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Show J VolthIGN DESER NEWS, ,N E WS KING N tit Y, THREW SECTION , SATIAIDAV-JANUAR- 17 ,o.' Tim ?,11:SIC, AND LITERATI:11El or . - s ,. L.KF CITY UTAH SALT 11401 41 EIGHT PAGES I r4 NW It .FIOStF.67.:.,,Old 'e'N'T'y By Vth,dérbilti s Thii-Mad-'Fq:.1i.i6u- 4 y' Iliona;re Who Perished on "Lasilan;a" Always Stopped Ilete Unconventional HostsFormer bilkers in British Army Thought It Good Joh to "The Chequers," Where Coach Driven by Amerkan ' Contains Many Try Their Luck as Roadhouse Proprietors: They Work in EarnestNot Afroij to Roll Up Their Sleeves, Serve Drinks From Behind Bar and Otherwise Play the Vanderbilt Relics, Ilis Whip and One ol Tall White flats Ile Mel When DrivingAmosing Experience With Lady Who "Thought Ile Was a Gentleman."' 0. , Gt.-mePla-ce . I . . , - 1 . ; .:, ,, L ONDON. Jan. 8.Orie sunshiny, on .. criop ttey this winter, when I etas to:'," ! motoring $lung the road from Lon. I doe to Brighton. Ite Pulled LIP in ll' . . 6::::2 :root of 'The Chequers Hotel, 4 - . aa,allr di1 which stands on the troika roads' ott 4, 4 0 ; .. . - :.-4....t...0":7r ': ,, - i 41,14r.- - -- - "....6, Tterloy, betatron miles from ks i London end about teentrthree mite. trete Drigh. if 1 101 .4 . 1 1 NV..771 tom rudderity my mind worked backward; insteed ..,,,, Oa ,. v...4. ". ,..,.................,.' of being in little swift arid silent "lwo.eetiter." I. was perched Nigh on the box seat of a big, redond ( 1 , coach. reside me. bolding the ..,,1 -green' four-hors- e N The I:; sat a over ,..four of becie mint splendid treys. d driving coat, with tell. alim Min in a 4Nm- a red geranium surrounded by green leaves in hig trw dftkal buttoahole, and wearing a tall light hat. o.11 .. he his flicked of the 'grab ..c,--long thong whip, 74,A10-, , , . -.- the off ear of his near-aid- e ii roechin heeler; . - . . ' horn sounded a merry note; there was a jingling of 0 '''' ' . Ato" ltarrievo, a crunching of boob'. grinding of broksti, ',.,A,' , "' ' and Alfred Gwynn' Vanderbilt dropped his ribbon. turned to me and told. 'Half-way- . Well have lunch . til ere ,Pfseenteet. low Esq.. "mesas, nesse Res 1 now." With much merriment the permengem on the !.1.111"4.r.1 Demeauseed ssesisea setnesee. vi;ent within , Vanderbilt coach 'Vivid" 'alighted and , , 440, 45i : the hospitable doors of the inn. 1.1 PP t i - ) -- ,,.., triline ".' - te,.c." , l 4 , o I r,.,.',...41 i 4 ' sii 114, , . , ' - , - ,i , ,. . ,.' - , , , , , i i 1 ..E.., a al al d d- ot a pat don. ka - -- The Chequers" at once became a place that fashionable coaching folk could never pass: Alfred I tvt it ! : LOS Licensed Victuallers" Li Dot ouch a lad al.it,010(31:1::rrneVyt.a for holders of commiisiona la Ms bring VANDERBILT , fL 4R, Vader ita SI MEMENTOES. ,11Y 4, 1 4 swot hosts. Of IA i 1 ) 0 ; 4. , - air, 4 I ' .: 4111.0-- 1 .....-0- 1". - ar 0 - : ,...--,e- 1 4 A r..,i' ...,.... A- TT, (111k r. ra. :,-,---- t ... I , rjHt It , - 6:. f,.' '."s. ,. ; t.4 ij krt -- P1,- , .-.- '71) 1 -4 longer do the villagers along the Brighton Road rush out to wave a welcome as the Vanderbilt coach rattles and Jingles by. The young American multimillionaire "hi, came over from the United States and restored to the coaching matt of England OM, of their old spirit of isomance lies deep in the bed of the ocean.' During the transition period between the time that people went to Brighton by train and the commencement of the motoring development, this beautiful old Inn fell upon grievous times. It was simply a loafing place for country yokels, who sat in its eosy bar in winter and lounged under its vine-cla- d porches in summer, sipping their "small beer" and' But things looked up from smoking their,. pipes. the day, a few years before the war, when Alfred 'Vanderbilt turned his team into the ion's gates and informed mine host that he wished to wake a custom of pulling up his coach for lunch at grho Chequers" on each days journey to and from Lon- - t I. 13,1: Hoy 14)4 ago it. seems! That gallant ran gentleman has vanished for ever The Huns No saw to that when they stank the, Lusitartia. - .11. 