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Dirket Hammen Ito city aro to bo found. city: of t to tour way of its Itotor ths mountains. make' I 4- !Patriarch's Beth Peel. or -t - , tit Jai You to lb Tomo to Arita at Jerusalem. The moot famous of these is tho On' Al. tarsAuaz HI ppir solTIMIPInoreop or which lie bo- tfeseklah'e Pool). Dirket Solomon's pools. 'from .follow the Rebros read tar a Co- though Om pool from which it cured r; I141''rotor road about two miles Dirket Litt Maryam Siloam Pool. Dir. leti 2 .--- ,: wade la 01 about IS tulles the Hebron supply toctt1,1 in maid sipost i 1- -1. saiLitirket Mand t bittow- - Um hielierte- - sod -- .ovenmile-It Joruatisto in a straight Ms.-tbt Iron; from ; I Croatia Mort of thie once elaborate water Thl mountains asthweaterty toilow Joruaalent. tionduit's length la 46 mil's& It car down to the' supply syytem fell Into ruins eenteriee the rto4 Ito water by gravity across broad find will I c Jorusalem, ryeIhereabouts. extonding , area. hay always been ten. Durhig recent years. Jerusalem tho tabloloods. top venom gorge which amid I , ; Waft- i Arnett v tying bit bridgod add rooky brides' :eonaiderod as of primary importance has had to &Tend on its cletern and which had to had mountaim tj low ' atone-cla- d Almoet vety how to be tunnolett In and nut for th oath? upply of iyrusutieM. Its which this in , oommos region. along tha hill slopes It wound. carry'Water wee conducted to these pools bat Ito underground cistern, or reser1,'1 a ,.!- ate conduit fail. finding Its supply with. very littlo voir. which is tilled during winter with by an underground Hera lotus the road and follow ing 01,ii Elmo thoulth It has now fallen him Ms sourer) about IWO' miles further th rain ooliected from the roof& The ', ....""""".-"- t ; the whooltreeks which run about ili comPlale dace'''. it :4;lit.119t ?"8100. 461 11; . The bit traeed pools Wadi Iii,iitr leouth in lb Quality as well aa th qauntity of this ' . 1: I minute to the southeast. Thho brings throughout its tortuous length. II is " ly water la obviously uncertain. In eases are throo largo basins reithemaoives 1 This two-focanal annotructod of masonry' In the bottom of a volley and I you to the taring area of Arra)); where the elatrne gave out and for Aloo. 17 A ow. 1,or iInt ,,,,,,,Abdip,A9K well proserved. The. top houses which were not equipped with : l le rich In splines. The work for mod of im illation but at locality 'halo .r 4. 1 ..''.'''''.'..".'''''''..V...'....................ir......,..".....), 1, v h bourn out of tho rock. It was -basin stitch is very regular. is ISO foot clirterna the dripping water-carri1"."1.010....."... ? -4- , ,, to Arable anti Mealtime 'planes ; word "Arreb OTIV rx will oomentoil and roofs." with from 229 to lie feet wide and bending beneath his black ; , , ! !emir, . ' : 1 ' tt v whoro . U ,1 a water. many . d. - 1 qp ' , tone but Its roofing is now 'ono an41 goat-skir- t. was required. tit felt Moot,. The middle pool. which pito, rich in ; e .. :...0, it. , J..-sr eartill ; 4 ? It is sot only filled with lose rogularly formed and not so . t,do( units. truing pure water and . - - - ,,...i.M.t.1....... Those cisterns were the cause of ., springs F.f '44,4e.ttCs'. tiodor-I f Is Iis with i ell much of the disease which afflicted but vorirrown as tither of the other two. langltl ; r , , .,, 2 flownw rapidly. ,.''''