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Show i.:ba.1.1,40.g.o,.L'.,,. - - - SECIION r , - . Forrrier Wife- -. 1' Queen Plans New Gardens This Summer MILITARY A SOCIETY NVEDDING, Of - Car61. Starte a 0 -- 4 Extensive Alterations To Be Made For Outdoor Functions. Seeks rz t) , tia J:d"It . 4J-- KrrcHEN A LA MS. A.I 4 ;r A (i) SweetSeyenteen Into CourtPage ,Mrs. H. Brown., I, r v , ,7 1 Sake of My Boy," J She Says. !:,:gizr-z;,- 1 t lillOW --I- N , ::: S.: 4.", .,: . : :::::.:. ::::: lled 'at rt ,,Now,odo . for and the Ex -- f.; frage Alliance. , - . , - REGIME Opportunities Abound Workmen .Artisans to Replace Greeks Who Were pelled. SHOP 'ions 'of u oDERN I yi V Paris Expects Lively Sea 'I - . : A.41 TURKEY IS 6l.d...1:1:-.:17::i:.- S rj z---- s :;rt the $500,006-:"Fo- PRINCESS I Slips Suit 41,A., - ., . Afraid They'll Be - , - Aenterb- Two Princesses of the Blood Has THREE . L 1 E oft f; , - - THE DESERET'NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 192S - ' e - t Schools Provide 6 Thrillin I New& Special Service.) (Speeds.' Correspondence.) : Type of &ids,' Culture or the PARIS. March March WNI:001. in thel made little sake of to be boyt ttly Is Coming Into alterations Sr. b.,: Pelee ; That was the way Mm: Jeanne ti grounds of Buckingham for the ', ex,,, Marie Valentine Lambrine 4 thhi year in- preparation .t; plained her recently instituted suit new season.- It has been officiallY iso be to for 2500.06O damages against announced that there ars ; r Prince Carol of Roumania. -- 4 : lower than throe royal garden ET 4- -4 FARSO!tt season, while London do not would the anything during , Prince Carol was married to Prin- partite of this QUarill Marl la rocreolloodent Des(Epeeist of .ad view The 0.! cess Helen of Ore ece and mainanxious to carry out & number Of eret News and this. Chicago 0.0.0.0.0.0. 0.e eZ In the palace tained his right to inherit the 1)a ily NtMtli.! improvements ROUITM11111... mind abs said. It grown of grounds which she ham had hi CONSTANTiNDFLE. i"urkey. stated had been for that dynastic , tor some years Feb. 23.The spectacle of TEirkeY reasons this marriage was eiscatial. Fearful becoming old The apparent else of the palace la irmsids But when the prince gave up his i bccauje oyf today is a - great deal like that of grounds haa alwaya been limited. 4. ' by the rights to timpAltrone and Mb bM the opinion of Queen Mary, or sidered in royal marriage dicker- - the Ewiss Family Enbinson second wife. then I thought it was of shrubberies that abound, mariners- shipwrecked- - on soMs1 Is- tater,- time. for.mte to preteet-tk- e Elizabeth end the alterauone that she kitea I Ings;Princesses (top) ems of mY son. of r planned include the removal and Irene (left) of the new landA--- It is the golden epoch of ad,. and the When be reaches the age of venturous greater portion of these ; Paving et throneless all Greece, are reported last becomeexperlriant. twenty I want him to "mew his substitution of flower beds of 7 ntasters in their wn will! ha that and is clear to is be expected. Quite position to proposals from kinds. This, ft receptive Vi Weally the legitimate son of country the milt bate c,ome into effect a considerable Improvement commoners. They' are blood a heritage of exhilarating cpyorPrince Carol!. Nt and the best landscape g&rdeners , cousins of here 'arrived been revimLambrino Mine. nearly every reigniug tunnies. In the country have with her eon a few days ago. Prince tioned to &sale In increaaing the family in Europe. Turks who can do stything are Walter Leslie of the Seaforth High' anders,- - Who Married MISS Phillia Leslie, Carol is also at Paria as is Mme. apparent wise Of the tour acres of Capt. at a premium. As one Turk said , Lupesco, who figured prominently Church After Ceremony. , palate gardens. Leaving to me: We molt for them with In the came at the time the prince Pour courts and three royal garsearchlight." hailed with renounced his throne rights. den parties are being s. Teachers. doctor. lawyers. Lembrino and the prince by social- - Loa- -, b great