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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-01
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The Events Of the World
In Paragraphs.
TWO ATTACKS ON TURKEY.
A Summary OF Affairs Abroad and
at miscellaneous Happen-
gs-Accidents-St Storms and Ship
Disasters Sports. 5.-.: II.
|. POLITICAL AND. PERSONAL,

l. - =
r. a.. :..~. - JANUARY. s*.s =.
l6. The United States government warned
Cuba that political disturbance on the
Z island must cease. L. ~
': sc FEBRUARY. jj. n
L. The Manchu dynasty abdicated the
throne OF China by an edict vesting
= the sovereignty in the people.
n. Arizona proclaimed state of the
Union. G| g., s<:S. II 80. ~ IA
Is. Yuan Shin Kai elected president Of the
Chinese republic. Fl ssSs :.5s s izs
a Roosevelt formally announced that he
would accept the Republican, nomina-
ton If offered him.. 80 4. s5s@:S: :%s.
TO- Yuan Shin Kai inaugurated provision
al president of China. u *.s =!
H. Judge Mahlon Pitney Of New Jersey
was installed as associate justice Of
the United States supreme court.
= APRIL. s. .ssz - ! s. K. e.
H. The state department warned the Mex
leans that their country will be held
responsible for the protection Of Amer
leans. -: ==:.. e.. S:;s =
.. Gen. Bennett H. Young elected COM
mander in chief Of the United Confed-
crate Veterans :,,.*S = X. 1 =.
Is, The Danish crown prince proclaimed
king as Christian x. s~s:. =:
49, The Socialist national convention at
Indianapolis nominated Eugene w.
Debs and Emil Seidel for president and
vice president ~ z. =
q. President Taft informed the Cuban
government that the United States
would not intervene In Cuba.
~. JUNE. r..
49, Republican national convention met In
Chicago. I'LL
q President W. III. Taft and Vice Presi-
dent James s. Sherman renominated
by the Republican party.
q. Democratic national convention met at
Baltimore
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THE FIELD OF SPORTS

JANUARY. - S z 81.
Z kohlemainen of Finland won Mara
thon and championship of the world
at Edinburgh: time hours 80 minutes
6k seconds. " .*.s s. 5 VI 4.
Barney Reilly broke the record Of tho
stoughton slide (skD at Milwaukee
with 1877 foot jump. @s5. L. s5
o. George Bonhag ran 5000 meters in IL
minutes As seconds In New York, g
- worlds record ST
Pat Macdonald heaved an 10 pound shot
A feet and q half inch in New York,
record. =. ~ =. 4 II: az s. 5$s @'2.z:
Jack Eller made a new record in Is
yard hurdle race in New York; time 9
seconds - = - - -.
II VS. FEBRUARY. &. z%E:
u Willie Hoppe retained his title sot
worlds champion at 1872 balk line bill
lizards by defeating George Sutton 500
to 280 in New York. Gyi }5 s@ :.# z:5..
TO- The worlds record Of 6 feet 81 inches:
for indoor high jump beaten by g. c.
Lawrence. who leaped 6 feet ~ inches
:. at Boston .@55- q. ... 2. 81:
q Kilbane defeated Attell in a 20 round
contest for the featherweight cham
pionshtp at Los Angeles, Cal. =ssS
+ s. NJ MARCH. . 5s::5s
H. Arthur Postle famous professional
runner. made $50 yard dash in Il Is
seconds and 200 yard dash in Is SEQ
onds at Auckland, New Zealand. Both
are worlds records. s.s n: Z. Z.
800. @sG@z APRIL. slS4ss
L Oxford won the annual race with Cam.
bridge on the Thames; time for N
miles, u minutes 3 seconds. ssss
u. Major league baseball season opened
". Mike Ryan Of the New York Athletic
club won the annual American Mara
thon at Boston, covering the Is mile
course In hours q minutes Is rs sec
onds. az >3 s:sssSs
3E3 MAY.
