOME MONARCH
RoyaIiStS Advancing Claims of
the Duo d'0rleanS to
the Throne.
GOSSIP OF THE GAY CAPITAL
SMART GOWNS GALORE OBJ
SERVED AT FLOWER SHOW,

Paris Nov. els France really to
have a king once more, with all the
glitter and pomp of court life? There
are not few in this country who de-
clare that the present republic has
bee1 shown to be an absolute failure.
The royaiists, who are very numerous,
are working Very determinedly to the
end Of restoring a monarchy.
From this political bureau in Brus-
Seis. Bel GUM, the eXiled Due dOrleanS,
royalist claimant to the French throne,
has just issued an imprisoned and de-
termined appeal to the French people
calling upon them to place him on the
throne, to which he claims title as a
legitimate and recognized successor
through the Bourbon lines.
The rOyaiists are cleverly playing
on the feelings of the pro-clerical pub
lie, and declare that at no time In the
history of France has crime been so
rampant, even among the very young.
This the Due. in his public address
declares is due to the lack of re-
ligfCUs feeling and training under the
present government; He has an ac-
tive representative here in the person
of Compile de CastillOn de st. Victor,
who comes of an ancient royalist fam
lily.
Whatever may be the outcome of the
present agitation it is certain that
France adores display and an appeal
to the artistic sense inherent in all
classes. They want leader whom they
can look up TO. The recent GnrvIs ~.
the republic were steady going people,
but far and away from being the or
namental figureheads desired by all
classes, who favor mare fuss and feath-
ers and official receptions of court
life, which means more money in cir
culatiOn among the masses.
Visit of King Manuel.
King Manuel of Portugal, ON a visit
to the king of Ene'and and also to
find a possible BRIDE is to visit the
Due dOrleans at his magnificent coun-
try seat, Woodnorton. French detec-
tives are to be in England during the
visit of the Portuguese monarch, as
1t is known that French anarchists,
who are republicans as well as anarch-
lists, are planning to be in England at
the time Of the royal visit, and may
decide to give professional attention
to the due as well as to King Manuel
during their meeting
The arrival Of All Saints day is the
generally recognized date for the re-
turn to Paris of the fashionable Par
isienne. Since the early days of De-
tober she has been visiting different
chateaux of friends, while, If not for
tunate to have friends, she may have
been content with a visit to Venice,
or the Italian lakes; but in Paris one
must not show oneself until November
l or later.
To US Americans this holiday, the
Feast of the Dead is incomprehensi-
BILE. In the morning the French
people carry fearfully ugly and
inartistic head wreaths and arti-
fetal flowers and carefully place them
on the graves of departed relatives or
friends Then no! for the races and
theaters in the afternoon and evening
But the French people ask why be
sad?" 1t is their holiday.
Thanks to our statesman and to the
vanity Of our young women, the hui
man hair which she has long flour
ished in France is now in the throes
of death.
In Paris our merchants used to sell
the most beautiful shades of hair
blonde hair blue-black hair, hair as
dark as midnight hair the color of
ravens wing, silvery white hair. Amer
lean women were their very best Gus
toners and consular reports show that
enormous quantities were sent to
America.
Hair Came From Converts.