satisfaction of, EliteAmeri1912. in in and engineers have to be found Odessa were Busy-married British both and don Fotmd Masterpieces to take the to the documents on file piecas of the expelled ean hostesses ats punning big priCreeks. Armvilanit and foreigners In the courts here. and the marBehind Plaster Wall according vats functions. The Prints of Wales i uao used to -for was annulled social on Turkey's affairs. his dynastic dates I riage ltas Already IlillAfter Twenty Years reasons" "Anybody berg, w.i can Lund after the birth of Mireca. ender aa tar ahead as next August. - 1: ar In cow:neer And le found ra ages?" Princess ' . Duchess Planning , who has studied in Europe (Special Corespondence.) Ilicw London Rowse IBourbon and gets a nigh job at once on LONDON. March 22.Whilst another shock for the EY IIIRAM KELLY MODERWELIo to telegraph your bank to wire. Cle Anatolian The Duchess of Tort. King ral:way. particularly the police ancient faubourgs the real inner Knovrn Hostesses London. is Eschew Association Also Well "Who knows anything about George's only daughter-tn-laconhas been disturbed by the of Thei nu" money'1:rltehtl", ISPeelal Correspondent circie of Paris society! know. the thing ishortly to retire from social activirecomelectricityyou cure. Another the from of tinual theft Post-Lente- n highiy pictures Princess Lucien Murat. descend- Deseret News and the Chicago mended With Bourgeoise--60 Con- ties in London society. London art galleries. the Savoy ant of the Bourbon family. which Daily News) by many fashionable phy- -' they run the lights with in Lon- She Is at pment very buyry mak- in Whatstudied is stantionple? The the dansent. sicians. to tea redress has done something 311.-has in over ' France once FTILDC41, opened the March NICE. reigned Years Soldier. Festivities. a . . log arrangements for taking is as follows: You make don! The very man!" the balance by the discovery of a for the sale Of antiques and 70s of the Mat century a fertal-la- ..imethod n - - Ater new London residenee at 40 three large canvasses that had artshop appointment- with the lady of work.. To tnake matters worse Albert Wittig& anchored his yacht Grosvenor Square, but owing to a a choice for 4:30 and wait behind been concealed dummy is inthe harbor of the fishing vil- your The schools provide a thrMing - happy event: which is expeeted in possible. her establishment wall for the last 20 years. The It y Avg,- BERLIN. Apr II (Desteret News Special lirdell-- ) on the quay decorated by lage of Cannes. He looked at the in the lobby until 6:30. Thia has of Turkers efforts to ins. situated the early summer. she will do little elated on example an conexcellent was effect made discielinary during discovery e Preaa)---Thfamous emerof her ancestos: prove herself. In the old days they mountain wail behind. the LONDON. March 27.Amer4oana campaign or no entertaining there until the the nervea and is recommended were structional alterations to the tthe statue ehiver who must at the church; now the,' IV.. under sea blue season. beneath and aid the sky of the latter part hostesses Who against Immodest dress and mod- ana those who begin to swear at the arw run Winter Garden which is being 1 the daughter of his bongo la-- I overhead and saw that it wait good. to by the government. They The nursery which she it plan- - rn dance la ; see. transformed Into a new ballten after all to an tickle operator take ht to telephone the pleading part expect in of others millions alare in almost anyplace housed with There was nothing extraordinary onds. You then proceed with the boring ming at her new house will be room. nobilitY social festivities are re- In this, except that Mr....teettin was that 11 available. In Geumlek the the hateful, degrading marts. ' t.., s, room a replica of that wtilch was branches of ths German pot.Easter d a Two of dance near to table the the Are pictures get lady fla'Pefore the war I would not also Its royal highness. the prince., floor. Since all the tables are e- - boys school is in an old oocoon Following the edict of