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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-DRY GOODS-The
cotton market remains quiet and firm. Cur
tailment OF production Is being talked Of
freely by manufacturers. Yarns rule steady
and quiet Ginghams are being ordered
more freely. silks for foundation cloths are
Ia better CAL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23
NON YnrL Monev MnrILet

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-MONEY-On call
steady; Sh@315 per cent; ruling rate, 3K
per cent; closing bid, 81 per cent: closed
at Sss per cent. Time loans, easier; rates
nominal; sixty and ninety days, 4 per cent;
six months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6G5h
per cent.
STERLING EXCIANGE-Stead with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 $40
Q4S250 for sixty-day bills and at $S545 for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.s1%d482
SILVER-Bar, 64Ssc; Mexican dollars, 45c.
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
e. F,Tl
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Kansas City Grain ana pro.,.,-

KANSAS CITY. Dec 20 WIZ is1 ~ ~,
cember. sO3sq9O1ko; May, 94c1kc july a0c.
SSSa ,qaneh ian No hard; sl9g7c; No.
S0TaS. iSe REQ SSe; No; 3 sSq95c.
tItsc; cash unchanged; No. 2 mixed Ssi1S
&C. No, 3, 42e; No. 2 white, 48GD4S1kc: No
OATS-Cash unchanged: No 2 white
S114Q33c; No. 2 mixed, 31GDS2c "ii'e'
RYE-No. g 74177c
Oh HtAsoY a.! choice timothy. s14Oo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

A substitute is dangerous nakeshift
especially in medicine. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs ana
colds quickly and is In a yellow package
Accept no substitutes. Sold by ali drug
giEts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

Lunt & Baliisted-

HOGS-Receipts OF hogs were fair this
morning about 1l2 cars being reported in.
This makes the total for the week - 80
head, which Is about on a level with last
weeks receipts and over 1900 head larger
than for the same week last year.
The market opened 5G1Oc higher this
morning SPECTATORS especially picking up
quite = number Of loads a. prices that
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New York Mining storls..
RnnIr Cenrinrn-

OMAHA, Dec. 22-Bank clearings for to-
day were $2,594,674.5 and for the CORE
spending date last year 81, $50 9O5.55.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

MILWAUKEE,, Wee 22-WHEAT-No
1 northern, N.@4lO4; May, 96lkd95Ic.
OATS-Standard, 32lbc
BARLEY Samples, 7sih6S5lLo.
FLOUR-Dul
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LiverpooI Grnin NInrI.n,

LIVERPOOL, Dec 22-WHEAT-Snot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, rs liId:
I Itt nrm; December. es 9%d; March. 6s
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed "a
ooi FUTURES, firm; January, As 6hd; Feb
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london Stock Ninrtlet.

LONDON. Dec. 22.-American securities |
opened quiet and steady and during the |
forenoon trading was very light, with /
prices about unchanged from yesterdays |
closing
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WonI Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2-WOOLs-Steady; ter
rltory and western mediums, HQ2c; fine
mediums. 15dISci fine. l29lSc-
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK, Dec ea-sITGA Raw
steady; muscovado. 50 test, G4Slkc; cen.
utfugal, IS test, AeSac; mlolasses sugar Sa
test, AGSac- Refined, quieG y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

ornaha a G. p. 81. Ry.. com....,...... IS 90
Packera Nat. Bank stock, So. Omaha. if1 1ao
Pacific N. a T. 81, isl1................. g7h 9Th
ROCKY MI. Bell Tel. Comm. 30 t2h
Union stock Yards stock....s........... s. a6
Western State Gas and Electric .... ..... l0O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23
SUNDAY


Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha, FOR
twenty-four hours ending at p. m. yes
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closing stock quotations.