'Thit Chequers. hsa tho a charming and unconventional alsompliato , has long Troorit rodsp, .4 I. country bouts. Its diaing-roo1st' , -. windows openiPg on 14 a beautiful lawa and ths ' e ..:'A r j, oaten beams lava bolsi stripped of tha hideous papor that was pastod over their beautiful grain and , - color. Did eingravings hang round tha wall and th.r. 1s 1:!i wontlerN English butler. II ,4;t 1 - Vanderbiltabout everrehera - Ono. 'slits hang aZzi 4" ,,...., "ak -- of this gallant drivor't whips la aloe ono ....tot,( I ) () '''' It of Mr. Vanderbilt's famous ( tall hats whit. ', ((4,T hangs t it II (r,', t with hia rotorscrimson and gresev-flaunti- ng .':...,I'l thoir m I . id 1 V ray ribbons hanoath. ' The now hosts at the, ma in horoughty amused .....N. CI at novel occupation. They INITO at this bar., their :-.' ; ..4.4''' :I 'look aftsr the wants' of their many CUltOtbenlo and. . 1! proud In ths possession of a wonderful -:Mewl Tesseesines Cosob ssevaaen et oirVo- eb4ropoworro be Pv.-Wirbeee chef whoa' -- cooking satisfies tha palate W tho Nirob !dl 1,1 IR Ups Ms !Owego Dan p .01111POOMS Lea40. .04 KA. 51100 ' moot ;Atka'. This Italian orread in Lb Italian r i . . e,--.. . . . army and it a special attraction to American ., visitors. But the War has killed those Vanderbilt kept a change ef berms la Its big old ' rhea their Ilyhtiog days were weer. They tosch had arid our There ars plenty of humorous little oaten little capital; no little more than the other good times just as it killed him, and if only I could about the xperiencos of these sunateur loodlords4- stables, and, with its retuning popularity, a good table was maintained sad the gioriee tcre. Ile ales had en automobile that had wen Prry get bid for this place I would give.lt up gladly-TherCaptaht rtilipe told Ina that a large car was drives'. tot Fraare, but tultieb still was tot for of coaehing days is the gettniey W.V. mere et lege cverkloof to the door sweetly out of which canto a little the peaceful high roada of England. restored. was silence for a few minutes after this fat man eneoped in a huge fur coat.. Ile left be,. Then tame the war, and instead el jingling hind.him an equally huge female who seemed to be Ono day they all set out in that car in search of lament. The threw young Men looked at each other. harness. there was the thud et motor lorries sod whatever luck Welt fall across their path, arid took Each had received at that psychological moment a a mam of for and feathers. the tramp of soldiers and the dull heavy sound et Um Brighton Road out of London. Half-wa"The man went Into the bar," related Captain thin.. oort of electric park of an idea. . 'a I went up and made polite solos to the guns and ammunition being alltint akmg thrtiild rhilipa, igim trotiblo trade them halt In front of the OW What' do you want for it?" asked one of the road to the sea. People no longer motored Ito triantular plot of visas in tho center of which is lady. But she did not seem particularly Interested three. in what I said and fidgeted a lot with the diamond Gasoline was warts and let tho sign post of 'rho Chequers Hotel." 