9erome D. Trayers. defended his &titla
S5 q champion by defeating Oswald
kirby at the Metropolitan Golf assoc
ciat ton tourna at Short q dills.
-
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ylllliAR TRIBUNE ElVyfbNes y JAM 1Ilqy
' a lt:s ade anew record by
running the i III 500 meter race IN IS min
utes3 So rs seconds at New York.

- made anew record 81
/ running the 500 meter race In min.
sS utes S69 is seconds at New York.
3 uNE.
{ James Duncan made q new record
80 with the discus-145 feet 91k Inc has..E57S !"
KiXXiat ran 500 meter race Sin 3Irnin-
s5 utes. 66 seconds In New = ork { city,
beating his oWnsrecord made May q .ss
s Tagalie won the English Derby at Ep-
SOM
=. Ma! Mark IS s. il: Wright cleared Is feet ~
s lncnes In q pole vauH at Cambridge.
Oswald = Kirkby defeated Jerome D,
ss lravers at Atlantic City for the New
Jersey golf championship. s*53 e E =sss
=. l Harvard Won varsity eight rowing race
from Yale at New London. :S .:sz
=. American rksmen won the tnter-
national shooting competition at the
Olympic games In Stockholm: grand
aggregate score Of 1858.
Cornell Won all three boat racing events
+ at Poughkeepsie-v 8 cared race,
miles. time 10 minutes q rs seconds:
varsity 4 cared race. 2 miles, time 10
minutes "a Is seconds: freshman 8
cared race. miles. time 8 minutes.
!. 81 Is seconds. e5a 5 s, -,
/ Miss May Sutton won the clay court
tennis championship Of the United
States by defeating Miss Mary Brown
at Pittsburgh. $500 n ss Il S ST?
Z Jack Johnson defeated Jim. Flynn in
the 9Th round for the heavyweight
championship at East Las Vegas,
N. NJ 8 <. 81 -
Ad Wolgast declared winner in q u
round contest for the lightweight
championship, defeating Joe Rivers at
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Plan to Build Interurban,

Thief River Falls.-At a meeting
Of citizens it was decided to proceed
with the construction of the pro-
posed electric railway from this city
to the eastern country, some twenty
five miles towards the woods in Bel
trami county. This territory is we'll
settled and supports a good popula-
ton of farmers who have no market
place nearer than Thief River Falls.
TO care. for the heavy business incs.
dent to this territory company has
been launched and the right Of way
secured and the capital necessary for
the enterprise has been assured.
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6lOWly QClO5SE IuC pOlAoACus EuVVa5stV 93sAV
strains Of a ghostlike waltz.
From the corners Of the high balco,
MES strange lights flashed, developing
In hideous outlines and phosphor-
escent colors Of the skeletons and long,
fuzzy, exaggerated lines Of the ac-
companying worms. The effect was
thrilling. . VA. & 5 $ 4:
Suddenly the music stopped with a
crash. Each ghostly couple, skeleton
and worm, stood motionless. The
silvery note of a trumpet called from
the sky. The blinking eyes of the
death heads in the ceiling and on the
walls faded slowly. The trumpet
pealed q second signal-the darkness
fed and the great room suddenly
blazed with 10000 electric lights, The
orchestra struck the first notes Of a
thrilling waltz, and, presto, In an In
slant the women appeared in all the
splendor Of the most gorgeous gowns.
their bare arms and necks flashing
with priceless jewels. and each man
bowed before her in immaculate even
ing clothes. =
From the four corners Of the vast room
were released thousands of gorgeous
~ tinted butterflies, imported from
the tropics for the occasion. AS the
dancers glided through the dazzling
scene these wonderfully colored crea
lures fluttered about them in myriads,
darhng and circling in every direction
among the flowers and lights until the
room seemed veritable fairyland
A burst Of applause swept the crowd
as Mans radiant figure passed. encir-
cled by the arm Of the leader.
Stuart nodded and clapped his hands
with enthusiasm.
