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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

constipation brings many ailmedis
lh lis train and ~ the primary caase
o' inuch sickness. Keep your bowels
regular madam and you win escape
many of the ailments to which wnm-
en- are subject Constipation is a
very slmple thing, but like many slar
PIE things, u may lead 20 serious con
sequences. Nature often needs a !.t
uc assistance and when Cham Der.
+ ~ 5 Tablets are given AZ the FIRST
Indication, much distress and suffer
lng may be avoided Sold by al
aruggsta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Hard 0. private sehools

Dr John Elliott told the members
Of the Federation Of Child study in
New York the other day that children
Of the present day are sadly In need
Of discipline Private schools are
full Of ill-bred bad-mannered super.
fetal children he said, who are
spoiied for The mosi part by their own
parents"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Women's
Department


An interesting visitor % (he Un.t
fi states Is Lady Wiiired u Gfon-
fell who has recently come from Lab
rador She has been with her hns'
bard ID his work III the Far N0rih
and has done much among ihe fisher
folk IN the way Of missionary work.
Before her marriage Lady Grenfell
was Miss Anna Mace lanahan of Chi.
cago, and She win be entertained IN
that city before leaving ior home
pr. Grenfell was knighted by the
king Of England short time ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Piles Driven
Away FREE.
Cases Of Extreme Torture Cured SO
0uek AS TO Amaze All Who
Know The Tevrors OF Piles.

Even a small aud recent case OF
piles rs baa enough huD thousands
are in adiect misery Great prOtrns'
ions render life a torture ia every
community and vet right within ell.
b,w room Is certainly q drug store
that has the wonderful Pyramid Pile
Cure L not il will be mailed free
upon receipt ol The regular price
soc.
1t works ike hundred swift
streams 81 wafer on sudden blaze
puts the fire out saves lives saves
the nerves, prevents gaugrene. stops
all pain. an itching. an bleeding. re-
duces all swelhngs. Internal OF eX-
lernai cures quick and cOHplete ~
stay cured. Many severe cases think
they afe hopeless must be operated
on have part Of their auatomy cut
and carved Don't let il happen
Remember anything cuJ Off i gone
forever Pyramid Pile Cure sityes
all this, cures rat onally eestores the
parts 70 normal healthy conditions
You can easily and quickly prove this
by Sendn2 youl name ana address
10 pyramid Drug Co, 21S Pyramid
Bldg Marshall Mich A foe trlal
viii az once be ma led sea sd in plain
Wrapper and son win eyal after.
ward be al loss 70 know what to
advise when yon hear b q ease OF
piles no matter how severe Il may
be-
For sale al ali drug stores al ailc
4 package ana bc sure sou get What
yon ask for,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
HARRISON is MALE MAYOR
lE,y Associated PresA.

Chicago, April Is Carter II Har-
rison took the oath OF office last
night and became mayor OF Chicago
for the fifth time he was inducted
into office with out great ceremony
and except that the council chamber
In the new city hall was crowded
with friends. the meeting resembled
an ordinary session OF the council
Fonrteer new aldermen t3 OF them
Democrats. also tool the oath OF Of
flee. makig the new connci ~ Dem.
ocrais 20 rs Republicans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
IN The OLD ORCHARD

~ orchard aisles soft winds are shple
ing
Win blossoms down 10 secuted
snow
cold-beIted bees the bnds are wax
ing.
And glimmerIug wings flash to and
fro
Brown choristers are flutlng shrn
ing,
OF Youth and love and ioy they sing
and every pulse In me is thrilling
Io the glad symphony Of spring
Ia tender sky above as beamlne,
AN green Snd gold the orchard way
Pale drifts oi bloom around us CLEAN.
ing
Ah. heaven seemed very near that
day
for yon were near yopr DARK eyes
shining
Thar day oi GAYS hean smoke 70
heart
II you but knew on, vain renIn.
ing
We only met again 70 part
what sent my errant fancy wingng
To that cid orchard Of the West
Again t0 hear he Wild birds singing
Among the boughs She loved tue
best
What Is Il sets my old heart thrill
Ing
WITH youth ana love and spring
gaain2
IA baHh % apple.nl0ssoins llling
A city florists windowpane
Ernes Delancey pierRon m May Go
lnmbian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

