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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
HOCKEY COACH
 FOR DARTMOUTH.
Psy We Considered E<c.osionsi Play sr-WlU Meet Candidates ir5 Boston.

Hanover, E. Fl, Dec. 1e.-f5raG 9ars Manager George A Graves hss an pc1nce1 that Ray Eye from No1etoDz %. E.. has been aDsyD58Gef DarTroogts's 7 'v8rs5tg hockey coach for this sessOrs. Wye 5s Fssmself one of tg0se pTsncDeHsl players that Canada. .s noted tor. and ne comes ~rG DaEta0Ofst0 with 2 tgaC- fold TsD1tAE5Da. for fse has saDH1 0lg training and coaching ability 5n rIs past few years Ss .hs coach .Df the A rn- herst hockey team. TD fI nov rne Dartmouth skafers have 1ee1 f0 charge Of Ca DE2j1 Fa ton, 0gt 11@F wsB fse 11er Dv the rssaT coach f1Dgrs LEs5r z-rtE1. 4- Boston during to4 E1s1rsssross holidays. There they wSIl practice st the arena and play several games soG 5[T. TTe E4sa aggGnre eca1ro3
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
PRocEEDs TO BENEFIT
 UNITED CHARITIES.
Harvard En-stsrs' Football Csros st
 hsnpo1is i, Help Good Gauss.

Tie entire pgaoee1s gf fbe ffa ryar1 %ll-sfafs football game aE Memphis Dec Z>. minus. 0f faDgrS@, fBe Eg&ssn te% given tD sFsE ffaFTasG men fG Ds1~ taAtBY cover 9fe expenses Df The trip, VIII go to the limited charities. YaeE are getting together ln tfas southland quite q formidable array of grla3r0a talent tD b5sJ,ose f5se &8a-Btag comb nation Dan 8eft01zaH, Vanderbilt 2 famous cl4es, Sass volunteered o5s services ln putting the f5Dieslsf9Z ffa1efs es 0pon the sC8tGern eleven, which DaG De made uD almost entirely Of fooes who played sYagga1g SDDroaa oss gr5c3Tor5s sos1Ea OF tae Mason Dixon line during fhe eezAyn fgEt csl@el.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
TALES TOLD THE R:ESSiDE 3. " z. 7-.c-.
KID n-coys aiscaLcuL7Iox
B. '" a 5-.o-

Even saz- Ezs+s and 7Flli-s- fighters sometimes l-x lc Ez- plans says Tommy Ews1 w.o ES z- Ezs Ezr just s- Elss and -C1y . ~rzo- zS even --4-De6 q marx handed -1z 1E57- .+c 2 lemon o- t1-S1- q hardy t1e
 NlS &cCoF was c1z ot -ze e-aE-5=S- c- -EeEa all ! Aow- t1- ! had sosz= sad cezs0zEl eIg-E.---=S win -1s a5E and -1sz aZyo-e C41 hand -e any E2zl% 1e has 10 n- pretty nifty Le- -E@z- pass AoS-~---al6 sso--s things are -o.o so--o%--i -o 5-.I -Ecz
 4 -e% y6A-< &so. ~1s1 n. ecxLrg zsEs -aS inning vide open 5- Chi c2Eo E1s promoters T2o -2- --z Eo- Dea-ossr1 club. Of that CzEy- E7zaz-e1 1o show ne as-gzs 2E-- Mccoy Ez . ~z-Ez- g c-o.,7 lsse theatre T which th=1 -aEs -1eL- o9g1S was -s-1eE small and 1=1ca IT would ce rather hz-5 n --z-ec. MT Mccoy against 71e oF ne res- top D9-ch@=s- T-sl said MT Ec-cE- Why 01- pZ- E> or Ws<1 5-E J5cs NSCo-E1e- You -a- Ee- h5z1 cfe@- se V7or'S ooSher me any s-5 you gan 6ras -.s r-ai- o- year seating csrz-j- ry- surnow
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
+. (. BINGHAM DEAD. Wei H1ossr7 4orsera1 of West As-- fo-5 Dies st Age = 2 Wears

