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PiRE HOMESTEAD CO.
bCt Empire Bldg.

W. ren taeafs yea an an exceptionally
aeos homestead ~ desert claim IN ere
% the ssst ffaff sessions o. kastsrn
wsshinsssas CAN 10 zee ssehssa sssss
snd set particulars
ritz pEHkf~x LAND coNrANy.
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ttatnsssseds saa timber feeatione To-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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Cefnsr rfh and tnten. Main 1897. tnds
sgxa FNEAnNr orfltf, atlf tfes
1ment av, Phones. North rto, tween ~
mtrrkNWoMri q hoS. iret~ssisna
Directors and Licensed rmhsimess 1871
Let. epp Acnre theatre iinth phones ~
tieNney- Watssn Co. FUNERAL Directors
fhifd as and tnisetsitf 10th phones ~
LOST AND FOUND.
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Lost hats con orand theatre and ttes
mont one tfuat containing clothing.
books aud papers % 40 value except 10
owner. can ureen Lake Transfer Co
North tsa of RED 20. aud feceive liberal
reward
caiiic pup. white with brown ap9tai
answers 10 the name OF Teddy" fo-
turn 10 Fit sath av, or call Maple tat
after $50 D IN % reward
FLATS.
TIE WelNngton. modern feuf~Faem.
steam heated apartments. 1907 Jackson
ell private bath. paved district rants
reduced. tit 20 tas Bee iani'es o"
pFufnises
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SPECIAL Noricna.

nutn ralsrm
Th1oss S ssa leousclls
>Qzrrfr aksB
PERSONAL.
0ffs'fc' & =. ,> Sc ess { -,
ssuss. permanent. sssolass. without ever
ettea OF deteatfon trem business or
l@hofl osss one hundred cases CURED past
the issss.rn I' s,., sss ,Ss sss ss ass MAJ
i.lt sscond as. SEATTLE
Vases bills. claims collected. anywh here,
and Information obtained confidential
general ae,eetise business thFeusheut
ns,ss,iss Assss ss sis Haley nas MAI"
tssf
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmsa. dyed. cleaned and re-
Nl,ssss'es p.e, New and cid sar.
LADIES' RisMODELlN0 PARLoRs
Latest styles. frlrss rsasonasi. az
arss ss.ai n' s'ss LA IA ! |. HI.
Neass widow OF ~ weald like 10
.,.n With yeans man q
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN tssrs IND 80
bea't be ieasiy iain eur matrimonial
nureen. ttft seventh Az. room 10. tails
nsenth. Phone l. 8ief
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY.
Resnes-d 70 fesh Pks toesa =
HELP wANTEp-MALg.
--~-~-~-~>f--~'~--~~~~~ ~-~~~.-s>~~s----
Interested In mesoreycissf Naturally
ssg ss s ss s,sa rs@ s~ssss',ss We nav. !,
sef4ncs carried Il 20 victory IN twsnfy-
tive mil. rscs on tho fcafth. likewise 10
third la t~n-mils race Reiiabis Va emss-
kencf. secure on pleasure tours. tho
rhsf 10 ptire 10 e1eli.s. Ther Tor en-.
durAnea every tim. let us eonFinee 700
u pays - invest IN a rhar Exclusive
s.xsnss q, L cyeis WORKS iais y
waalea-Nsa ana wSnsn 10 learn shs
barhsf trade iafxaat ana mcsf CON.
pirts sxhosi On the West Wages raid
shiis isarninx. An uniimitea eoarse only
- Sslt snd 80" eur s<heoA % ~Fsts
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
- wsshiasten. o. sso rhlrd Az.