Mrs William Cummings story can
dl0ate for president general Of the
y A x ~ opposition 10 Mrs. Mat.
thew T Scott Is known az Daisy
among her Intimate friends, SO her
adherents are 10 wear daisies as
their flower this week al the Wash
ingtou convention There seems 10
be a great deal Of doubt as to which
one will be elected A mmhsf III the
Daughters have sent out letter
warning against CLOSE corpora.
ton which they apprehend may re.
suit y certain amendments iregard
% finance are passed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
MErcALFE's MEDICINE MEN

Lawton, OKLA. April lS-A commit,
tee consisting Of the city editors OF
The three I.awt0n dailies has selected
Medicine Men as the official name
for the Lawton basehall team, can.
talncd hy II + Metealfe Tho win.
Ter IN thc name contest was Miss
anna Noble, steaographer and
thirty.second degree fan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
! Touch With ashton.

Stripes are nsed Nj every conceive
able way and one Of the pre,tiest
ideas Is the striped bag A dainty
one seen Yesterday was OF black and
white heavy SILK cords finished ii.
Another pretty stripped effect was
seen in a iabot. II was Of plain blue
STIR and cunning little how Of bme
and white striped silk was worn with
II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Won College Fenowsh D

The big honor OF the year at
Swarthnore College is the I.ucretta
Mott fellowship valued at S525 II
was won this year by Miss Anna
Heydt, daughter Of jndge Horace
Heydt OF Lehighton pa She will
spend the next year ii advanced stu,
dy in some institution approved by
the faculty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Cub Has LIQUOR License.

Mrs Nathaniel Thayer ia president
Of the Chiffon club in Boston. very
exclusive organization Recently the
club took out license to sen wine
and liquors, as dinners are gwen
there aud the club thought it better
to have Its own wine than 70 have
to bring wine from some other place
ordered for the dinners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
Viii All BE arunettes.

Prof putnam, head of peabody Mu-
scum Harvard, says that the people
of this country viii gradually grow
darker, the change first making Itself
known IN the cities because Of the
intermarrage OF Americans with the
dark people Of Southern Europe Ia
time the blondes viii cease 10 he.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
CLEANING Wall paper.

This II the tine Of year when the
thrifty houJmae would olean her
wall paper Better pay 10 have 1T
done. but in case YOU decide to do It
Yourself make paste Of quart OF
flour and 3 cents worth Of ammonia,
with enough water to make stiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
QUIET FOURTH FOR ENID
Following Toy pistol Fatality, city
Commission Takes Action


Special to Daily Leader.
Enid, OKLA, April rs. 1tbllowing
the death ot Fay Alexander, heTe.
last Friday from the effects Of a
wound received from a toy pistol the
city commission today passed a
sweeping ordinance prohibiting the
sale on use nf any explosives July 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

~ TVWWT WIN d50IV',
THIS is to be an embroidery sea
son and ID yon would have pretty
gowns handworked il Is wen to begin
now Linens and lawns Will be alt
the smarter if they have designs
worked upon them and the lad ol the
moment is - have the same design
on an the summer gowns II viii
take a month TO have The same de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

1t is reported tha Mrs. o H. r.
Belmont is 70 be married 70 Dr. Jack
ola, Who Is the famous Finnish ady0-
cate OF woman suffrage He is the
guest OF Belmont at her plai on
Long Island and has addressed the
suffrage clGbs In New YORK in which
she II interested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

llablemlsh'd lct me 1--we, ov die un,
known
a gfanl az aanest iame o. grant me-
none
Pope.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

sign on ah the slsnmeF gowHs It
VIII take q manth of work 10 get the
dresses ready 80 begin 10 have then
stamped today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18

dough Use this 20 wipe OIL ihe walls
presenting o clean surface at every
stroke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
70 PROBE INDIAN AFFAIRS
Congressman Carver Wants invest
uatfon 81 Five Tribes Funds.

