Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
FRENCH ARE STILL
TRYING TO STOP
RACE SUICIDE
Various Suggestions Made for
Facilitating and Increasing
Number Of Marriages; Gen.
tleman's Handbag --latest
Freak.
Especial CorFsspsnaesss 60 ,hs Hsrsis !

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Especial CoFFespsaaeass a. che Hsraie I
Paris, Jan. 20 Various suggestions
for facilitating aud decreasing the
humber OF marriages in France have
been reported 'by the subcommittee
on law and administration Ut the gou-
"rsl combustion that was appointed
a. consider the depopulatiOR Of
France.
~ addition 10 several bills calling
for greater police surveillance 10 pre-.
vent violations OF the health laws. the
committee recommends the puHaa az
~ a measure proposed by NJ. Lcpinc.
the project 81 police, calling Tor the
distribution of premiums To- those
state employees Who have several chill
drcu' The measure also stlpulotcs
mat no increase, of rCnunCrd ton
Hhnll be- voted 10 such employees Ia
the future without giving u special
treatment TO employee with large
families.
The Americaa students club. uf
brussels, which was founded aud en-.
lowed bN Mrs Ldrz Anderson. the
wife uf the American minister. has
now become one OF III most useful
aud best, kituwn institutions IN bel.
giuui The club has unanimously
adopted resolutions Of regret az tho
departure uf Mr. and Mrs Aud'r.
son, the minister having uccn dp.
pointed ambassador 10 Japsa.
Several Well known American Vum-
90 have presented Nplushl" pictures
70 'hc clubhouse. white other gifts IA.
tludV rare, antique fireplace and
au antique silver tea service
Great perturbation WAS aroused Ia
the breasts ut lovers 90 Paris by the
report that the Count de- FranuueN Tile
haH sold the historic chateau dc IL
Muctto ANA It's wonderful old park.
On the Passy border ot the BOls DO
Rpuiogn", 10 "a speculatiug builder.
who VAS going To- cut down the con.
tcnariln trees and build large blocks
OF apartment houses. \ letter rom
the count. however. allaycd pHblic
opinion
lie had not. aud did not intend. to
sell his house, but Ia viCN ut IA" ire.
mcndousiv heavy tax on unbuiit land
the park. including the beautiful ave-
nuc " lime trees ~ NaneaRh asi,i the
tlnc 7uld-r gsr,len a. tho edge OF tho
Bols dc lioulugnr Tn" ground sold
totals altogether about 5000 square
meters, aud the price paid be under
stood TO be- ti.sUO.OOU
The chateau was originally u hunt
iug lodge ia the time OF Louis XIV.
philippe Duke of Orleans. the re-
gent, built huus" ~ one story there
Tor his daughter IN, Duchess Of Ber.
~, who rendered II famous by her
entertainments. Tn, second story
and the garrett were added by Louie
Nv. u iH aesucistCd with the rest.
d'ncc of Madame Du0arry ana after
wards Of Louis XVI
After thu res ulutiun duriug which
period u became national pTuports.
~ was sold 80 NJ Erard. Who com
pl'tciy transform a ana udd'd To- e
considerably geo that is nov POSSESSES, +,
little historic interest on th. death
oi Madame Lrird 10 pd"yrd to her
daughter Vho had married the
Count dc FIauque,ill..
The Biliothcquc Rationale. which
already pussrb-CT ~ miles of shelves
VIII within the neat few months add
another tive miles go Us total fha
great French library now contains
considerable oNar 3.uOO.U Ou volumes.
far hcyunu the number iu other nm
tuual libraries. but us AZ institution
tut students II b. much hchiud The
times There b. No artificial light.
aud Ut this tim Ul The scar the huge
store " knowledge be- uuitC useless. -
uu books are issued except duting e
i,v hours IN ia" middle at The DAY
rho world uf Partisan daudirs.
whose rAisteuco n occupied With ear
featuring tn EhRil4h aud American
iualr fashions. has been greatly Hgi-
tttcd hy the uvvH that q icW duSs
ago well known elegant was seen
300 picDudillf. not with q poppy Or a
ltly., hut leather handbag houginT
i'un his lett arm, aud was iurlh'
seen 10 enter % stur. aud stow '"H.
his uriiiing purchases n hi rciicui'
which contained, ass permanent ~
uugs. e cigarette ease, mat hes, %
purse. a knife ANA uu oxford biblr
tn latest within ut female crccn'
trlcity. ar cuuntcrpOlse 90 the ms
huudbaa is thu Introduction OF din P
moud studded shoe heels well
known dauCor b. responsible tor 'hiN
idcu. Her dream, " appears. ~ lu
abandon shoes for sandals, Hu IA "
che MAY To able 60 adoru her fc"t
with rings la the classical mhhn"'.
hut az this seems impracticable ~ lh'
muddy Paris strccts, she " considor
ing "a compromise in ~" shape ot be
,liumund heels Tier suggestion,
which IN believed ~ have had q
Transatlantic Inspiration, has been
Welcomed with 'hOrus oi approval
lu theatrical circles.