| Show L EE E C E E C c C E c C C C c C CC C Cc C C C COat c ll r 14 r A CITY of VORI AN ANi iND iNDA i v v IMMENSE I U E ID n U u J u U C OF 4 r 1 OJ U A N 1 NG SST A i iv ir v f wo woG v J r a a h a a a a c c e G c cC a y a a 1 a aa a I rr u of 01 Oid Nw News by Frank Frap G United Slate I I PAris o ot I u t I fb customs I nt at New York amt un I the th Intro Iq v ore re of 01 H IW Ii had a large gc falling ort of I I trade As It Is hg nov ne than 10 1 n run ull tn take ke snore n II Into the United I I 1 u S 1 Inn lell e f t dUly duY 1 1101 Is I r r 1 r l III 1 6 uro made malle to tod tI III what the tI have there then thenIs d 1 lure lore just e way of oC oft smuggling nd III IIII Is I no 1 lS 0 Ible s s t I tt 1 out I Y YIt In g WI SO tl t to get Het ever ven evera It I 1 I Lesa from ma made lI by tho ilia best est I Part a s acid 1111 tIIs and fancy gowns gown U d r fI arn ih OO aft 1 On on VIII UI IJ the dr e rs In order orde ordet ri n Il shown to till the cU h ii I t I r h hut cluty he be paid Such I I tied lid elen when nut no ts th v a I l t u I even the x oI oIt ot otA I s I lIe be that t II ft It Its 10 n A 11 t r h th lr bes lari Each Each liS and d t he 1000 tIeI or r oC t hat I I 10 g bk ak with n Ith eight or toll tell trunk Murry or of then with II RN d would nut es Ir weir wear r 1 he dresses rrt would them III fn sir II would baggage Ih lr Inn n halt half dozen fm n dresses K ut ul In n da day l ends ench dress II a tl In orl r to eny that the t he r rc c aa aae Dad a adY bell been worn tl e Betted e Into the tho and nit all WIt sorts of sch Ines wore I re used to new old the no and lenient l e l wore were sm Ii h In 10 pass through a n came r r 1 te rs t Nen r kg 1 k to their ens cus took tonk a and th rm for future delivery and sent It la Is thom th m hoar h by American that about lI took home dressed 11 In this way woy ond nid tl today a Pf of tine the many who through Par earls III It le Is se that thaI 1111 or ore pave without n new nes town gown rend hat Tine The business bu ha Ina ho hoHr how however ever Hr been stopped by tie the customs custom om WI cep and the result II Is n a wonderful oft orr In the Parts Pula dressmakers tra trade trader t r PARIS I EnS 0 ON A AMERICANS J I I t many of these Parts drew dreM rt live on an the they do for tor Some ot of them have II tom which Is IA worth hun hon dude C ot of of s 1 n year r tm 1111 Idd that t the Ilse hlA department tee slee ell millions of oC dollars worth ut 01 roo l to tourIsts every even sea sen season P son n and that tie depend much on their calm to 10 American women Part ParI refs els the fashion for the world end and all of at our big h department stores rand In 1 their buyers buers here herl for tor They buy only a 0 or so oC If a to show these In III their win winand wind d n s and take or orders ers for tor copies eople Such tresses are arc ratted railed models nod t tm is a regular There Is 1 a class clas of women here who do don n elp hut bat cel design lIm new nIli gowns I They Ih Urn In III the little dark side streets i iM M ar Farts Ia away out Olt of oC I They wilt make n complete costume CI and upwards and It Ith I Ir h rb r c that are bought by byth bythe the th Amer rn nn d dealers Sometimes n a is III shown In miniature n a doll being dressed up to explaIn till the com cout rifted 1 but tut In hr general the COg cos f noes n 0 f full sl size so that they ther eon nu N be sold 1 outrIght when Ihn desired I nm am to d that s ot or our Importers bring In hO of such ns every TilE THE Si GIRl OF PARIS Few pe pie havo any Idea Idel ot of the ot of work done In III Par Is 15 Th ci Is IA looked upon fIR as tine the con cen I Ur r of 01 JJ gut r ty old fashion not only tOl fm hance but tor tho world and It Is s n a commons Ting that nil all the word Icom comes 1 to i shop The Tho American tourists r a I a crowd of loafers old Ind I lit strutting rutting up tip and Ion down th the red intI tile the prongs of oC ladies IndiCA and gentle Jen aen