FDT E70I7E7E1TVTT Y : ---1977T
washington, d C. April lS-An
investigation into lae administration
DC the affairs and funds Of the Five
Civilized Tr hes IN Oklahoma - pro.
Yiied for In resolution introduced
today by Representative Carter Of on
lahoma Il contemplates an Inquiry
by three members Of the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-18
The Only child Aoair

ne Only Child Again
Vienna professor wliD has been
studying abouk The onY child" has
ionnd thai ont Of 100 children exam.
ihed Ny were nerY0usly defective and
oRly - normal Ont Of another 100
examined 50 we're normal and only
II showed nervous symptoms he
explained the difference by stating
that n the first Sc eas II was an only
cfiild Para<ts take away selfae-
lance and encourage the child TO
develop TOO early and IN this wreck
the Reivons system
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15
Ell REYISMO EN- CAMPANA.

Asi 10 hizo durante la dlti-
ma campafla electoral. Mien
tras azuzaba a sus adeptos
para que formaran CLUBS RE
YIsTAs y peri6dicos Reyistas,
el protestaba adhesion al
Gral Dfaz, Y mandaba a Me-
xico, en- calidad de represen-
tantes, para la nomination de
candidates presidenciales,
n1mero tai de personals,
que por sisolas formaban ma
yoria abrumadora en- la
Convention electoral, q pc
sar de 10 que, Ramon Prida
pudo sacar a flote la candi-
datura de Corral para Vice
Presidente, con una mayoria
considerable, formada preci-
samente con reyistas.
Y despues, cuando los re-
yistas luchaban en- la prensa
|y en- ell Club, y eran deporta-
dos a Yucatan, ell iflamante
candidate segufa su politica
de siempre;; azuzaba a sus
partidarios a la rebeli6n,y y el
protestaba mas y mas su ad-
hesi6n E incondicionalidad
hacia el Oral. Dfaz, y per Ill
timo, cuando eskechado por
la situacion, Sc vic en- el ca
so de optar entire sus partida
rios que 10 postulaban para vi
&C. -Presidente, y la adhesion
al Gral. Diaz, resolvi6..
liiirefugiarse en- Galeana!!!
Y ahora, desde Paris, hace
10 mismo: sus escasos elemen
tos, mas de familia que. po-
pulares, los tiene en- la revo-
luci6n, mientras el sigue pro
testando su adhesion al Gral.
Diaz, y >haciendose reclame
len la pyensa mundial.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15
iPasara ell Rubic6n?

Lo consideramas muy di-
ficil, y no 10 tomarfamos en-
cuenta, 81 sus hojas peri6dicas
no recurrieran al embuste y
a la calumnia para prestigiar
a SUI candidate, con detrimen
to de personalidades cuya no
norabilidad Y patriotismo ma
die, hasta ahora, ha osado po
ner a discusions
Nos referimos q los escri-
tos de "El impartial de Te-
xas," y "El Guarda del Bra
vo," donde escrben Juan Pc
dro Diddap y enrique Enri
lie, extranjeros, que, como e!
inolvidable Heriberto Ba-
IRON, fueron protegidos por
|el Gral. Reyes con los dine
ros del pueblo nuevoleones,y
hasta con Consulados, que nj
debieron, nj supieron desem
pe1ar. &.
Especialmente, ell articulis
ia de Gel Guarda del~Bravo'
de esta ciudad, que no ha de
ser otro que Didapp, preten-
de hacer Greer que ell Gral.
Diaz "piensa convocar al
"pueblo a nuevas elecciones,-
"para poner las cosos en- com
"pleta tranquilidad !. W
icon tai motive llamara al
"GraL On. Bernardo Reyes,
"a Quien le proporcionara to
"do .apoyo para que juegue
"como candidate a la presi-
','dencia en- las futuras cleo
ciones," 8 10 que es 10 mislno,
que ell Gral. Reyes todavfa
suena llegar 4 la Presidencia
no en- hombros del pueblo, 81
no impuesto por el Gral.
Dfaz.
Bien! Que siga esperanto
el Gral. Reyes.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15

