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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
New England League
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.


AT LOW ELL .ao
Lowell ...a..0 0 0 ! x-6-S-S
New Bedford % o l l o-S.6,2
Ratteries--Yount and Lavigne; Bushel-
man and Rufange. Time, 156. Umpire
AT WORCESTER.
Worcester ....2 0 X-6-S-5
FaIi River 30 o 0 l 0 0 l 0-3-s-2
Batteries-Hale and O'Neil; Jensen and
Haight. Time, lao. Umpire. 1. Bannon
AT LAWRENCE.
Iawrenee o 2 20 1 x-1O-l2-l
Rrockton 2 4 Q 0 o. p 9-2
Batteries-Duffy. Luster and bray bray
maer: Ward Cav and Wadieigh;, liine'
2h- umpires, Duffy and Stanwood
Second game: o,Ao
Lawrence ...,.....-,o n q n z ,
Batteries-Howard and Dlricn; W9r9' "a
Foley and Wadleigh. Tevun. 1iihe' 1t
Umpires, Stafford and Duny
AT HAvERHiLL
,ypn s' 2 2 o o / l 0-1o-1 z .
EaverhiiI 30 0 l. o,io-s
Batteries-Abbott and Daum hyte. pr
ery and Milliman Time, 232 umpire
Rorty.
usVerbill eeghd sae 'a'.........1 0 o o-1-1-2
Batteries-McIntyre and Milliman; Kel-
ger and Wakefield. Time, LIZ ohhphe e.
Rorty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
HEAVY LOSS IN FRUIT BELT.
High Winds in New York Destroy
Crops Valued at $500000.

Buffalo, n. Y, July PA careful
survey of the Niagara and Orleans
county fruit belt indicates that the
high winds II the past "a hours have
destroyed between 80 and 40 per cent.
of the growing applpe and pear crops.
Experts place the loss at 100000.
Many corn fields were swept clear by
the Wind and VIII be practically to-
tai loss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
THE POPE is BETTER
But Doctors Refuse to Say when ne
Can Resume His Audiences.

Rome. July 26,-The Pope had a
restless night, owing to the fever he
has recently had, but this morning
was somewhat improved. The Ponriu
said that he hoped to be able soon to
resume his audiences. e saSS
The Pope was better tonight, his
temperature being nearly normal The
doctors. however, refused tn set any
date upon which he might resume his
audiences.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
eoxlse NOTES.

senator Frawley's bill establishing
a New York state athletic commission
~ regulate boxing and sparrlns
matches was signed Wednesday py
Gov. Dix
Monte Attell and Jimmy Resan
foueht 20 rounds TO draw Tuesday
night at Sacramento. Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

All the baseball managers are now
CRYING baby because Barney Dreyfuss
slinped one over and landed Marty
O'Toole. the crack st. Paul pitcher oi
the American Association. Consider
ing that all the magnates had just the
same chance of coping the American
Association star as the Pirate mag
nate, what kick have they coming?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York. July Is.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands
80; do gulf l9S5 Sales lIdn l5l bales cs,.ans
steady. l3i Savannah nominal, l3i;
Charleston nominal; Memphis nominal, IL
Net receipts for five days 26l4
Exports TO Great Britain 1852, to France
377; to the Continent $40
Stock l6l. $50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

Two-base hit-Sweeney. Home runs
Schultz Spratt Hits-Of McTigue in
1-3; off Weaver 0 in 2-3 innings. Stolen
bases-Zimmerman, Sheckard, Archer.
Double plays-Sweeney, Spratt and Cow
dy: Zimmerman and Safer; Spratt. Swee-
ney and Gowdy. Left on bases-Chicago
9, Boston 4 First on balls-On McIigue
T. off Reulbach 4. off Weaver 3. Struck
out-By Reulbach 4, by Weaver $. Time,
Las Umpires. KLEIN and Brennan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. July IS.
CATTLE Receipts 10000 market steady
for good. others slow and weak. beeves
i6M7.t 10. Texas steers l. 4ed6.
HOGS-Receipts 500; market 5ai0c,
higher than Yesterday average, light 6.55
d7 mixed 6J0M7.05
SHEEP-Reeeipts 2s.0QO. market i0ul5c.
lower than Yesterdays average: native
2.50at4 %: western , G0Gf4 p: yearings $50
as 30. lambs 3. .150730. western 4.5od7 i5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
soylNa BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday Willie Lewis VS.. Cyclone
THOMPSON. New York; Frank Pelky
VS.. Joe Harris. Adams; Tommy Mnr-
bhy VS.. Battling Hurley, Albany Young
Erne VS. Parney Ford. Philadelphia
FriGay-Matt Wells VS.. Whine
Moody, Philadelphia; j. Ryan vs.
Mike Donovan. Salamana, N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

