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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
COOPERATIVE SPRING
OPENINGS THIS WEEK

March IS, IS and 20 tic dates. Prac-
tically all apparel stores ircluded.
Through the efforts Of the Retail
Merchants Bureau of The Chamber
Of Commerce of Norwich, Inc, il has
been arranged to have Il cooperative
-pring opening in this city today,
wednesday and THURSDAY.
This movement is more compre-
he1sive TODAY than in times now past
Ordinarily, oDgning events were sup
rUsed to include only the stores deal
ing in millinery and won.ns and
children's apparel, but in recent
yours through the acti.ity q the or
Gdni5atiCn committee of the bureau
The field has been broadened to in
Guide eli stores dealing in goods that
have seasonable appeal t. the buy
ing public. This means thai the stores
that will feature Openings during this
week will include those i.oUses that
deal in millinery, womcn's and chill
dren's apparel mems clothing and
furnishings. hardware, etc A per-
Usal of the columns of The Bulletin
viii be 4 guide TO the public in de-
termiping what stores ere co-operat-
ing in the joint spring opening move
ment.
Cooperative movements Of this
Kind serve q great public good. Those
who desire 10 keep in touch with the
changing fashions and learn the new
est ideas IN any particular line. make
il point TO attend all thu important
offerings. T;y having these offering
cv ents on the same days the I,cal
merchants give the shopping public
Az opportunity TO sec the different
lines in Wh-c1 they are interested on
the same day, thereby doing away
with the necessity of making several
trips downtown.
Of course it is understood that
these seasonal openings have. by far
the greatest interest for women, that
IS for those women who desire to
keep in touch with the changing
fashions in apparel. With all the
millinery AMI apparel shops holdinp
their openings at the sAnr time, il
win be possible for every woman who
desires to learn the tendency of tbs
spring fashions, to come downtown
90 any one of the three days selected
i1r the Joint opening and TO visit al
the openings that intercs: her in that
one trip.
That the public appreciates this
cooperative movement is evidenced
l'N the increased interest that ha.
bren manifested in these style shows
in recent years, and it is expected
that the interest will be more pro.
nounced this season than ever before
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHICAGO MAN BUYS
FAMOUS CALIFORNIA L5LAND
Vast Resort Planned

Los Angeles Cal, March l5.-One of
the biggest real estate .leals ever put
over in California is now an assured
fact and details can be furnished by
the interested parties.
Mr.. William Nrigley. Jr.. manufac-
turer Of the famous "Wrieleys Spear
} N MT" one Of the chief stockholders
I In the Chicago Cubs" bail team and
IN officer and director IN a total of If
! tecn enterprises in VARIOUS parts Of
the L. 5. is the head and con-
trolling interests in a company which
! as taken over Santa Ca-aIina Island.
/ The purchase price is close "a $1,000
COO and several millions more will be
srFnt TO make the isiar1 the great
show place of the Pacific Coast.
Included iu the transfer are prac-
J tically all OF the $4,000 acres of land.
J the new 500 COO STE. Catherine hotel
and its appurtenances, ten thousand
/ lead Of sheep two large ssamers
which piy between San Pedro and the
{ island. a feet of glass bottom power
: boats and other property Of the Santa
Catalina Island company
David BlanNenhorn, a well known
, Los Angeles business man il president
. of The new company. lie recently
received his honorable discharge from
captain.
1--WE intend TO make Santa Catalina
Island the greatest surmer and win
ter resort in hmerica." said Mr.. Wrig-
lev. Development will progress as
rsnid1y as possible and when business
warrants VS. will put OF more steam
er< There is room for a half mil
. Hon new cottages on the ie.and and
a second new hotel Is projected for
esriy completion. II is ny plan to
make this gem of the Pacific a resort
81 such attractiveness that IL will he
the mecca for visitors com all parts
OF the country"
Mr.. NriGloy. as the worlds great
est chewing gum manufactures. has
beer said 10 he one Of the largest con-
tributors 10 mems lasting enjoyment
among all who make for creature
comfort
his plans for the development Of
santa Catalina Island for the tour
lists and pleasure. seekers who flock TO
California's sun kissed shores will en-
title Mr.. Wrtgley in douhlC measure
20 al the credit he has thus far at
iained as the most extensive pur-
vevor OF Americas own famous con-
fection-the stick with the flavor that
lasts.
Just as we have looked 10 adver-
Using 10 build up our business" said
Mr.. Wrigley. so shall We make known
the fame OF Catalina Island The pow
or Of the press is one OF the worlds
greatest agents of advancement.
Without advertising II might take
twenty years to accomplish what ad-
Nertisin5 makes possible in one"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
HUMOR OF THE DAY

