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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
MORE A G CASES.

Vera Cruz. June 15.-After three
days. beginning last Friday, I'm which
no new cases of bubonic plague de-
veloped here. two cases Of the disease
and three suspected cases were re-
ported today. There were also two
deaths from the plague.
incubation with serum sent from
the United States is proceeding rap
idly. Plague conditions have not be-
come worse, although the epidemic
has not as yet BEEN entirely stamped
out
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
Ert 0ass bookkseper and once
man wanted. Address 90 Herald.

AWf4t U.4gIHH
NnH uass bookkseper and once
man wanted. Addre. 90 Herald.
Daacing e Feadsns Grows, Anvil.
10. every Thursday evening. starting
May 2oth. Nude ~ Enard's orches-
tra--Adv.
month. Al! outside rooms. Newly
furnished. Onion Hotel. East Grand
ForkA-Adv.
Barn Dance at Carl Johnson's, Sat-
urdAy. June -. 1929, 8 miles north
and 10 miles east Of East Grand
Forks. Public are cordially invited.
Music by Barry's orchestrA-Adv.
p. Il. Wilder will write your fire
and automobile insurance. Oldest
agency in North Dakota Prompt
service always. second floor, Clifford
building Grand Forks. N. D.--Adv.
Club Leader-o. A. Barton, boys'
here today comforting With Miss Eliza
beth Burr, club leader In Grand
Forks county.
Dance at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
June ls. Music by Royal Hilo Ha-
wduAIl OEC1leSLA IN n1IIV0 COSCUr1oS
dreamy waltzes. Yach Hacki me-
steps Hull fox. trots. Usual Belmont
popular prices. Tell your friends to
meet you here.-Adv.
Royal Hflo Hawaiian Orchestra,
heard on tho Victor records from
coast to coast will positively appear at
tho Net theater for the frst show only
|. "Wednesday night Following their
performance they will appear at Boil
mont park at s:oe.-Adv.
Aan or Bring your broken glassea
o. frames to Is. We are Optical spe-
ciAlists. All work is taken caro Of
promptly. r. G. NcAllen. Eye Sight
Specialist. Phone 1851. Office.
suite II and lS, I'VE Dakota Ph&rm-
acy. Grand Forks. N. D. p. o. box
764.-Adv.
Emltstments Open-Aecordins to
word received by the local army re-
cruttng station enlistments are now
open for the Fourth cavalry. A num-
Dor Of vacancies in the regiment must
be filled up. Exceptional privileges
are offered soldiers in this regiment.
T! Ohr4sty and His Famous Orchestra
plays this week, Darlington Monday,
New Rockford State Fire Tournament.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
F~essenden Auditorium Friday, Spirit
wood Lake Pavilion Saturday. Fea-
tured on the Chatauqua program,
Bryan Day at Spiritwood Lake on Sun
day. The Orchestra that has made
the hit.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
MEET IN MooRHEAD.

MooPhead. Mimi, June 15.-The
forty eighth annual convention. OF. the
Minnesota state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
opened here this morning with sx
hundred Minnesota drennen I'm Moor
kead. Late arrivals are expected to
swell the attendanoefto SEQ.
The principal ~addresssof the morn
ing session was delfveredtb by J.. A. o.
Preus. candidate for governor Of MIN
nesota on the Republican ticket. who
told the hremen they should stand in
support Of the regular. straight
forward Republican program" in the
coming election.
Mayor Hodgson Of st., Paul. Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, was
scheduled to speak al the afternoon
session. A. parade Of delegstes to the
convention will be held this evening
and viii be followed by . street
dance. Tho conventions WIN eleses 10
morrow. a *
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
~APDUU1IAR oAsE

court Of the United States has been
called upon to decide. whether cloth
h clothing under,the-Iever sct. Fed
ersl Judge Hand todAysgTanted = writ
Of error asked BY. theSguvernmsnt IN
tho case Of tho American WOODEN
company Of New York and Ka~-
,chusstts and william n. Wood. preGi-
dent Of these corporA&1oaA. chAreod
with p~rontsering IN tAa 0le Of b0ltS
Of cloth Federal ua9o lkANk QoaaAeA
the mA3efmAnt IN tho Gr0und that
clDth Was not weaxiAG aDpareL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
E1ot 0AO bookkeeper and once
man wanted. Address 80 Herald.