Jack Gleasons experience in pro-
noting big things in sport makes the
outlook for the Boston Nationals
brighter than it has been in 10 years
Gleason is essentially d Snowman and
he ought to have the good Snowman s
tact in getting next to the public,
and act accordingly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
SPORT ING.
NATIONAL,
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. July 26-Chicago won both
games of double header with Boston to-
day by scores of to / and to 2 respec-
lively The locals won the first game by
punching hits off McTigue. and the sec
ond on errors after Tenney had tied the
score with a double.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Chicago Produce Market.

Morocco pushed the rest of the earth off
the map today so far as wheat traders
We're concerned. War possibilities re-
garding the corner OF Africa opposite t;i-
hraltar outweighed every other Influence
and sent prices soaring Although rpac-
tion ensued. the close was firm at : m :
net advance. Latest figures on corn wers
lal3 up. oats varying from Z lower to gdi
zoe. ~
,WHEAT-Joly s64; sept. sss. Dec. 90.
coRN-Iuly Gil. Sept 62l Dec. so5asl:
oATs@sept. s9la4o. Dec 42l May a!
MESS P0Rk-tulv Ie.10 sept 1890:
Jan l5s2l
LARD-JuIy s AZ sept. ssh. Jan. $50
225
FLOUR
RYE-No = SaiaS1
FEED-Gr mixing barley 64a70
MALTl%G- Fair to choice S7al 90
FLA& SEED-Nomtnat
TIMOTHY SEED Ud13 %
CLOVER 09n15 50 :
MESS P0Rk-t6 55ui6 87B.
LARD-S44t =
SHORT RIBS. SIDES t62a1S 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

a convex mirror has been designed
ior motor cyclists, who. by attaching
II itf. 70 one wrist by rubber band. can
s ltt me hand and see what is coming
behind them - NoIh.Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern League.

at Rochester-Newark 4, Rochester S-ll
Al Montreai--Jersey City 1, Montreal 3.
AT Toronto-Toronto Z. BALTIMORE o.
At Buffalo-Buffalo u, Proviaehce .
Buffalo 8. Providence 2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Mgr. DOOM Out of
Game for Season.

st. Louis. July 26.-Manager Doom
of the Philadelphia National baseball
team sustained a fracture of his right
leg in the game here today. He col
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

A photograph of Barney Dreyfuss
check for S22. 500 in payment for Mar
ty O'Toole. is one of the exhibits to
forestall the cry of stage money"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, July 2s-With Pape holding
Chicago safe at all times. Boston hit
Baker on top of Lords errors today and
won to l. running one-hand catch by
Callahan and Gardner's fielding featured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

Dysentery is always serious and often
a dangerous disease. but 1t can be cured.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy has cured IL even when
malignant and epidemic For sale by all
dealers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
AT PHILADELPHIA.

i.
cleveland - 8 o 1 0 0 Ops
Phiiadelphia "A o ! 500 S,,s,,h
Morgan. Plank and Lapp. Thomas. lime
2O5 Umpire. Connolly
AT WASHINGTON.
washington 3 6 0 % x-l2-if-9
Detroit .e 0 0 l 0 l 0 i z 5-Il-f
Batteries-walker and Ainsmith; La,
ftte. Covington. Mitchell, Works ana
Stanage, Casey. Time. 215. UMPIRE hV-
ans.
AT NEW YORK.
New iss York ss 80 10 e-s-1d-2 4 z
ST Louis 30 0 p,1o..3s
Batteries-Caldwell, Vaughn, BroGke.' ,.,ta,
and Sweeney, Blair. Williams HamilloIl'
Nelson and Kritchell Time, 2l5. I'm
pires. Mullin and Perrine.
81 eeioad louis sam '''....o o 0 o o Q o-l=S-e
New York 30 xCo;esn xCs;ss
Ratteries-George and Kritchen. Crlss'
warhop and Blair. Time, l3s. oHpiies'
Perrine and Mullin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
At pI,rTsRIrRG

