Show I t t T r Z T Troublesome Leome me Kimono Sausage Ordered U Up J k P 0 sy syr r t Lt y it a 1 f b. b f L s At I i 4 r rs t n i I s r rI i Ii I I I ib o 4 i 1 bt r Si If v rk S' S S's s I s sC ii iiI I C s c I I I I 4 Iq 1 Heres Here's the Japanese kimono which Mrs Roosevelt ordered from Kiyo above in San Francisco the Francisco the purchase of which was heard round the world When Tokyo newspapers published the story elation was expressed b because cause Mrs Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt after leading a a. a boycott of Japanese silk apparently 1 had rel relented Mrs MrS' Roosevelt lt a apprised pris d of f the the situation ua d denied de- de nied flied nied she ever had aided a Japanese boycott said sh she woul wouldn't I i i hesitate i-hesitate v to buy Japanese kimonos she wanted I F 4 r a aL aYa L S' S Ya y I i SSi i ii sN S f 11 3 f fv xi f v s ri S Q F'S 1 Yv n kP 3 v J N ii p j i N m J dJ Armies Armies' ie today are better equipped with observation planes than in the World war days but captive sausage balloon is still of great value in spotting enemy activity The French army uses many like the one above |