former designed speciallit for Princess verian turning to town In order to get portraits of two famous have dared to do this. prejudice el, ,t royal houses that only. at Chesterfield ,preSUMPlivit Ling ''' cu pied, you stand waiting for a ri, I walked tharmah it with the I Marl. houses In order fOr the see- -, their society leaders of the lite teth would be to were and waltzes head teacher and the kamerkam have been too strong." the Great kiritain. and Ireland. emperor- ,other polkas will ....be,deewalls .the .4 ;douse. and century. ,and the third is Inn& couple to quarrel and go of Grumiek. - 'The benches were - de- - danced at elite sorts! functions, thee son. the other said faith. of stencil day. the ensued a series of -of with princes 014 to i ice the he of home: This tends- to strengthen' the made in One - - - signs illustrating the most popular Pxecti Ova committee of the The Prints and Princess ObelenPrincess Murat. shopkeeper! etc. Woo with the desks few oil paintings - attempted by 1 . an Deustche Adelsgenossenschaft "How the world would have and were plentifully caroodwlth was that feet ratherhan hej legs. nursery rhymes. Miss It Turner. latter formerly akithe table Vou the obtained your of Having art- -, organization ,have I scandalized! been. couldn't initials. hi deposed Duchess the noblittn, ems The . walled emerald and seeking were pupils' ,,,,,,. jt was a atrik- the pictures &retied for a waiter.'Ten min.: lat. up beneath ' vies of Queen Mari in the matter haii issued "W'ittatemint that It la 'Wirier Aotot" doothror or comment On the changing conis rumored that they had always tiok a conting of plas- faced it.now! Times have uteg, or- this exercise is usually ing be Ribwomen for to Astor Jacob John ditions ."unbecoming Anatolia Inin antl household he"But that all of these changed Lady arrangements. - of many been there) which started the ter tit a mystery. The plainer found beneficial for - the neck initials were in Greek and blesdaleore already settled in stead there are but one of ths innovations she has i slaves of fashion!' , of injuring the portraits and I am not ashamed to tell ev- t man race going to the Riviera. masclest- - Raving abandoned' the noble I birth Women or ought their beautiful home. Hanover ; has acted as a preservative. the erybody i sell books. paintings and I Firm came the aristocrats, who hots of getting tea. you proceed to no Greeks in Anatolia today. planned , is an American kitchen, forto waa aeYet which , It else Park. Weal eleale felt The kamerkam effect-lobos artistic," with geeMe all tits latest anything Lodge, Regents slightly upset i wanted to play around complete prince. dance--e- n only damage baying been a floor 10 feet- by 12-toe much of the body the inst.- - merly the residence of Lord ano The princess wants her shop to !then the society leaders the - all this and searched about on who wanted by a workman's pick who saving devices. -along with seventy other couples.n by ment continued. "Immorar dances Lady Beatty who was digs ?told located the omit one of the society labe (leeks inaugurate a permanent liaison of ! ed to play around the aristocrats: Those finally "speared" Sweet Seventeen who can successfully must-bbarred. But what nettles of Chicago. a sort between art and literature. a Turkish Tom iswyees tradedles before he knew that she the sportsmen. who wanted blips Into Court the committee most seems to be herself a. painter as well as to be applauded and invited to ',tete this exereise without bebeing mark. -- Thole." be said, hopefulMrs. Sezham Drury. tortaarli is She was there. knocked off the floor may So numerous are the applica the fact that some noblewomen Miss Mabel an author and is now finishing a ly. "there is one" Gerry of New York. by the eociety leaders, then , tions from abroad for presentation 'have sunk so low" as to be eeen has been over hook on "The Love Romances of the tourists. who wanted to watch charged as cured. Education is compulsory between here some weeks at court. that many...British moth- - at public dance bans mingling