Local Eo-sen@n s5E rso-e ~5rr -eEe- C1s death Of E=5@- C Si-g1aU Sz the EeI known zO-se-zz ztlc <zsz rs- cer-zE at his home 5a me @-e-i= -11E ! ia West EarEoE5 af-e- 1Te weeks 5-l- nssS 0f 2 implication 3< F51s4sz@s E= acted 4s 5u5ge 51 many races G- E-e tracks around Ea--to-z and n -1e -raez of -1z old Gaz-lzzza-s E-zs5-g 2 club or Aloa-v sEz1uz Ea wa5 m 6etalgzble n his attention -5 -zz --1-- ting horse and = meets a- Charter Oak park he could a-WzEz 54 found cIock-g -le fsst c-@ 3Er Bz- E-zu was born in Wln52z1- Ee -=arS b. sides h5s widow -Ho brothers Wallace P and George 5o-1 5+ New Eo-L
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
psH GEORGE P. LUss
Arrested pr5Dcspsss So Ten Round
 rigok

Eeneneet@ST. &> Y.. Dee. 12.-gn an cN1eaBDy t0 stop q t@kJ-FsgssgG fight 1sa~ tween Jack rTwanD Sullivan and p0gssY Flynn of Boston here, tonight. before the American 4, C.. San I4angfDr6. BgS srxsgsfsonx. 1fSsen1aa ker Jake o. reF and Flynn were arrested before tsls bout started S0 warrants sworn o19, 5f 5s said. oE z6e Rev. George F. G<20D, pastor of 2 g0ea8 church, and editor Of 2. sscSsgsss neEsssz Gs@r+ The police arg a1Dzsrx for Gs85Ua1-
 Won Sn 2 FcSl 5n tns F9S11 2>1os,
 Gr5eze %- r., Dec 3@.-1SeI EATs9 9e Of &SY Fork won from Hank Griffin 0f EAs8foT0Se on . foul lr Eae fifth round Df what #ss sc1e1x8er t0 1e 2. tess-g>goG bout GrzTsH had thse better of Sagaze ID bo the time rge togf wss called
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ALL AMERICAN ELEVEN Waiter Camps Cnoioe Has Several
 Surcrises

Walter Camps Ar-Ar,s-5ca7 s--vs-, has several surprises. For caa -EiuS iLis selection cf three wsS-s-zs-S z-S only three ES-ra-6 man will e sSa . }ot of comm zs veG ss -1s c-oics o< rife gusn lU els asc@ field The Cs.l2 team en1.s1GsszsS Sfls, fact that -i1s revised ccis Cis S-isct5e-S S5f- 7cu,r- As - individuals. the discus son ~@ ers -e.-r rstsvs merits cF several os -hA man xhs f-zva cee, necessarily crowded -c -1s second teams should es keen e-a,sEs, (, 1-o~s that Nr- Csrrc las good E-Cuacs for HsS g-ercfs-e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ZYsBSZKo VS. DR. ROLLER. Polish Wrestler Forced to Aooo- t-e
 Defeasiv. HzlE c-e lime

D-- 3 F. Roller who zz-e a- a su-- cesrfCi medical career 70 pursue C-o- fssSloEal a-Ele.-S- 5s coming 70 Nor wich n mee- JacE A-IFz.h -1a E--s. Giant
 Zysbszko recently mel Roller n 2 han6icsp match n zhlc1 he u-5e-- Tcos -o throw ire American IT --s-y minutes He was unable 10 accomplish this. oEr on ne coCEa-T was on cE= defensive half of rl1e time
 Dr- Roller $ graduate Of ma Uni versIty of Pe11sytvan.G, where ce Ec- fame as a ep-sln Of -l1e <o-o-osw -ez- and also in crsca and fed s--lIs-5c~ He stands SIX fse- and weighs .-e Us2uB5<
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Baseball Managers Are Casting Anl-
 ious Eyes on Fletcher.