'Let's Brighton on pleasure. The landlord aighed heavily and named a fairink black as after sundown. coast towns were rings on her fat fingrra,,At last she asked where said one. And in they went, to find a rather ly reasonable figure. And the long and short of the the proprietor was. I explained that I was that gloomy household, including a fat landlord presiding INN GETS NEW LEASE OF LIFE. whole matter was that Captain Philip, Lieut. Last fortunate being. At ones she cheered up. over an empty bar and a dejected-lookin- g who waiter Then come the A rmistict. Numerous demobi- seemed to have ao more "What!' she tried. 'Are you the boast strestuous occupation in and Captain Shiell, late of the British army in lized men began to look for lobs." And that is the life than rubbing or trying to rub dry beer stain; France, entered into nesrotiations to purchase "The thought you was a rentlemont 'Aro a drink with me, begirrning of another chapter in the history of "The from a shabby-toppe- d won't you!' And I certaintly table. Chequers. Exactly six weeks after their conver1.n To keep up with modern times, there la chit!' Chequers." sation the old bar shabby The throe adventurerv---Cautaj- n parlor they had taken Harry Philips, one day found themselves Lie''tsrt: Three young-officattached to "The Chequers" Dow where guests dance the of stock possession and down and and Last themselves innlock, barrel, Captain Shiellsat released from military duties and poesessett of a after dinner and it is no unusual thing for motorordered their various potain tho old began operations by 'cleaning up" some of the dosmall amount olespital, good health, plenty of en- - , ing parties to drive down from London in the early tions and began to talk to this landlord. All hikstory cay and dust and dilapidation that bad acetimuergy, and nothing to do! Office work they looked upon was of afternoon to dine and drive back after a dinner labed since those halcyon times of the Vanderbilt past glories and present depresalon.. with abhorrence. Serelee In Frame had rade them and dance at the hostelry which Alfred Vanderbilt ' shirk the conventionalities and restraints of city 'It WLS l'anderbilt who made this piece," he , made famous. So now the Vanderbilt Inn." as the country ''Th000 wars tho rood days when the 'Vivid' life. They had all "joined op' while thtPy were at - said Al4NE MORTON LANE. a university at the heginning of War and they 'and the 'Valiant' used to rattio in and out of this folk call it, is being run by three.good-lookinand (Copyright, 1920 by Edward Marshall Syndicate, vuutd rearm yard and bring custons and rood times to our table well-bre- d hadn a "protestitm"-Inttrwhtdrthyoung gentlemen who think that, after, Inc.) 01 . ,..... ''' tI'j , Eght-eokire- , , . : . - ,,:;,..?4, i:-- a op y ers bow-windo- g er f as 1..:;fFIFTY 1141 I. rid ill 'o- - tn. i1 ..": - er de ea Pe-co- Author of "Nancy Lee," "The Holy City," Etc., Also a Lawyer - m or p Jubilee Cekbrailon In London Attended by Famous leVer. satile and Prolific Author Has Forty New Songs Waiting for MelodiesMusicians Can't keep Up With HimWrites Law ,Boolis Too, Besides Practicing as Barrisier, and Providing: ' Ènglish Librettos of Foreign- Operal: - - Frederick E. Weatherly, Though SeventrOne,Is Still Going Strong After Having Written Oier21,500 Songs. - 11 . . ' 1 , "And bow often do you write a lite his belief that It was the Influence of one's imagination. Haydn,Wood, who composed the mu- Weather ley and olubmitted him to the famous legal lights. musicians ". and (Special Correspondence.) W. H. process of Interviewing. for on the publishers joined in honoring ($f a lunatic' that Inspired him to sic for "Roses of Picardy: Mr. He is eminently businessilike and. mat- - gong?" ItSomewhere, ONDOS. Jan., -- begin ,.. a hard queetion to anrrer. writing songs.