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Show 11. i ,.;p........o...z..,t,,...................., .....4. ' ,,...... ..1, , ow.o.,,taloimoowegii,otowskon.wegoolikonlmnitsgalli,..M1, fib, .,. t. 4t...111p,"----4, 4 - , k - L'.. , t .0 ....- - ab- ,or at al, a.,', ,4 no, 4 - ;,. , . ...,..- - 4 - , ...a.,,,, , u...,,,.., '' . :, , .....,. - t.:--- , .., . ' ,g , - V 111 . THE- DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927. .lr 0,77' ,,,,,,,,ip-,04,- .0 4 - ; - r..4 ---- ,,, -,' ---- - ........., : - . roM 100i0o1ee1301001000100200tecaoi0001:210------toori---(01001:30to01011:20t0- - , Sisters - ' - 'At Same Hour in,,, : ' ' - - , - I - z , 'Sees ilalks Across Seas 'Queen Married - , . ' ' ' Father With One, Mother With the OtherRussian Is Veritable Philip i ., (0) ,.. .: t ... 1:,e: 1 , 1,.::I ter - , ', :.. 4 - 1 , - , . , ,i . for Sidewalks Is I; Plan Proposed by Lon-Ft- :, don highways, Byways Board. Glimpses of Gaieties to Come Already Seen as Big Crowds Flock to Deauville. ; ) tr., I 1I , , 'I ; ,, i - , I II . 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Bolton. renutins unchanged throughout the ing in the world. &;4 1 (International Neat; Service Staff on i ThuradaY London In much the same Manner as )Cenaington. I yes s. Correspondent) ----, .... Charles G. Bourne, of New York. Chicago is a railway crossroad ot last- - week.. On Fifth i afternoon . PEKING-- June 3 The sure of this. Bourne admits that North America. eertin Is the aeriP! ' avenue. New York. clock hands successes Per the nationalist milltarr the number- of batfritubs-ha- s armies inal- jo,uction pointfor o, of IFALS half past nine. Europa. General Ch laug i It OA' linvo paid creased In Paris In late years, and the by m Germany. prevented been g: due In the chur,:h in Kensington. ,.Ar to 1!3v1) 1 there been foreign brains y cntirely some superficial Treaty of Xersailles from military t- -. famed actor an asserted American in Garry Reeves-airnitstreets L and changes 1 But military enertraffic. has concentrated her ; ''' ''''' W.' VOr here. The and U. S. matinee iloi, known to ..f the untokened charm of Paris that flying. -- d,": .,, foreign brains a ' gy on civilian, aviation. and the 04;, ,theatre fans in every city in U. & ettioy those of General steals away the beetle of development of comfort and secur silently , , Sr as Biicher and now ,on vacation in England. his all real name is. who ,rvisit la here tothe same v.-A rare soldier of fortune ,: 7was giving his dauglter Elsie in ,..i ' ' 1 10 90.,,,,, day as'it was thirty-fou- r ,..,,,,, years ago. Air from London stoa ...k4 passengers In a Hr. to . Cyril Burney. very modem, one at that. 4 Mr. Bourne is visiting in Paris In Berlin. en route to Moscow. ,,...4. !Marriage 1 in the for two years or more has beco , . '''.1for the first time since he left the Southbound travelers trom'Scandipew York Mrs. Reeves-Smit1 the push behind the Cantonese arm- Eitt le Church Around he Corner French capital to go tp the United navian couatries transfer here for 4..0.44,..-"...or ies and vet he is Uttle known and an Fifth avenue and Vitn. was fol". e here. of a A State. Me was born ,::::,5,..ok,,iAli hop via Munich to I until now has been thought to be a American 1. lowing the words of the mart-Iseand , 4 , received parentage, Rome. as or far Points Milan 4 apart : - :, Ibis Russian. liervice now tieing read between education W'elit here. Be s to the as Madrid and lielsingfors are : United 1 ber daughter Olive and Harold States 17 i witese.twenti -f Descendent of Blucher Years brought within 29 15 each omnibus meets all of hours within and ., airplanes arriving TopAn who also famed actor Mellish. old. and has remaitied there ever , ,N1 1 an air route through Ber4 ,.,,:.... 