He-Did yol love me wher. you first
saw me?
She-Oh, no l had to get used to
ou first-Boston Transcript.
IIowson Oft Borrowing some
thing from YOUR neighbor22
I-onelyhurst--No: jusf trading n ton
of coal for a couple, bottles CT
SEotch.-Life.
Don't you know i toP 70, not TO
go swimmin' wild no white trash
chillin eh?" setrnly asked Sambo
iohnsins.
But he wanna white iefore he went
in replied .Sambo's small -son-Boys'
| Life.
Husband - Hurrah! I've got
weeks holiday.
Wife-Hos*vr 11ices-. Now SOU can dig
the garden, clean ont the cellar and
whitewash The kitchen. = Pearson's
Weekly. ~a... ~ ye
! The farmers wife taiis ne it is
profitable to keep mig t. get rid of
the scraps around the house"
| Il presume so. [ fin.l, however,
that my husband will es.- almost any
thing Free i'cess.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
Coming To The Greed.

The Greed theatre has contracted
10 show Thursday, Friday and Sat-
rrday, Miss Anita Stewa@t's initial
FIRST National production, "Virtuous
Wives adapted from the two mil
Owen Johnson.
"Virtuous Wives" is described as a
truthful story of married life in New
ork society. According to The author,
IN the introduction 10 mis- story, vir-
tGcus wife is becoming All extinct
SPECIE OF fem:nity under present-day
conditions. The reasons for this, as
described in his novel have been in
cluded in the screen adaptation. Miss
Stewart makes her return to the
AMERICAN screen after an absence Of
several months in the role of Amy
FORESTER, thA only member of a so
CiaI set to whom pleasure Is young"
As the wife Ct Andrew Forester. and
ohsessed on:y with the idea of con-
slant and uninterrupted amusement,
she appears in the role Of The Young
society matron who finally Is brought
to a realization that unbridled pleas
ure is but the ash of happiness.
Supporting Miss Stewart in "Vir-
tlous Wives" arc four stars of the
present New York theatrical season,
Conway Te1rle playing the part of
Andrew Forester, money shaker; Ed
win Arden ie seen in the role of Ru-
do-ph Delaharre: Mrs. DeEolfe Hop
req nlavs tie part of his wife. Irma
I'slah barre, AMI William Boyd appears
Is Monte Bracllen, social vaster.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
POETRY
GOD STILL WALKS FREE.


In ancient fevered days,
Men, anguish-torn,, sought freedom 70.
their souls, ~ Ia
And kneIt in desert; sands to scourge
With their own hands their bruised
and shrinking flesh,
And ate reluctantly the scant, rough
food they found,
And chanted tonelessly their thou.
sand-times repeated prayer,
And beat their brows in dust, and
longed to die .-s
Purged of their singing sins),
That so the Vision Pure might dawn
- on them. cafI4 So.
They found Him not, a.
Nor knew His promised peace.
They saw Him not,
Although the daily dawn their eyes
with glory smote;
Although the stars professional their
nightly vigils watched.
Meanwhile a Voice cried, here and
That in themselves lay triumph and
defeat sfEf sg-Fs
That in themselves a noble kingdom
spread, 80 '''' ''''r-~--~s
Where God would rule, if they but let
Him in!-
That in themselves. the well of peace
lay, sealed
By their own deeds, and lost to light
of day.
They listened not
Or, hearing, deemed it blasphemy,
Until Gods time was ripe, and Free
dom rolled
| Across the world, and set mems
hearts afiame. .4a
God still walks free," ~.
| His Form majestic doomed M
Where fires of conflict ragged,
Where Hate and Greed with tiercest
| powers fought
| To strike from life His justice and
His truth.
Men could not bind him by their
| finite skill;
| His ardors fred the weakest human
| flesh
To end the reign of blind and selfish
might.
He still companions those who follow
where he leads sL...
To freedom OF the heart and soul and
i mind sr rs
But who of us can dare to call Him
| friend?- .,.
We, who still toy with our delights,
| Who love our languors more than lib
! erty,
Who think no thoughts but such as
4 weave themselves
Around this uninspired, this indolent
flesh!
Rouse us to greater vision, God. Let
II Freedom mean
Things yet undreamed in this fair
world Of Thine!
Let Freedom cleanse and heal its bit
ter wounds, ..as-as
And mold mankind to match Thy far
off hopei
Marie L. Eglinton, in the New York
n Times. -,-r.=.--.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
BREED THEATRE,

