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Evening journal., 1912-07-08

The Directoire collar is the new
note in neckwear.
Shoes In all coiors are being worn
10 match the frock
Deep rose brocade patterns in gold
are much In evidence.
High collars are coming in again,
and so are long, set-in sleeves.
Spats are much in favor, even
striped ones being seen abroad.
Draped and pleated effects In skirts
are gaining in favor.
Small Fat bows OF velvet ribbon
OF silk are popular trimming.
Touches of brilliant coloring are
used upon many of the smart suits.
Wide belts and girdles Of leather,
ribbon. satin or silk are much worn.
Long sleeves and draperies are very
evident In the newest costumes.
Piping as an ornamentation is still
very fashionable on silk and wool
suits
The apache collar has close rivals
In the Robespierre and modified
Medici collars.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
SATISFACTION
GRATIFYING IN
MANY CASES
Tells Of Great Virtue Of Tonic
and Excellent Results OBJ
tanned in Short Time
MANY THOUSANDS
REGAIN HEALTH
There Is Little leasuPre in Life for
An Individual Continually
Worn Out.

Some interesting facts are told
nearly every day regarding the new
tonic, "Tona Vita" which has had
such a remarkable run at the Miller
Drug Company, 404 Market street. for
some time.
This remedy has. great virtue in
treating nervous diseases. stomach
trouble and general wasting condi-
tions of the system. The satisfaction
it has given has been truly gratifying
in every case
Among many statements received is
one OF Mrs. Harry Whitaker, who re-
SIDES at ITO North Harrison street,
VINO has this to say regarding this
new preparations
suffered from stomach trouble
and a general run down condition.
could not sleep we'll felt tired and
was very nervous and weak.
Il read in the Wilmington papers
about 'Tona Vita and the remarkable
success it had in treating nervous
ness and stomach trouble, and felt
sure II would help my case | imme-
] diately purchased a bottle and | find
| never had anything to help me so
much. / can eat now and relish my
food, and am not as nervous as |
was. I feel like a different woman in
every way"
This is one of the many statements
received from people who have tested
this remarkable new preparation and
have derived great benefit.
The specialists are at the Miller
Drug Co., and will furnish a free
trial treatment of the tonic if you are
in any way afflicted with debility. The
demand for this tonic is growing big
ger every day and the specialists say
that "Tona Vita" will make the same
record here that a similar preparation
has made I'm Europe.
While we are meeting callers now
each day and hundreds Of debilitated
people are regaining their health
through our tonic, there are thousands
more whom we want to reach before
we leave. II all the men and women
who are struggling along depressed
In mind and body by nervous debil-
ity, unable to get any real enjoyment
out of living would only take the
trouble and time to come in and talh
to US. we would bring a tremendous
amount of happiness to the people oil
this city. There is little real pleas.
ure in life for an individual who
feels continually worn out. Posi-.
lively the very first dose Of our tonic
benefits a man or woman in this con.
dition."
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
FACE COvEREDWITHPIMPLES
"A SKIN TROUBLE THAT NEEDS
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT.
Try This Remedy at Our RISK.

Instead Of bothering with cosmetics
and worthless beauty formulas" II
you viii treat that case of pimples
scientifically you will get results.
We advise using our new skin rem
edy, Saxo Salve. which is very sooth-
ing, yet penetrates the skin and ex-
erts its healing power from the very
moment of application.
Any pure SOAP may be used with
this remedy-Just apply Saxo Salve
at night, following directions. Not
only does it clear the face of pimples,
but eczema and other angry itching
scaly or crusted eruptons soon yield
to its healing power.
The marked and continual improve
ment noticed shortly after the treat.
ment is begun will soon convince yoJ
that Saxo Salve is far superior to an
other remedy for the skin.
If you do not get good results from
II we pay bscE your money.
n. B. Danforth. Druggist, Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
INTER MRS.
LERERMAN,S REMAINS