A more marvellous transformation
scene could scarcely be imagined
When Nan had passed he turned to
speak to Harriet, but she bad gone
A soft hand was suddenly laid on his
arm, and he turned to confront Nan,
her eyes flashing with triumph, her
cheeks flushed and her lips parted in a
tender smile.
Come. I'm going to honor you by
sitting out the next two Dances
When she had seated herself by his
side under bower of roses he was
very still for moment. She looked
up with quizZical expression and
said:
"A penny for your thoughts. Am
so very wicked after ail?"
II don't think | have ever seen any
thing more dazzIingly beautiful than
your banquet and ball. except the wo
man who conceived and executed it.
was just wondering whether your
Imagination was vivid enough to have
dreamed half the splendors of such 8
life when you turned from the little
cottage | built for YOU"
A look of pain clouded the fair face
and she lifted her jeweled hand.
"Please. Jim. I'D like to forget some
things"
And you haven't forgotten?"
She looked straight into Ais eyes ant
answered in even tones:
NO"
Both were silent for long while
and then they began to talk In low
tones of the life they had lived as boz
and girl in the old south and forgo
the flight Of time.
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/. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

- 8. JANUARY. ;.Ezs.4zE:slZI5
8. New Mexico proclaimed state In the
Union. ~ - II 4. e.,
Il A battalion of United States troops
sailed from Manila for China 81
H. Charles w. Morse. the banker, freed
from Atlanta penitentiary on pardon
by the president ss ~ ..s II
z. Rutherford Page Of New York killed
in a Curtiss biplane at Los Angeles
the first fatality in the United States
in 1912. ssss Is s.
5=~z: J:==5s5s. FEBRUARY. !.
4 The hulk Of the battleship Maine was
+: foated at Havana. zs=sS.s. @< S.. e
Il. A officials and ex-officials Of the In
ternational Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers arrested in
various parts Of the country charged
with completely in dynamite conspir-
.E* acy. s3s.
q. Iung frau railroad tunnel. in the Aims.
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Dance Of Death.

A FLUSH Of excited pleasure
"a overspreau Stnart's face us
~ he led his beautiful hostess to
the dining room. Apparently
on entering the banquet hall they were
stepping outdoors into IN enchanted
pine forest. The walls were complete
~ hidden by painted scenery repre-
senting the mountains OF western
North Carolina. The room had been
shrubhery melting imperceptibly into
the scenery on the walls and mock
ing birds were singing in cages hidden
high among the mughs Of the trees.
why. Man." Stuart gasped, that's
view Of the river hills at home
where you and used to roam"
well. if you hadn't recognized 1t.
should never have forgiven you. Are
you pleased with my fantasyY
"PleaSed Is not the word for It.
ne replied quickly. I'm overwhelmed
] never thought you so sentimental"
"Perhaps I'm not: perhaps I've only
done this to please Il friend. DO yon
spot I've brought back by magic to-
night from our YOUTH"
I'm afraid III wake up and find
I'm dreaming"
Stuart gaZed with increasing aStonish.
ment at the magnificently set table.
Winding in and out among the solid
silver candelabra tiny stream OF
crystal water flowed among miniature
trees and flowers Oh it's banks. The
flowers were all blooming orchids OF
rarest coloring and weirdly fantastic
shapes.
The service was all made for this
occasion. silver. cut glass and china.
Each piece had stamped or etched or
it the coat Of arms Of his native state
with the motto. peace and Plenty"
And you've done all this in six
weeks? It's Incredible"
1.-The world will say tomorrow morn.
Ing that | have given this lavish en-.
tertainment for vulgar display. In q
sense it's true. am trying to eclipse
In splendor anything New York has
seen. But l count the fortune it cost
we'll spent to have seen the smile or
your face when you looked at tina
painting of our old hills. | would havt
given five times as much at any mo
ment the past ten years to have known
that you didn't hate me-"
You know 1t now
"Yes," she answered tenderiy "Yo,
have said so with your lips before
now you mean it. You are your ole
handsome self tonight"
Apart from the charm Of Mans pres
ence Stuart found the dinner itself {
stupid affair, so solemnly stupid it a
last became funny. In all the mag
nif1cently dressed crowd he looked IL
vain for man or woman OF real in
tellectuai distinction. He saw onl,
money, money, money!