IcGraw has one young player Up- on whom all managers are ea8tJug eyes. He ig Fletcher, the Gfantss sUD- stitute snortgtop. But Il isn't likely that the Gfsntg manager wIii part with thIg yo1ngster nnIss8 he gets sornething good in return Tt 3s 2 well known fact that XcGra1 has been after CutneISsr Wilson Of the Pittsburg club for some tine. But PiftsbUrg wants pitchers and Ie- GraW's surplus in the hurting depart nent is not the kind Manager Clarke of the Piftgburgs Hantg.-Br0oklt- T. Citizen
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Grant Permission for Ore Resasss.

Princetoss. N. J., Dec> Ie.-The fac aisy Of Princeton university today granted permission ,o ths rowlns as socSSCoa So holI ole regatta Sass spring on CAEnsgis l&Ae ~IsA outside gnh sxsitses Both freshmen ard A-ai- vSSiss races nay ss rc~sS Sl the sAHHS 5aS IT ts o25erssooS Eaas yzlS a<ic Co<aSa sass AfStdeS xESsr @s1i- i2znsss fo csxas % ESx1Sstoa-
 For Ss-es ysxrs eSs Ncaiey Las ssS chs reason os anStker es seces5 70 Srsrcesca entering a Ssassst wtss a& outside Matv SrstgS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
COTTON.

New York, Dec Ia-Cotton spor closed quiet. ten points higher: mid ding uplands lAsS. midilins xuls is.So. sales. {. 500 bales
 fgtarss slessa veSs stseds Clos in~ bids: psSeMSsE l&sg January i*s& February 1901 March Lsa Aprl l5.Ss. ArAs' is as 1aae ls-.s. J9Iy leSS. Aegass 1s1i. sspssSAssF -. oe- kSsss isTt
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Aseen' pssne tc Sscurs Hockey Js~is-
 rics5cr

Attempts cf r1e Western Skz-,ns as Soc5aticn Ia secure for hockey tla fur lsd,ction cI es,s I2Je-rs2 -Sonal Skating union of American and r2,e A-r.ltatl- 4 thls-1e union have met yVtth failure The heads cf rAe other sSSreIarsarS : Is no governing body which can cor, trol If- TAereFeTs the Western 2SSo- citation NiN assume such control aS t deems aS;NlSa ole for local contests
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Jim Barry and Tony Ross to Meet in
 Mem aris.

New Orleans, Dec. 13-It vas aa- nounced today that Jim Barry and Tony Ross, whose scheduled bout here yesterday Yas called of On account Of the decision of the sutnoritie. no. to allow it to take place, would meet In Mern5h4s next Moncay night
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ATHLETICS TO HAVE PEpp ESEa- TETIYE IH PRESIDENTS CABINET.
Prediction Hsc. Recently oy James 2
 Sullivan.

New York Dee. 1e-TEat 1ks tsr 1z not far distant when athletics wlI ae 8Jgni1ed as q 5rsDeo' o< the nzz50111 government -75th q. G5T@c-c- who r1gf sit in the Dre@5ceoEs cabinet WAS t-a@ prediction Uza0e at she annual dinner of The amateur athletic ls-jon recent 7 DT James F. Sullivan. BscFe12-T and treagz-y Cf the l1sog.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

At the Rose alleys two teams rolled off on Monday in the frals of the two- men tournament. with the following scores; Hill and Combies ss1, Combies and StUrteyant G65.
 Sturtevant won high single at the Rose alleys on Monday with a score of 137.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Ora MorninGstsr Beaten Twice by
 Youno Schsefsr

Rochester. % Y. Dec. 1e-Cra Morningstar. to whom Jake schzefer. the wizard of Dllliardz. looked for the education Of ais son, Jake, Jr.. xas today beaten twice by young Scnaeter. Morningstar played z95 tC Schaeterrs 200
 Ia the afternoon he made 55Z to Sehzefer's z90 and in the evening counted only ZlS to Gcnzegerfa Zc9.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
cLfFTos (. DALEY
Elected Captain 1f Vermont Dr5ser.
 slsy ro>t1sH Tssrr.