..eS,' ,...k , 160 ... foot Jerusalem before the war. Fever dysIt loud through a restos oow 'feet in diameter. perhaps 210 .. i t , AL hit mers thena Year blimi' Vey growth. on Itoduiti s foot low for . scoot uninhabltd ' . and other maladiee were broad On the wool side and ntery i , ' to oharoott It of II caused. especially to mummer, by the burners who pitch their si would ha ve found tint an depth oast. with average epilog tho 0,7'; : 1, Othorwitte ths Om tho In touts is trioinity. badness Into of tho water. together with The bottom pool foot. ''':' . be 1 shaft of ancient antwary ntire area Is dorollet. and pressrvod of tho throe. the miasma from unromoved rubbish. .astere4 ; . .Or.,V1.,,011,which a egitoterrenem--otaaits dr)1 ' 7, V "'''''"' gre. r was middlo pool. It Arthasologtata the of trio in As only Ito elevation. Utile halm cies I. . r 4 down below'. ooming from tho went to determine Ito builder. C, Thor bc.. and south walls are vertical. but and Its dry air which made Jerusalem north ."'' 40..1"111, and oontinuing endersvoundto the Him Its ooperuction was dosignod On the short side' somewhat curved. a fairly healthy city as Levantine ' :: Ain Ili. to inipplotnerit Jim water sutpoly from Should atho population of Ilitusslem cities go. ;east. , This well was 4 If the houses and the cisterns bad largor Solomons root (LOOS S. C.) and t : grow to a point whir. a much one 'Cbtachabo..or sprint of the wood, bone is themselves boon kept clean then the wets!, supply than tho present ft. te thourht to be stot so U. was drtven which tram IP be a wooden psi cistern water would have been.fatrly ,171A t ;! Solomon's - Pools. Mint hceemerg thoso,pools could- 'easily - ,,... good..but. whore the cistern water was d4rostored to 1300 Again, ;into a bong. ' hi - the rook within i Oalloss.'-contaminated by the dead bodies of b(Mlos Throe , . . ram' to form a ouppewt forr tha I in The bottom pool is 112 feet long. rata. cats. Ito.. tho effect can be imaand.. now lo a from and Moro wide 207 bourses feet ToilAT, tost of Arabs dasotudiss atter water. from 111 to is gined. Red earth or ooal dust were . le the sorts( um 31 to 21 feet deop Under Its floor usually thrown in to absorb the Im!Arab latrand oannoato this- - stooge ; of or supply imploreanoiont Arab boos haa to to rise pool The -- I -whloh a Spring gives purities: It was then supposed that i :wood with Noah. who if oupP000d to of Arrub. tumid With sonorsto. - Tolle AsainaS Itaserratir IA Jerusalem Pasuptat glades la lib Wadi ArritIN ?fog! Reacted Oat tO, Cho Britiosh Array. !eyelid that It has been erected over, the water which remained on to beI . , , , Inn an is Imo drtves it in and thereby Me?Psi of Tubb) o have, boos taken out of It pool the top Near came drinkable. and care was taken tn, vaults. I Trons gr iiiipply. The Arrub spring area do with the beautifying ot Jerusalem wilich tho Jaffa Cato. ',rums of which the protoco -, for a plitats once fort lownot to disintegratIng abundant and Zisturb water the wits the I!. Wiens! drawing tI sprint. bore it is distributod to the military was abeam, for a goitres and sureared threw up their hands and shriek at the 'ton , have - boas and road to Hebron and the or water. As & rule. leathers buckt II;the i Jerusrou oantinuotarthar on 1:t roes- - Hood tut sides Ttan4 botwees Tab 4 sad Tab 11. 1111. sight et the Royal Engineers stand- tion of tho arms civil .bout soar LOW. watoring 'rho ontaim present a ets fastened served to for the pools. of draw. t rope oft land whkh the spring 3t1) Arrub But the Royal Engineers are socurity which was put up by Sultan r Owing to the shortage of transport pipe. opting water-Ami- - alem aad bits the clowns of James-ThoIng. These wore eastly filled and more - i ;has created between the roc - 0100041 $00 gallons of puro building not. to a maintain expected and work bad weather. department abnormally encircling suitable than metal buckets. which re- cenobite of a strong court-yar,tho stony gray" of tho wilder!you will find more of thee I noloot is no queetion of ntioutty d ould