-- - -- - - the cellist; Wilfred Saunder- previous evening he had been the Weatherley, whom they presented "That's , Squire. I a.. singer may son. who supplied the melody for guest of honor at a higdinner held with a silver inkstand The famous as you read thik Previous to meeting hint.3 had been Sometimes. when feeling in the vein. I "My father." be said,"was a coun. 10 or $O in a week. Then. I try doctor. and In our home there Ong musicians present included Luigi Den-e- a. told that during 'the past half cen. writ be singing "Roses of Picardy." "Friend of Mine;"....Eric Coats; Con- in celebration of his jubilee se h "11 who supplied the music for Mr. tury, he Inuit havekaritten and pub. may go for a month or more without lived. as A resident patient, a remark. at a famous London reataurant writer of today, you had ingsby Clarke, and many others. Instead If, r, v . nothveer& whielt. strictly should Weatherity's well known song, "A -lished as many as 600 songs. are this and Most Generally able man who, before his brilliant 6.. - been writing a II ingl reading these lines seven or eight ing more.. but Frederic Edward have been held a year earlier, and MarMirntng;"-Ind-I-s famous all over Have you ireally written as many speaking.- my legal businem occupies mind became affect ed.- had boon th Ie. came . not been as been had for would have the world a hit" that that !intimate friend of Gladstone - and it In and the the of whole to addition as being that my only time that?". I asked him. composer day Weatherley. )ear ago, the "song , er, n Mr. Weatherley mil e& with literally hundreds the war. was organized by two fern. moat popular of Itallan.popular songs "Thora," havebeen amtes i Thackeray, ears ila hays for ythminokrinniengofwaleoangd-etwheto I might hating been a fellow. your d Macula." of ditties - to his credit. is a practicing ous musical publiahingr firms who. be- - "Tunica'. "In my library at Bath." he said. student of the former at Oxford., over --' traveled,alL that another, ditty. "Dens told .r.' of considerable eminence. tweert theft,- hair booed thew greetest the railway otation from my home on have 'lit barrister of tame mf tongs,' to us in 'IS the year- ''''' ito the world; a quarter of a century ago and'also has to hiscredit works of number of Mr. Weatheriers songs. Weatherley. that he had been adding each volume containing I I. How the hills outside, Bath.. .It 'is then after I wa s born. and livedMwith us for chair your to have been taken by them up during the day amt, had nis- many does that make? Eleven hun. that such ideas as I have come. Once 'over 40 years. He spoke six 16 the words hard by you might have such solidity as "The Rudiments of The tilicitor-generalanguages l, , tuttl set "more than died anti thirty-fou- r, - be Logic." and "Questions in Logic. Prothe !lir Gordon Hew. icovrcedthat doeon't It? - Well, the theme.. for .a- - song has suggested. l Ouently.----anr thewas 1 .withI tech Moultrie ityes,"steeped in I who is to preeid at the trial of SO monis of mine to music." 10.! actual writing isa email literature and legend.linply art. mention to riot the the 1 itaelf, and number; that General," represents merely gressive He knew to..itt otpreeent owl. elhOt Despite the fact that the preceding songs of mine that I have saved; a matter. These themes are jotted down, oushly the 'Arabian Nights,' 'On thee. witching melody by Tosti; Forty years a couple of novels, several votUmeo of the Blair Mive in Indictment the been festivitiee had been pro- setection from those that have been . and when a number of them have been the fairy-tal'."Nancy of up books rt.a . .. drawing it engaged whole evening's and a might string poems, ago, of Hans Anderson occurs Hohenzollern well of fallen an "wee. and emperor; o- the