'Instead o that. General Callers minutes deposits passengers at downtown hotels. since. Of his Impressions on his other by blade his name in "What Frit f is k lin. c.,--,t asserted to be a Gentian. probLowerInterior of a German passenger airplane, showing return to France, Mr, Bourne said: of the comfortable The former drill ably related to the Blucher of WatReeves-Smit' wanted their I "My friends have returned at Imperial army. the grounds gppointmcnts A.L.:L.L1"G' The 'borer erloo fame. During the war as a Tempe ,, to be married at the various times. and have told me Field. nave proVided a lieutenant general he commanded it starting and . how much Paris um time and chose this way of But cover changed. will 34.770 summer' No less 15 miles than minutes within German Important passenger Army Corps and was eithI never believed It. and the week landing place doing it. Olive would have had This er a Russian prisoner or else made from the commercial heart of Ber- per day. Of this total. 12.810 mile.t traffic is freight delivery. separa ling her from Holland's est eq. I have just spent ambling her wedding in London but her onialDespite the distanee ahout, lin.. Al.ghting at the aerodrome are over German territory. a to to nd his mail applies Into especially Russia after the revoNVay Witheintina in the Nether.' of the In east, New possessions dining vrelldining. that is to say. from an omnibus of the 'Lafthanbusband to be is playing All European capitals can be per!shable goods. such as flowers. lution. as I have not dined in thirty-fou- r lands now speaks to her subiee Is there direetly. She is shown Xork and cannot leave his part. reached one from Berlin his within him at which caviar, oysters. W'th his German military trainup early vegetables. picked The services began together. Jim,. At her side is yearsand talking to all sorts of sa,' broadcasting an address from A msterdam the passenger is day. The air train for Moscow and.. fruit. Approximately 3.eto ing. Blucher in 131 8 was comment. PeoPle everywhere. has convinced downtown hotel, -to the second. But accord-bi- g Crown Princess Juliana. ( International News Reel) 3 a.m. and arrives in the pounds of air mail at leaves escortare and a Red cavalry dstachmert, at air carried by boys" ing greeted me was subsethat I to the telegrams that right. and that Paris ed Into an administration buillin; Russian capital-4- 65 miles distant monthly on the natonal and Ehaterinherg. Later he woe tame has not changed fundamentally. between them.' filea--quently passed crow 5 as the in o'clock Lufthansa by terraces, restaurant for his fight against the White Fie'There are more bath tubs cer- with spacious Olive. in New York was married to the afternoon. Ra limed trains neis no longer a novelty or tachmenia in Siberia with the rfstalnli- I can remember when the a postoffice and rest MOMS. hotel first. Sl!ghtly drowsy with the the 45 to a luxury. same distance in added Publle will be officials have gt.tiate which 'soon Eftion of dt,ision COMTn2ni1or. no homes finest had such thing. boon splendors at the June day in54 hour. From Berlin one- file.' helped to eetablish confidence In From 11121 until 192a when he when your bath was driven up to accommodations for 90 guests.out to London the 'priest linin four ral! mode this are in l'oloatne of called travel. brain; the which Aerial departures by appeared in China. nothinZ was your door. In a wagon. There were trend over the words in the quiet Of The stretch average speed is 100 miles an hour. heard railway It takes 10 bourn. with the regularity of Blucher. or 'rattier Cal-lebarrels on It filled with Xensingon church. conto by using it extensively. Captains 'Munich across the from Alpe The schedules. passenger as he then became. With the Reeves-Smit- h water was in which took carried pails Whilst Harry ift moin Milan covered of a few by airplane industry negotiate quick bust. Soviet influx into the Cantonese ducted,to his plane and and then the tub itself was 'solemnoff his daughter Elsie and her hus., with almost eery ruling house In! ly wheeled in. A bath was an event ments later Is on his way through three hours: the railway schedule fleas deals by traveling the cloud eause. Gallena was LONDOts;. July l'(AP)--Theventually made band to a repetition and luncheon -- Vingdom Pullman-lik- e calls for 14 France- - has been' Europe hours. of with route. in vehicles air the enin High Military Advisor to the those days. one in which the In the White Room of the Savoy. turned into a arThe Duke of Orleans claimed diuntraveler's truide anti 'A The are Fatal accidents almost plt gravel airplane passenger of the reli'itt- an took appointments. nationaliat immense hus-Olive. her mother and her The Royal Palace" of Portugal rect detcent flora the old Bourbon tirenaighborhood table hunted by the Lufthansa known to the German Lufthansa ionary army. With that tiontioll interest. riving here ?Inds awaiting himho-a time band went to an apartment nearby has become 80 individoffices for a local street line and he based his vain claini has .200 his when hlth showinc In.