not be oomnisneel until April of taste. Tits Royal Engineers wore Solim. main flottting when let down and only of 'Arrult. It is a blue rooftree about wall, enclosing a square shafts revealing the bur. to Jeruordered in I'manonry furnish the You &rimy watar this but was to 11, of water supply aslant. being delivered projecting square plunge attar shovers' violent Jerks of its Tod ',with the whits esnoroto at has and angles min.. ,mnean canal below. la about an alem with of adequate supply good le"Tifton el Its toomIlloto hi ?Ind will the blew? Jorusalom and to tha water. the tops. Juet before the :war. nu- - a,, army rnmonry. When I towers. The Arabs call it Helot real !vise more. you will roach not The Royal Engineers Cionoral only In o of down moroue dopth-gangno civil the at rePorts on Juno II. Major pumps wore set up. population St Burak. or the Coatis of the Pool. Is It yestrdaY. its '4rortng. Rae al Ain. to.. the H. Wright. C. 8, It. E, and then there has sot boon a atcppage or furnished the army with water but The heights. shapes and other feasouth 11 foot H. the from oondutt Ilk I Another mutheast oornr showvi :th spring. It issues from a d they brought enough water to Jeru..., Mod at the gemeral headquarters of a bitch In the supply. the Arrub tures of the cisterns wore various. The and in It. opening edged with salem to furnish the city as well. And tho winding canal front hold only 100 cubic feet. been eentories upon tho Egyptian IDTpodtrionary Torso of has of which proviously smallestsome 16 water-in- t area for minutes ;flows further Tour arose the Attar lapse large a are spring military lotting - ihrook. large proportion of of the largest could hold th Bova Habil were installed around Jerusalam. on they in a masonry canal and conturies. It Is no metro furnishing the British army-- at of. Still another is the canal while 11 partly run spoken the Arrub flow waste to beoause up to 100.000 cubic feet. Most. how-ove- r, from Marts rock the krodorn pumping nithlehem the Jerusalem." hewn the road. Jaffa road. water through to ; there ar not In JeruMI alnPorglenatdingmago. pooth.1.foanatsr wry bad a capacity of $OO to 3.000 people dai Its origin !leo la the tact that Sori- the Nablus road and the Jarich road. salem to use Itenough Viroll to the Siloam Pool in the Val howyroT. has trood it of all. which sufficed for the year's 14 feet long and 11 feet deep. machinory, - woos - - 4rravnY., Two umbers did not bow' enough ...rater to A large number St military stand- borders Jerusalom feat, which t wide, Kedron of cost the It 1100.006 needs of a reasonably largo fantill Royal Engineers dpondnce fkiltr-the'wea- t army pipes were then put in to supply to construct the works, but when the on the east. Traces of a conduit from end a le flush with the Horneby ell onenes. moh of 04 Sore,- - supply that part of the Britiah Now that the British army has made De4L inon but Jerusalem the bottom discovered thrse-throbut wadi t whteh boon land, oecupled have ....meadow With tho army has lift Jerusalem and a civil the north plungcamps around Jerusalem. operating a pure epring water available in Jerusacline' sharply hero and at the oastt end power (Al a matter of fact. tbo water army supplied. water was then administratione mem assumed coMos, It It. course has not yet boon determined lem. these cisterns are to be emptied. pump. lift 11,000 gallons an8 hour Another moot It rims some le feet above the mu. er was aerious tho inch a to prob. archaeologiots. the and school prob)orn by, will be handed over as a present. In 'upon sighed hospitals cleaned out and filled with the new pool and through . dow level. Hero there were the ruins from the to 400 yeare rule. the Turks ratted to