SlLNER-Bar, steady at 25hd per ounce.
MONEY-363A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
Tor short bills is 81 per cent; for three
months bills 35h per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23
Peoria Market
Cotton Market

PEORIA, Dec. 2-CoRN-Higher; No.
= sc; No. T. axe; sample 3la39isc.
OATS-Quiet no quotations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

DULUTH. Dae- R-WHEAT-Deoember
nRer MAG AiSrs JulV. SAC. Ma nsrth-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinksr
& Co, as New Omaha National bank build
ing:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Better Demand for Wheat Than Usual
at the Opening.
EARLY SELLERS TURN BUYERS
Corn Rules strong and Higher In
sympathy with wheat and Pros
poets for Lighter Receipts
because Of Roads.

OMAHA Dec. p, 1910.
There was a better demand for wheat at
the opening. based on the opinions that
the moisture precipitation was insufficient
in localities where 10 was most needeu
Early sellers turned buyers and forced
values up, giving the market some further
The snowsforn and predictions Of un-
favorable shipping weather wakened ue-
mand for corn, and shorts covered enous n
go advance values with the upturh III
Wheat opened steady and firm on light
offerings and early support by bul leaders.
Trade turned bullish later and shorts were
free buyers sending prices up &C from
Yesterdays close. Fair sales were reported
and cash stuff was up Hc. -
Corn ruled strong and higher IN sym
pathv with wheat and prospects OF lBhIer
receipts owing to unfavorable weather lot
country delivery Cash demand was a DIT
more active and local offerings were Az
sorbed readily at &c higher -..oo,
Primary wheat receipts were bso,VU bu'
and shipments were 204.OO0 bu., against re-
ceipta last year OF J44,Oo0 bu and shipments
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments were 100 900 bu., against re-
ceipts last year Of $4,000 blu. and ship
C1earances were s29 900 bu. Of corn. 5000
bu Of oats and wheat and flour edual TO
liverpool closed Massd higher on wheat
and Aqhd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WIIEAT-NO hard. car, WAC no. o
hard l car, 90c: No. hard, l car, 89Nci
No hard / car, Sole; No. 4 hard ! car
SIC; rejected. car soc. .
CORN-No. white, l car, 4Oc; No.
white, / car, 39&c; No. color, ! car. 3s1sc;
No 3 yellow, cars Odd, HAc; No. 3 yell
low "a cars, 89hc No. mixed, car (oldl
41c; No. 5 mixed, 1 car. 39hc; No. mixed,
u cars. SOC. No. 4 mixed, car, 3Skc.
OATS-No. 3 white IA cars, Doc; No.
white, 3 cars 9Ac; No 4 white, cars,
291Ac: No. mixed. 1 car, 29Ac: No. 4 yell
low I car. 2liAc; No. yellow, car 29Ac;
no grade, cars, 29c.
Omaha Cash, Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, SSd92c; No. 3hard
Sea9iI5c; No. 4 hard, sldSSc rejected hard
wheat nhdS7c; No. spring, @9Sio; No
CORN-No 2 white, S9%@4O4c; No. 3
white. 39h94Oc: No 4 white, 39q39hc; No
3 color. s9639izc; No 2 yellow 39q39Rc; No
yellow, 3sAq30hc; No 4 yellow, 37Ap
8&c; No. 2 SS%q39l4c: No. 3. 3Skq9c; No
4, 37AG3SAc; no grade, 366G3flRc.
OATS-No. white, 30d3Ol9c; standard,
29A0304c; No. white, 29iAq30o No.
white. 29a295c; No. yellow. 29lR@SOc; No.
4 yellow. 29a29lkc.
BARLEY-No 8, 7O976c; No T. 64G7Oc; No.
j feed, 5Ga7Oc; rejected, 54q62c.
RYE-No 2, 0q7Sc; No. 3, 76QVc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

NSW YORK cotton market, as furnished
oy Logan Bryan, members New York
Sotton exchange, Sl5 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

New York Curb Market.