with with her husband Catherine the Great" Bee shop is i the sportsmen sporting, and then are Intellectuat the ages of 7 and 1- 3- The IntenTests and they Rigorous era. their first that applies, fearing the bourgeoise. with galleries for the hotel iteepers the tailors. the I busy looking for a big bones la For intellectual stimulus the RI. tion wherever possible, is to have might oat pa sucmusful. have r which to shar. In the entertain. I. tho boys end girls taught together expositions of ertgralrill ' liog Long Military Career. - . WI. pictures diessmakers. the perfumery eon- viers offers the hotel bill. This E3usinesi-Careeplaced the names of their daught. s, editions. rare and coctors,-ths go tO - -- -ing dancing who term before tho Lord Chamberlain by geometric-- pro in the- elementary-eekeolCorr-leaenOf James Mn. the doctors. Pet for separate PATi$ dog gambling high schools and then mix Tension of rats anthe celebrates his sixtieth soldier's Prepares previously ' before they reach the recognized who for the last three trepreneurs. the adventuresses and agreed upon, plus the amount in tha colleges. 1omens Gathering invrsary on April 7. looks back land. Ohio. of eighteen. has dazzled London 'with ant them to rodA, The, Turks Associated the divorce lawyers. who wanted which tho manager added without was hailed as an excellent upon a life of Spartan simpticity seaaans PARIS. April cater to what are sometimes telling you, plus the bill for the they wish to break down this eastof lavishness entertainthe her and sesa but is now being dscovored rigid military discipline. lively expects PresalParis as the "needs" of tourists. meals yErst took in the hotel. plus ern barrier between men and wohas taken the house at No. Women'ts International Ito I that American mothers have been At the age of 11 he entered the ments. Statistics Indicate that 93.7 per a fine for the meal you did not men. To effect this the girls' Grosvenor the residence (p000ret News special service.) I sion eethe I it me.ta alliance doing the earns and the congestion military academy of Wahistadt.' Of Capt. and Square wwhoertild frerstooer of the Visitors to the Riviera mho la the hotel. plus government schools give tea parties twice a Mrs. Gerard Leigh, finan- LONDOsT, March 27.--which has arisen is causing. the where. as he described in a letter for its tenth for their health. I knew. ..a and municipal taxes on the agreed week. A teacher tells them bow eIrrn'rench the eial affairs or Sir Broderick Hart- - Mav SO to to his folks. the comforts of home samethis swim She occupied Lord . Chamberlain's June , I.With department fashionable dentiat who prescribed CorriMrs. last year. place are none. and the food is frugal. so plus the taxes on the un- to pour. how to say. "Thank you" i many anxious hours. g baron are women pleading for the vote and a Riviera trip to one of his pa- amount.- amount, the well, on to here arrive May gan expects plus the' tax for and when not to And when they Inthat agreed to has til bed. indiscreet is considered dewomen It going hungry the English heatedly , ones an a, cure for her toothache the maintenance of-ttients of her again being aired Itt, th; newsPa- : and invitations for gambling are proficient. perfect little ladies,. .. quire too clottely iota the age of coMs a custom..." with for-lt- equal voting mending right ....end collected establishment-wherfamous eabaret held $i datteeS to be you lost your then they invite the boys. This is In, another letter he requested pers. Sir Broderick, it wilube girls who desire to he presented to Englishmen. 