& at which "The Boulevard Raussman has bus 83,000 passen- title. he is During deposits chief of the fiats, Itor breakfast. Ithe throne of France on that de- been extended ual air Ines in daily operation la ger were carried. the record of general staff'. actually cleaning department and the old Palate tel. Man Without a Country. buch have been the recent fates scent. In 1898 he married Princess de 'Industrie thla Germany. more was 99 per cent. commercial than German planes safety down has been torn Has Reastart Staff. of the two great Twickenham es- Maria Dorothea, a descendant of to A atuation 'unique In naturallgive way to the new Boulevard by the Hapsburg rulers of Austria. thoroughness and push of kstion questions le likely to be tates.- one of which was owned I but found Alexandre haven't III. Manuel to the bantshed Duke King belongs of Orleans. treated by the announcement that the late to the 7rheisArCit;:rrT-1CROWN !Uses Six Dozen Eggs GREENLAND TRH) old family of Braganca.' the skyline blocked in with sky- 1ST, STEPHEN'S throne of France, pretender g the Soviet Republic of Russia has. and the Eifel Mantle-trib-e. and Gotha. In 1913 scrapers other men although the start work the by King FeeFor excommunicated so to speak. tower should I Academy Painting expected his extended exile. his he LoBovring ruler of Portugal. tmore elosell resembles theRul- dor Challapins famed Russian bask- exiled A year ago bus conductors connections by marrying Princess had Paris been New York. slam That Is explatnable by ith and deprived him of his nationall'The life of the French people REVERED IN LONDON, July Victoria of Hohenzollern LonUNGARY, ToRm DANGER of Augusta this suburb fact that t;Pw!ral quiet through Gallens has a that still not is has The Six laid dozen U. The excuse they give a of family changed. the eggs then reation newly out the don were able to poInt ruling family Russian staff. the close Unit that it Used to be. were mixed with the color Challapine has been aiding and as-- S shaded lawns that comprised of Germany. Although documents seized tn this Francis Taylor used in his tating Russian emigrees who had that was left of the kingdoms till Tbe two families were connected I and the French children are still Soviet fraicledetd Sled from the Terror. FOR ATLANTIC DISPUTE OF the dukes sister. Queen being brought up on the same old SUBJECT painting "East India Docks," through France and FLYERS' Policemen Portugal. a proved Interviewed this week at the now exhibited at the Royal Amelie. who was Manuel's mother songs I used to sing. The people simply-cla- d indicate could beat i lens received his saiarv from this hotel. London, where he is passers-b- y who contained the blobd and former queen of Portugal. Af- still sit about in their cafes talking academy. Moscow government. necerthete,4 Eggs. esting with his wife after a two of half the ruling houses of Europt." ter the amassination of her husband politics as vociferously as ever and Taylor main:ains. American officials think that (,;,1 and her elder son in 1908 and the are still at heart. despite anything preserve the colors against years tour. Challapine broke into in their veins. News Service.) eral Galles has Ifttle interest In By Universal Service. (By Irternational Pears when discussing the news. the ravages of time. The proNow they have gone. and their overthrow of Manuel in 1910. she they say. as deeply loyal to their whether n thee be, red or polittcs. PARIS. SIENNA. July 2.Hungary's as ever broken before. in fled with him of the to join cess. Duke July Z.Storm dangers English. called country speaking -professionally memory is rapidly being erased. -to possessionthe Nor has the famono French most precious was first used said Whatever they may