Burlington, Vt. Ice. 13e--f55tvsa C. DsI3eT. tg5, 0f GonEEegey rss tonight elected captain Of foe University os N@ru9Da- football team for next 9ezE- DssleY las played left end oz fas var Tesrs ago J. F. 9ssw5n Of Water bury. Conn rn5s years coach, wss rs-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

viii 59 per cent. ske better gg t0e soess al9sps5a aes3 few believe ffs@f both ngDDs 134 b@ benefited { %ew York fan eFftFgg observes lk8af Grimm 5s 1e- iAx fosAsa 3g 5sas attempt f@ close Tne sesa aHs5 ge ever <s&ste1. "E5r5H szs always giving something for fs0a6ls5< 5g SeW York says agss s1efsDs5 aas3G ss1H when he frames GFs sgEsaesnSSz that appears all sn b5s 5ayDT, f5e cant get away with sfff
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Purchases and Releases Ansounced.

Chicago, Dec. 1e.-B. B. Johngon of the American baseball league today announced the purchase of H. Hart by Cleveland from Montg onery; the sign ing of & contract by T. Madden with Boston: the release of J. J. Clark by Cleveland to St. Louis and the release of A. Griggs by St. Louis to Cleveland
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
son5sr.if Athlete Clos Ls>e-s. 7.-
 y,<e>

P1sss1e9D52z- Dec. 1e-g1reer1r lf PG5sac Safety Clay tof@ag revoked rEe license Of 1sss Non oaref4 1tnssr5c esg-~ sTners Cnsgses Iu10f x1Casr az Fc5G f5asGD@r. TesoesFeI fatal injuries f- a boat with Jimmy Ks5n 1sst week I'm 6g2 1as ts sae1 from me ranks o< 1Lz s19esc-@rorg to Gl r1@ p2ses Df : ccxe- N,ao failed 1C appear This v5Czat@1 one Of fbe police regSfst5O1s cf sn city which .rOT.Ce r1sE 11@ C7rl@ and s1oKAss of al e05aes-sars --Zsz 1e s@1- to tss super EsEo end Cf cOaCe- Nl-1 proof Dg Ehesr Y1ys5cei .g1cfr5es1- 4 hours before t5@v e1-s~ the ring
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
CAPTAIN pITcHER's TEAM WON.
Match Game st Rose Alleys Won by
 Genial Druggist.

There wss q match game Monday evening at the Rose alleys between two teams from GreeneyiiIs explained by "BilP Pitcher and Master Willie" Hastings. The game resulted in a vfc- tory for the team explained by the genial druggist. The following is the Ifueffr ha
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Won hY A NosA

Oakland, Cal, Dec. 1s.-The sport at Emeryville was marked by close fin fshes today. In the third event Paw huska gained a nose victory over Jest tho fsvorite. Arasse ruled f1rst choice for the mile event and after fighting it
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Polo Results Monday.

At Worcezter: Worcester 2. New Ha- ven I.
 At Fall River: New Bedford '. Fall River g.
 At Brockton: Brockton :. Hartford At Providence: Providence :. Taun- ton 2
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
4 Risht-hsnd Punch Decided the
 Match.

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. f9.-Johnny Coulon, claimant of the bantamweigfit championship of the world, disposed of Earl Denning of Chicago in five round. tonight before the National Athletic club. A risht-hand punch to the jaw brought Dennins to the mat and Cou- lon got the decision.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

ssa gteS Dg Manager George Sfasgfags 9f tge MeN fork 9B5@DasESers gssr year Other wvge1ers have failed to burn uD this Hgsss 5eAgae D9t tBss one may prove an ezNeytgD0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Famous Baseball manso- Dead

Newcastle, Pa. Dec. 1s.-3TzcheeI Haunon, manager of ths famous Ne shannock baseball team of this city that in 1STS defeated all the baseCa-l teams of the country. died at his zon1e here today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Harvard Baseball Schedule Announced
Syracuse and U. of P. Appear the Crimsons Pro- sranme for First Time in Several Seasons-Prince- ton Cut Down to One Game.

out with Jim Gafneg in t3e fmAg siI- teenth outgafned him, winning DY 2 nose. Weather fine,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Mow ay,

New Xee% p@ l4-~sas nss oA ssA ssead3; a0 , x-1 per esa,f.S rAKn~ rssta s-t. as< ke<n ! s-s: c4ssinx eia { It; o6ered at sS-A
 Time lesas weaker eiAtN days and ninety days Ss.s rse cent, S3N Melalhs , s.AHA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Tss a~ss s.ztss firsaa- Gannsr
Ihs ssia S:ss FIRssss fa#sasr

Se7 S-czS~ay
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 seS2sd Fs LSsQMsS frza-s.ez.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Thinks Aa,s,rsas s ssesSsr.