collected. Int") in' the am.tiours." be should longed sheet 2.4 the mimic opportunity for too, children. famous Mention, published ordinary and Brothers Grimm, and kept me Lee," that rollicking song was punc- size. Of a great many more, issued in I have I. grand bunt of writing. I and the sitting of the House Ithe veteran ballad-mongof the fact that this astonish- but an m Y 14v n., a when it iscored its original made versatile : today efor bhroonthreers aenndd.fiveNeel man is the author of the of Commons prevented Sir Gordon tual to the minute in keeping his other' forms, Ihaven't attempted to am a relentless critic of my own work, ingly ersewerin consequence I can't and. never send out a et of words ! Christmas Fifty years ago, you might have English translations of "Cavalleria from attending.. In his absence, an. appointment with me. any track; keep I. wit11u t his passed me. counttevirof In the not pro. tune does other legal of this I and written in light author that leading satiety words have appearance tell you how many absolutely Rusticana" and "Pagliacci." ..i. in bo.ks en us. and wheneyer-Te- n. been beguiled with the . .. nerrogw-wargents , muvh , , , Iv atter The morning t,1111A.) J. nyson published a new . volume,,,,of Mese> tiet.theSeIt,".1Z19.4let: I It an lit before" telfittlY t of "Mteter7oreghtett-N,ithtge- t advocate thaa'theJ weather:17 sistonishett nye .by, declarn Poeme when the bight 'he immediatelY e -- popular success of Its day. -He tang ballads aid wrote them and , 10 relate, tIóse funar.Ing is7,songs, ''' rPallYs ttithnotrir riM eure that It vralrtresrito Inettliett.---"'- ": - ---- --' ''' 7- 7-r - - -Into me the desire to try my own band Contederation.-t, treat Austro-Cerma- n together with many another.equally or lc 4 no far I for Europe I at verve writing. which better it be ttili might at renownsd, tre, almost equally Isl. ,, ' - - '' ''' quite and the,world that this small wooded an early age." . , as the words of them go, the work of Mr,-- ' Weatherley was educated at . - - corner of Austria should be Joined l - - - ---- Man, Frederick E. Weatherley. - On-Austri- an Hereford. A keen music lover. even blo other hand. If Austria la to remain who:At 71,- has just celebrated . S as a boy, he delighted In the triennial ! ' otl her music-festivI republic. to -- deprive as w song writer.' Mr. Weath- aseparate held therer,,-.' woutd be to-- - deprive t S - l ard at Gloucesterthat:andwere Worcester. and . Published-10first .song . aome other trio real asset. ot her .: Inhabitants was the of of his most by Correspondence.) regarded spent i (Special pocket money, too itz kronen may be Vaught now in ....,,,,, 51 years ago, to be exact, and evei (Special Correspondence.) the little village that clustere bitter tone ot the . ,.... Judging troni-thattendingAhetwand lia.,... ' Jan enybodyi ,c,...t...,..., tà ,k ..,,,....A O'ClION, wordi Switzerland. , Jan, 1,The since then ta.has been,Writing ERNE. itswalls as a material menace, to anycfstening to such famous singers of that medieval fort- - Hunnish want to buy I day as the late Sims Beeves and Sir Invasion. , --- -for songs that inspire musicians to Vorarlberg, a province of Aus- teas. In other words. Austrian paper now the ,is reel? If so, time, The cestivisi a beautiful place that ICharles Santley. another.vetoran, who; tria which borders on eastern money is literally hardly worth the weuld compose settings for themtuneful of "Nancy Lee" him. pect all Austria one day to join her.t , for there are,. no- fewer than has been reverently restored Aznongl like, the author i .. Switzerland, wants to leave the paper on which it is- printed. ' Swims I enough to make the ditties favorite ot accuse the fur- I !" the- Vorarlber- g- basiThe Orrniana is filled , seine still goinghestrong. ancient strUCtures in Phis- - treasureg - lirith. whh it join , ng1isit71inguago wherever the was about 20 that - . ,1,6 A,, by . means of three ,or -sinking Au8tflau shin and either are recount habits that were kept i It wits it has no credit'. Part of reptIttoutly endeavoring - the - tó , induce- within canton si one. jun as suite have that nglandpelt Switzerland-a- sfirst hie "A song. dikigeat propaganda.thei published when the castle was a priory in rpokt rallways..it is true. Vorarlberg lic or be a kind tic (theAustrian was set to people to say that they i few- - weeks come Into the market. -During this time he has published, of thet NI, year 132S. One of the items set there O'er the $ea," -. which nice - Lusembtirt run - within this province. but " Join leave L. Roekel., The and the Austria. the late e: eant.,,te as nearly as he can calculate. upwards small- principality,i ton , by s is for "debts due Castle volume Donnin One df th this bad g hi , rondilion, very Cr. ell,. ' I at 71, he has. under Swiss protection. The St" int. meanwhile. .t le no success of this dIttY wad immediate. , of 1,500 songs, and now,rolling Mock andorcarriages beingj in guisezNewborY,... which was .originally thel tills house. but of tbese there of ' Vorarlberg lis need was that the Germs's& .have be 40-- pew ones all- ready .for .the corn-..,The population Lee," written sparingt ItheThope."---The.-weroulitof erplarement.-sodrepatr of In Chaucer. .most,11 Of 4'46r late to persuade the Ver., thous, of Geoffrey, I To John the Clerk for shoe- - to Inuttlo by- Stephen Adams. that pcsers,- as soon as the latter catch up about 150,000. composed annual deficit on the N' orarlbergil4 Pains the ' , to allow the German flagl park adjacent to the castle walla hcclude:' poor peasantry: but the countly, al portion 1,,,,,uld hxrdirimont to 1,0, arlbergere with him?- - One balls,d ofhis, "When monks for a year, three shit- - Frederic lAreatherie3r nutde his name.- ' N ingAlle . ch at beneath-whiin he peat-al- ) 5 , whioh brads. thud uner created write)) a furore ' thelk o, gout lihge;"-';-Wwoniejtorric than 10.000,080 kronen,. The pootat:rto-flo- of Piet' both pairs of boota for the I That ., ., Swiss and Germanert-Z-kapenned many of his noemti 14,11-perhaps 'arty fertile, itr of considerable Lim,- telegraph when cur fathers 'were still - oung to Americatut,-.madand telephone service dolt?? ,....f.,...... prior: five shillings," and "geer for! ' ;,....a,r,groalgt.APIIPS,1-11e,rtltian sm triAttie,lheAr for three reasomit ,First, it "Ttte has --Jkto.,,,,IAAnICAttuttg-tu, turnedinto other which cttyltrrhury b"" ,any portance. 1.1.1nettoind, 4.0tatec. yea,re43461,01.141401,41111,1, e WittiOSIiruzitirtirted'-,fitidettiopeal arid the haa flair for that of Austrta in the Talett"The castle and the estate Evidently profiteers had not appeared 4 irallop, a waltz, Fong during' th-- war barkward snit not using these much.; nnn ,,, -.,, -- long-hv succemei in- - waterpower-"w- hite coal,'! as It I, end. The Social i at press hi were also at one time ot p,t"-liof his earlier, In a -- ! 'war ibo rg are in those far away Re:ling side br idde with recent songs also thee. moreover, -, upon the,, scene . of course, of dlt called in , .. 111; k countries blame -"t h,e catpits1,1 for At lit recorded that in,.1600 Queen, ,,., ,,,,,,,.,,,,. , . ,,- -such enduring favorites ,,.,, I by )tir..Weatherlei; , -' v "electrical tor Anal ; tOr l'otriottoO : "'rife'Mir, oath; - , to',i,orinection with out Elizabeth granted to the famous hight-lidly"City7 evervthing.'seving ferent periods. as Plsrliamcnt- "it a admiral of England Lord Alowerd of would erer give .. Alt IJo-vMr. Its sonsr;wrttor,and----barrister- : Jack. ' Rid 4e Goort,.