p,,tshurs 3 o 0 0 x-12-1e-2
brooklyn 20 0 1900 and IS simon. n, S1 . .
ccanion Burke and Bergen. Ilme' Ito
Umpires, Rigler and Finneran.
At ct. LOUIS.
Philadelphia % o o Q 2 2 V9-tS-o
St. Louis II 2 | 0 d Q TD,,1IirV Doain'
batter MbatteIiesls ela,,ar Harmon and Bliss. Time
- 'rW' "a IJmpires. O'Day and Emslle'
AT CINCINNATI. = =,
New York IL 0 l ! 9-S-i1-l -
Cincinnati - o ,,a 2 wv SON and Mey-
,.Gt Do C.asnar and Mclean. Time, IN. uth-
n,rcs Johnstone and Eason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Connecticut League.

Al Bridgeport-Bridgep 5, water
bury s. ,,ar * hartford O.
At Springfield--New Britain D. oprihs
field l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Totals
Flaherty out for interference.

Two-base hits-Hofman, Sheckard -, -
re,, tinker Three-base hits-GoWdy,
Zimmerman Home run-Sehulte. stolen
basesETinker O. Left on basesmCnle 9
12. Boston s. Base on balls-0Gd IT, eoie h1 %
pnrdue pn z Time, 155 Umpires, KLEIN ana
Brennan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
Boston Curb Market.
New York Money Market.

New York, July 26.
Prime mercantile paper to 49 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at 4S4.25 for oo-
day bills and at 4S6.l5 for demand.
Commercial bills 483.15
Bar silver 52a
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

CHICAGO,

Two-base hits-Speaker. Riggert. NC
Connell. Three-base hit-Wagner Hits
orb aker in innings; off Young . In
inning Sacrifice fiy-Engie. Sacrifice
hit-Gafdner. Stolen bases-McConnell,
Riegert. Double play--wagner. Yerkes
and Engle. Left on bases-Boston o. Chi1
cago FIRST on balls-Of Baker /. off
pane ! First on errors-Chicago l. Bos-
ton struck out-By Pape 3, by Baker
q by Young l. Time. 135. Umpires, d.
neer and O'Loughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

LARp-Fifm. middle west .oas Is
SUGAR-RaW firm. muscoyado 20 test
~ centrifugal 96 test 100, molasses 80
test 2I6. refined firm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

lOHlElI that ne bdidiN NOutl bG ciblo
to play again this season.
Philadelphia. July 26.-Horace S.
Fogel president of the Philadelphia
National League Club, expressed deep
regret when he learned that Charles
Doom, manager of the team. had been
hurt in game in st, Louis. He said
he would go West tomorrow to join the
team. Dooin's temporary successor
will be Mick Doolin, shortstop and
captain of the team.
Doom must remain in the hospital
until Saturday night at least. when
ne hopes to be taken to Philadelphia.
In the presence of the managers
downcast team mates tonight, an x
ray photograph was taken OF the fra"-
ture. which is of the right fibula and
about four inches above the ankle. The
bone is broken in two.
The accident occurred I'm the fourth
inning while st. Louis was at bat. and
was witnessed by 10000 or more per-
sons. Third Baseman Smith had just
been thrown out at the plate on an m
field hit. Center Fielder Oakes was
on third base and Pitcher Geyer on
first. They tried a double steal. and
as shortstop Doolan of Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

ided with Oakes of the local club in
a close play at the home plate in the
fourth inning. He was taken to a hos
pital where the physicians announced
tonight that he hardly would be able
to play again this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

dairies iS622
EGGS-Firm receipts 1924 cases. at
market. cases included 64l3, hrsts l5l
prime hrsts II
CHEESE Weak. llal31
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27

John Fianagan's return to New York
Will enliyen competition in the weight
The evening world., 1911-02-04
TRIED TO ROB
STORE BY AID Of
THUNDERSTORM
Smash Show Win
dow During Loud Peal, but
Are Fooled by Police.