The ashes of Mrs. Rosa Iieberman,
who died while on tour of Europe,
were inferred yesterday in FranlSford
Cemetery. Philadelphia, alongside the
remains Of her husband. Nathan Lieb-
erman. lnterment was private, fol-
lowing services in Temple Beth
Emeth. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roths
child, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs
Lieberman. who were with her whei
she died. have returned 10 their home
No. S14 West street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
i CAN CURE YOU EHEE
OF RHEUMATISM 4 NAA

This photograph truthfuily shows the ter
rible effects Of rheumatism in my case, bur
today / ENJOY perfect health and devote my
life 20 curing others.
After spending $50. 900 and suffering un-
told agony for thirty-six years, l discovered
remedy which permanently cured me- ana
will send you a package Of the very same
medicine absolutely free.
Don't send any money-it's free ler.
ter will bring IL promptly
Your absolute satisfaction az an times is
positively guaranteed
Every day lost means one more dav Of
needless pain. 50 write now to- s. T. Deiano
Dept Sex, Delano Bldg. Syracuse n Y.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
PROHIBITION LEAGUE.

The Wilmington Prohibition
League will not hold its monthly
business meeting until after the Ma
tional Prohibition Convention at At
lantic City. on July 10, II and 10. A
number of delegates and others will
leave Wilmington on the o'clock
Pennsylvania train Tuesday after.
noon, making the Hotel Absecon tho
Headquarters for the Delaware dele.
cation.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
zoe RLncks sHIPPING.

The dense fog in the lower Della
ware Bay caused a blockade of in
ward and outward-bound vessels. as
a result of which several vessels
which took a chance of running in
the fog we're not reported, their
movements not being visible from
the shore observing stations.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

SEA GIRT, N. J., July S-Covernor
Woodrow Wilson has a family that
will certainly be an advantage to his
political prospects. Mrs. Wilson, a
native of Georgia, is an extremely
charming woman. who has the faculty
OF putting her callers at their ease,
and her tact is remarkable. The
daughters are naturally highly edu-
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

Gated. two of them being college wo-
men The eldest is twenty-six. Miss
Jessie is a year younger, While MISS
Eleanar, known to her intimates as
Nell is twenty-five. AS shown in the
picture the Wilson family are: 1,
Governor Wilson; 2. Miss Jessie Will
son; 3. Mrs. Wilson; 4, Miss Eleanor
Wilson; 5. Miss Margaret Wilson
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
LOTION BURNS MAN.
Sets Turpentine Liniment on Fire
While Dressing Arm.

lotion to burns he had received on
his arm while at work, William
Richardson, of No. s26 Bennett street.
was still more seriously burned when
the turpentine ignited. Richardson,
while bathing his injured arm in the
Imminent started to light a cigar
cite. The match dropped into .he
turpentine. with the result that the
next instant his arm was in flames.
His other hand and arm were burned
while trying to extinguish the blaze,
His condition was such that he had to
be sent to the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
STNNONS.TRAyNOR-

Miss Millie A. Simmons. daughter Of
J. B. Simmons, and Andrew J. Tray
nor. both of this city. were married
Saturday at St Paul's r. c. Church
by the Rev. e. c. Higgins
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
GAYE A PORCH PARTY.

Miss Edith Francis gave a porch
party on Saturday evening at her
home, No. 1904 Tatnall street. for the
benefit of Grace Home Missionary
Circle. ..
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
TRI-COUNTY LEAGrE REsrLTS