27 ' out. the the beginning of 'Turkish society. ' are before. Cures the 10 May already plus night money Christmas gifts, a red bands.. Very Effictscioul called. felled recently for a million King George. but It is certain that IL is indicated that women of Mrs. Arthur J. Stanton of New dollars or ;Lore. Turks invite foreigners to their due to the fact forty-thre- e When you arrive at the Riviera baths which you took. plus tho all applientions from girls na, a pocket knit? and Cooper's best year nationalities will take took housesto see bow they act. ' will have to bear "The Pathfinder." But the book York, who has taken a London that under twenty-on- e of ehasist.ernxpetTIJint liotends part. The Cnited States delegation. you find the plant Installed to m- baths which t; sttwo on season. a for I. house hathagend the tips having o the co health modern to the plus tips their actual age. The shingle is is still lacking from that section Anne 3bcrgan, iis otors your of neighbor s bathe, plus tax es glass dance fiber installed States failed. 'Either the coast headed byto Miss last point making it doubly difficult to Ca- - In his library devoted twItis fa- special perfection., There Is your "I gay. & party last-- week. one advocate the most no expected on the Ulla Phis a-- general In the ballroom for the elaborate P to no the horseback vorite American author. th deception. almost in-were too swimming. vigilant. win have to Turk confided-- to me. and- we complete program for thee- quell- - 1 ridinggolf.sourses.oria-terie.--sa- tt functions she has planned. The guards ere,rybody4wfrickyou Walt itTIA-a- l. .Aftey tiro .7,1q1,be too active or the patrons lat4411-4"remit- friends; ---- hijackers tarwont woll'oromen-Yet-prallowed 'before are you Again pay wallferred and to difficult 1 of &tees.; sanitariums too guileful;.in any .vent. there the academy at Gross-daily for these young girls to the alliance. to escape), all neatly arranged day Whet a good time we hadt2 InThey it win not be too slippery and nothing never heard of. e Savoy and the Berkeley, and lichterfelde. where conditions were hosts of subscriber witted the I laughed and talked until Writ Marlon" Corbett Ashby. Igymnaeume ' the question le that mageficent trY day. each. suceesatre deete-.being of atm is one which is more modern.- but.the regulations is teing laid on rubber in order to the venture. and -- the- baronet - the morning. president of the InterOational Suf- setting-u- p exercise to6apuntella 6,1"traunlec. incre"ed hY'e retie ekleal there were will more rigorous and to give it resiliency. t shunned even more than usual. court. Into the went he a said. "if "Five bankruptcy ago." years will who coefficient of your patience. Fauthionable St George's in Han-- 1 preside, is 'London thinks it Las discovered there Was no chance, for a mollyhis frage alliance. you do is , Now Lady Joan Hartwell. and a man shook bands in In the Melba' cause of hot' on a green table and Watch over Square wee the scene this, wife. 'en girl who should be fairly cer- coddle to survive. After studying this bill thorough. woman Is venturing Into the business leader franchise feel would the street everybody equal rights. At present the gentleman en the other side ly you need only go to bed for two ashamed. Seven years of cadetship eoni'.;' week of the marriage of Miss Ma- world to try and retrieve the tain that her application will be That has to stop. We up to find have to be exactly ono to not going the Esglish women cannot Vote of the table put another Deus bel Walker. daughter of Martin succulent. She tit days, and you will wake of plated. fortunes. But like Europeans." Of as bell. as clear a , thirty although note on the table and prosseed as your. brain the Lord Chamberlain. to whom tenant In 11116. Shortly afterward Welker of Wilmington. Del to Into rum; !mites& circulars sent out until the age Backwardness is likely to be inPaterson of Ceylon. The announce that she will establish an the suffragists point out they may hvfore, repeating this process unAs Lytton Strachey doubtless has , the applications are made. -during the Austrian- campaign be Sheridan sedition. as Itustapha til the szeroise has been thorough-- I i remarked. Edward VII may be torpreted received the first and only wound bride wore a white chiffon dress ambitious coetumerif shop in West legally mart,' at the age of 12. : Has hem JL Ma sliest has not loot gat of the congress will ly mastered. This takes your mind dead. but his- soul CettellitY gees Karma Pasha he suffered