In spite OF the low murmurs Of Man,
beautifully modulated voice in his ear
he found his anger slowly rising. no
against any one In particular, bu
against the vulgar ostentati ton in whic
these people moved. and the vapid as
sumption OF superiority with whic
they evidently looked out upon tn
world.
But whatever might have been lack
Ing In the wit and genius OF the guest
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seconds; dis
lance about 800
miles. Il. =
The Australian
team won the
int I'm a.tiona al
cricket m a t c h
by a margin of
1872 runs in New
York. i 80.
Miss Margaret
Curtis Of Bos.
ton won the ma
uOnal woman 3
: golf champion
ship at Man.
chester, Mass.
bv a score Of
3. up and 2 to
play.
In the opening
game. of It h e
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ASSOCIATION MEETINGS

!
- s%@@~-; JANUARY.
le. The United Mine Workers Of America
met in annual convention at Indian
. apolis :. ~.
81 4 T. IS sMARcH.
.. The American Academy Of Political
Social Science met In Philadelphia.
l. Colonial Danes met in Washington.
.. United Confederate Veterans met at
s Macon, Ga. z-E
q. Sons Of the American Revolution met
8s: in Boston. s=z.:s
s. General Federation Of Woman's Clubs
met at San Francisco. s.
JULY.
{ Goth annual convention Of the Nation
al Education association met at Chi
cago. -: - -
Il The International Typographical I'M
ion met at Cleveland, O.
=. SEPTEMBER.
.. The Spanish-American War Veterans
were in session at Atlantic City. N. T.
10. The American Bankers association
met In Detroit
! The national encampment OF the q. A.
X. met at Los Angeles. Cal
u American road congress- met ut Allan
tic City. - zz
- OCTOBER
L International conservation congress
met at Indianapolis. s.
Is. The W.. c. T. U: met In Portland, ore.
Sgs NOVEMBER. sS5@zEsgzS5zggs
IL American Federation Of Labor mat Mt
Rochester, N. Y. IS * - - {.
u. The Daughters OF the Confedaracy In :
annual session in Washington.
q. National Woman Suffrage association
met In. Philadelphia. 5.szEE:
DECEMBER
The governors met In annual confer
ence at Richmond
q. The American Association For Labor
Legislation met In Boston.
y. The American Association For the Ad-
vancement Of Science met In Glove
land. S zsz5 IS
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field di meet nee at Jim Thorpe.
Stockholm with 128 points to Sweden's
14 and England's 66. Thorpe. the In
dian, won the decathlon. ls szy Z : r. g
z Olympic games ended. Sweden won
with total Of 1873 points; United
States. 129; England, 76. United States
led in frsts with Is; Sweden second
with q. - =
"A. Arthur Chapple ran q motorcycle a
mile In 80 l-5 seconds and 30 miles in
q minutes 50 As seconds both records,
at Brighton Beach, N. Y.
b. Ernest Barry, the English champion
sculler. defeated Richard Arnst Of Aus
tralia over the Thames course for the
championship Of the world. = /: ".
- AUGUST. -. -
4 Arthur Chapple drove a motorcycles q
mile in 50 as seconds at Brighton
Beach. beating his own record Of July
a. -.
!. Jerome Travers Won the amateur golf
championship of the United States, de-
feating Charles Evans. Jr., at Whea-
ton, ILL.,, in the final round. r,
Ii. The Chicago Americans defeated Phil
adelphia at Chicago, insuring the
league pennant to the Boston Red Sox
for the worlds series. # "
q. The New York club of the National
baseball league cinched the pennant
by defeating the Boston club in New
York, to 3. = =, -: --ssss.s-. r
%. Matt McGrath made a new worlds
record by throwing 16 pound hammer
record distance OF 191 feet s inches;
former record $50 feet inch. .zGs.szs
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had not been Woodrow Wilson.
duly elected to that body. r
4 The United States senate warned for
e1gn nations against acquiring naval
military sites near United States pos
sessions. r" ; &C.