westorn oondult has also boon discov- water as rapidly as possible. a OOS gallon balancing lem which oonfronted the Egyptian in the jerlillalent area. Lastly. a Water run- - oteel plot of an old mill, with a milt-rao- e who unearthed its force Rueolans use of were for civilian a out throughout bar the mile, ered divide Expedittocary a make such to the city of by standpipes are carriers with goat-skirossrvoir on tits present sprinkling northwas not E. E. when F. on the the ridge four which trhmorothae niaortrtehwitoseotocewrapnerb oofhtohle. From Installed. inside It high in the uf streets poninot north. campaign: art Jorttaalom. due outside buildlog the the walls, and an4 a half almost 1 of orator per day walls of old Jerusalem. ono at the Greek priests who have lived here Before It was built. Jerusalem bad west of Jerusalem. higher living on two gallons lowed out that the Water could be this reservoir which le 110 feetmoro mention cram On conduits. a on New the one with man. S. it at no gallon Jaffa the water are for water arm. living gate. gate. per Her many years Along supply. crossing them-solve- !, problem turned at will into the race. In the than the Arrub opring in thankfulness that they have Accordingly the Royal Lccric- at the Damascus gate and one at has always been an acute one. The should also be made of the ancient ot the poot are oeveral other Inch piping eonvYa tho flow by grav- a day.) r.. with that no- Herod's gate. These standpipes are city Hes on the top of a long ridge of pools which abound in the vicinity of lived to see the mirsole of pure water of minor Interest ity down the Wadi Mkt for a distant. eery of th It of steel pipe with tape the limestone hills of Judea and there Jerutottem Theo were used for.- cis- In Jerusalem. characterise' 1 simply a section lit springs of soms10mileall1rectlo a 140,000 noceeneo method which -anotent rrom area,-A- n this Borth, nt eve 1 re la in CLAIR PRICE. welcome. has never been any considerable water tern purposes in olden times- The ginsera-set-oit.whe on road rybofly Jaffa tho "" reservoir gallon an endult of tomasonry. now in ruins. wat- - Those aesthetic persons who have to source In Its vicinity. :411111111,111111 an with Remains of a following ones are still to be seen in Copyright. 1911; by Edward Marshall. northwest a adaquate halt and a turnrmlie about the southeast sad trikes oft qt !4 4 i by fear. Ph. Infects our girls withorued. the climax coming with the ar- a pilot with & broken leg, & out on the I: mouth and a tooth broken. It Is said her confidence, and inspires each and rest of the disregardful astatriee. Ex-OfficExplanations had to be given to that when being taken from her maevery one of them with a new ambi- 2.. SdAl . ers Piánks--o-flAviatri- ce Uon. That is. to become possessed of Clemoncesu himself. Military etTi- chine. Medame did not for a moment at ,..:,,,, Machines of their own one. they are core wearing a "high treason" air con-- lose her habitual sang trot& In a fervour ducted the fair delinquent to the bu- month ohs wee flying again. She dehern again. Madame , WhoHas.-Nerves-of:- S What clared that even after this awful exerne the airplane in which she makesi roan of the mighty roan. doors . is perience fear did not enter her mind her flights. and is now negotiating for eventuated behind the closed n not-obut at the finish -- the nor has it since shaken her nerve one record. ! another. During hostilities she was not per- - culprit emerged free as the air she Iota: 4,' ,Oult Lieensed Women kliew In Frew. Has Mincidevoom With' TbaS Bis Doings hi Dublin For Horns Show WeekPeals Looks Forward to But if the quality of fear Is lacking mitted to fly. So she became a nurse sports in. if somewhat chastened in , In vilil From sins Mims. 