man wanted. Address So Herald.
@Belmout Pask-Danelng every Tues
DAY and Friday evenings, D to 11:1k.
loo per dance. Emard's orchsstsA-
Adv.
June Ii. Music by Ctibor's 1e-piece
orchestra Come where you get your
moneys worth.-Adv. !.
Poonies for ale, 7Se per dosen.
Lyle sandlie. 126 Conklin avenue
Got BaEgage to Haul7 Phone 81.
Residence phone l272-J. Immediate
ssrv1ce. Auto Baggage and Dray. ].
Visiting G0-william Eaworth, q
resident of Hamilton. and well known
IN The surrounding districts, Is visit
1e the city as a guest OF the Freder-
~ aotel for a few days. =
Roat's Paint store, so4 DeMers ave-
nue.. Roats Sign Shop. 602h De-
Mers avenue Rqat's Auto Finishing
Shop. .3os South Third et.-Ads.
Road surveyed-Joe Ingram. eoun-
ty surveyor, and his crew are busy
making a preliminary survey for the
state road from LArinnore to the
Walsh county lima.
Peony ssse BY the Presbyterian
town orders solicited. Phone 10 or
write Mrs. c. c. Finch, secretary
Adv.
Your Savings Deposited In the First
SAVINGS Bank is mfe against loss be-
cause the guaranty fund protects SOU
Checking accounts solicited and We
are open Saturday, evenings -Adv.
Shoe sAle-1Atest ladies', mems
and children's shoes, 10 day sale. Is
per cent discount to reduce stock. O.
X, Shoe shop, 622 DeMers Ave..across
from depot. E. e: sather.-Adv.
Dance Saturday Juno 10 at Kreda's
Grove, dancing starts at 9 p. m. tn!
public Is cordially invited. Good music
and a good time. Direction 8 miles
north and 8 miles a s Of East Grand
Forks-Adv.
Gets Position-Allen Bruyere, for
merly of Larimore and an a<Amnut
of the state university. who has been
geologist for the Texas Oil company
Of Texas; has been sent to Tampicc
as chief geologist of the firms prop.
critics in that country.
Ctibor's Famous Orchestra viii play
this week at Ardoch, Tuesday: Mimic
Bowery, Wednesday; Lanktn pavilion
Thursday; Bachelors Grove pavilion
Friday; .Merrifield, Saturday; Lankin
Sunday. mo rest for the wicked
Adv.
Herald Want Ads Bring Resulta
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
ROYAL Hilo Hawaiian
Orchestra To Play
In City Wednesday

The Royal Hilo- Hawaiian orches-
ira will appear In the city on Wed
nesday evening. Stan Brown OF the
Net has secured them for the first
show. The players will present a
musical novelty act, which is greatly
different from the ordinary run Of
vaudeville.
Later in the evening the orchestra
will play at Belmont park pavilion
where a dance will be given.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
MANY ATTEND CONFERENCE.

Paris, June 15.-Representatives Of
ten nations attending the information
ala conference for the protection Of
f0tllEn interests in. Russia have de-
ctAedeon the principle that all states
of the s,foEmer Russian empire must
gtyea E9xanteess that they will carry
their, share ofsthe engagements of. the
tmpex1Al. regime according to the
NafaA, Itlhas .been decided 10 oppose
rmunDf1pn of commercial relations
until an International agreement Civ
iAg, satisfaction to- holders Of Russian
bondsshAs been concluded. the news
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
TEMPERATURE HAS.
NOTHING TO DO
WITH THIS COURT

sprtngfIeld, Ohio. june 49,
Judge Frank w. Gelgcr Of com.
mon pleas court today issued q
warning that women who ap-
piled for divorces i'm his court
must be careful OF their dress.
The judge told attorneys that
II don't care II It is as hot rs
these women have GOT to
wear more clothes when thoy
como into court. This thing OF
pcek.a-boo waists and seo-moFc
ak1fts has got to STOP"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
CLAIMS
WILL AMOUNT TO
$l2,000,000,o0 0

Paris. June 15.-Italy's claims on
PREPARATIONS to be paid by the central
empires, including pensions, has been
fixed at so. 500. 900. 900 lire (normally
about s12,120. 900, oo0) according to
Rome dispatches to newspapers here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
POLK RETIREs.