Newark. 8; Elkton. 2.
Aberdeen, 9; Oxford. s.
Havre de Grace. 3; Northeast. 8.
Port eposit 4. Elk Mills. 3.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

strange that know so little about our eyes and the
way TO take of them?
For instance, most people continually overwork
the eyes. Where eyesight is already defective such
policy is suicidal The length Of application should
he regulated to the strength of the eyesigh and the
ewes should be rested occasionally either by closing
them for a few minutes by looking at dis
tant object
All work with the should be done. SO far
as possible with the matter more nearly perpen-
dicuiar to the line of vision: that s schol desks
and other supports should be tilted angle OF
about thirty degrees. How many Of us do this?
Direct sunlight should never be used for any kind
of close eve work and windows which receive d.
rect sunlight should be equipped with light bun
holland shades.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

of arihcal
notion
Of agreeable the
the way which the difference The
the table and nearly always
the Electricity,
burned the just
In reading writing from squarely
placed 10 SIDE reading
ways sit with the back the light or table
that cannot have
writing white paper or sewing on white goods
much ma dazzling effect
should he avoided in places where
to reflected light especially
is particularly the
of the heat
OF irrtates them
observed these little precautions before But
AZ Won did friend the
H2eCez
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
Give Your Eyes a Chance
BY Ruth Cameron

hundred thousand
totally
afflicted defects
thinking the who
absolutely on o. glasses"
which forth by society found
ed help he vision.
when one considers mechanism Of
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE BATHING SUIT.

~ II IAAAN AfAAhhAaN - = AAaHf' 49, -
The tunic bathing suit is the very
lnewest to have appeared. This one
is exceedingly smart. It gives the
latest lines and features yet is per-
lfectly simple and allows of swimming
with ease. Il can be worn with the
ibloomers or with tights. The tunic
lis a very simple one IN three pieces.
lclosing at the left of the 'front.' and
ithe sleeves are stitched to the arm
holes The skirt is cut in four
cores If the tunic feature is not
liked. the peplum can be cut off and
the blouse Joined to the skirt at the
waist line. as indicated in one of the
smaller views. Saltwater silk and
saltwater satin are favorite ma
terials for bathing suits this summer
hul mohair is always good and many
D1thcrs like light weight WOOL Con-
treslme material and braid always
make effective trimming.
ror the medium size. the suit will
require 1-2 yards of material q
l-2 Yards 36 or 3 "a yards "a in
'fncz wide the bloomers, 1-2 yards
37 or IA yards 26 or "A inches wide
trimming. "a yard "a inches wide.
The May Manton pattern 1896 is
rnt IN sizes from "a 10 42 inches bust
+ viii be mailed to any address by
The Fashion Department Of this paper
on receipt Of ten cents. .A.A..-
No.. .. .,s--s...i. 4 us is7
Name ....-..-..- .s-Ass. ..s..........
Address. - s.-,.--,-e,-.-s..-.-.--..-..
Size ....,.......i. .s.............
The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THH
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from ~ ~ 80.
SMITH-ZOLLNGER co. NJ
Fourth and Market Streets. ~
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

b Clever Manage
\, ment.
Don't you have
q visit from a lot
Of relattves2"
1--WE never hive
them"
you can't be
popular with
them"
we are popu.
lar enough. but
we manage to
have a severe at
tack of something
that Is catching
about the time
they are due.S
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
FOOrd-Massey Furniture Co.
FOOrd-Mssssy Furniture Co.
FOOrd-MaSsey Furniture Co.

bureaus the the They built
ndraweb
ma and Rnshed and hare
and Lou
will haveon this
W e car buy hem~r regua yourelw
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Robust Young Man OF S.
Proves to the World That When the Stomach Is
RIGHT the Entire Body Is Right.

these good feelings and good remarks
from my friends, I felt that at last !
had found tho right remedy.
J went back TO the Hasg Drug Store,
and bought three moro boxes Of MILO.
MA tablets and took them exactly as
directed and I can truly say they have
made a robust young man of me.
| am So years old and can do hard
er dsv's work than in younger days
| hope this letter will be published
so others who suffer as 7 have can also
be benefited, ", r. Sneed, 1929 y.
Missouri St, indianapolis. Ind.
Get 30 cent box of Ml-O-NA Stom
ach Tablets todsy-tato them for sour
ness, gas, heaviness, headache, dizzi,
ness. nervousness, and il they do not
benefit YOU, get YOUR money back. tor
sale by SCHRAMM- JOHNSON, DRUGS
''The Never-Substitutors,' five (3}
good stores. and druggists everywhere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11