Taking advantage OF one OF the Iosd
peals OF thunder shortly before day
lgla; this morning. two men hurled .
c~lo'h-coyered brick through the plate
glass window % Samuel schmairs
tailor and fur establishment. at No.
2gc, Third avenue.
Policemen Ray and WoDenhorst OF the
Fast one Hundred and Fourth street
station. we're standing az one Hundred
and Twelfth street when they saw the
two men run into a hallway. They gave
chase. Ray caught a man giving his
name as James Mll.on. twcnty-one. OF
No. li6 Fast one Hundred and Fifteenth
street. IN the hallway. They say he ad-
= being a graduate OF Elmira. but he
dem. : breaking the glass.
The 'her policeman chased the sec
ond man to the roof OF a house and
fred two shots at him as he disap-
peared down the scuttle. The fugitive
went through a lower hall and reached
the ground by a fire escape. The neigh
borhood turned out to look for him.
but he was not caught.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
MRS. STORY RACES
T0F|RE TO RESCUE
GRANDDAUGHTER
But Finds Baby Safe-Carried
Down Fire-Escape by
Nurse.

Mrs. william C. Story, probably the
next Pres,dent-Gene.al Of the d. A. r..
with her husband. son. A. l. story and
daughter in-la ". left their apartment al
No. is East Nineteenth street last
night soon after ! o'clock to go to the
National Arts Club. In the apartment,
they LETT Miss Ruth King Story. the
granddaughter, who. Mrs. story thinks,
Is about the finest baby on top of the
earth. The baby was in charge OF a
nurse.
The parents ana grandparents were
not halfway through their dinner when
they received word that their apart
ment house was on fire. The Mesdames
story. without waiting for hats and
wraps, left the National Arts Club. be.
lieving that the young hopeful of the
Story family would perish.
But they reckoned without Nurse
Charlton. When the elevator boy called
UP the apartment on the phone and told
her the house was on fire. the nurse put
on her bonnet and wrapped up her
charge and started down the fire escape
at one side.
BY the time the Storys arrived the
nU Sc was out on the street and was
making hrr way to the Hotel Irving. at
Irving Place and Gramercy Park.
There the elder Storys encountered her.
The fire was discovered In the base
ment OF this building, In which there
are a number of studios. by one OF the
elevator men. vino telephoned the
tenants. who quickly got out,
Mrs. Patrick Campbell Lad just moved
into the building in the forenoon and the
most of her belongings were In the base
ment. These were damaged by water.
The damage 10 the building was about
q, nln
The evening world., 1911-02-04
KILLED IN TRAIN SMASH.
Woman Victim on Boston and
- Mnine-Three Others Hurt.

EAST JAFFREY, y. H., Feb. +-ctlel
Royn.on o. Fast Jaffrey was killed, an
other passenger seriously injured and
Two railroad employees slightly hurt to-
day when two cars of a Boston and
Maine train left the rails and oiled
down a bank at a sharp turn. known as
crows Curve. ~three-quarters of a mile
south OF this town. The seriously in
Iured is John II. Kramer OF Winch"sier.
Mass. Conductor Nawn and Brakeman
DImick of taa train crew received minor
cuts and bruises.
The train was running from Winrlen-
don for Concord over the Peterh'ro
Branch Of tie Ftchburg Division -; the
Boston and Maine Railroad. There were
only three passengers ON the rain.
Wnen the cars took Crows Curve re
combination ooacl and A day coach lcft
the rails and overturned on the side ~
the e%mbankment. The locomotive did
not leave the track.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