Polk of New York retired today rs
undre-secretary Of state. He was
succeeded by Norman Davis Of Ten
nessee, formerly assistant SECRETARY of
the treasury, whose appointment was
announced yesterday at tho White
House.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
RE0OIME WINS RACE

Newport, r. l., June 15.-Re0olute
~ today's trial race with tAe vanitfe
fsr America's cup defense hoposs by
tWo minuteA seven seconds elapsed
time and three minuteA 42 seconds
tmA, The coufss WA arr
r1ngOA for q W1naWard and leeWard
rao0, 00t the wind shtfted IA tie Wy
IA, making the last ~ m6lso A<sach,
tnaknAd ct Q d !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Not1ce-Owing to the large guar
antee necessary to obtain William J.
Bryan and William Howard Taft for
speeches at Fadden's Grove. the Fad
denis Grove association has found it
necessary to fix an admission fee Of
50 cents for each address. Children
will be admitted free Of charge-Adv|
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

dress the gathering it marked the
first time in history that a woman
had bee heard on the speakers stand
at a national political convention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

A@NAA oAAo
Minneapolis, Mimi. June Is
Timely rains in sections where hot
weather damage TO oats was feared,
furthered unsettlement in cash mar
kets with a sharp break in rye pre-
miums. lower wheat prices and lack
Of export demand made a strong ar
ray OF bearish news, U markets
were narrow n needed little support
from bulls and rvous shorts to
maintain a firm undertone. Futures
broke a bit early OF the rains but Of
ferings were light on the decline and
recovery followed.
Cash rye dropped ADS cents, COM
s-s@7-s cents brought buying and
little was needed to turn the tide.
Oats eased 5-s@1 cent and July
ran up ga cents. Barley futures de-
clined 2 1-2@2 rs cents.
Wheat offerings were down to 1s5
cars. but h urgent demand was
about filled and after some early trad
ing at unchanged prices the market
eased cents. Durum was un-
changed, choice in good demand.
"1t seems to me-" said the old
fashioned man. that SIS is a lot of
Of clothes.'
Perhaps it is" replied the pur-
chaser. but the salesman made the
transaction as painless for me as
possible"
How SO p"
He told me the same suit would
probably cost 800 next year"
New Brunswick. n. j., June Is
Herbert Hoover and DR.. Jacob Gould
Schurman. retiring president of Cor
hell university. received honorary de-
grees of doctor of laws at the i54th
annual commencement of Rutgers
~o11o~A ho~a fnHay ILf.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Breckenridge Long Of st. Louis re-
Gently resigned his post as third as
sistant secretary of state to seek III
Democratic nomination for senator
from Missouri. Long has virtually
q clear field, as Governor Frederick c.
Gardner has announced that he will
not enter the race. At present Long
is i'll.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Dance ~ Bachsaors aFovo-Friday,
June ID. Music by Ctibof's 1o-piece
orchestra Come where you get your
moneys Worth.-Adv. :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Is Rooms By the day. week or
month. All outside rooms. Newly
furnished. Onion Hotel. East Grand
ForkA-AdY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Belmont Pask-DanelnE every Tues.
day and Friday evenings. 3 to 13:1t.
LOG per dance. EmArd's orchsstsA-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-15

Ctbor's Famous Orchestra viii play
this week at Ardoch, Tuesday: Mimic
Bowery. Wednesday; Lankin pavilion,
Thursday; Bachelors Grove pavilion,
Friday; Mortified, Saturday; Lankin,
Sunday. mo rest for the Wicked
Adv.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-05-19
The Suits