yours in a TIZ bath Your toes will
wriggle with 10Y. They'll look up o.
you and almost talk, and then they u
take another dive in that 1lI bath!
Yes, TIZ is life TO feet!
The man or woman who saws there s
anything like, or rs good as TlH, never
had foot in n TIZ bath.
Whom your feet ache, got tired, swol-
len. tender or sore. Just try TIZ, Your
feet will Just feel fins; also your corns,
bunions and callouses will disappear.
You'll bo able to wear smaller shoes,
700; your feet VIII keep cozy; they il
never be frostbitten, never chilblainod.
T1H operates under q now principle,
drawing out all the poisonous cXula-
tioDs that make feet sore, corny and
tired. There Is nothing else like TII,
so refuse any imitation.
TGZ. % cents n box, sold everywhere,
or sent direct, on receiRh Of price. by
Walter Luther Dodge IS Co, Chicago,
III. Recommended by all Drug Stores.
department and general stores.
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I Am Willing To Prove [
Can Cure You
To That End l Am Giving Away 900 Worth
OF Medicine
Of Medicine

In order TO show beyond ali doubt
that ] am In possession OF medicine
trouble or rheumatism. | will this year
give away ten thousand dollars worth
~ ihls medicine. ana anyone suffering
from these diseases can get a box Of IL
absolutely free. A.! that IS necessary
Is 10 send me Your address.
| don't mean that you are 10 use part
~ it oJ al OF II and pay me II cured.
J mean that ! will send you a box OF
t.s medicine absolutely free OF charge.
c!lt lTum me 10 the Uric Acid suffer
ers oi The world. so can show them
where and how they may be cured
viii not expect payment FOR this free
'Ucdcuc. nor would l accept IL now OF
later 10 you sent g. IL is free IN the real
meaning o( the word.
For twenty-five years-a quarter OF a
century, nave been trying To convince
the public that | have something geuu-
iue. something better than others have
foT the cure OF stubborn, chronic rhcu-
ma tisW. for t1rjuruc kidney backac!lc,
Tor aunoyinS calls TO u?inatc. But III ls
hard 20 convince peoplc-they iry Few
things unsuccesSfully nnd give up all
hope and refuse 60 listen ia anyone
thereafter. Happily. | am In position
now To demonstrate 10 sufferers at ms
own expense that 7 have q medicine that
cures these diseases. don't ask them
10 spend any money 10 hud out. | don
ask ihem 10 believe me. nor even 10 take
the word 81 reliable people. but all ] ask
IS that they allow me 10 send them The
medicine al my own cost. That is sure
no This end I have set aside ten thou
sand dollars which will DC used 10 com
pound my medicine. Much % II is ready
now To be sent out. all uf IL fresh and
standard. There vii bc enough FOR all
sufferers. though there be thousands Of
them And anyone who needs II can
get some OF II frcc. But IN order that
! shall know that you have q disease fer
which This medicine is intended. ! ask
you to send me some OF yuuY leading
symptoms. II YOU have any ~ the symp-
iouis in tho lst printed here YOU need
my medicine and n you viii write me
J viii gladly send you a boz ~ II free
with fuli directions for your usc Look
She symptoms over. see which symptoms
YOU lave then write me about as fol-
lows. "Dcar DR., | notice symptoms
number here put down tho numbers.
siye Your age. fuil address. Ynd zend "a
mott, 1853 Occidental Building. Chicago.
The ten thousand dollars ! am spending
for the compoundus % my medicine Is
only part uf thc money 7 am dcvotiug
81 this cause. Tor tho package OF mcdl .
cine ! send ycn Will be fully prepaid at
nV expense. From ans standpoint YOU
Wow lt. YOU incur uc expense nr uhli-
CATION. lust toll others who YOU know
are suffering "hu sent YOU the medicine
iHrt cured r"u
an promising 10 rivc away ten thou
EsUd dollars worth cf medicine. and
5uv sufferer who writes me 4 box ~ this
medicine and ful directions free %!
charge. and viii do that. can say
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Real Estate Transfers.