er f 1 c on n the Champs 1 s d In p 11 Ir is d de Boulogne ani and ks that at Ihs is b farts The real IMis 1111 h is III Ii a A v working cIty with more mort laborers laborer perhaps to Its lima ar arother other city or I It lA III the thu city ot and petty factories It b estimated that there are nn and workshops III ht the tho city and In n add lion there lire are thousands ot of outsider who w ho work at their homes The usual factories tire are very ery the a vcra number of at hands being six A great delI deal or of work is 19 done by byI b I sweatshops who give glo the stutts out an take tk In iii the completed ut at e 10 much a piece This is III largely so o as 8 to I I gowns nod ond hats upon which Ills It Is estl ll G b nr e hP P t for f nl alt eight months of at the rho The girls receive very ery low prices and m 01 dillar sewing girls can make Iti leas than thann tha n a dollar doliar n a ony I while working and son not more Inure than bolt hult that t amount rho fit designers are ot of course void well bu bulle but the lle average wages ore Ire far tal below belol those thos mild In the United States lit III tit the e es the hours hour are long I have gone through the Ille hUll bus lest parts of at this cIty at 7 I Ithe In Inthe the evening tutu have seen girl working In the cellars far below the ih of oC the streets The stores her close Ioe 7 and 8 1 p I in nany ot u them havo Women clerks and one ot o othe the curious ot of Parts Paris Is these thes ks leaving work Seine ome of the store hove Iron shutters which slide 10 down clone front rom the top malting n 0 wail of slice sheet troll ices t or over er the whole front TInIs t willi williIs Is let before lie tho clerk leave le It an and there thre Is 19 n d little door nho about three fee high unit two feet teet wide wh leh Is let left open orell until they get out craw through thIs lit nt night and on craw In In the morning n long procession ot o women and men going In and nut fut ilk luo HO loony do dugs s They up Ip vet er er lately e 6 get et out and walk oft orr so 80 jauntily that you rOil hover hn t ng ire tie ball ha o 1 born working I nil All do doy doso so m PARS DOGS DOES I have spoken ot of AS n It luring city ll muk makes s undo the lice sun Crom ns to H frum run to balloons and from gloves glons to U gowns It has people who lire are ern en In III snaking only parts or of ladies Indies dresses In to the corn gowns and these tUrn ou out t a I pro product product duct amounting to U year It 1 has tens ot of at on con COI sets not Paris furls but ut fur Cor all iii parts ot of acid for tor nl abroad The French corset is III nn an eX cx pensive luxury and a good on one torn s 1 maker costs all as much us as 40 You can gel Hel oth others u shaped to your lien pel son SOli for tor ns as low lOll us as S 6 and It Ie you rou lire me so sc as 1111 to buy u u a ready you rOil will Ind 1 n large variety arl t ot of such nt at still lower prices priceR Paris lulls a great gt 11 dent eal ot of furniture It has hns about workshops of oC this kind ouch each three or tour four hands The furniture Is costly andt and It t does not compare In quality with that of oC the United Slates made tJ uy machin err cry France has I a high tariff on such Importations however howeler and lit nt present about the only American fUrniture sold Is III chairs and desks 2000 here which snake turning out our a yearly product worth about out and there are loan thousand people engaged In makIng mak Ing articles or of Purls which no notions tlonA alit fancy fRill goods of an all sorts In jewelry artificial flowers but buttons ut tons and other things In leather Ivory horn bone bona ed the tha I French rench make almost everything you can Imag ImagIne Ins Ine and they make everything well ell FED AND PROSPEROUS I like these common people of Paris The They al are moro more civilized than limn the lower classes of at the English h cities They The wear hotter clothes are better ted fed and seem to he be