Are all New-and are divided in
to three groups. This first
group contains Tweeds, Jerseys,
Sport Garments for Summer and
Fall Wear-All- at the one price
and Homespuns .only--Splendid
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-05-19

White 1.jerz silk-$3.es =.
36-1nch all pure Silk LaJerz: One of the most
beautiful Silks in our Store. For Ladies Sep :
arate Skirts-or Blouses and Mems. Shirts. Wash
:; ',as no sir i, = ~ May Sale g 98
- .-' IL
81 sSSksss
Sheets and Cases S@sf q 7
Ready made Sheets are High Priced and Hard
to get. We will sell IL Dozen Sheets only dur
ing this sale, as: we can not replace them. for
what we ask. They are all Seamless and Torn
Sizes: s@
s81x90 Salem Sheets 20
72x9oeW 81 50 !.
a42x36 Phoenix Slips 35c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
PASTOR WANTS TO QUIT
Started New York Vice Crusade by
Serman: Has to be
SubpOenaed

New York, April 30-Rev. John
Roach Straton. formerly of Norfolk.
Va, and now pastor of Calvary Bap
list Church in this city, who has
played a prominent part in New
York's vice crusade, Tuesday was
subpocnaed to appear today before
Commissioner Of Accounts Hirshtield
and tell of his discoveries along the
great "White Way
Sensational charges made by the
Clergyman in his Easter sermon re-
suited in Mayor Hylan ordering
Commissioner Hirshficld to launch
the fifth concurrent investigation Of
conditions in this city.
Dr. Straton after appearing before
the Federal grand jury and the reg
ular grand jury considering charges
against members of the police de-
partment, announced he had no desire
to assist in the new inquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
JAIL DRY AGENT
West Virginia Loses Liquor Case
Case Appeal in Richmond

Richond, Va, April 29.-Affirm-
ing the decision Of the Charleston,
w. Va. district, the Federal appeal
court yesterday decided here that Ru-
fus Clendennin, State prohibition
agent of that city, assigned to spe-
cial duty under the prosecuting at
torney of Kanawha county, must
serve thirty days in Jail and pay a
500 fine fer carrying on the bust
ness OF a retail liquor dealer without
paying a special license tax.
According to Clendcnnin's story,
which the appellate court regarded
as highly incredible, he delivered six
gallons of liquor seized by him in
raids to jim Nutter, ali alleged il
licit dealer, without exacting any
pay for it. The government tried to
prove that Nutter paid So a pirt for
it.
The Appellate court held that Glen
DENIM became an associate and par
ticipant with Nutter in the retail bus
mess in violation Of the Federal law.
if he delivered the liqucr to Nutter,
knowing he was engaged in retailing
liquor. Criminal intent in such eases
was not necessary, it was held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
bl;ZEAK CiJH|||'I EXION
Ruddy CIleeks-SparklingEyes
Most Women Can lave
Sai,s Or. Edwards, ? Wcll-hnowD
Ohio Physician

Dr.T.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women fer liver and bowel all
mcnts. During these years he give to
his patients a prescription made OF a
few wcil-knowr vegetable Ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You t7il
Iinow them by their olive color.
These tablets are wo:der-Workers o..
The liver and bowels. which! cause z
normal action, carrying of The waste
nd poisonous matter il ones systci:i-
Itvou have pale face, sa!lo"' lock.
dull eyes. pin?!as, coated tongue, mad,
actles. a listless. no-cood feeling. Il! 'iit
4 sorts, inactive bowels, you take ore
G. DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
fcra tine ard Rotc Tic pleasing results
Thousands OF woman and men take
Dr.. Edwards Give lahiets-thc Sue
cessfrll substitute for caloHe!-non. and
then just to keep them tit. lCc and Zoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
500 DIE IN FIGHTING
Revolt Overthrowing Guatamalan
Government Cost Heavy Toll
of Lives

San Salvador Republic of Saliva
dor April 29.-Eight hundred men,
women and children were killed in
the recent fighting in Guatemala
City during the revolt which resulted
in the overthrow of President Man
ucl Estrada Cabrera, according to
the latest advices received here from
Guatemala.
Numerous adherents Of Cabrera
who remained faithful to their chief
were killed in their houses. and many
Guatcmalans. who fled the country
arc returning and are being received
with enthusiasm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
lmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. R..