Fbens Mails ssss
Capable salesman 10 coVSr washinetsn
With staple iiae. hixh commissions tiee
70 rtxas mas. Jsss Il smHh CO. ps.
trsr Nseh
Wasted =, lese msn 10 rixs pool ~ shs
Ostentat pool ruoEns Wa give eur rstFaas
,ssas cheeks tis Third ss-. ssiwssa
i.eaa sasn vacated 10 sss hes sessi hssf
sAntsishss nssenent ORIENTAL
root ROOM. fsfs rhfrd av.. aesw~~s
Pike ard unlen
SIDE lee. ysTfsf samples: 10 nsinafss.
tts esmnsissisns hlxh xraas men catr. 40
ether seed sEpiy Advertising Novelty
tA. Nvwtens Iowa.
Ns~.. eis.a ess Feom. ssean hsafsa
hot ard Geld runnins water. . baths fse
nsr nikhs ana wp Hstsi Modsl. 1874 sse
AZ. rssr rsks ~
Axenss roas sspsn.s. pala ana
sre'y. Neeten. towe.
sse5 CONVENIENT f0HiT10S1
taIs. peps. sss q. Rochester. N Z,
spsinx ~ Poet ksous. ssi ssriax al
Best 10 te~n. everything n~s. ave per
cus. W. cfAmsr, Tse pain~
sseeaa hAna elsthss. he.shs, seia ard
sxeharxst 1911 Pike - 7. $3.50. NJ s.fs
CRAWFORD rfoUn co. tril
Fseer sarrseinx and rsfinsshlax sans
SITUATIONS wANrED-MAtE-
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founx unsrs stenesysphex tsnsrrs~il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wantsd---isoli top dask- Fhons Adams
HELP WANTEp--FgMAlE.
= Il : "a 20 go, ss..s 80
skirt hanas FOE iaaisx alteration room.
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a .isss n 90 r,. sssssss.
shelving etc. made al - iisli st. rhSns
ind zee
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~~~~~~~~~s~~s~~~s~>~ ~~~~~~~~~s~~e~~e~
QUINCY VALLEY RELiNQufSH'
MENT
100 aercs. ALL fenced. good Broom
house. some summer faiiow. large
barn. stone hen house. horses,
head " cattle. $50 chickens.
turkeys. wasnns aud farm tools
win sell all or the land alone.
31o acres. REIMBURSEMENT In the
Big bend country. two small
lakes. snb.irFlgatcd land. beat Of
wheat land
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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ssatn bsen paid IN advances youf nams
teken ftem the ttnt, A change % date
en- the address label 10 receipt.
~ mail (stfietiN Ia advanced. 10 rents
Wonth IN 20 six moHths. ala months
ufet one year, taoe
ny mail. cut ~ eltv. ~ cents per meath
up 70 rlk monthsl eta menths. tlfes ane
year, tafk
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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-~'r>r~0-,>lS~N~c~fS>' -NEfk'
II you pay more ysu paY Too snura New
pfke a. l. AHA
Furassh@A hensskeeplns ssasis anA 80
sutlas 3as hot aed cold water. " shi
up sif Eighth AZ. Ths aSiin Apis
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LAKE 6uRiEN PROPERTY.
AN OPPORTUNITY.

Large tracts on new Lake Burien car line
at Lake Hurien. ei0o up. $40 down, AIS
Leary bldg. Ind. SCOT. Main ss6s.
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fox. Blick and other makea Pacific
Typewriter and supply CO.. s2s ". X. Blk
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store Tor rent--isest location ON Pix
st. for barber, cigar man or photeEra nh
er Next 10 tho beautiful Winton show
rooms 1919 Pike st.
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Nanfe -f.xp@ri@nSrd KpWm. eoef and
skirt hands for ladies' alteration room.
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BOARD AND NOON,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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STORAGE

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ROBERT MALTBY.

fino Tor garden ana. uhtchen fahth. slbVv
Your own terms. Appleton Co, Cobb
Bldg.
Wnnted--One 10 five acres close In. on
mainland with or without improvements
must be cheap for cash. no agents II
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lnsestleaie our abs0lufely Ifrenroof
Storage Locked Vault for vaiuahics iete
Republican St Henry Weller. Transfer.
Both phones
Union Transfer. Moving 4 Storage Co.