happy and prosperous There Is drinking everywhere but no livery I ver one has hns wIne vine his meals but ut I hll have yet ret to see sel a drunken In laIls Is In London Oll meet t drunken men on almost every block In Inthe inthe the poorer ports ot of he city and n a com common non mon sight Is a drunken woman dane InA ng with her fellows while she holds n a baby at her breast The a ernae London laborer lives from role hand to mouth The average I patronIzes the savings banks Ile III lives within his hili means menns and there Is no such thing as II the regular r spending ot of the surplus an as In InI I In nt It If our OUI trell treaties ca can 11 be mo mohl lI lied so that t goods cnn nil be brought In hl on nil an equal fotto with w L t Jv AL v k LV 1 ow w t v T T w vv MITCHELLS VERY LATE LATEST t tr tI r y ir I i 1 1 y Ile a a ar p r a i 1 r 1 q 4 1 4 44 r rr rrt t I r it iti itt i i a t t ts s i i ie e a 4 P 1 o r c GJ shot Joan J I 1 T Mitchell wife ot of the gret great labor leader said to the special tI al althe the b h r r t ho secured the snapshot I er this photograph t sad n nal faithful likeness of at the many pictures ot of my 1 husband I have haveL rya ell L D tied It shows bowl my husband as aa he really 1 1 t C CC C C C i i iC l C C CE c G CC C fi c C i 1 1 11 sIxty Girls Who Make c GoWns For the Business is Injured by the Neb Customs Custom Regulations Face Fae h n tories of and a LoWer Classes and the Savings v iI Telegraph Rates anti ami the Telephones h The Tobacco City and ami Its New Public V Paris Keeps C View of the GoWn From the Eifel v Vv r t and the American Church b i l H tI I HH J I I I P I a H z H H H Ht I I j jI I T i Jf i 5 1 1 t 1 guy J j r r f C 1 l le j 1 t J k y J c cr j r I e j ji r i t tI I r S j I jI jI I ii I r L Lt I If f 1 t S 1 P T T Tr 10 X r a T 1 y yI y rf r i yr r I T T T 1 nr T Tt J t T T TT T I T 9 Photographed Jar for the Del Deseret erel News New by Frank Franl 0 Carpenter y IH HI H H Ht H I H H H II PARTS PARIS FROM THE EIFFEL TOWER h J others the tho French m become good I customers for tor they appreciate what Is 18 cheap and good nood and they have the mono mon moncy cy 0 to buy tit It AND TELE Indeed there thero are many things that the I French do sus liS well as the United Slates Their postal service Is 18 better titan limn ours nurs It Includes a system of tubes by which Car sit cents you rOil eau call send a I postal po tal card fb II Ing to tn any part of oC the ell city You can send n a reply card for tor the saute same amount and thus set get nil nn answer RS as quickly quick or orven even ven more quickly than thun by y telegraph The telegraphs are arc under the govern government ment tad II nIl the charges are less than half those ot of America The rate Is IQ 10 cents for the first 10 words and I 1 cent for tOI each Illch additional word ord to onlY every part ot of France You can send n to Great Grell t Britain tor 4 cen cents ts n word anda and a cal If the United States for tor cents per wor word The i stollen department hn has a par parcel eel cel system by which small packages I T y r weighing up pounds cnn can be sent Six pounds will be token taken to any railroad rail railroad road station In France for tor 12 cents or tor 17 cents t 1 house A p cents The rhe stores take a advantage of at these rates and many thousands ot of I packages are oro sent out b by than daily to thirds In nil all parts of oC tile the reo re The fhe telephones tole phones ore lire niso ol o connected to some Bome extent with will the ro They arc to 10 be found nt every mud also In stands on tie streets The t fee e etor for tor till nil parts ot of Paris Is 6 5 cents for tor torI fora a I talk of five minutes alii and 6 5 cents for tor three minutes up UI to 16 15 miles outside Paris ParI and 10 cents cen III additional for the same lime thine for tor ever every 00 O miles beyond be oni TilE Tres TOBACCO MONOPOLY In buln buying stamps outside the post In tine the French cities lUes you oU go