New Notwithstanding
| m. ca. C. L0 ;. 1870 p, m.
Washington Richmond
\ M Coaches only) =.
X nlria -Ouantico- Fredericksburg
I and local beyond
washington-Ri chmond
m. -. LocaD -. l!.aa a. m
dw York acknowledgements
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Washin@ton-Quantlco
& ~ .(LocaD 49,. LAO p. m.
Washington Richmond.
i m. (EXpressl 80 o'2S p H.
MISUNDERSTANDING
!, y, 49, LocaD 80. 5.33 p. NIX
y rk-Palm Beach-kcE West:
! ~ *. C. Id =, $40 p. m.
Washington Atlanta memphis
Z M. -. Is. a. l.. 49,. = mum
Observation-Disclosures
m (LocaD 49,. 80 ?. m.
~ York-Tampa-St. Petersburg =.
~ IS. <. L.) ;. go a. m.
?; amrik-.iiaeksonville-st. re,srsonrG
I'M. :! ga. C. L. ...;. 9.lo q. IN.
JEoshington7 FredcrickSpnrG
tA,;f3nirhJ: CLocaD -. So" H. ~.
Il Richmond Washington
n =. (Express) $500; 90 u ~.
t2,rdays only. A,o~or-
y Shelton, Ticket Agent, A'cX Ia,,
Ea. ]. 3. Mordecai. Traf1ic Man
JRichmond. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-30
KILLS. DEFENDING MOTHER
Baltimore Boy Shoots Negro Who
Refused to Move on

Baltimore. Nd. April 29.-Sam-
ucl Levin, aged IA. shot and killed
John Belts. a negro. IS years old.
when the latter threatened the boys
mother. The negro. according to
neighborS, stood in front OF the store
conducted by Mrs. Levin AL day.
She ordered him away. but he threw
a large stick at her. When the boy
returned from school. he too ordered
the negro away. He refused to move
and the boy Went to his fathers
room. procured his pistol and fired
one shot. The bullet entered the
Negroes brain. He died after being
removed to hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

eieign would be greatly raised, but She
absolutely refused 10 consent, even i'm face
OF tyrannical threats.
The Grand Duchess before her ubdic,
ton defended herself with spirit agnin",
tho charge that she was proGcr1nan in AN
Interview which she gave to her former
French goYerneag
They have published broadcast" yhe
sa!d with fiery Indignation the accusation
that ] have received the Iron Grass IRON,
the German Kaiser II IL a falscbood
have received medal from the RED Cross
officials for my services TO the wouud.d
They have also published that tho Grr
man Government han compcnsaicd my
people for the damage they nav. don. m
my beautiful land. That ~ incorrcc,
Jncy cannot compensate for tho daInor.
done ny 100000 bnrbarou. sodicrn the
have paid paltry 100000 for buildings
destroyed for military rcagOug.' I'm, moth
'ag for the enormous amount Of other dam.
age done.
II aympatihzed wl,h Tho Queen Of ,he
Eclgians when nbe Nae driven GU, of her
country. but her suncrngH were small
compared TO mine. Tor rAc yaE free nnd
received tho admiration Of The world. while
wag prirnncr and mas m!guulcrg,ood
" all my fricndB."
One Of the mos, amazing episodes Of the
81 Ia2o. In,.rn.o.na! feature Service. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17