Romance and Arabella," the latest
constance Talmadge comedy is the
feature attraction at the Freed thea
ne today. 1t is from The pen of
" liam Hurlhut, whose play of the
same name was a great success On
broadway. The picture has FIVE
separate love stories although the
heroine is tEc same in each one. 1t
is a tale of q. young widow who de-
c'des that her second hus<;nd MIST
supply her with thrills and romance.
Alter a few weeks of romantic men
she decides that after all her first and
prosaic sweetheart is the right man,
No more romance for romantic Ara
bella.
rearl White will also be seen in the
siYlh chapter of 1.-THE Lightning
Raider and the Pathe News and a
t,arCid Lloyd comedy titled Moth
ing But Trouble will complete the
bill
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
SPECIAL ONE-MAN FARM

a beautiful farm of So acres, well
divided into tillable, pasture and wood
land, fine orchard, plenty of other
fruits for home use. The land is we'll
adapted for general farming and
dairying. A ten-room house water
in the house), 2 large barns, ice
house, tool house, chicken houses and
sheds. These buildings are all in
good condition, including the follow
ing stock: IL head Of cattle, 2 horses,
| 3 hogs, 40 to 54 hens, all farming
implements and tools, and remaining
crops. This place is locate within
10 minutes walk from the trolley sta
ton, in a beautiful farming district,
best OF location good country
road, or 3 miles from Il manufacture
| ing village.
This place is to be sold at sacri-
| flee. Price and terms will be consid-
| cred. If interested, inquire of Ra-
cine's Farm Agency, Danielson.
| Conn, Phone 1885,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

vaes, the brilliant Brazilian pianiste
The Flonzaley quartette will APP
pear for the opening number.
Owing to slow recovery and pro-
tracted weakness from d severe at
tack of influenza, Mile. Novaes will
appear on May 9th instead of or
March 21st. as was expected.
This change of dates is unavoid-
able as she is too i'll to appear.
Word to this effect was received
Monday morning fSom her manager
Loudon Charlton of New York.
Course tickets for this notable
series are $3.50. which includes re-
served seats. Tickets so on SALE
Wednesday, March 10Th at Gran
ston's. Broadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
cLATE7 HALL CONCERT SERIES

Great enthusiasm has been mani
Tested IN the concerts TO be given
under tic auspices Of the Academy
musical course.
Subscribers for course tickets on
Wednesday. March 18th at Gran
ston's. Broadway. The sale begins
~ $50 a. m.
The following artists will appear:
on Friday. April 4th, the Flon-
zaley quatette the greatest cham
her guartette in the world.
on Tuesday. April 29th, Mary
jordan. pr;,n" douna contralto and
Maurice Dambois, the greatest Bel
gian 'celist.
On Friday. May 9th. Guiomar No
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
A Smooth, Hairless
Skim for Every Woman
(Modern .Beauty)