1913 9TH ay Phones Main sse, Ind sss
TYPEWRIrERs AND SUPPLIES
f S(> scn scSs scdsS nEsf NfYE
WRITER MADE tho Smith Premier.
for ts.oe per month, I'LL Third av.
Phone Main see. Ind. SGT.
Mo- Mitch and other mahon Pacifie
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STELMo ,WoR1E1, ArD NORRIS,
TIE. AMERICANS WHO OToPPED BORDER 11r1uaqzlN

creased propOrtiOnatcly Moreover. the
only period of comparative peace during
this time. from lSs2 to 1892. when Ulysses
Heureux was dictator IF tine so-called re-
public. was perhaps worse in its disaS-
trous after effects than civil war In 1871
the public debt of the Dominican Republic
was S..1D,Goo. In 1889. when IIeareuN
was assassinated il was $50. 10000. From
1889 to 1896. when the active interest OF
tie United States was secured, president
succeeded president. and revolution fol-
lowed revolution, and debt piled on top of
CeDt.
In l.o. the public debt was over
$50. $40. 900. while the actual receipts OF
the republic for 1904 We're less than
S1.00o,0Dv. That this debt WIS. morally
Speaking. largely IN unjust debt. is be
side the quo stion here. 1t Il debt
to which the republic was committed
Mos; Of H. moreover Sas dGr not 10
Domin;cans. but 10 forei gnerS-the sub
jects of powerful nations. Among these
were citizens Of the United States. One
American corporation he'd claims adj
iustsd by arbitration reaching $4,000, 900.
and requiring under the award Of the
arbitrators monthly payments Of over
Sl9,0pu, in default of which the customs
house of Puerto Plata was to be turned
over 10 an American representative. with
subsidiary liens on three other Do
minican ports France and Belgium
had somewhat similar rights with re
spect to the ports Of Santo Domingo
and Macoris. Germany. Spain and Italy
were Interested The precedent Of sur
rendering custom house to i creditor
for the satiSfa ton Of his claim was
one likely - tempt others Ia secure
like advantages. and the friction thus
likely 10 develop made the possibility
one Of serious import - the United
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Of customs for HS-an American who
knows his business and can he depended
upon. Let him administer all our Gus
toms and see that the money is properly
disposed Of Let certain portions of il
so To defraying current expenses and
certain other portions 20 toward paying
the debt Uncle Sam stands back Of the
collector OF course, there could not he
war without interfering with the col
lection Of customs. So Uncle Sam will soc
that there is no wa. Automa lically there
would he no revolution. because ali fac
lions would know that such a th.n3
would not he tolerated. Tie moral in
fIuencc If the big brother would prevent
that
The manner in which the thing worked
in Santo Domingo mas been Il revelation.
Tor Santo Domingo was the most trouble
some Of them all It had never known
anything but war. The Withdrawal Of
Spanish control from the Dominican Re-
public in 1860 followed three centuries OF
continuous commotion, during which the
spirit of revolution had become almost
part of the national character. Indepen-
dence. therefore, did not mean orderly
government. The new government was
overthrow within month amer Spanish
evacuation. and. during the thirty wears
that followed. - InclHde 49,, there We're
twenty general revolutions III the republic.
During the same interval twenty-five
administrations came int power and
We're deposed ana reguld tity III national
elections was practically unreCogniZea.
nder such conditions internal develop
period there Were not ten miles Of road
way in the whole republic Industry
Jagged. Agriculture ami commerce We're
limited to bare necessities National
revenues decreased and in Il large part
never reached the national treasury. -.
reaching it. were Gnaccounted for ON
the other hand. expenditures. legal and il
legal grew and The national debt in
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with revolutions that have been almost
continuous. Botf have been seized by
first one adNentiIrer after another and
exploited by each until he. in turn. was
overthrown and retired t. a life of lux
urE III Paris. where he had sent tie
national funds for deaosit 10 his own
credit. Honduras has had seven bloody
wars in the last fifteen years. Nicara Sua
has had three presidents since oar at
tention was directed toward her because
OF the assassination 81 Cannon and
Groce.