S. National convention of the Progressive
party met at Chicago. -. -
Z. Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram John
son nominated by the Progressive ma
tional convention at Chicago. =;
rs. Second regular session of the cd con-
gress closed. ,-..--
SEPTEMBER.
Ii. Judge Alfred B. Beers of Connecticut
elected commander in chief Of the g..
A. r. at Los Angeles. -
OCTOBER. ..,-.. =
TO- DR.. Alexis Carrel Of the Rockefeller
institute was awarded the Nobel prize
of $4,000 for achievement in surgery. !
Is. Peace protocol signed by Italy and
Turkey, bringing to an end the war
over Tripoli go. -4
NOVEMBER. .~ =:
s. Governor Woodrow Wilson of New
Jersey and Governor Thomas r. Mar.
shall Of Indiana elected president and
vice president on the Democratic tick
ct by an overwhelming electoral ma
jority. Popular vote: Wilson, 6,156,748;
Roosevelt, 1928, $40; Taft, 1916, 422; Debs,
673 7S2 (approximate): Chain. 16O,644
Ii. Treaty between Great Britain and the
United States adjusting the north At
lantic fisheries controversy ratified in
Washington. y. 'ss-
DECEMBER. r.. . -;
Z Last session of the ed congress
opened. -,
6. President Taft recommended measures
to strengthen the army and navy in
his annual message to congress. ~
q. Woodrow Wilson's 56th birthday cele-
brated at Staunton, Va, where he was
born in 1856. zzss5 43:s:-[ + s
81. The commercial treaty Of 1892 with
Russia, which was abrogated by the
United States. terminated. s@# ~
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THE BAL K WAR
Z - ~ / : - Il
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2 ~ ~ % - :, : . "
j S'1''Elst i55iiEsie1g, ss-s & ~
ssOCTOB&R..ss !.

~ Hostilit ties between the Balkan states
=9s= and Turkey we're begun BY a clash on
the frontier north Of Adrianople.
8sS key. ss So SO
s1o. The Monten egrin army captured Detch-
itch mountain. on the road to & Sou
tari, with nearly all OF the Turkish de-
tenders. ~: 800
=. Bulgaria presented to Turkey the ulti-
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servian army defeated the Turks at
Kumanova. Ee.s =.s zsz5*s=%
] ss.EzSss-#. NOVEMBER. E. Il
Z Greek troops captured salonih from
.5s the Turks ia. Il. s @ ss:s.a.=Ss- -
II. Desperate Bulgarian attack in front Of
Constantinople repulsed by the Turks
u. The Balkan allies captured Monastir
4%: from the Turks. = si+}a g:= Z Z :Z3!
.. Delegates representing Turkey and the
Balkan states met near Constantine.
pie to confer on peace. . -,.5 4.
q. servian troops seized Durazzo, an AL
bantam port on the Adriatic sea. - :.
=ii$$$ :hE&.%: DECEMBER II 81
y The Balkan league powers, with the
~. exception Of Greece. signed an arms.
Nv tice with Turkey: E ~: s. 81
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Spare Time.

If you have half all hour to spare,
don't 60 and spend it with a man who
hasn't.-Sidney Lewis.
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: pierced, at. an attitude Of 1900 feet,
g.: where a station is located. t@.%#
a. Juarez. Mexico, captured by insur-
gents against Madero's government. i
III MARCH. =
L. Strike Of 100000. British miners In
- dispute over wages. - ssaszsss
+ Z. Amundsen, the explorer, announced
+ that he reached the south pole on Dec.
II, 1911. 49,, :. Y =-. s. -.