'Who Once Stole a Club's Chef Bound I should' la nee, Geta of her, TroubleAU assistitd ten antdemeenor. gportalroluea. at superstition. the oporations and Temporary judge, ,,,,. 4A has its 11011111 niche.. to For madame at the expert surgson military hoepital I Another of ber mischia-lovin- g ponder over the fact that just before but with the armistice ? . that they might not find this patron- iorree' pentlenca) boon , has the to (Specia l Correspondence. a squadron for pranks was performed when the Vedrines was killedVedrines whose was she only Madame...gores (Special , assigned age 1' altogether profitable. but they exploit eras to land his "."- -. both were .7' ONDON, Aug i Pershing Stadium was formally pre- last successful ARIL AUL . H.Until war ea- - licensed feminine flier in Prance. And postal 'orrice. on the roof of a big Paris that their friends since the armistice stir hi the past. since would " convinced le spirit of fun an d' sented to the French-- The crowd of machine ,r far CIOSIStr filkl&Lionig,. An away a tablisbod very unconquerab ll right" and at any a Os pay up ip had been in her :, have had but one dominating Lb. will recall up were there who Americans Al plane, girls shophe . to reale I . -1 tha day- when- - Alfred Gwynn, rate, there was ..ttapping hunlinec-in.....- . andbetween Amerioan and French idoa--o- n air cruise Over Paria with "dare"eompleteinabilitir i Oarro&previous to- - his have got the intrepid aviatrice th. 0001(14463 int" 'tillfinettr-11111- air-- mash,that -- ' a "ripping golf V had done ditto. Finally that did so mirc h toward the district and be- It Is ate to say that a this e I ariatric women; a when sensation whirring on turbing water several into atn deerbilt hot I x :reatertto of the former visualtied the fore their trip homeward to Americaa. oocasions. exceedingly Baroneu de Laroche, revivinir h of England's course." It wan a moet amusing ex- plane mad& straight for the spot where the unfortunate . I ' J'Ittaltto just before her fall, had taken a flight coaching roads. Now, poor fellow. Ito perience to hear these enthusiastic 'rho scores of them-w- ho progress'. "mondaitte7 as either a butter. For gismos, poirtvnLy regulation. the cerenany was in with already boys affair and fear. The in Madame's plane. It is an unpleas- lies deep under the sea, and the re- - i as Teri denly lips tightened wilily of Idleness, or ths woman of pure have gone up with her are so exalted that on. should fly 4ut off in the afternoon the coincidence at least. membrance of the Lusitania horror feetweI drove intellect typified by George Band. And by the memory of a great experience Paris WI at an altitude of 2.000 m- -i plane right over our heads was fall- antMadame saw r of them was Herveux's confldence in still four of the , like about that wonderful cor- - ...landlords" a lifetime leaf "Siva 14W. It IS bit' astobishint to that vet Other tinusual happening tral. That order was Pit Mae a dared Int precipitately her machine is not a blind one. She ner lingers a of playing tannin - where :Alfred game In site &lance a Piccadillyfrom branchFor a to tame concede that airrench WtrMatt fades to recollection. to Madame flerveux. In roguish the- two others were air-husefully discounts all risks by a per- Vandtrbilt built him a home overlook- - while sprawled . out moment all awaited the end of anflowPaevery other of her sex In her - Two accidents that. ecoordingto light she went to the hangar-to- ok , under the shelter of a rosetrimmed sonal inspection of the machinery of lag the green trees of StJames'eParit of basket a Instead In hazardous of laws tragedy. all should the nose ai anevoOrith have its