The corrupt rulers of Honduras have
accumulated debt against that com
try which amounted on paper - Sl2l.-
0tm."p, but which was recently squeezed
down L. an actual S1n.Hriuhi Fifteen
million dollars Nill pay Nicaragua out
OF debt This money j. owed - citizens
Of Great Britain. Germany. France. Italy,
the nited States and others. If il is
not paid those nations will ultimately
he forced 10 blockade ports and collect
Such action is IN violation Vi tile tenets
of the Monroe doctrine and would mean
trouble. SO. ultimately. the United States
would hc forced into the breach. This
country here proposes To discount any
such possibilities by forfstallin2 item
The Central American countries have
invited this nation to lend them The nee
essary moral influence. They have come
10 realize that they must adjust their
financial difficulties ar cease To be Their
credit is bad. they need a sponsor
Yet they are wealthy. despite chaotic
conditions, and their customs houses
bring good revenue even in times OF war.
Even after local politicians and admin
istratorS of the ports take their portion
the central government receives no mean
income.
Nicaragua and Honduras have said 10
the United States, You select a collector
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possible Incidentally tie United States
has taken the lions share Of the iucreas
"a trade. 80 the philanthropy has pad
aagutceniiN
Ail this Wa not accomplished witt ont
something Of drill aud m opportunity IN
the part Of some of The scout, Of this
government Ia pun OF stunts that Ncrc =
lit Spectacular. The detailed story has
never been printed bat n is We'll known
among the Wis" ones tnat an Americau
lHtti"ShIp nosei INTO tic port of Safstv
Domingo before ~ had received am
authority 10 do "a and thus crowded oar
an Italian vessel that WAS IN the act q
Selling the customs
But for oHr-aud-olt adventure the hard
HOOD of three Americans WHO stopped
smuggling between Haiti and Santo DO
mInGo is almost without a parallel Thu
party Was in charge of II L. Morley. who
had been doing Things for some wears
past in ia" Philippines lie MAS assistant
1" George X. Cotton. NOW Governor %
Porto Ilco, who was then in Charge -
the business OF collecting these customs
The ports had been made smuesler proof
through the establishment Of the ''Glardt
Del Costa boats. Tines" are launches
that ~ around tho island and take note
Of whatever merchandise may be passing
In 81 ont other than through the large
ports. The only chance of the smuegltr
i to put his goods ashore when Tn.
weather Is too stormy for these small
boats ana this Is hazardous task. but
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o,'nr ,ba @r,,,,,ia, ~, -, .Lii.I,.d
~, ,',',i; - - 80.
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100 ~ ~ - -, -, -, -
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$50. go -, - 7,; =, : - s.,,,,.
To hA ip IAnltsS-ts n
- 80 - 49, :. -
= '"'''''
=
- -. WI - 81" 49, &C., '"''
crossed the border ana suppressed tie
traffic. To be sure Milbnrn ana Thur
ton. TWO former army men. WHO hNcd hat
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British outcry. Recently studied and pro
posed again by the greatest French aud
English engineers. the insularitN OF the
tight little island cannot long resist the
need Of it. Thus nobody doubts the fea-
stbiiity Of Joining Spain and Africa with
Il railway tunnel
Doubtless Alfonso planned 10 begin with
the aid of England. He did not receive
encoura cement: and the mysterious at
titude of Spain in Morocco may have TO
do with grandiose Spanish German com
bnation in the event of either war or
peace.
From Berlin. Paris Rome. Vienna.
Madrid To the Sudan. without changing
cars Such an economical possibility
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mile inmate round its granite corners,
along Zi2zass that climb dZzy edges,
down long slopes by the foam of the
through WiiderneSSeS of cactus up into
into the ocean, the Young king seems to
forget that he i anything bat sport.
To let him around these corners the
engineers have cur them down to wa ST.