ci6n.
! No es cierto que diers
gran impulse a la instruction
primaria, como Sc ha probadc
documentalmente, pues sole
emple6' los fondos de instrut
ci6n en- gratificar a favoritos
sin pudor, como tambien sc
ha demostrado y en- cuanto q
Ia instruction secundaria, SC
10 Sc lie debe la SUPPRESSION &
clausura de las ,Escuelas de
Jurisprudence y Medicina.
No es cierto que haya deja
do sobrante alguno en- ell teso
70, sino compromises enor-
mes Y escandalosos. como el
del drenaje, el de la luz electri
ca y otros, qqe seria largo e
numerar; ESQ, sin contar ell
monstruoso negocio de ven
der Y negociar ell lecho del
rio de Monterrey para po-
olar, negocio que costo a N.
Leon millares de vidas y mi
llones de pesos.
Nunca, bajo ningdn 60
bierno, nj bajo las Cortes
Marciales de Maxirniliaro,
creadas por ell decreto de 8
de Octubre, estuvo tan ame-
nazada y tan despreciada en-
N. Leon la vida del hombre,
como bajo la larga admins
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15
Lo que no esta bueno, nj es

Lo que no esta bueno, nj es
honrado, nj es cierto es, asegu
rar que Reyes ha sido el mas
ilustre de los Gobernantes de
N. Leon, porque no es Illus
! tire un gobernante que piso-
/ tea todas las leyes, que esta-
blece y fomenta ell juego en-
grande escala; que protege
los establecimientos de pros
tituci6n, como ell de Sn. Lui-
sito, Ell del Topo Chico y ell
de la Gale de. Teran, de Mon
terey, y otros que seria proli
jo enumerar.
Lo que no es cierto, es:que
ell Estado de N. Leon, a la
llegada de Reyes al poder, ,se
encontrase en- pesimas codi-
clones Y tuviese escasa signi
ficacion polftica, pues desde
tempo inmemorial, ha sido y
es N. Leon uno de los Esta-
dos mas florecientes, a pesai
de los esfuerzos que-el Gral.
Reyes hizo para prostituirlo.
Lo que no es cierto, es: que
Reyes abriera nuevas Was de
COMMUNICATION; porque duran.
tie su administration de 25 a
hos, no Sc abri6 mas via que
ell ramal de Monterrey a Ma
tamoros, pues todas las de.
mas va estaban en- explota-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15
TRACTION del Gral.. Reyes, pues

TRACTION del Gral. Reyes, pues
Sc cuentan por centenares,
81 no por millares, los indivi-
duos que fueron sacrificados
sin formation de causa; y el
exodo espantoso de nuevoleo
neses 3urante ese periodo G.
minoso, es una prueba pal
maria de la falta de garan-
tias en- ell Estado.
.iComo puede ser candida
Ito popular para Presidenta
de la Rep1blica, un hombre
que no ha conocido, como go
bernante, mas ley que su Ca
pricho? iQue ha cometido. ac
tos de violencia como losz de
Sn. Luis Potosf, los del 8 de
Abril en- Monterey v creado
los Consoles de Guerra para
los periodistas? =
En- ell mismo Estado de N.
Leon dnico donde ha gerber
nado rl Gral. Reyes nunca
ha tenido partidarios, sino
complices; y buenas prue
bas de clio son ell va
mencionado 2, de Abril, euan
do Ell pueblo nuevoleones,
en- manifestation pacifica, pc
no imponente, lie mostr6 su o
posici6n a la reelection, Y
fue necesaria la intervention
de la fuerza federal para
que la hecatombe no fuera
mas sangrienta y horrorosa;
cuando la nisma prensa pa
gada por la Tesorerfa del Es
tado, como ell Monterrey
News, "El Espectador," y
otros peri6dicos de menos
Isignificaci6n, Sc avergonza-
ron de sostener la reelection
de Reyes, sin ser nuevoleo-
neses los redactores de esos
periodicos.
Otra nueva prueba lie la
impopularidad de. Reyes en-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-04-15