The following quotations are furnished by
Logan & Bryan, members New York Stock
exchange, SI5 South Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. S-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling upands. l5c: mid
annS gnlt IL 40c; sales, l. 400 bales
81. LOUIS, Dec. 2-COTvTON-Dull.
mlddling, Is 7-l6c; sales none; receipts
S,9ls bales; shipments. 5.is2 bales: stock,
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rari>ia"> It i di-cre'inn. differing for
each '''->,n
HoN O., o. that y l. "L'irr ari Eri. king
h".' .',"ry "a hit, Whs \ 'I> cousin. u0rs
ur' show l. z. go '.Gfs lot T. cd NI NO. WDr..
H. i.r' ll"y WOOL honor Its supp -
IAN. ! % h. U.s. ashamed. Dr"ut t'",' avs
%" WI Jay -rI. ..lI',E ur ."'.fu''. thol
~ hI- cr''s,I"u,.' %" N.i, t'iuN b" nss a
rIgh - ran rrw trf'
r.ur pii ~ "up We. broke -hn I-,i
20" yrr-- 81 '.r~ I'" ,'''. ',,InE ~r~rt
~" fortuna. a'W.e- h.'t ul., ulnns: -
IN" .'u ]. Iut l" l,,I .is,r"'Iuu al~p. -
rr"'"ri" 10 sap 80 tl" o.. TO- ~ ttI1" rs'h
hu.".i.'I Wuu w"uli I,r ,...u Ter him
.'l' 't.. MAJ g'.u."f prefer o" Do ''lv.'iy.
Os.,,, Il ,grn" ..,t t. tho Table 81 q ItrIsl.Il
kuuNH tu 30 U.klug i. Hhow 60; mpiior..i"
poke; mou"y @ hawai- him hy a. AIasrican
VII" tir"i 81 Taviug. lic began picking
into To, rrl ham anal 'hlcN"'.
"Oh. but" exclaimed ia" other I'M
Kindly. = hav" Just enough - that ,or
mvsru nv dear ~
y had %" courage To- answer.
Il am hungry. ! need "a hit" ~ supprr.
Nd considering the 25tDr francs Won
have ~, Il -. these twelve years | sap
rusc can eat some uf your ham AMI
chicken
Ih'n the other found tins remarkable
$50 hero. ". with your mania for
duIuiuF every one - 40 owes YOU a 10
Won VII End iN getting yourself dis
hk'd'-
Ir'r, ave tn.u who u-rd - have no
credit ~ all and WI" to-day find 81
old p'",r ~ 'h",r napkin. ~ did rho old
|rI'," q" ,~,-"n tllI b" lOs' hiss nnnd.
Othsrs u~"d q. find ~" gold pIcce aud
'l-day l~' thankful for mere credit.
Al ior"nd- uT"n their POPULARITY with
~" im"riCan- and .IuIla- 'loncy speud-
"r- and - u all GOOD unr'l ~" dav whom
th" walters u"rir To- show themselves
tuSDi"t'.
A., H. tl,yrys tia r,rDprict,r b,toaa'F
m ril waiter. Who gives tn" ~iCnRl 20 in
-u't ~" iaI"u hs'rtue Then The hum
h." d'.H"-tI" VIII" ter v"arS has Hwnliow"d
aNr.ul- ard INT u-drr- takes Tavengs.
Ia" lru'r. tor ha- sslld.
-G b.. II'r such aud such = sauce
IN" one y, 6ii No. iiF" Yesterday Or.
let hiS dr,h"- cool h"tpr" ypu serve
them
m r'r-la1 knows, the sign. It
rr.ir- tr,v think h'. pull - weakening.
H." eats H.- unli di~N without a murnur.
signs hr- hill a. usual and takes care
u"Nt ',I4" T." bring a we'll "a do American
along with him
ms j. whv the French and even Amor
... and English hahitu", encourage eN-
'.t,avHuc" that - no. ~ good taste.
ll.v fol 'h" push of thu management
,.gu.!y h'Njnd them. working through
't" 'a"i up brethren VINO tr"mble for
their credit
Crash
Rru k"n cfo-karv
u Is A: A VI and Dan desires 10 20 20
bod. 50 he starts the grand duke.
ireaking cookery The management
encourages vil,ul hradkagc Vito Oh
l"r's t. a So wIu" and supper hill II 50
Wnrth % SMASHED dishes ar" not counted
u .s D.. GOOD business tn" departing
Iid,.. 'h rk 'hp' they wore seeing -oul.-
i''u: roth ak.uE. ani mon who have
never don" - noisy incorrect thing M
their i've. VIII 60 and boast tina they
pitched g.ufs wlt1 porcelain ClsnA7
~ 'n- AhIay'