With the aid of a plain delatone
taste it is an easy matter to rid the
81 in of uns.ghtly hairy grnwths. The
paste is made by mixing some water
with powdered delatoue. This is APP
pied to the hairs not wanted and after
or minutes rubbed cfs and the skin
washed, when every trace of hair will
have vanished When sou go to your
druggist for Gelatone. be sure you get
the genuine article.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
BUYS FINE RESIDENCE
ON BENJAMIN STREET

Heirs OF William Burton have sold
to James Il. Moran the apartment
dwelling house at II Benjamin street
The property has all modern improve
ments and a lot 75x125 feet with out
buildings and fruit trees. Mr.. Moran
is TO make his residence there. The
sale was made Tor the Burton heirs
by John A. Moran, the real estate
broker.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
WORLD FAMOUS ARTIST SERIES

Nine. Julia Claussen, prima dom
ma from the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
will give a recital on Tuesday even
ing, March 18th, in the New London
Vocational Auditorium.
Julia Claussen is in the foremost
rank of the worlds greatest singers.
ternational. She has glorious
native Of Sweden, her fome is in
voice and uses it with dramatic
power.
A charming group of Swedish
songs will be included in her pro-
gram.
Following is the programme:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
FOR SALE

J. c. W1TTER. ........ .Auctioneer
Office and Auction Rooms, No AZ
Main Street, Danielsen, Conn.
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH goth, 1919,
At 1880 o'clock A. M.
An Opportunity to Attend a
Dispersion Sale of Quality.
56-HEAD oF-56
THOROUGHBRED YOURSELVES
Will Be Sold at Public Sale For
the High Dollar.
They are the genuine foundation
kind, well grown, highly bred, per-
fectly proportional, and without
doubt, one of the slickest herd of
swine in Windham County, if not
in the State of Connecticut, headed
by that grandly bred boar, King of
Canterbury, standard bred and
registered. His sire is that Won
derful producing boar, Alfalfa
Lodge Hermes, and his dam that
grand SOW Alfalfa Lodge Hecta.
bred by P. ]. Cogswell, the big
Yorkshire man of Rochester. n. Y.
Judge Quaker, the next boar in
the herd is very promising
young animal nearly months. old
and registered.
The sows are Dukes Daughter,
I a handsome SOW, farrowed October
,. 1916 out of Rochester Rebecca by
l Duke of Yates. She has 8 pigs by
4 side. Princess Por}1v and Princess
I Wee Wee are a pair of the grand
1 est individuals that a man could
/ desire to own. They are both
I grand producers of big filters and
a healthy pigs, one is due to farrow
! March 20, 1919 and the other one
4 May Is. 1919. At their last far
rowing period they gave birth to Il
] pigs each. The next SOW on the
\ list is Princess Mary. who has
recently weaned her litter and is
! ready for business again. Another
( beautiful female in the lot is
Princess Nellie with large pigs by
side. 10 gifts about ) or 6 MONTY
old Ga choice collection). L shoatcs
about the same age as the cilts
] and equally as good. The sale will
! be concluded by s large s week old
J pigs.
/ ATTEND THIS SALE
4 and take advantage of the oppor
4 tunitv to start where another leaves
q eff. Buy some OF these pigs and
help promote and continue the
& breeding Of good pigs in this coun-
I try and state. If YOU are in doubt
q as to whether it pays to raise bet
7 Ter pigs than your neighbor. come
and see for yourself Seeing is be
/ lieving and feeling is the naked
I truth.
/ OWNERS STATEMENT:
I 1t is with regret that ! am COM
i PEELED TO announce the sale of my
valuable herd OF Ycrkshires. but
rot without the satisfaction offeel-
h ing that l have accomplished my
4 desire to its fullest extent. The
I animals described above are care
Z fully and Faithfully represented arf
1 those which are not reg
4 istered are eligible at nom
I inal fee. The first of April I shall
Z be called away on d professional
1 business enterprise. therefore buy-
I ers will be requested to remove
4 their property as soon as possible
I latter the sale. Ny farm is located
h 4 miles from the railroad junction
\ at Plainfeld. Conn, via way o.
l Canterbury Green and mile soutl
Of the latter mentioned place, l:
/ miles southeast from Nillimantic
/ and miles north from Jewett CITY
Terms of sale cash and if decided!
\ stormy the auction will take place
4 the first fair day after at the SANE
1 hour. Lunch will be served a
noon.
Il THAD L. WILSON. towner)
II Canterbury, Conn.
I Phone 1914 Moosup Division
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