Ell EXPIRES, de San Anto-
MO trae la gran noticia: ell Sr
Oral. Bernardo Reyes quiere
ser Presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca Mexicana, y esta resuelto
pasar Ell Rubic6n.
| primero, va 10 sabiamos;
pues.desde que estuvo en- ell
/ Ministerio de Guerra, mani
feSt6 vehementes deseos de
Sustituir al Gral. Diaz en- ell
pOder, sufriendo ell primer
ltacaEo estruendoso, pues
descubierto su complot, fue
lanzado del Ministerio.
Pero 10 que no Sc habia
visto muy claro, son sus ira
bajos en- Ell actual movimien-
politico, a 10 que el y su
iamllia llaman pasar ell. Ru-
bie6n.
Desde que ell movimiento
reVolucionario Sc inici6, ell
Grat. Reyes ha lanzado una
parte de sus sectarios q la re
'o'uclon, mientras que el ha
emprendido una campana de
adhesion al Gral. Diaz, como
ieelamandole Ell pago de vie
jas deudas.
: Us el mismo de siempre.
Su tactica es la misma. Mien
uas afrma, 9 pretende afr
llar un pie en- la oposicion, fo
! saentandola, afirma 8 preten
oe ahrmar ell otro en- eli Pala
elo Ns'aciOnal, \ protestando in.
,SSadlciOnal g adhesion al Gral.
:, Asi 10 hizo cuando ocurri6
!. s.sf aajlcO fracaso de Cuerna-
"a .asa, que lie vali6 ell odio Y
slaesprecio de los cienti6cos.
va . expulsion del Ministerio
ce Guerra. ''e' ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08
Express Company Monopoly


the national through
operation it would
granted OF termso
postal weight four
exclusive of all the package business of the
development
opposition
of
S
n behalf
parcels would
postage methods
transportation.
safely asserted that anything which
benefit while anything
development
0 small
health
IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF H.
This Date 1897 O0y

Rev. J. S. Harper went to Albuquer-
que this morning.
Now that the flood has stopped run
ming through second ward, residents
who were drowned out. are looking for
relocation.
The excess Of June exports over that
of May was 100000. This makes a
great showing, and is something to be
justly proud Of
If the city administration can devise
some means to stop the water from
falling on FL Paso. the band will play
in the park tonight
Another weeks rations have been
given Ito the Mexican 400 at old Fort
Bliss through the efforts Of Juarez and
chihuahua women who have gathered
a subscription for them.
The train from the west is six hours
late because OF washouts between
Lordsburg and Benson At 1:30 today,
yesterdays No. 20 was still at Lords
burg. and No. 19 was at Benson The
train from the east did not wait
Arrangements have been made for
a stage and a freight Lire from Casas
Grandes 10 Guerrero The Corralites
company has the matter in hand and
VIII push the new enterprise through
This Will bring a lot OF Guerrero trade
to FL Paso.
Oregon street, since the late heavy
ram, IS ABOUT as nnay1gable for BIZ
cycles as the Rio Grande Is for RATS
and catfish. 1t is in a dangerous con-
dition, and residents in that part OF
The city are anxiOusly watching for the
appearance OF the street commissioner.
Judges Kemp and Edwards with su-
perintendent Martin: and city engineer
Wimberly vents down TO the east end
Of Myrtle avenue this morning to look
over the ground with view TO reIeas-
inc H.
lines, and 1t was found that the flume
under the S. P. tracks near the White
Oaks junction was so placed, that Dy
digging q ditch, 10 inches of water
could be drawn off today It is be-
Heved that judge Edwards viii recon-
mend his corporation TO put in a pipe
line from the lake section TO the south
side, which will hereafter prevent any
accumulation Of water on the Myrtle
avenue flats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08
San Francisco S Degradation