N"IrwH.'o IAN l. homo m hat Re-
for ~. -l."r- 10 calls mp p"opl' M threa
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This il the great life. where there 10 money
10 consume a. 10y fire. speak Of the
king. but there are mobiles. Besides each
very rich man IN Paris brilliant you will
see a man as smart and elegant a. he
often two. three. four-who renders the
rich man great services.
Regularly the Boscard or social CRATER
is Of good birth. perhaps better than his
patron ". may be- a boyhood friead
or college chum 81 tho grated one.
Having spent his money. being without
courage % 60 into legitimate business.
hating to lose social place. he will 90 on
living the great life 10y hook or crook.
The BosCards Of to-day have invented
nothing. Rome 81 the Decadence knew
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reyarnished. never been touched. never
quit lie place an hour al Biankety Castle
But we must think carefully
-Camondo. Camondo- mum bles
madame She cant spend her income
The Parisian-Itslian banker collector il
her personal enemy; and Ian can
scarcely lead her conversation away from
the Lawrence
~" IL the life n that luncheon party
No one talks so well. no one has such tac'
n" - a gentleman. - Dan. and althou gh
he loves madame UniJu" " ines he limits
himself Ia thre. glasses Of Bord..auN
He must have his head clear always
After luncheon he will steal ten minutes
IN Tn. granie danes library tn write
letters
Item To the house Of Johnstone Of
Bordeaux that Monsieur 10 Due 10 about
TO renew his cellars Kindly therefore
write M" a f"w lines about 'he stock YOU
picked M az a sale
Item To the Duke. i believe that
tombstone Of Bordeaux has just secured
the cellar Of a great old collector Of the
south. deceased lie had "A mania for Ia
Rose. also such and such Rhine wines
and such and such white Bordeaux
The Duke knows Dan - great judg. ~
wines Also Dan ~ great Judge Of
yachts. cream puts. Venice point lace.
short horn cows and preciou! stones
The wines will hr very good and the
Duke ls-s robl"d than II he lot his maitre
q hotel buy Indeed. Ian will hav" to
sI,SaTc Ambrulss IN tho matter: vet II tho
Duke tried To buy the wines himself
shudder 90 think how he would be let m,
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their deals and 60 led them parasites
a. in QUO Nadls and the -Satvricon
of the real Pctronius. Up to hundred
wears ago they could go out and give a
faithful sword stroke for their patron
To-day their service - this kind - limited
~ a passing swing or Judicious uppcrcut
jah administered in night restaurant
On the solar pl"Nus II som" Brazilian or
man from Argentine attempting with
too little ceremony 70 lass" beautiful
young heifer branded for the patron.
The role IL someW hat discred'ed. al
though there are those who know how IN
play II quite honestly. NV splendid Bos-
card used to be sent for by ths late King
- England n soon a. his foot touched
France. and Edward was "A good judge
~ essentials
He can make a social reputation. He
can launch a woman, a tailor a cham
payne brand. have known him 70
throw a young doctor into a rich practice
in ak months. and 10 has made the
Abhaye. whore there were cobwebs on ,hs
wall
will call him Dan; IL " 80 different from
his mans" A. "A. VI he IL up. dresscd
immediately. trying a saddle horse Of
a little known dealer who will give a