duridg his entire Mili- with--- a Amen train embroidered in End. and what she wants , - Abandoned to 46 hove Thy London? the his oppor. people only given ,on-blossets and a sliver wreath off and diseases Of orange you up marching your in the company. She be set aside for a peace demonstraInsists Is Mrs. Ilarry Brows. of PItts- tary service. tunity to be modernbut Ifbethis soms. The bridal dress was made is to sell stockthat has she and her bus-- tion at which Mrs. Carrie Chapshall says frankly beeven that ' they burgh. most prodigal of all Am ilcan hoWessee to abandon Lon.' in Paris. man until 1111 of Catt she president are Quite penniless. but to be enforced with tho death pen., don te. Its Own devices this year? 'The bride was attended by four bend will preside. the alliance, can raise about if she believes that airy'. Her lavish parties and entertain- - bridesmaids in kasha coats OVOT red 111.040 she tan create a business Naturally there le a tremendous ing during the past two years have and white printed chiffon frock,s ohs is confident will Pay net !Millionair es Hunt - resentment against suck forced v. won her considerable fame and on with black satin toques. invescent 10 to dividends of olution. Turkey still adheres to per two or three memorable occasions A reception wes held at Cur-la- st ybe Treasure With TNT double that sum. Pt the background of the Inscrutible year Mt received the final idge's Immediately after the'eereVW. east and it fights against being II MOW lo "' cachet' of having liec..parties grac- - ?nen?. ' IAA forced out of the pictureinto the tool ed by royalty,.. Mr. and Mrs. Paterson will Uve Communism and Art (Special Correepondeset) 01 cold, harsh light of the material-bal- e , Mrs. Harry Brown pas Feb. LONON. tho, ILSeveral usually at Colombo, Ceylon. western Marl& And tie hon. Not Twin, Says Zangwill well known London people are leased the magnificent Norfolk Famous est observer could fail to report ' House. the town residence of the V, N N N.M.ANN Vk oeMN: the latest treasure kkgrerew, v. accompanying 'Prince Plans the present regime In Turkey thM Belgian Duchess of Norfolk. but when the! By liniversal Service. .. hunting expedition to food old awl ,,,.. I. distatorshia. inflexible dineheas , saturated LONDON.. A from Cocas Amerned'a ititaatt, r in of putty Hunt But there-l- a nothing mean Inside Congo monism nd art do not to togeth- ican "adventurers" in London are this week she said that she would la to achieve. It he In what trying be Occupying the mansion for this r, according to Israel Zangwill planning to follow on in s private Is for no persona aggrandizement (Deseret News 'Special Service.),, the famous Britieh dramatiet. Mr. yacht OtalgOn. She has been on on the Passage - summer the and,join party and there in something very noble a visit to Mra-Ilar- ry LONDOM -- March Sanaa!' It In a lettee to.the "Morn- island, Brown 'in in the eager courage with which It America. and whether Mrs. Brown, Charles. second son of the king and ing Post," attacks the Engliah corn.. Treaiture on Cocos bunttnir battles toward Its goal. reRutiatatt who decided has the that London Boughton. z Poser, or or 00 --island is confined to millionaires E eeit,1"oen Belgium will be, one ..., ...touch joined the Commonest-Per- ty is not -and the original party members of a pa rt y Ot 70ung eeetty because of hie belief that the these:days. worth the dollars and is unwilling the Noble Artist to Visit arno plan to maim a -- novel man includes the two nephews of Lord cannot ' unless arta to on more entertain grow modest everybody lines trove to &good trip to Central Africa this spring. Is well-feone of Britain's richest i likagrgrot leolglio. or whether trip imagh. Here With Paintings , the physical Leeetne about IrloggiwtsotVoseoggver. The temente I...they are to amiteurrani .01'N'W&N';'',M,).A.,,,,NNNN,., peer. . rites literature flourished more ing and mentat-istrat-of Lowden has tour the junglesMay of Tanstanyika.