to the cigar shops for tor tune till governor ent here sells lell nil all the and the tobacco co agents han handle l stamps IU as well The shops are called de debits de la In regie they hate red nd lamps ores them find and you OU can enn VU VJ T TI tIll tell them liS as tar far as you OU can cun see ste fhe I prices are the same everywhere and the tobacco Is universally bad nd Tle Ihu pied brands ot of the 1110 cl cf Art are th Loudres s which you buy lit at six cents apiece or tine tho Deml Londres nt three for Foreign cigars and cigarettes s are ver very hl high h and are sold only b by govern government government ment 1 All importations ot of otI I tl tobacco acco are arc rigidly 1 h ell and no none no noIs Is to 10 be e grown without author lly Ity rein the government Ir If you Oll sprout a in III your our 1011 toilet notify th the authorities and the they will send Herod II a aman man to lIum number cr the Leaves and 1 when wilen the th plant Is ripe you will 1111 have hae to ae ac account count for tor ever every lent leaf It If you rou wish to Import a few bOxes of oC cigars clAar or a few pounds ot of tobacco you must a arc re request quest to the to that effect on government An agent will mill coil upon you to see that you OU are th the who wrote the letter and to 10 gite 11 you permission lIlon When the to co 11 Ill lit he will call again to see s e that It goes to the right party and that the dut duty Is promptly paId l France rance A v W STRANGE CORNERS OF UTAH I J 1 HH t I I t I I I h l HI H HII I I H I T I I t tl l l T TIt It r rj if 11 1 j t tI 1 l r j ut I IT II I a wi T i i ra tl t IJ J Jt t i s s sL sI st J T J JT I T I It X t 4 1 X y L I C e y t f J JT T Tr P w tut r hit X 1 I XI f i ir T I r l f i iY TX Y t ia l lt lr lr li X r t tI r I t i h p I 4 Y L LL LX I I 4 r Y YI YIn L X n f A Pf f fr fr I IL L LL L L Lt Lj L t r rr j r r I r r t rt r r Irr j Mol J r f fJ fi 1 J i H I IH i rr HH 6 I i IH i H H I i 4 H i I 1 I THE EAGLES NEST 1 Far up amid the Ill moun mountain laIn wildness encountered on the Sevier river are many views Ifo that challenge the admiration ot of nil who tote loe the tho curIous things In III nature and the In this half tone Is I one ot of theta them It derived its title from trOn the foot that fIB tar far Lack back f as the memory or of the tho oldest rums Min the great Amerl can bird ot of freedom has hat had a net nest on top tOJ ot of the high stone llone needle whose hoe Is even enn mon mere reo re reElected Elected In the crystal waters or of the river below belo than It is III on the and p precipitous III slope 0 per where It stands where It has stood the aerial home and place ot of refuge tor ter the bald ald h headed ded of at southern Utah for genera hone perhaps for tor ages ogel Sometimes from the canyon the tired ant and vigil keeping parent eagle present a 4 tempting target for tor the rifle ot of tho venturesome hunter What happens n to the Yet dependent eaglet In tile the nut nest when the aim Is true and when he hags his bird can onlY be nut lint h Cher true or oat the next year ear fads the towering sandstone pinnacle again occupied b by this the greatest ot of lUlU and ad again U I a nest cf 0 oun eagles gluon siron to the bird Ifs Ut ot of the section t buys burs n a groat t deal LIeal of at Its tobacco Iron the United Stated It In ht hugs head to IIII and Marsell Il des and III ht slipped thUM in most ParIs earls rhe fhe haa nn hn 1111 to Seine doh on over over the banka 2000 o o oC hand the than and more The fht outer of It tobacco n II year of oC the school are anal they must have spent two U u yearn III I studying tobacco and the process of oC It Ill II gelt tl t un The g ot of this mono mon monopoly out over 1 a year and 1111 till the expenses ot at the lurK kw u burns by h It Thor e III Ia hoth n IL tax upon salt un told sin Oil of oC s are nl A 1 CITY I wrote of oC In III my 1 English which the chief cities ut of that 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