handsome commission In tho sylvan
avenue he thinks II tho ultra. wealthy
ardent young Patasonian hs INST last
might "a tho Ambassa deuT's BAr, also
- tho young D'lchesss old auto and the
new oar che desires 10 acquire
II IL smart ~ show up early in tho
morning Great ladies fresh from the tub
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Iatroduce these Americans to your
cousin.
/; is only a night Restaurant acqusint-
ance. After that IL is up to you to widen
u II you can.
You will not meet tho King Of the Bos-
cards or social graftsrs who made this
establishment fashionable. but his under
studies are worth attention.
SOM want only a good time. which il
would he foolish not to help paw for
Thus one of tn. historic titles Of France.
mar WIN has his chateau and town
house. whose wife gives entertainments
IN her world but who has none too much
pocket money. drinks champagne every
night a. cost price, but after he has set
NJ three BOTTLES for the rich Americans.
who are perfe"tly right in seeking his
company. those same Americans buy ten
bottles IN return at 81 a bottle.
The King Of the Boscaris ~ out for more
than champagne and bigger game than
you or l. must not indicate his identity;
he does no harm or little. He does great
good TO many persons.
Get oYt Of your head all petty ideas.
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of the marty Irwin ~ easy Sa"rr- that
h" mot BORIS ~ Chicago
A. ~ Z NJ : r...' ault o." put" p
a moment - g.....gt my M u,.u tD a..
Fllecart" GIN 2 mai ~ - '' -lrh'
but h" has h'. ~. - oI"n. "v.r..i- 20 49,
We'll, h" wont h" cI~iIy.lr',d g..
tim" II lImltni IL P-r- ~" ,uuhiu ?
choose a better Ciup for 'n. pvI.r.-'. /
Ike that American ~ ~ boon torn
among them, | wouiir I l.. .. 'r,- -rau"
The rsa,ier would eui.N 49," !. r.'IL o,
PsriS a. much $ -" grrud dukes =
- midsummer r'En' = d-'.tn vt fu'tor-
o. c!mbT,c -, uc-''!tnoi h-aa.a~ end PINK
lghtS beneath ~pr"acInE 'r.o~ 30
'CCentrtC h1r~ are tar MOS" ~upyIg md
exc es-Ivoly rNpaIsIve. - keep Common
people out. Zach ha~ I'S lc.ulI'r chen
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telc or the Two girls who dance fever
ishly together ego" d, IN .y'h"ntIc
Countess and NIL rpn'ir'
Now ~ - midnight - On" AHnavs
A. dinner Dan. With Imin'u~" verye
and hurry. IN .rgINIuG irhI th" story 1T
IN" Ahhaye how the utterly ilsrr"d tod
money losing night r"St''Ir. ~ nf Mont
nllrtre was taken 100 h"ud hv Alert tho
champion m'Itr' 4 hotel 1T ArrrrnunNI,Ir.
and o. one week filled " m -.l.i swell ~I!. To-
pers that the luc e pr,v-'" carriages
ard autos reached Nv. hlucks u,.'sit,'
-uu-er how these pa-fS ui.G.s b.r1in,
Fashionable he unused. end 81 cprIr-.,
all the PARTY wanted - sun 80 tho ihu.vD.
Ivan took gOud care not 90 tell his I.rt ~
ItsmGking but h"r" was - I,.rfr,.r SAINT j."
81 his method which - thu 81 cs.ri ors
~ . u Cpuuiri"
Tax" my word Ian made q good thing
from th" launching ~ o." A't,'v'. when
IA short Wr"k b" inld' ~" '.l'r, fashion
ahl's and their hu.r..ri th,'h - fh" most
interesting plIv" - sup ~
Now tho ma lag"'u" Z giNos graft "yel
to tho fa-hIOI...,l'.. d7'ur.'iug to thor
rec H. ard drawing i',a"r. Nrn" get the
hss-t table others r"r tlr,r iluTar II g. q
ml-tak" To SuIrus' that the" "a shr r,-s
taurart- have to prIo'' iI-ts. uu'. Tor f,r.
eigr~rs art aroth"r tor vol known
FarisIanS Their" - hui u'.". N" yri."