-iMr. motorist is Guinness Bill: of MOTHER: . Th. Arno Lakes 140.00 proved too much, remains a pro-- , the Belgian Congo. Their object In Russia under the dictation (Deeeret News Special Service.) some with as the kind of Czar-doparty under than the S. W. Liggersion 424 days).- - toot.go proletariat found nlYsterY. la to capture alive various speciLONDON. March and , ' asks Mr. Zentrwill s"Trues compenattion for him having to Castoria is especially prepared tgoogoole ItIondyke 0 IOW There have been persistent rum- - Men ot ttio wild animals there and - - tirde Tomo are,. planning a raCing Itine. b. aa- go Fairbooks Lady Quensberry commercialism fosters Cita bad but --- art environIn fil hem natural ours in... their m that disappointed rut be to Sieve Infants in arms and 140 tbo 10111olig St two.- - itowie --- -la thntest of the true artist gi:10. 01:::ttert last year. ; visit to America In bout a month that to nb"tover able ll take, Norfolk -I treated the 1..22. 2111.40 ing 3. whieh will be so soon after their to . starve and conquer. Hunger Childrest-aare be. Two . IllorgboYokels. has reserved see. ages 4)f Constipa--- be farewell banquet loot Xgokto oa Steamers lin. !House again.-whwedding as tohe almost a honey. . They.. oral of ' suites in the' ine eluded. at the claim Bavoy. tions they moon trip. They were marriedonly tie though Colic to to end acttvity-rFlatulency, Wind smoking to have an authentic affairs and, in addl "Millionariee --Wingt..st tbe savoy . are chart a vteeks ago; and not long after pinitele 'enchanted of Bei the tractor. le a cigarettes'. for the season. therefrom, and, by thefewdivorce is and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishnesi arising abowing where the treasure whkh Lord Queen's-berr- y Each esr will have a high power , Cocos been "bfr. hidden. has dOes obtained from his first -wife ! practicalof not belies Boughton Tile English coMPlaln that an , searchlight and is warranted to be In regulating the Stomach and Bowels-- aids the issimilation ' over in in been the the bad made absolute. past He all, drug iy Ahe to its able might way through push ' tAidY QueeloorbernP' Englishman is always a cad. bo an : TRAVEL BUREAU search for gold- amounting to ten Food; giving healthy andnatural ILL well beliefs itt.. the, gemmunal artist in American unexplored crook or 1 Million to commusic- nts twenty pounds sterling In Africa the party will be joined oomposition of his NW, at ist fa. St. Ea It lAtko atty. films. ainord.sodamita.h atert liests91 said to be bidden there. To avoid by a number of American cowboys plains that many miners are mute which Istreasure initations, aleMyellvdt for the signature of carbunters but the now assembled and fiddlers yacht by are who inglorious an pianist tor lying emtel recommend SteamAd. it. Prioulpst 1.4'Harmless DP.States. No ' oneverywhere Absolutely where ries141,110, she will Opiates, rhyssciasss he: Ter 0., enough, high- explosive. Stone, Dentist.c, tritfid but what proof le there that tho L1r. M diPtaBak,. IUnitedthem.--StsIA isalso oxpeete to -- - be snob- in expected these- - smut-w- ilt 111ratra IllompoormaBiag. euftphottthe entorwrthe greeter --part itablela to some portraits in New York. " ' wan 784ns4y. land. lasso many of the animals. tnema- - br tho symphony --- r , - 27.--"P- , ' , . ... , -- 1 - - '-- ' - - Germ all - What Made the Riviera; Its Joys and Something Of Its Wonderful Cures Season :Aheadl FOr Americans Bar Immodest London , den-list- i . I Ilan l - I I . -In - - Anglo-Amerte- 'I -- - -- life-flie- ha-m- ar A - chit-dea- , licti-les- It:dia.-de(ende- r -- ,- 1 I , - -- " corn-thi- er Lady Hartwell Has ?resident-.Von-Ilindenbur- g. ntitra-modw- n. -- -- - Outlined iago i4 The -- he , 1.,sttover of imost - for-th- 4 - - The-wa- s - . Alaska "7.4ri tors--ma- Are ' mariesi,-------lass- -- . ItPenne - -- , II 7 - e - ere , --- i (lIAOTO R IA - d. me-rely- n Fletcher's . A n, Ink -- - ------- --- only-somi.- I-- 4.- e vwwattseted-for--ths-party- the-large- r-i el four-whe- Central el Trtist Co. - - ) rel., - 6, linalerritunrreeento-Matnbne- "- "P" pl...t --- -- power-WOU- ld . . 11 , , r -- ' -- |