SsWsS~r f@sp t'Nnuers aS s~e s3s tort 2osa thinks AA asS ssSneS B W->as- ser ia An4r@azS nseesses Ssas -~.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Regarding erifhths Deal

A majority of weIl-p posted 5zseosii men are of the opinion that Griffith
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Take VlBURN-O

1t fr q wensterfs6 female remedy, as you VII shsn1s if yea try it.
 ue~ectl7ns fcr tts ~as kre printed in -tx f~ns,mkes wiftssevery bottle. Price si sB st druea1sts. FRAAsCo-dERAkAN CHEMICAL co,
 lss wss. Ieth Street. New York. rvror3fA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

r-ier.sSNdn~y rs1si~ sopir iu action
 lrscA ssrl xv< ~uir~ sn5s~~stovc tns n..t nrai scfasp ~ shs ktursvs and hiaadsr They s.sAss i'v-s'Hsr'tt.s Lac osrooa
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
The Careful Sentry.

The young private had been post
ed as sentry on c squadron stables.
But, 10, when the sergeant of the
guard came round on his visit he
was nowhere to be seen. The SER
geant was about to depart to make
inquiries when there came rus
Ting noise from heap of straw and
the sentry stood before him minus
his boots and looking very sleepy.
"Hello!" cried the sergeant.
'Here you are, Ell? Where we're
you when I came round just now ?"
'sMarchin' round" was the SEN
try's reply, given in tones of con-
scious virtue.
"Marchin' round, were you? Why,
you've got your boots OFF,
eyes, sergeant; | took 'em off
SOS / shouldn't wake the 'osses p-
London Tit-Bits.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
The Widows DimpIes.

Nobody but the woman herself
knew how bad she felt, but the
beauty doctor knew how bad she
wanted to make other people think
she felt. "Wanted to know if there
wasn't some way to remove dimples,
or at least to fill them up SO they
wouldn't show while she was in
mourning" he said. "Three mighty
pretty dinples she had, too, one in
each cheek and one in her chin.
My diagnosis was that a gift of ma
ture like that couldn't be hidden.
The woman seemed genuinely sorry.
oct looks so frivolous she said,
'to show dimples every time you
speak when in mourning
f'That is what I call sorrowing
some, even for a widow" New
York Press.
How much does 1t take to feed
three boys and two girls when scrv-
ed from a lunch basket on a train ?
An Atchison woman figured and
figured and decided that thirty ham
sandwiches. twenty bread and but
ter sandwiches, forty cookies, two
glasses of jelly, two dozen deviled
eggs, a four layer cake and three
pies would be enough, She started
with the FIVE children at 8 in the
morning. BY 2 that afternoon not
crumb was left, by two of the
boys looked gaunt and pale, and at
6, when she reached her destina-
ton, two of the children had starv-
ed to death.-Atchison Globe.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
A STANDING Joke.

Trains were always slow and far be-
tween on the branch road. Nobody
knew this better than the people at the
junction, except perhaps those on the
branch itself. Itswas an old story to
them, and the jokes about the situa-
ton were many and good. One day
the newsdealer at the junction sta.
ton came home to lunch grinnsng
broadly to himself:
whats the joke'?" asked his wife.
You look pretty well pleased with
yourself"
"Oh. nothing particular he replied.
excepting an odd fellow from the end
of the line said Il funny thing.
He'd missed his train. and there
wasn't another for two hours. He
came to the counter to buy some read
ing matter. He asked for joke book.
and ! said didn't Keep them Then
he paved over the stock and finally
said. We'll. guess III take a time tn.
Bile lnstead.'n 4
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
LEGAL
N O T ICE S
Dec. 1 to Dec. 15)
Notice to creditors of Deceased