The Chinese government paper mill
IN its third year produced $4,000
reams OF paper, reduction of S.001
reams, as compared with 1916. The
year was not 4 successful one, owing
partly to the high cost OF materials
The mill is equipped with modern
American machinery.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
TUESDAY, MARCH rs, 1919,
at 10 O'clock a, NJ.

at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following property, to the highest
bidder. without reserve: One horse
(sound, general purpose, weight about
1900, ? cows, / jersey (four years old,
due in ApriD, / grade Give years old,
due in June, giving milk, , calves,
some poultry, collie dog, / two seat
ed business wagon, l Concord buggy,
phaeton, l lumber wagon, l business
sleigh, variety of other wagons, horse
rake, horse moving machine, 1 cult
vator / pillow, 1 corn shelter, l incu-
bator and breeders, 1 Eclipse planter, l
hay cutter, harnesses eight and
heavy, halters, blankets, lap robes,
iron bars, forks, shovels, augers bits
anvils, block and falls, grindstone,
tons hay, quantity corn on cob, guam
tity potatoes (secondsl, and household
goods.
If stormy, sale next fair week day
FRANK J. ATCHISON.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
ELSIE FERGUSON

In Ills Partisan Wife, at the Da
VS., today and tomorrow. also three
tig Keith vaudeville acts.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
WILLIAM E. WILCOX. .Auctioneer
AUCTION

Having sold my farm on the New
London turnpike located just south of
the Fair Ground gate, in the Town of
Norwich, Conn, will sell at public
auction,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
WANTED

WANTED-Married man for dairy
farm. D. w. Avery, Avery Farm,
Franklin Phone 57-2 Lebanon Div.
nar18d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
FOR SALE
S,
FOR SALE

Second load Of good Farm Chunks and
few matched pairs ranging in
weight from 1850 pounds to 1900.
a call and look them over and try them
and take- sthem home If necessary.
Every horse guaranteed as represented
or money refunded. Can be seen at
223 Lewiston Avenue, Jim Browns old
stand, Willimartie.
JOHN SIMPSON. Of Hartford, Mgr.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

WANTE D-Painting to do, job or
day work, prices reasonable. w. Muir
ray, II Spruce st. mar18d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ayrshire bulls, /, 2, 8
years old. George A. Kahn, Yantic, CT.
rnar1S6
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

WANTED-To buy two cash regis
tiers, one from lie to SO and the other
one from sc to 81. Write Cash, care
Bulletin mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
SALE OF HORSES,

SALE OF HORSES.
I am very sorry that my car of
Horses will not be here March 18th,
as advertised. On account of sickness
my buyer has only part of them
bought. | am in the west filling out
the load. Will be back with them
about March 22nd. Notice will be
given upon arrival.
Tel 5s6-S. ELMER r. PERSON.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18
TO RENT

TO RENT-From April LIST, two ten
ements, modern conveniences. Inquire
1873 Washington st. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE-Moon 1915 six cylinder,
seven passenger touring car, Cont
mental motor, tires 34x4, condition A
No. j, will be sold cheap if taken this
week; 1916 Buick Dds, first class
shape, closed top and summer top. w.
Lariviere, Il Cliff st. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
rooster, l year old. Phone 1718-3.
mar18d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE-Farm, about Is acres,
good location. Owner, Box 201, Plain
field. mar18TuS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

TO Reimbursement of six rooms,
to small family. Inquire AZ Broadway.
mar15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

WILL give away 40 or so loads of
nice rich loan, suita BILE for filling lawn.
Anyone interested, Phone $50, or call at
II Grove ST. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE-Seed corn. 1 have some
more OF the r. l. flint corn; last year
it tested 100 per cent. this year 99.5
per cent, officially; order early. John
Potter, Grlswold. mar15TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SAlE-Pair of oxen, years
old, weight about 32eo, extra handy
on cart. Earl DeWolf, Plain Hill.
Phone 463-12. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE = Farm, 81 acres, good
productive land, 11s miles from Will
mantle. Write j., Box Sc, r. D. l,
Willimantic. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-18

FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs
for Matching, S1.50 a setting. Tel
462-5 mar1Sd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-11
LA QUESTION RUMANA
EN- LA C~ONFERENCIA
DE PAZ EN- PARIS
Hoy por hey es ell problema
mas serlo que tiene ante
81 ell Consejo Supreme

PARIS, agosto 10.-No obstante
que 81 Supreme Consejo de Ia Con-
f~erencia de Paz no celebro aver una
junta con caracter formal, So sabe
u los miembros del Consejo estuvie-
ron discutiendo la situaci6n hdnga-
ia de una neF extraoficial. Las
platicas entire los miembros versaron
principalmente sobre Ia actitud de
Runania en- Hungria. mas que sobre
Ia situaci0n del nucvo gonierno lie
csc pals.
Per los despayhns que G&M enviado
los funcionarioS americanos encarga
dos de los trabajos de auXilio en- Bu-
dapest. cue han estado ceoperando
con los representatives ingleses e tia
lianos en- Hungria, Sc sabe que Ia
capital hungara Sc halla tranquila,
zero que ell servicio de transportes de
tcdas classes, inclusive Ell del Danu-
bio, Sc halla paraliZado. Como tai
cosa imulicl una seria amenaza de
hambre para la ciudad, los funciona-
rios aliados han apelado a Ia confe-
rencia de paZ, para que conslga que
los rumanus levanten Ell embargo so
bre los where's contra HungrIa, aSl
como todos los otrcs embargos sobre
81 transporte Y distribution de vive-
res que afectan d esa region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-11
Sc F0RMA N "LiGA DE
~CCNSUMIDORES"

PARIS agosto 1O.-Los habitantes
de Ia Decima octava o de guerra
que comprende el Distrito de Mont
martre Sc reUnieron esta manana en-
el salon del Ayuntamiento para for
mar ma "Liga de consumidoreS."
Las personals que resultaron elegi-
das decidieron que Ell la primera
reunion Sc nombren individuos para
insQeccionar los precies que rigen en-
los mercados Y los establecimienCos, e
impedir que sean exceslTos Y dejen Il
ma moderaGa eanancia a los vendedo-
res. Sc puso de manifesto en- Ia
reunion cue no sc ape,aria a nIngun
procedimiento de violencia.
Al terminar la reunion Sc propuso
una vista a los barrios ~comerciales
Y con csc motive Sc organize una ma
nifestacicn. Los yendedores de ar
ticUlos de primera necesidad fueron
visitados por Ia muchedumbrs deSde
rs diez de la manana hasta el ne
i,odia. V trataron aCerca de los pre-
clos de las merc2ncias los vendedo-
res antes de que llegaSen los iRvesti-
gadoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-11
EN- ABRu PROXIMO Sc
r Ell PROCESO
DEL EX-KAISER
Sc dice que tendrd lugar en-
la Corte de Hampton, GER
ca de Londres y que Lord
Finlay serd ell Presiden-
tie del Tribunal

LONDRES. agosto 10.-Uno de los
PARTICIPATES diaries que Sc editan en-
esta capital publica la noticia de que
el jurado del ex-kaiser Guillermo de
AlemaRia Sc hara probablemente ell
mes de Abril del ano proximo, en- Ia
Corte de Hampton, y cue tai vez
Lord Finlay sefa el que presida ell
proceso. Lord Finlay saldra dentro
de pecos dias para los Estades Uni
dos y ell Canada, en- los cuales paises
hara Una gira.
La Corte de Hampton es un his
torico edificio sobre ell rio Tamesis,
Que Sc halla como a 10 mas al su-
roeste de Londres, en- ell Conuado de
Middlesey. Fue prepuesto por ell
Cardinal Wolsey para su Residential
V antiguamente fue n de los pala-
clos reales. Ell edificie Sc halla ro-
deado de hermosos jardines.