FIRST. caught the servants peering at
me trough the window shades. | saw
furtlye figures slip by me In the streets.
But we 10 weep Hp '"c ue'ep-
lion. for some time.
"Uowever. one night We had some
friends TO dinner. After dinner | sang
for them. | love to sing, ana l gave
myself to It with abandon. Then sud
deuly-l do not know Nhit possessed
mel must have been mai-i spranS
into the centre OF the room and gave
them the sacred temple dance
THAT night ended my happiness. II
meant the end for my husband and for
mysele. Somewhere there Mere spies,
In a short time The government asked
Cor my husbands resignation. Worry
finally Killed arl ard I w1S left elunc
n Calcutta,
"Once they tried with some deadly
rlmes TO smother ne In nay sleep,
aHoke violently SICK dizzy and
staggered out onto my PIAZZA and
saved my lie. Again, they poisoned ny
food, and tao Of my servants we're neal
death. was saved because that nignI
| mad frl: II and had refused food
After the last attempt | got together
u.at money | could and He'd here I,
, America"
The Princess sta Dew sank back il
her chair YEARLY.
But even now" she said, that mari
| upon my brow, Oh. that mark upor
| my forehead, Do you wonder that
shudder when | see any ones syes hxe'
upon ~"
The evening world., 1911-02-04
KING GEORGE WARNED
BY THE SUFFRAGETTES,
Unless He Pledges Passage of Their
Bill in His Speech to Parliament
They Will Go on Warpath.

LONDON. Feb. 4-Unless King George
in his speech opening Parliament lext
Monday positively pledges the passage
Of the cancellation blll' at this session,
the suffragettes VIII Immediately take
TO The warpath, They served notice on
tie Government to-day by a statem'nt
in the Exchange Telegraph.
"OIr demonstration viii ne passlyc
bat siguiicant'-the statement reads.
TN iact that the sentence ends win
a dash indicates that the tactics of sht
womSn viii not be any 90 passive.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
SENATORS LEARN TO PRAY.
Few Able 10 Say Lord. Prayer
IntiI Chaplain Took Notice.

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb, AT q session
OF the state senate recently Rev y. r.
Randall. the chaplain, requested tho
Senator's TO repeat with him the Lords
PRAYER. Only eight were able to Join m
It's audible repetition. since that uWe
the chaplain has distributed copies OF
tha Book Of Common Prayer oi the
Episcopal Church ampns the members
At the opening u yesterdaS = session
the chaplain again requested the sehd-
tors to say this prayer. ful1S mar OF
ths senators were able 90 repeat a..
The evening world., 1911-02-04
brakeman Run Down and Killed

While working abort In IN" Holden
Yards, Jamaica, l.. l., to-day, assisting
IN drilling freight cars, George Potter
tweHty-one, a brakeman employed by
the Long Island Railroad Company,
vas knocked down by an engln" and 80
severely injured thar re d"d a couple
OF hours later IN thc Jamaica Hospital
Potter, VINO llved at ~" rs Flatbusi
avenue, B.ooNIyu, was the son ~ It
former yard master OF the road IN
brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

CAMBRlDGE, Mass, Feb, A-WhIle
skating at the Boston Arena, quincy
Shaw Green. twenty-one, a Harvard
sophomore and a cousin OF E~leonora
Sears fell yesterday OF the ice, striking
on the back OF his head. lie was taken
of the leo unconscious. His condition
In serious.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

ALHANN, Feb, ~ IUl 20 revoke
the franchise rights " the New York
Central Railroad to ,urface tracks on
the ives ern bordeg or Manhattan and
thus end the existing menace 10 life on
Eleventh dyenue was introduced In The
Assembly to-day By Mr. OConnor Of
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
For woman SUFFRAGE.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. lily a Vote
of 81 to 80 the House indorsed the
Woman's Suffrage bin YESTERDAY. How
ever, a two-thlrds vote Is required TO
make IL effective. The author OF the BIZ
changed his vote so that he may move
a reconsideration to-day.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Flew Z. Miles In ~ Minutes.