Notice to creditors of Deceased
State of Wisconsin, County Court OF Bayfield,
County.
In the matter of the will of
In Probate
Augusta Alfvegren, deceased
Notice is hereby given that from the date
hereof until six months have expired is the
time within which all creditors of Augusta
Alfvegren. deceased. late of the town of Ma
son, in said County. shall present their claims
and demands to said court for examamina-
ton and allowance.
That all the claims for necessary funeral
expenses for the expenses OF the last sick
ness of the deceased and for debts having
preference under the laws of the United
States, which are presented within sixty days
hereafter will be examined and adjusted by
said court at it's court rooms in the court
house in the City of Washburn. in said coun-
ty at general term thereof. to be held on
the lst Tuesday of May, 1911.
Also that all claims and demands against
the deceased will be examined and adjusted
by said court at it's county court rooms in the
court house. in the City of Washburn, in said
county. at the term thereof. to be held on the
first Tuesday of June 1911, Dated this 10Th
of November 1910.
BY the Court.
VIM. H Irish,
County Judge.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realised by Washourn
People.


A little backache at flrst.
Daily increasing till the BACK is
lame and weak
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diaoetes and finully Bright
disease.
This is the downward course OF
kidney ills. Z.
Don't take this course. Follow
the advice of Washburn citizen.
John Sands, Third st. W. Wash
burn, Wis. says; 81 have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills and have al
WAYS found them satisfactory. 1t
gives me pleasure 20 confirm all |
said about this remedy when | puo-
icly recommended it in June 1907.
NY kidneys were Inactive and l
often had attacks Of dizziness and
nervousness: My head ached and /
was restless, getting up in the MORN
ing feeling all worn out. When
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought
to my attention, l got supply, at
the CITY Drug Store and their use
soon cured me. !" II :.
For sale by all dealers: Price so
cents. Fostern Milburn Co, Buffa-
10 New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name -Doan's-
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AMBASSADORS.
They Enjoy Some Curious Privileges
at European Courts.

They Enjoy Some Curious Privileges
at European Courts.
In the popular mind-the American
mind at least-there is very little diff
ference between an ambassador and
minister, but the former is entitled to
very many privileges abroad that are
denied to a mere envoy.
For instance, one curious privilege of
an ambassador is that he, and he
alone when dismissed, may turn his
back to the sovereign to whose court
he is acc1 edited. The mode of pro-
cedure, generally speaking, is as fol-
lows:
When the audience is at an end the
ambassador waits to be dismissed by
the sovereign When dismissed the
ambassador bows, retires three PAGES.
bows again, retires three PAGES, bows
a third time, turns on his heels and
walks to the folding doors. But when
the reigning sovereign is a woman,
still potter methods obtain. To turn
his back would be diScourteous; to
walk backward would be to resign
privilege; therefore the ambassador re-
tires sideways like a crab. He keeps
one eye on the sovereign and with the
other he endeavors to find the door.
By this unique means he contrives to
evince all politenesS to the sovereign
and at the same time retain one of his
privileges.
Another privilege of ambassadors is
the right of being ushered into the
royal presence through folding doors,
both of which must be flung wide for
him. No one save an ambassador can
claim this privilege, the most any nom
ambassadorial individual can expect is
that one of the doors shall be opened
to him.
One privilege appertaining to the
ambassador, one capable of causing
great Inconvenience to the ruler, is the
right of demanding admission to the
sovereign at any hour of day or nighs
This was one of the reasons why
Abdul Hamid, when sultan of Turkey
opposed the raising Of our mission at
Constantinople to an embassy. 1t was
decidedly inconvenient at times to see
the American representative at all.
To the European the most important
feature of the ambassadors makeup
is his sword. There the blade of the
sword is rapier blade with the point
blunted. 1t has been facetiously OBJ
served abroad that the use the sword
is put to in addition to its trick Of
tripping up its wearer is usually the
harmless one of poking fires. One d.
plomatist was said to file his bills ON
his sword when it was not otherwise
engaged, and for long while it was
a standing witticism of the corps dip
lomatique in Europe that the Russian
ambassadors used their swords to file
broken treaties, circumstance that
was held to account for the inordinate
length of their weapons Harper's
Weekly.