list of the fnr''Zr".s. II - away "a.
but the h"ai WH't".- know their world
They hrtug vour iill it"w'gni n
YOU are Az outsider they arc tiIl - iarr
uricc- n YOU AZ" au hghruc thry are
nue-ihird IL thns" pItcoS Aui tho uao
agrnont IL ught Miiil" class TIarch
and Foreigners hurN to these place, be-.
cause tho others ~" th""" iusi a. they
form part at IA" show "a theatres - II"
star. ~ h,'Wr,'l the aCts
The Ahhave ta lhrl'ms though nnly
i've years oil. hrs HlIrtiy IN ~ hooks
SJn HsI francs ~ Nill- thai mIl-t run tsl
years 81 I"rhap- u","r o." pat. hut tharr
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s-~a -, them have their fortunes told
rr D." Irio-Ch.n'ss woman in native cos
,r" t.' n" purple Tipped spanish
.ar f,rE"'s herself in tragic faith, lis
r' .r- over their shoulders.
i.. ~'trI-a girls are here 20 dance
'.-ar.ns IN Hoor space SIX feet s1uar"
d. -. .r.oI hy tables In a corner "A
.--'. ,.nj.g"r PRODUCES bricks from a
r4--.. and proceeds to build a wall
.-. .r.. '.0seif a. b. Eh ~ Nis waist. II -
... --nar-.' trick YER seen N Paris
T.. A.rave : -" only phs~ N Paris
--.-a Won ,an sup v I;h an orang-outanG.
= ar. dwarf or burglar with his KIT
T. -a'af 20 have -nm" Crl!esome celebrity
r.. 90. l4y p land to be- presented TO i'm
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down TO AK I've got a mind 10 take the
horse myself
At once the Patagonian wants that
horse. no other He can say. This beast
which | am keeping for Boris when he
comes back
50 he says with ,lmid politene=s that !!
Dan doesn't buy him he would like 90
know the dealers name
Yes. yes. but ! cant wait with you
this morning Dan j. always IN hurry
Ip has come a mlllionAlr" New Yorker
who likes Dan and rather grIesSes some
thing Of HIS ways n. doesn't care He
knows that he will get his moneys worth
IN something
i mus, run 10 the y garage. whore
the auto Of Nine. la Duchesse de u
kept continues Dan; this TO gid"d
youth fatuou-ly in love with the little
Duchess You know the fancles Of these
great ladies a brand new Nlerc"de-. with
carrossarIe Ivy Rothschild. Ro des Belges.
magnificent. and she going to throw ~
away for half its worth on a mere business
speculator Wants Drlaunay. II ! can
III stop her. hut who has any Influence
with a pretty woman IN her whIms;-
The young Partisan in love PUSHES
on to the garage To buy up that Roth
schild Roi dos Bclges at twice what II
would sell for 80 that tho Duch"sSe will
learn he has helped her
The New York millionaire goes cantsr-
ing with Dan They have a CONVERSE
ton. The New York millionaire docsn {
want To waste his time m Pans He wants
to 60 about night We shall meet ham
tonight
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Dan Is always IN a hurry BY O'Clock
he has returned tn his apartment. been
changed 10y his valet. hurriss down town
IN an elegant cab put every morning
AZ his disposal nv rich old lady and
goes 10 attend to her business
II let anybody else snap up that
Galnsborough Mime y had best not
learn Il. he thinks as he enters the shop
II dealer like Wertheimer. not Vert
heimer
He talks with the dealer who - not
Wertheimer II may he a Natter or
Lawrence Dan - a tine Judge = all
three masters and Of all the others.
also a good judge 81 ne"ktie-. Bearnaise
sauce. stationary gas engines. Dresden
china and mint juleps
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sional bills. Gilded Paris hopes for a