aviation, sports ....,01premsey polOted plane. sound which pergola she a has skilled mechanic's asleep! and the vista through which Buck-- smarted as temperaments- been fatal failed to shako the morass ne-ward flew with the swiftness of erg elid lightly over the side of the knowledge. After- thie precaution, Ingham Palace loolusperhaps at its Since the recent fatal accident of of thls ypung airwoman one jot. Here a swallow directly over military head- - plane. making a colorful carpet nothing disturbs her while I I am told that there will be a brit-bes- t. flying. She -, Baroness de Laroche, the der. an of steel and ohs proudly, quarterrlit-Areet-sorapiaround, the premier, and off the which Bent and a bur - time- behsht.,. declares - Dublin that her was reminded greatest ' over delight was the to . have been Xouched erie v airwoman, victim Is to take up American women, for, beyond Imagination en-- 1 chine zipped as though chuckling of Vanderbilt and his coaching during the horse show which corn-da- y was to That the performance. risky mences on there the 26th of this ,. quote her, "they are so heaped with days when I was motoring to Brighton 1 Madame Herveusl , ,month; All the hostesses at the great we nt at 1""- ----- -- enthusiasm. and such splendid sports." -'' -r" - -- --rti;;;htmses fro-unittmsabercoonsround enough...1W; and. 0.0r1Insinpitortvise.thoarviees of about are alreadY Curiously of hej P Imonagniern rose Honie43:1. 2 entertaining partiee. Mrs. Gaisford St. prowess as an aeroplane pilot and the Inn called The- - Chequers, at In aviatrice ' now famed of ,...,. the the .' part !'. : joy she finds in flying, she declares' which marks just about the half-waLawreuee has about 15 people sten- ,, . ; seou: that the great set of all : oumchobetio.ntestesarryso,torcyloto.sonsnd sports is horse- mega between the Metropolis anal1 ping with her at Ilowth Caotia Which ,...... ' back i is, Illelieve, the oldest builithik In any In those riding. . days! Raions. and swimming matches. ... With so tremendous' a (it must be ten or twelve years ago sort of repair. in Ireland. . It is a - mor has also credited Madame- - Her- - fad, I 'collecting" 11 .. expected to find this airwomen The Chequers was quite a pleasant !regular feudal stronghold gild gime- 414,1$ winner vIrseveral surrounded ' .vheourasowsihthowbe rttlibgbothnes. .r...,, by trophies, such as bits of 'topping place with aflavor ..otoldi how, it seems almost Undignified to ,1 4.- p so to s, see world had automobiles that 1. 11, aplanes being driven up under ' fought noble flights, English simplicity ,about its fat ett truth of these tales, I sought her at or . u,'"' ..ad ;Irjelyb war souvenirs. But not one and genial host. and its ugly yet - porn- - the shelter of its frowning : l t her villa. at the back of a high fenced wascurious to fortable Victorian walla seen. be 1 - to Dedies la Now The Lady . furnishings., era Only reminder do the of he'r from .. g,s . . the the of so and ' are also, PoWerscourt " has was Ininks,, atmosphere flying the '. chanplace, exploits Lady nob ' . ,40 , .: ,"'' . . the hall. that wee a newly changed. It Is really a pretty and Lady. Drogheda. As soon as the these delier in steel " , yet entrrely British coun- - horse show lir over, there will bsa ' , engine, beautifully symstrength polished ' Sitgev.::... 1 j" and it house, matircal in its provides an amusing great scattering,of well knownopeopla ;4 . 1 , design,' try , Instance of the ...ways and means" thrpughout from which hung like dewdrops Ireland.-- . am told that ' ,..1"014,10 , ' - ,;x' ,; . the adopted , . aot., f:i XI. '.4e ! demobilized electric officers by and bulbs. And Lady Gough has invited- 4- Joel, of '-. - --- a bit of to win, not thisepoke of glories men who now swarm- - through-wver,ii'.". . I.