do Following the death of the Duke of Orleans at Twickenham. flyers could vir- - not, and that he Is firt and last a St. of a soldier. and one successfll very tztephenwas tually be eliminated by the con- Or say. I ant still Russian. Nothing Orleans. a year ago. Mansion cooking decreased its excellence in Holy Crown of a by the early Egyptians. Rotquestion in the atruction of an observatory in the at that. Oman alter that. House in Wullwell park. where The ticelli used eggs instead of WI. any degree. Most of thewonderful the subject Parliament. southern part of Greenland in the old restaurants are still here. and Hungarian but the process has not been "It is true I have sung for the bearded duke had lived among his MaTTTni The Hungarians believe that the opinion of Dr. Constantin Dum- Lord Balfour Keeps used for centuries. serving dinners that produce that poor emigres and given them coats of arms with all the grandeur is posof St. Crown Stephen of a king has been sold to &land particular glow of contentment Holy pictures are - brava, Rumanian g:aciologist and Money. but I have never done anyof F,acred properties. sessed Youth Formula Secret mystic Arctic explorer. now In Paris Prea comes which only after perfect thing politically against the Soviet development compenr Part of the painted on specially preparof their ., in peace and trio- - It is a fundamental article on the paring to head a scientific expedled wood. and Taylor works I do not understand politics I am estate has been converted into crickonce is it placed faith that gmuuty don to Greenland. for the members of a et fields on oak. The colors Cr. not Balfour pit artist brow it anoints and invests the The expedition. consisting of rest to Lord Roseberry the oldest " What nationality shall I adopt? club of retired telegraph and cable t, mixed in the ordinary way, Deauville ILITenint rp virtues. makwearer with kingly ; , 1 three Coand will for his officials. to sail has been turned to I from members, Part certainly but are put On the wood age the halest That is too serious a question life their ,, e4 , f ,-(By I...niversal Service.) ing him unchangeably for over penhagen the middle of July for and heartiest of Britain's the Mecum now. I might become Bri- still more htimble ands. It is 'need '' t", , king by Divine right ',' DEAUVILLE. July on an I as a gravelpit for local road ,re- -' I have the idea Coast of what it east may Angmagssalik, of Crown." of tkbor better still American. ,r, 1 r,!'"'Stephen's of the gaieties to come during July "lands .. Greenland. to study weather and I. that has kept him so yourg for work:,..' :v - '1 i These lands include the present spend a lot of.time in America pair hand on seen are every Ice and York hie House in conditions is but he which August for sixteen years. months. nearby, n ow. But I do not know if they evidently disand parts of Rumania, Consolidation about Deatr4,111e. The beaches are Hungary' "The southern part of Greenland inclined to tell-R! and Urged Would allow me to adopt their na- Manuel of Portugal took refuge, in hundreds and atwas given a good opportunthe point at which an becoming crowded, sin a poor Russian who 1910, when he was expelled from Mistria. Great Importance is For German States is!antic tionalityI Cr. thronging to the race course. tached to the preservation of the storm, form." he declared. ity to reveal the secret at a recent sow has no country or nationality the throne of Portugal. also has , are orchards fallEven hamthe an under the auctioneer's apple trade "With function when the master gone or from source at the of American observatory crown front damage Mtn Nolan. BERLLN mer. Manuel has left London for and the necessary instruments. It of ceremonies put the direct quellfragrant with the advance ing Into unscrupulous hands. 'lotion fame. summer. of of his the house' France south one of and tion the to him. "S'4,e should like hire of the German reriblie into a would be possible to determine the Count Julius Ambrozy, "I travel now with a flovietic has been 1 Hotel and shop keepers of Deau- the two holders of the office of union of four to let us Into the secret of perpetbought by the corpora path of any storm forty-eigpassport. What am I to do about tion of Twickenham. great states, includ- hours is being are expecting one of their -- Watchers of the Crown." asked It ual youth." said the speaker. eviville in advance. 