tap. Two negro pusihs,s. sam Mcvey
and Joe Jeanette. had their day. The
avia'ors before they began making so
much money were glad to write their
names on their supper checks in return
Tor being introduced TO fAshionables,
Rich Americans take account that they
are rubbing shoulders with ParisiAns Of
the highest fashion. Scatter gold a,
MaNim's and the Abbaye. and IL you are
well bred and otherwise presentable you
will soon he making acquaintance. The
managers II these places have infinite
tact. According all kinds Of favors to
the ar.stocrats who are their chief at
traction. they are in a position TO demand
services. Word passes through some
poor hangeron OF relation
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ITS the Lawrence. drswls the Grande
dame
straight from Blankety Castle. dear
madame The heir dares not PIT 1t on
sale IN London He conhded II TO Dash.
who sent it on to Licne. IN the RE - Site
He foolshly showed It to I,fmondo
Has Camondo seen it, the old lady
spu'ters angrily
-Camondo - not IN It with us. dear
madame. LiGne has promised me 10 hide
the painting IN the garrett until YOU have
had a look don't know YoI have
only fifteen pictures. each historic
masterpiece. Perhaps this ~ not really
worthy 10 GgIr. among them II was
a cloudy morning I want 20 see Il in a
better hight Certainly It has never beer
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In word tombstone doesn't daT" trs'e
with the King of H." BoscardS at farls.
Now 1t - early afternoon. and | confess
that | don't know how or where or WHY
Dan spent the hours between ai.d O..
but suddenly he Inus; hay" stretched h.S
manly arms and pulled himself t"g'tHrr
and calculated
-Saprstl' II ~ O. ana mus Trsl III
dress for dinner | can" - Dur. nj =. .
IA" mrtlltat-S aloud. and IN" lIttl" I"Iitt' ',s
~ d"Ighlrd with his Cound"i.o''> Nuv
too, lis. the American mlllIuualr''. rather
Rusr~.as something oi Dan Nas-.
L dIn- at BuTtud'a with tn grand
dukes. whom ! must couuuct To- ia" gaia
Of the JaTdIn BE pari- h",au-' CyTIl has
heard about the E"w bareback tohoggan
slide. then "a toCr Of ~" sCC'ttgIr Mont
martre bars Shall n Ne Durtud's OF
Ilrue's? No; at Duraud's | hlv" tn
biggest bill
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and exercise ride out 20 give the arr 20 their
complexions. II proves to them that you
are solid. valid not a haada he type.
not laid out by a supper Young men
can do It Well. in Paris brilliant Won
must be young even II you have a white
mIIstache
At the Arrnenonvllle Pavilion. saw al
"a NJ, the Patagonian halls the brlllian,
Partisan who knows everybody. who last
night talked confidently with tho sw-ll.-t
women and smartest men IN the fashion
able open air bar
That's a fine horSe. he says
Hes not mine answers Dan I
found him al dealers: such a beast as
YOU seldom discover. Boris asked me
to look out for such ono. bat he's run
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'.'..' gusts. certain N0ntmartrs bars
v.'H criminals discharged for
". !'rcs h.Ir Tho kbbay" stands
ar."'y "ut"-prIs" and tn" way
i-'0r"rs 81 small Importanc"
'-..f'. hat pa" celebrities are present
'..r .s that they are taking sup
'".E I-gs R"mv Couillard. free
~'n.l!'..- accusations had
'.. r. - aLc otter ;ha trial MAretic
Pep son !ai similar engage
.,Hevs arc always welcome.
.' ana tho right 20 run ocCa-