FRANCISCOS of police officers
central district which they had
Every
years
city
growth being seriously
enterprise flourish keeps
reputation o being
prevailing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08

self to voice reply which, I feel
sure, must be stirring in the hearts OF
all decent people who read "a Southern
Woman's" letter. but which they might
consider too biased to express.
1t is not pleasant duty-duty can
not always be pieasant-but 1t is
duty. nevertheless. that I, as an un-
biased Anglo-Saxon Ell Pasoan. feel
called upon to undertake to protest
against a Southern Woman's'' abou-
Unable slurs at a portion of our towns
roik who show themselves worthy OF
every respect
Any southern mOther-any mother
would have read "A Mexican Mothers
dignified complaint with feelings OF
deep concern and sympathy; and would
nave felt that she, too. had suffered in
suit and. morally at least. would have
supported "A Mexican Mother" through
her trying experience and thanked God
that she had had the courage to at
tempt publicly to save from future
outrage not only her own daughters
but the daughters OF all mothers. Amer
lean as well as Mexican.
To adopt the style Of studied insult
with which "A Southern Woman closes
her letter is entirely beneath nv pur-
pose 1 may. however. add Just one
suggestion that may give "a Southern
Woman pause for consideration.
1t is that Mexican mothers occupied
this corner OF the great United States
many centuries before southern women
came here; and that they seem to have
instilled lessons OF courtesy and re-
spect into both their sons and their
daughters.
trust that if "a Southern Woman"
reads these lines she viii try to under
stand them. She must surely regret
having written in the vein she adopted
if she at all apprOximates to the MANY
southern women have been privileged
to meet.
The thought Of my own mother and
sisters is with me as I sign myself
Respecter OF All Women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08
Tax Inequality

= actual
Houston
only s6ooooo simple
for expenses"
By The declaration of her
FL
in
rendition"
economically
Notwithstanding
program plenty
money all public
their merits cuded with hncaEties
whether these guilty
justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-08
Caroline, A Girls Name
What 1t Means-Famous People That Bore the
Name-The Name in History Literature, Etc.
Copyright, 1910. by Henry ". Fischer)

fence and the pressure Of public opin-
ion, the bill found against her by the
house of lords had to be withdrawn.
At the old town of Brunswick. Ger
many, I saw her grave. bearing this
tell-tale inscription: Here lies Caro-
line of Brunswick, the martyred queen
Of England"
Caroline Wilhelmina, queen of George
II, was enamoured Of politics, support
ed Walpole, intrigued against the
prince Of Wales and several times acted
as regent. Jennie Deans has a famous
interview with her in Sir Walter Scott's
The Heart of Midlothian"
Queen Caroline of Naples, was a sis
ter of Marie Antoinette and ruled both
the king and kingdom with a high
hand. in company with the blood
thirsty sir John Acton and lady Ham
ilton, the friend of lord Nelson.
Caroline of Hesse was called The
Great Landgravine." She was the
grandmother of a Prussian king and
Russia, while her daughter Louise,
grand duchess of Weimar, was the
friend and patron of Goethe. Frederick
the Great set her a monument In
scribed: by sex a woman, by her
genius a man."
Lady Caroline Lamb lives in litera-
ture as the woman ready to commit
any crime and suffer any martyrd ON
for the love of lord Byron. Finally her
sentimentality and impetuosity caused
Byron to weary and run away from
her Her novel. Glenarvon. tells the
story.
Carrie and ''Karlyn" are popular pet
names for girls named Caroline.
Next in order: Cordelia, No. A; Ann,
No. As; Beatrice No 46