1 that? , into municipal officee . "Colonel Lindbergh's flight from dently recalling his continuing acpremier. ing Austria, instead of the existing Beth len the greatest seasons in the immediate Court "I shall soon be going again to converted the 18 more or less autonomous where tax collectors. sewer inspecd months of the future. Each week whether he was awarerthat New York to Paris wee made in tivity on the tennis Courts. the . , ,,,Yew York and I shall just throw tors, and police ,0 . to , of unable a host will commtasioners now were finds prospective are thirty-thre- e Ptatell which Watchers Crown and a half hours. en fact that he still drives his own continually aNithorimyself on the mercy of the soon hold sway In place of their residents and tourists descending fulfill their' duties. for while they squabbling among themselves. Is that it would be possible to foretell car In London traffic, and numerfor where villas of search safe in to royal town the preclecfvesor. on the advocated by Dr. William Cue le. with fair accuracy have two keys the weather ous other evidences of hie physi, In London the suggeTtion is made 4 lpft,,,,,,,,,,, ., .4 The two exiled rennet were i t:11 they former minister et interior. as conditions all along the route of cal and mental fitness. But When the season. The Deauville season the sacred crown reposes. 1,t at British nationality should be cloely relat,!d, Reween them , of key necessary the only salvation of the republic. such a flight- - With a wirelem Lord Balfour got up to speak his ' '' proper opens toward asthe farend Into have not the thIrd they, Ii vitqpiosor Offered immedately to Challapine were able to trace their connection which to open the strong-rooPrince Eismarks mighty stroke tion direct communication could be mode of expression was more than July and continues 118 a gesture of polltenew to a treat is in will This weather fine safe. key the as the I ccntains In effecting a union of the fed- maintained with the principal air usually cautious, and with a few September ..,1.'.:3111664.'any of the neces- artist . I kr the possession of Count Beth len's erated states under ene emperor, terminals such as New York. Lonof Wales he generalities eery f,,rmalities. It is more than Prince !I of the own department. most which launched into an altogether differprogram Dr. Kuelee believe& mutt be car- - don and Paris." said Ekele, however, that several other revolution," To Visit a the is rather definitely "During visitors follow expedition plan- ent su Wect. key ried to completion by a further nedThe Greenland tountries will make the same cf. set matter. It begins. with a dip Count Ambrozy. "a third safe '?.1,, by Dr. Dumbrava la under the Ranch in August! the consolidation to end strife and ter. :o'clock In the was also In the possession of around sea in the ll -the French of and Bet- American Collectors Bid r'''', save patronage governmental expenses ' This third key I recovRoots for 614kaiak& : ,,44,..w.!,4:.. ,.,, 1 morning. followed by a visit to the premier: s gian Royal Geographical societies. Dr. Kuele propooes that i El,' Triterraticrial News Sertica ... II1 and then, ered in 1911 and I will not sur- whole - ' Pavilion.orthitCastno On 01cLDutchMasters of north- Germany becom. .,Reports will be given by radii' to I as rerder it Co 4.As at pros--1 tI. luncheon. Sax- - the University of Michigan Green- atery sidewalk in the West End of ent arraTIVA June He added that his question did bined as one state. Prussia, sever'111,L.Itl7,,k... ,4 ', races the Pr!nce of Wales! rthe afternoona the rondon are to be corsidered at the now Is During which per'Hessen and expedition I leave (13y Universal Service.) on Count Bethlen per. ony. Thuringia. ahout the middle of 11;nd on h.gh- - twiA -and the polo matches hold central not reflect The the west coast. text meettng of the London selitch THE HAGUE. June Watchers al smaller states ought to be com- : vto,....A4P:..' . ;, ; ;'',.August for his premised formai i