enco than any other cause in prejudicing
the lllixcmburgers against their Grand
Duchess and causing her dethr0nement
But tho truth is that tho marriage OF
her sister to the elderly Crown Prince was
ono of the greatest sorrows OF tho young
Grand Duchess's life. She was entirely
powerless to prevent ii, and her sister was
practically abducted. Itupprecht and his
glrl bride are now living in poverty and
cbscurity. the marriage has turned out
very unhappily, and any day the news may
DO expected that the young wife has run
away from her husband.
In the midst Of the war another sorrow.
greater than any Of tho others, fell upon
the Grand Duchess. Tho young noble
man to whom she was about TO announce
her belrothal when the war broke out fell
IN the lighting. She has never published
his name, but II is known that .ho has
suffered the bereavement She was not
ape TO communicate with him or publish
his name during the war. And now that
u IL past she has determined that hi,
identity shall remain secret locked for.
ever In her bosom.
"hcn inc war was over her SORROWS
were ny no means Ut an end. After the
Germans retired the most rabid patriots
among the I.uxemburgcrs were at liberty
To attack the Grand Duchess. Cries OF
J.rItn Htch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

n "ouah Oh our Tune probably has
IN suffered greater misfortunes and
sorrows than tho c1.Grand Duchess
Marie Adelaide of Luxembourg.
SO great have been her misfortunes that
they have driven her. though still in the
hrst Hush of her youth and beauty, to be.
come nun In the severest OF cloistered
orders-the Carmelite order-which 70.
quires its members to lead n life that ,s
almost a living death.
Only" twenty-five years old. charn,inp,v
pretty, lately the occupant OF a ,hronc
born TO wealth, hnnors and every Injury
me cN.Grand Duchess has become So nj,
tcTly tired of l!fc that she wishes to hide
herself forever from the world. Nothing
could speak more eloouentlv If sn,.rn,h
than this ''""
Luxembourg. though tiny country j.
really an ancient and historic monarchy
IL formed part Of the empire OF CbarIn.
h"she' ara ever since that early time Il
mas enjoyed some form of Independence.
as State. although more powerful neigh
DOTS nave at various epochs exercised a
controlling influence in its affairs There
are French, helgian and German element
among the population, but the great ma
lorlty wish 10 remain independent
me Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide sue.
ceeteu to the throne OF this prosperous
'ANHc niue state in 1912. She he.
lohsS 10 branch o; the same ancient
!1,hL'E as queen Wilhc!mina OF the Meth.
c!i"Mds Marie Adelaide was the oldest y,
-" S!slcIs ana % her five juniors she was
me most loving and generous OF rulcr.
Everybody IN Europe locked ON mo Grand
duchess and her family and her little ronr'
y! as occupying an ideal position I.nyor,.
puts !."" q Ett!c Parliament OF it's own
M"S yer! prosperous, paid scarcely any
'a@"'1oi ana maintained no army orcnr,
purely ornamental force or 200 r,er
IN the year 1914 the younr Cr.ra
Juchess was twenty years old and Mo
every European girl Of high RANK shn w..
vSptcteH 70 get married without dnlav
MAJ TACT did not in the least darknn ~.
happy OUTLOOK of tAe Grand Duchess rhn
b.,a s hHiseT proposed several hus.
30 ~ ior heF from among the princclings
;Idn ,S e.npHc' put proudly asserting her
independence she refused 10 listen 70 ~,
suggestions 'e'' 10 HIS
she was going 10 choose her hrs,,,,,
LOT herself, and those in her ron",, va. su
whispered that She had ALREADY Gn,,, ~,
put ms name was 10 hc ken, ,.,r,, 80,
S'le "t.h Teaa! 10 announce Il TO her uc,,,,i,.
IN me meantime the Grand D,cr,rs pD,
.ihued 10 leaa Ter !dyiiic cyistenr. a.; ,
NIUE country, wandering abou, f.. ,'
III! scenes and picnicking with nor So.
among Its mountains ana ,uoiira ,, "'..,!S
ta,ious.! among her pcOple.
pom this happy young gin hnr t.,,,.
iittie taM!!y ana her happy l!ttlo con,',r,,.
49,. me a"iGl calamity OF war ~,
cosr i'ia' Al me same time tina, ,b,
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Luxembourg in vast hordes '''e'ed
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