3lgl. and 10 facilitate his swift turns tie
"ai"r edges Of the road arc raised a in
n Veiodrom",
II san Sebastiau Alfonso is a home
boy going into society. Imagine a great.
round bay locked i'm that lis waters
are pond High around its edges circle
III" villas or the rich. low along its sands
the Royal Yacht fiub and lighthouses ad-
Inin private beaches and tnc gresi hotels
aud IL" nublic promenade continnc the
Along tho sands the public lighthouses
and gay tents fash all colors fairly
soaked II sunlight. even in late autumn.
ne St"n" promenade. bordered by shade
trees and forged IRON halustradeS CON
'inues round the bay through gorgeous
parks ana gardens. to the pubic gambling
balls. v stl the marble terraces and flow
"rS, restaurants and cafes of one of the
most luxurious casinos OF Europe Back
Of all this is the modern-built town of
"lde. shady streets. parks and monu-
mentS in bronze and marble, rich shops.
cafe terraces and Haunting awnings.
street sprinklers, gushing fountains and
tlJl llIAtu perfume OF orange peel NlD-
lets and tuberoses that marks the south
chief of the villas perched high around
the hay j. the kings Miramar palace
BALI hidden among its forests
At night any traveller can lose himself
N It's winding alleys, lighted. they say
10y .pn electric lamps. Any one who has
been there must have thought how easy
II would be for armed conspirators 10
enter the park and take the palace by
surprise. The guard al the gate is com
posed Of three men of the MiaHrets Corps.
At the wide door of the palace the only
sentry IS AN old veteran wearing many
gorgeous decorations, but unarmed The
idea generally held that the King of
Span lives surrounded by an army 10
protect his life Is absurd. The Ala
harderos'' mounted escort-and the large
military staff regularly invisible III
their barracks behind the palace and exist
merely to satisfy court protocol When
the royal family enjoys its home life IN
the evenings after audience hours are
over II is no more protected than any
other well-to-do family of San Sebastian
Every day While III residence at San
Sebastian the kim. unaccompani MED by
soldiers. on foot. on horseback or in auto
or carriage. can be seen going about " =
met him once in lone spot Of the Cor
niche, attempting To clean three plugs
that mad got choked by SCOT Ny French
friends stopped and asked the customary
anything can do?"
These plugs are choked with SCOT. :"
replied Alfonso. His chauffeur was re-
spectiully Offering new ones. when oar
French friend-a pure automobile crank
like the king-explained that he could
clean those plugs BY backing rapidly up
the slope.
That is what | said" cried Alfonso.
Gust: tumble inr' and. with very
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Thomas G DAWSON
FATHER OE Tit CUSTOMS
cEUPERvISIONID IDEA

I TNCLE SAM Is Prepared
~ to Go on the Note of
Any Of the Unstable Nations
IL the South, to Insure a
payrnent of Their Debts. to
Give Them Peace. Prosperity,
Plenty. in Lieu of Chaos,
War. Farnine-He Is Able to
Do All This When the Ma
ton in Question Voluntarily
Offers Him Supervision of
It's Customs-Santo Domingo
Took This Step Six Years
Ago, and Is a Perennial Ex-
ample of It's Success.
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tricky swing, he cot his weigh, on the
crank and started the heavy motor before
: chauffeur knew what hc was mp to.
jumped in beside his only companion. a
silent military man, ami began 10 back
NJ the slope al second speed.
!
Now. that i Just the typc Of autono-
bile crank who will not let his ahauffctlr
- thing " explained the fr.n hslI;tn.
From this time Alfonso nodded 10 us with
a smile. content that here were three men
and a lady who had seen him. Alfonso
acting as a man can such i transpar-
cnt-louking youth bc u cnnSpiIatnr Of ma
lions dcstinioS"
one of these times when D.. noticed US
he was driving 10 open the local San Sc
bastian legislature, whose balconies were
hung with magnificent tapestries ~ MS
honor Alfonso arrived iH fuur-harSC
landau seated beside a local politician
and an officer. his military escort.