Il. End Of the strike Of mill operatives at
Lawrence, Mass, which began Jan. II,
1912 ~ {: sf|-z * -. -: -.
l6. The hulk Of the battleship Maine was
sunk with imposing ceremonies off the
coast of Cuba. - -. s. =
Is. Chicago meat packers declared not
guilty of violating the antitrust law.
r.. # .-.E : APRIL. - : =5 -. .z=s
Z Calbraith p. Rodgers, aviator who flew
: from the Atlantic to tile Pacific In 1911,
killed in a flight at Long Beach, Cal. 1
e English Miners Confederation aban-
doned their coal strike. sss.-Ez.g Il
10. The White Star liner Titanic. largest
passenger steamer af1oat, sailed from
Southampton on her maiden voyage
X for New York. m: . ~
16. Miss Harriet Quimby, the American
s:. air woman, flew across the English
channel. the first woman to accom-
plish the feat. y s. z;>,
o. Gable ship Mackay Bennett with her
IS cargo of $50 Of the Titanic dead re-
covered from the sea reached Halifax.
N. S. | 5.3.
10. Coal miners convention, at Wilkes
barre adopted an agreement with mine
owners and ended the strike; 10000
miners resumed work. !s5
eI s..-E
l. Philip 0. Parmalee killed In aviation
fight at North Yakima, Wash 80
President Taft welcomed the visiting
division Of the German navy to Amer
lean waters at Fort Monroe, Va
10. The squadron of three German war
ships visiting the United States steam
: ed into the Hudson, escorted by four
American battleships - s5 =
ID. Capt Dubois and Lieut.. Albert Pei
!. gnan, officers In the French army,
i killed when their biplanes collided in
midair at Douai, France -.
= JULY. - e
l. Miss Harriet Quimby, the first woman
to cross the English channel in an
aeroplane, killed in flight at Boston
3 The great dirigible balloon Akron ex-
ploded in fight at Atlantic City, N. J.,
killing 5 .aeronadts, including Melvin
Vaniman,. her pilot. s4:
crate the tercentenarv ~ Cha nan1asn,.
disoo,,o.,, - 49, 49, ~, -
IT, nonno NO ,,auo,1aa ~ r..a,. 80 80.
N. Y. RE- - - -
1a Herman Rosenthal. New York eam-
bier and accusar az tha nolica esho+
dead In the street. .s#. -
q. The balloon Uncle Sam, which left
Kansas civ IN tha 27th @landad at
4Manassas. Va. having travelled OK
miles. beating 6 comnetttor. IN The
Rennett aiimina tion 10 "a - : S. =.
{. -. - -. z:
..;s-. ~ .AuoUsT. . ~, Ell:
~ United states army maneuvers began
IN connecticut: .$. s....
Il Muia1 RAND. the sultan OF Morocco,
ADVOCATED the throne; Mula1 Youssef
.s was proclaimed sultan. s
H. The war game ended at Newtown,
conn:
n resident Tart signed the Panama ca
nal Dill regulating the canal tolls.
SEPTEMBER.
II Cen Count Marosuke Nop1 thu Jana
- =. nesa hero NJ Port rtl,ur .n6 HE x,,ifa
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matum OF tho
/. Balkan states.
Il. Turkey declar-
ed war upon
Servia and Bull.
garia. Greco e
i. and Bulgaria.
d eclar.ed& ar.
against Turkey.
::.s King Ferdinand
OF Bulgaria
Joined the army.
p. at the front. {,
4 Battle at Kirk.
Kilise between
.=...; Bulgars an d.
Turks. 49,. +
a. The. Turks re-.
tre,ated from:
AZ Kirk r: Kilise, be-.
( ing driven out:
.,, by the Bulga-
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wi 70 sat at Mans tables. there could
b no question about the quality OF
the dinner set before them.
When the feast ended at 1890 Nan
led be way to the ballroom. where
the entertainment by hired dancers,
singers and professional entertainers
lbegan on an improvised stage. =.
During this part Of the program the
women and men OF the banqueting
party who were to appear; in the fancy
dress ball at ~. including Nan, retired
to the rooms usove to dress for their
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Formal opening
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