Daniel Jenkins and wife 70 ~. Az
gust Picrs"n part section 49,,
township south. range l west. ) LOCO
Ktmbau 4 Richards 10 I[imbaU &
Richards Building company, lot
s. Jackson square .........,.. lO
w, X. Wellington ct al. TO w. Il.
Wellington and wife part section
90. township south. range /
west .,......-.,.,' AVV
Joha0uah Mort"nseu 10 Edith
ClouCh part section -. town
snip . south. range ] wcst....... ]
JChannah Jensen 10 Edith ClouSh.
part section 81. section south.
range | cast Observation-Disclosures. J
Edith T.. ClouGh ct al tu Martin
Jensen, part section Sc, township
south. range I west. 1000
J. T.. Wiley tn -. ., Wiley, Jr.,
part section is township south.
Iions Savings Bank e Trust com
pany 20 William Buswell, lots 90
and IS. block I, Forest Dale ..... S0J
Joseph a. Young and wife TO John
II. Hodsou part section !, town
ship south, range | cast........
Glenn II. Bothwel and wife 10
James G. Thomas part lot Z.
block IL. plat E................. 2.SS0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
New Books for Library

The following fortyfour books will
be added to The public library Tuesday,
February -, 1912:
Miscellaneous-Allen & Bursley,
Heat Engines; American Academy Of
Political and Social Science, Risks in
Modern Industry; Barham, Life of r..
II, Barham. two volumes; Barton. The
Cat; Cabaton. Java and the Dutch
East Indies; Carter, Horses, Saddles
and Brides, Charadcs: Crook, Memo
rics of the White House; Daniels,
Home Life in Norway; Davis, Foot
ball: The American Intercollegiate
Game; Edmunds, Story of the Five
Elements; Fowler, Practical Salesman"
ship; Celpie, Hydraulic Turbines;
Griffith. Care of The Baby; Johnston,
Highways and Bvways Of the Great
Lakes; Lille, Development of the
Chick: An Introduction to Embry-
oogy: Marsh, Concise Treatise on Rein
forced Concrete; Rose, William Pit
and the National Revival; Walters,
Art Of the Romans; Wood & Kennedy.
Handbook Of Settlements; Woodwork.
Drop Forging, Die Sinking and Ma
chine Forming of Steel.
Fiction-Clouston, Lunatic at Large;
Marshall, Eldest Son; Mordaunt Ship
of Solace; Norris, Vittoria Viotrix:
Phillips, Lght-Fingered Gentry; Rich.
mond, Strawberry Acres; Thurston,
Garden Of the Resurrection.
Childrcn's books-Baldwin Second
Fairy Reader; Bartlett, Forest Cast.
aways; Carson, Nature Fairies: Curtis.
Marjorie 5 Schooldays; Cutter, Conun.
drums. Puzzles, Etc; Danielson. In
Play Land; Forman, Stories of Useful
Inventions; Kaler, Camp on Indian
Island; Keyes, Five Senses; Lathbury,
Young Folks Story of the Bible: Pyle,
Fairy Tales From Many Lands: Rib.
erts, Little Girl Back East; Stoddard,
First Cruiser Out: Wheeler, Captain
Pete in Alaska; Williams, Wonders in
Modern Engineering.
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DENY YARNS ABOUT
FRANCES DECADENCE
Some of Republics Achieve
mentS Pointed Out i'll Re
fuIation of Stories.
PRESS ABSOLUTELY FREE
Leader in Invention, Art, Lit
erature, Architecture, Sculp-
ture, and Sways Fashions.
BY GEORGE DUFREsNE.