PARIS. Feb. Aviator Say, compet-
ing for the Aerial League prize for the
aviator flying sixty kilometres (forty
miles) over a circuit course before FEB.
l. yesterday covered slxty-three kllo-
metres an ~thirty-two minute In a BIZ
plane. lie new over the circular track
At Issy-les-M olineaux.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Dancer Who Fled
from Brahmin Temple
and TWice Narrowly Es-
capped Assassination, IL
Recognized Euen Here.
Tattooed Mark on Fore
head, She Declares, In
Uites Her Murder by Any
Strange Story
of Sta DEUS Flights.
BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

This II the strange
story OF the Prln-
cess Sta Devil.
daughter OF an In
dan Rajah. A story
OF persecution and
Of flight and of a
tiny tattooed mark.
To-day said the
Princess sta. Il
passed a Hindoo on
the street and I
saw him look al
my forehead and
49,. A~ar kA
The evening world., 1911-02-04

'"-'s S"a'
p''a h'"uoo on
~ al"
~ mn ooN "a
'N' W i"'."e" 'n"
sh'" n"v" ="
"'.'e mar "e,Nee" ~ v,o
ing my veil closer. BIZ, he knew me
ne kne" me FOR what ] am and | feared
h'm' An II ! am no: SAFE. even more
IN america"
a perfectly beautiful chill ran dow
my PACK Here wss real drama; the
>oTt Oh JOURNALISM OF when one reaos
IN magazines Just fancy for yourself. |
s'''Nhg IN 'ne parior OF a proealc Drown
some mouse IN "cs' forty-rourtn street
'nu "a'"s oeau''u' i"-
''a .e'' yo" Oh plo,s asa'ns, her me
l., rs Ses' 20 u" eNcan"eu 'rea'h-
'' M ''eS ~ "r"e 'A''''eu
",.N "'eA",
~, - II D'a"u z upo" u"- VI" Vi
.Ne ne" ! u vi ,"p'a ~ "
GU VI ues'ruV''on' see'hs IT, S"'' p"''
49, rep"eu ~ !
my soou p'o'e'
"'u'' 'o"t
SUI" Iou NV az y. u
N"' u s'u -.
'"',ooeu Hpo" I'." Wv us,..ss
W ',n ,"n -. r..r to
o.,. pr..n,n. a.,
~ 49,.
80 81. 4. .,.rd.d mos, carssnily.
Courteo Oeatn oy fh0nt.
"a temple dancer who makes her es-
cape from the temple courts death.
That is what I did. l ran away.
TT. ewes OF the Princess sta seemed
20 grow larger. over thern arched her
hrow. like tho black wings OF a bird In
nlsht. Her hair, overpoweringly massed.
cas-. her face into mysterious shadows.
Renea,h her European dress her body
,sl, 's,surslv .inuou.ly into fresh poses.
nBapin AT the beginning" I begged.
Wei. then" sad the Princess, in
rnal, only the first three wives OF a
R..ah are legal, A Rajah, II you do
No. know. ia a prince, a sort OF king,
oyer hin r,nk. a M~aharajah, and still
b,vb.r e., rank is the Rajah-i- Rajgan.
=, ;s IN. daughters OF the hrst three
vivas n, these royal p~ersonages who
nv, ,~ovLisd Cor. Usually these daugh-
60, ,,,r,,, other Ratahs or men OF rank.
~. 10 p,,,h takes more than three
,Iva. ,,a W. Is permltted to take as
,,.,y ,s bs thinks ne can support, the
d,ugh.ers n, the additional unions are
not provided Tor oy mairiase' '".
-. ,h. ,.r,,ls dancers. you see. n Is
. ,h,. ,bo ,ennIe dancer be O,
, 49, r,.h ~ .hs /. heId sacred. and
49, -. 49,, ara no. nerni,ted 10 An
.S 49,"
80 ,snn,s dancsr," I
,
. 800 ,yo h..r made a ,emp,e
80 ~, ssc,ned" corrected
: 80. pr,,.oss s,., 81 had been MIA led
e"o Nni'. ans ,e,rn,ny this
I .,,,r. ,.,c. h,t I was a mcrs
I ~" - o,1 ard w,s sin
80. ,,ner,, y, ,bs fannie gar.
."'"' a.. ,,.,, .horo i,.sd
. 49," r.rWsh r-,,ssio,. riss and seeing
Z 80 .han, ,hsv bscame inter.
FINALLY ,hev told me- VIVA
w :" .mnio a,,ar wou,, b4
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