- poposcondly'.i and eoldione 'Add. and orr idiom -and "Of vf4; excellent - to timber: the Cato r of with not and me I WO have it told deer Co.'", her ,."A, Sergeant this try plenty aapPen park ottherley bye. and ,'...;14, an phenol; for the Vorarlberg, despite its. thouithrthdi ' ittrataiti lying. -In its or position; beath'ess "'The have as at third. for the a hoteikeepreward out what ,erpower. tie court of ly opinion they "I iras eomirtg Line,' "Nlifanwy," I the 24.0" Austria email population, .,entributtd dotobleti does betweett Glermany-anrtiPt'rtant In 14wItzert8nd defesti ngthe Itpanish Armada. titude Lady Astor adopts when Partio-iktwhe- hit Cirti sittingn It pulite 'et Bristol one day,'" he said . - Army." 'Up From Somerset," and an-l- it to the otrmies of, the ,eris me the on asserted as a rO b,e r O f th 0 h1144,- of e - , :, other-latsecond that noticed r I Vorarlberg tbe Good th one, "Friend of kline,"' Grine very importanteh Castle; rufnanly looking ; faced monarchy. GOrmain, he. ' St,' DO Or0O14 . ,to the treaty of eer3r int Rs"' tua,N, "I' lint of old nestles for sale., Is a tonti-- i ment. Men as attire 'went to be highly'i fejtowe loltering.'near which tielthe-r- singers nor ' 4 ', ii 'Jim! whispered one of them to :.., the Allies and Ahstria. thwVor. 1' taunt It. . their holidays. Ind . tied feudal stronghold set high amOnt' amused - I her , rather nonchalant this side of the AtIW,ntiC it ..Ti.nme,:sations i people to spend .71, the of 'consideredas , is ?hist part hotels could be bo.il,,,,th2le. the billa and :.overleoliirig the Ntorlit',Inarinet,- while women. on the whole 'his.pal. lend encourh for me to hear.,-:-.r- . g evi,ineetn to tire.' Among composeri arlberg 's It '. thelturbt a that provineitt. and conaetruently kV might be 11I, ; PartWUJaro Aetir see. think that she is 'perteetly,spiendid." 'POO thalthiliftle- - fellow with the wit: : ' of the paPt Who have' set to music Austrian republic, hove vio; '"?'"I'lete out, wood Is.- Lind's- Wordt written tivahim include the re.' its.peorde are- bound to fulfill thelr no iuch a leret,,,hd arid rown on? Thera the fellow as , " more Even Turititok of Masculine Parliament interesting Tort Gert metpbere for attractionot anyone. , 0os-tie- d F. Paolo. Toati; tho late glyph- - I share 4,,,,the obligations: devnlying not yet lipeolised tames. IfolY Island. which was re-- .. tco whom 1 have ppeken are greatly did !Nancy Lee.' -, At memo, calve and Anetriatto are stt i The oPirltiln hero ell Adams, who wrote Abe-- musiC for upon Auslerian subjects, tittered 1101n Yr,ars age by i4ir Edwin en tertained at her various ''"Did 'Naney 1..rer on tho wiltdeet. the .. 'thete -- the generally. ono thia email , about piece htepiabbling son I present, fair" therefore, mov,me imp4 vrtant in ease Ger other. the ehap is did mi-fHoly. rity" and any ., is a joiniature Gibraltar. One old genthnhan, who It ., !Alright A oceour,,,, tietria: i it arnitiont..-would 'woos. Vlig like. le other swings' written- debt . m shou ld m ake 1 delerminete1 An air of M ystery- autroilnds Wand. same side of the.house as tinted weavyes. air months last year iiiiiii I was up ' ler- i to 14,1)00- ksoncii, pOrs'brad .s.f 'poiala- - Trent ito inwfut Entoer; if anyone flo: 1 any Watlieiwv.- .1, I., Austria-- - , tor erackint a cater " ... Illitring the war. entrance within its errty laity member, told pie it fort to willte-wilto woupt tahe hot Gertm, :pile ay I krfmea. 1,2:41 of 1::',ottotio,tion )1ATPEN-C-111;RC, aers titan tohr; in many , ti,..4bat pestevr-wat- i Lit- - Renner . ,,,ehanceilor, 1 Aueirte. 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