Special cable 10 The Tribune.
FARIS. Feb. l0.--It is a common be
lief abroai-in some countries at least
that France is in = state of decadence
Political life is maze Of intrigue, fl
nance is corrupt, commerce suffers
from DRY re-, scandals, strikes, riots,
syudicalism Apachism, auti-patrjotlsm,
anarchy and othcr dcmoraizmG forces
arc DESTROYING the vitality of tho peo-
Dle and scaliuo the doom of france as
great nation. Such Is the gloomy
picture Of France which certain Tor
Clgners paint.
II is = picture that is very far from
the truth. Let there be no mistake
about IT: France was never more alive
since u has been q republic, never more
active intellectually. never more united
in face Of danger or more confident IN
strength
There is q new French renaissance.
Scandals, TO Be Sure.
10 bc sure, .,herc are scandals which
are rnthlcsSly exposed: there arc public
mon. not wholly cool. whose rcputa-
tons are torn TO pieces; there are sa-
bItagc. svhdicalIsm aud other evidence,
OF labor unrest: there arc putrjd plays,
and there Is dcmoraliliug literature.
and other signs of dcEcncracy. The
trail of international finance j. some
times evident in politics, aud it can
rot conceal its Sordil tracks There
are varieties OF rcvolu.' iouary Socialism
and anarchy. but these things seem
moro terrible than they really arc.
France has absolute freedom of the
press; scandals are uucarthcd Which
in other countries wouId hc hidden.
l.. II a
fled In France the editor OF today
may bc tho minister of tomorrow.
Journalism Is permanently allied to lit.
craturc on the one hand and to per
sonal politics on the other. l'rankness
and outspokenncss Of discussion 90 20
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Inspector Is Busy.

According to The report OF City Vetcr-
inary Inspector J. W. fireman for the
month Of January there were 5TlO head
VI livestock Inspected upon both ante
mOvtcm and post -mOTtcm cXamiuaiio A
total VI 90 meat markets were inspected
during tho month.
The report shows that S0.Gl5 pounds
OF meat food products were prepared un-
der the direction OF the department and
1852 pounds were condemned
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seientarv habits, lack of outdoor ex-
ercise. insufficient mastication Of food
constipation, torpid liver, worry and
anxiety. are the most common causes
of stomach troubles. Correct your hab
its and take Chamberlain s Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you VIII soon be
well again. For sale by all dealers.
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Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets End
Indigestion and all Stomach Mis-
cry. or your Money Back.

81 suffered for many years with in
digestion and rheumatism and had tried
many homo remedies, patent medicines
and doctors prescriptions, but would
get only relief for a short time.
| have some friends who were cured
of stomach trouble and rheumatism by
MI-O.NA tablets. this induced me 10
try them 7 bought one box at one OF
the Haag Drug Stores and after tax
ing them n few days, I noticed big
Improvement in my condition My
food would not sour on my stomach or
bIoat mo; the stiffness seemed TO leave
my Joints and made me unconsciousiy
step lively; my friends all spoke of
how well ] was looking. With all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
Are Ever at War.

There are two things everlastingly
~ war. Joy and piles. But Rucklen g
Arnica Salve Will Danish piles in any
form 1t soon subdues the itching, ir-
ritation. inflammation or swelling. 1t
gives comfort, invites Joy. Greatest
healer of burns, bols. ulcers, cuts,
bruises. eczema. scalds, pimplcs, skin
eruptions. Only % cents at Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs, "The Never Substi-
tutors,'' five % good stores.
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Wolslau Convicted

\ jury In Judse T. &. I.pofbourow's di-
vision of the Third diStric; court Satur-
guilty pf battery and sentenced him To-
serve four months i'm The county 'ail.
WOlSlau was accused of assault With =
deadly weapon FOR an alleged attack upon
John T.. IlSssau. The jury. however.
found the defendant guilty OF the Lesser
ofieusc.
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in all directions now eccentric, now
daring. never hampcrcd by convention.
France shows the world that II Is
not necessary 90 have a titled arlstoc
racy, n court, or a king 10 order 70
exercise sovereign sway in the KING.
dom Of fashion. There is only one
aristocracy in Frsnce-tho aristocracy
of intellect