& rd- - -- -friends to stop at Lough entre In oar-glories that are pest. ,, . ,1 beauty ' mile of .thle fair .island. ' ELEANOR RE9ITKAMP. Lady Carew at Castle Bora). Lady i'''''i ' of healtli. red cheeks. eyes clear as an , . ,"- ... It was on a Sunday that we drove--. way. II II Oronmore and Browne at . v in tom's , Nopyright, .,.- .--, infant's-and- -INIor4a,r,thatapo up- to The -- Chequers, arid- - aa- - we-- en,--- Garrett In Roscommon andCastle,Mac---- -. .. Lady ,,,,,,Aza.1111001;, RADvill ..,1,i6 w'e af 77....4. --..: :. nests, not a trace of It. TIIE NEWS ....: on Dons out m......:p...;,...:,..... PRINTING. a a lawn,opening i upon lovely .,.:::,..,......,.:,.. also hear of great preparations for ........1,7,, . ...7.,,,,. She told me that having, as a Child. How le your stock of Letter Heads. nice youth 'the shootineseason in Scotland as the .. ;',., lost her mother. she was brought up us -, most ; . i, in fashion '. greeted '..' ,,... friendly Jiisk:-.:1,',.... is king and queen for the first ttme In colonel In this ax.111.) . Envelopes. Hill Head. and other of. -- I am so glad-yo- u by. htig la.ther,-sald7 flee are yearn sUpplies? i.. going to be with:athletle LiStea Al an early age "Init in ,,ninit Balmoral and Let us figure with you on blank he. muffling hospitably, T she was taught to rids a. horse. Then veryobdy who is any- you will have .16 wait hody is sorry awfully , ,,, d,. ; , books. certificates. re46. or the booklets, autumn.. , ,,r-,,,other followed a I lorticipation bit before Can you ailabie. 1 give e '''4 in , of in ,i, 0:I:;:- - N. the fact. Ducheen anything the'. motor ceipts, Burclough and the printing are Just fun. --, ,,,,,, ,tta, Queenls,LisslyTe4;-the,Bedobmither-,,,,- , , .. Ittod 'Cdr.remOttYlwr loneihee.-ib- to . ' c-.7-le opening Dunrobln Castle, and the I don. In 1904. was about indeed'trus ,.- THE , D'ESEHET It NEWS ',70B DEPT. pleasantyouth was an acquaintance I . - -- ,.... , , of Bucclough and the Duchees ' bonorw- -a horse show-priq1.-.."1nad forgotten. or to deterniine whelii- - I,.Dnehoss of-fineof Atholl will also be entertaining r for won In Parts in 1907, an automobile er he waa just an amiable , , 14,01 the first time in many I a so won and ... for. her, This years. Dn.! rice .cup was s to ses ha trying e ' 11. -are C numerous, ihat the us 1,---"..."-tA;1, 71.. -1---. C110(1 -while-w- e not SVP re wait- - present Duke and Duchess of Atholl like N min oaf Pplcidisa cocktails t '1 have 1 taken phone up their residence at Blair, ing, I ventured Jo inquire Whether I er eyes as she told of her exhibltioni ' their great Scottish estate. The .. -- him before. 4 monet h -....., old iri Spain- before the- kink -- and' Duke died ' I riving . s,..-only a couple of years No, think so," - - ' , - - , al"--t'her' queen.. King Alfortto Ittle..who was - .. --m one of the-11-4G, ., s .71, cheerrultY', . . . --.. . . with p. chnicp- lititigcup..... At Florencei t Paper. Hanging landlords of this pub. Five other fel- thAft.th,viiii'iMamdis of Tullibardtbe, was,: t , 1,4 .3. ,, , ,,v . , .": :,ii67, I ., - x she save exhibitima flights his regiment in Francs.-- ,''. .: - 0 .. loweand myself took it over after we away . r . Paper Cleaning, - - ..2: When while .:: ?, of end the to as use Marchioness ) Italy:phe king wits comes cietnobtieti,l-anwe ...:,;. Ready queen'. from ., are . it perforni, got . having NalS1 .. L. I- ,- s ' '' estre down at the w.finieh.,,, she found!'t Window Claming, a ripping timeover her, Aric.! - Look in't wonder. In the way of will work in U - ...I. thec2n.--:-Easil- y . .1,.. ; .., . 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