Frequently saw him on the beach in
the morning in white trousers. sWea ter
covered by a big blue Jacket and a GRIM
son tie, doing his iTe miles conScicn-
tiouSly as any college athlete. Sometimes
lie was accompanied by the queen. who
looked for all the world like an English
tourist girl in a rather severe gray tailor
made and parasol TO match. A snippy
white straw hat trimmed with Corntiow-
crs must have been made in England. it
could not have come from Paris. But she
looked very fresh, clean and we'll groom
ID, with beautiful complexion. very
giilish and not at all like the mother of
tI.r.c
Two Years ago at BiarritZ they whis-
p"red that Queen Ena had her own trou-
bles connect To-. with automobile trips of
the King along the Bayonne road Now
I'll. same reopie whisper that the alleged
ei.Iing trips We're all pretext. -llfonso
led secret conferences i'll Payonne-
stealing marches on the political! spies
around him dLrinS months
What We're the conferences" The name.
Of great nuancicrs and business com
bGatons are cited. not to mention the
confidential agents, Of two sovereigns; but
all is contradiction and mystery.
What are the Srandiose plans that
some allege to be in his steady purpose?
Spaniards do not know. They only
know that there is sonnet hing. This is
the diSconccrtiNH part 81 il. they say-thc
inscrutable secrecy which he masks with
that innocent exterior, amt the far-reach-
Ing nature of combinations that become
visible only 10 the extent that they are
realized. Thus some kind OF deep en-
tente with Germany suddenly re-
vealed To the astonished world Before
the things happened no one dreamed OF
their possibility. France and England
We're dumfounded. only the Spanish
cabinet and governing classes of all par
ties expressed neither surprise nor dis
sent. The military and agricultural classes
were delighted that Spain had seized Il
piece Of Morocco in the face Of France
nor did not ask how she would hold it,
But | have heard a striking thing. One
Of the secret ambitions of Alfonso for the
grandeur OF his country is alleged to be
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y Santo Domingo
ncle Sam has
waved the wand
that produces ma
tional transforma-
lions, and 10, a re-
public has appear
ID Where govern
ment is Of the peo-
pie peace is as
sured. prosperity is
pere n NAL. Men
who were forever
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M1EEllG

feet double of Alfonso Nil. ANA ne nal
pGl himself IN tEe roTal Oh position 10
deceive the puhl, both la France aIll
Spain
5 lP1l Alfonso desired "a play the hplle-
Warbler il was not enough f"r linn 4,
hlXe a substitute for mere routine ar
Jelrauses at Madrid FIe mus; also haNn
4 Paris Skin ~ slim inside a. Thor
must be a we'll known Paris personally.
Il nose rlas. ana lin. the yolng king
could take ~, ana continue - hong as H.
sio4Id remain IL tEe gax capital
Doubtless 1t III" beginning III re-euI-
hlancc t. himself eN,ited comment Al
injuries however. terminated in tIe well
knay-i, nersonalitx of N IlrnV-sa sIs
picion fell. aud II became tile proper
thing 10 sax that tho resemblance va.
superficial.
The story mad. ..p.it 4 stir that Al
fonS., .yidcDtI% St.sir..d doubling In
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1.y,. b,.,, - ,.,e.tfa nortod. when Queen
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Nai,'3
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.haa,a, ,b; Io,oa-Io,Irr English mar
il,I Ia. l5,t. i ,.,,,,l,ra ~ such dnnli,,tv
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ana 80 l'''e
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,a,l ,d ,ba HON. ioys az tho English
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-, Isi,.in,s ~. kinf,s ,nfnorify On an
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sr~bj,,rt Nothing was farther FROM
bona cri<tirta's mind than how agreeable
49, ,I,r.. UonId 10 1atar ~, ~ ~
sn,,,s rn..lish wife
IN. ,rasenpa of a yot1ng onaap halone
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songer cars of all Europe on the edge
toia,.
The SimpIon tunnel is actually longer.
being twelve and half miles. To tunnel
under tho Strait of Gibraltar IS a conSd-
crably lesser work than the eighteen
miles of English channel tunnel begun
twenty Years ago and stopped only 10y