interest. Later there is dancing en-at 'tonally. to be in Crown reWays and byways committee state a American to Central bined called Into a to Ottawa. Ho exper's to be I.' buyers were among position the casino. tennis for the more The ought ; tontrois the street regulatior bidders when Baron Jamsen's oid move the sacred crown to a Place Germany: while Bavaria. Wurtt- Five Story Streets shout six weeks. then dinner. and ones e London. ergetic tc. 1,,,',, . After the vari,vis new masters' a were sold Dutch case of would and others in danger emberg. Baden ceremonies i ,' hold the of safety Whilst Landon does net ''di gaining' tables. or course. the i have bePiti coniplee I at Ottawa the As Traffic Solution The collection was the recently. fruit of such al arose In the revolution of become South Germany. Austria, all of during attention anore than Its share of wet days. ' wilt ieavo careful selection for the last fifty for h!s ranch c, 19IS. Count Bethlen ileclared that which millions of people on both it d forsvi solu!near is a out put work to being to the suggestion he was ready truspe,t various years. sides of the border already- - regard Ea!gary PARIS, June as being a decided amenity that is improven,rt. thAt i 11., hern ear- - I Prices ranging from 81.750 to tion agreeable to the Crown as part of the German retch. would new streets, one above the other . Watchers likely to attract the visitor. The mei!! out there sirgte hzs la,,,t visit- - t 12,750 were paid for seven landRate state. Death the fourth become are British as the solution of a suggested 1 Awebeme provides that half the cost It is emphasized. however, that I traffic problem her. by Dr. John scapes by Jan van Goyen, whi;e Shows Steady Decline of the roofing which will be of he has no present intention tit;i ! Harris. of the New York City the total receipts from the sa,e Boris. Expect Bulgarians Hire Americans glass will be borde fuy the owners visiting the United dttates on thisi Busy If traffic commission. Ma plan has amounted tolbout $150,000. A plcIt abuts Occan. Serviceof the property on to News Soon International To Choose (BY been Queen , authorities tura. "Pulling Teeth," by Jan &eon Models for Portraits and presented Into itParis and half by the rates. It would to the - IPNDONAceordint a possible rem- brought 82,575, and an Albertmany set Snean that on the wettest day a Sultan's Grand-daught- er London I i; the of The ThunderCuyp painting. latest statistics PARIS. JAMS edy. 1! wisitor can walk say- from the Sa-LONDON. June 23:(AP) LondonSomet13.05U. A Dr. Barris' scheme would giva storm,'" Was bid up County Council, bachelor king of Bulgaria, plans a Paris Business Success healthiest as was troy to Hyde Park without using the 88.0G3 and a Models sold described for Reuben, in similar imes appear' one waySrleries for different ktnds Finding 1, to In two wet sidewalks or suffering from a weeks' July trip early b,g city in the word!a becoming ance to their sitters is becoming of automobiles, omnibuse s. trUcka. Rembrandt for 813.0GO. while a I drop of rain. tly Univereal Sonic.? healthier stilL Paris. London and Home. He Is' a taxis and pleasure cars. treparating Frans Hale fetched 818,050. , do's-- o Aft argument In favor of the be death-rat- e regular business with English the to Jure in Tho to appears three days yenri expected spend fast from the slow. three reIt will tend to DOG DISLIKES POSTMAN. scheme Is that ago. the esrspe of the ,r:an,',:acittofalling. In each capital as th official guest portrait painters. Many American goat advantages would- fie free,alowly but steadily 11I: duce the amount of traffic on the lter of Sdltan 1000. In in 1941 of the various goverumenta to 20 London take Taking a special dislike to post, was 11ol the visitors 1940 it opporper dom from accident, shelter in bad men. the. , a back and white mongrel roads thus tlieving congestion in "AbdulI the Damttert--fro- rl atto It dropped to 21 per 1000. Then is have their portrait paint- weather and economy. Dr. Harris Much political thr.n.ficance tunity the fashionable West End. in 1854 it hitaped to more than 29, tached to the vitsits, Which are to ed by English artists. but are not believes accidents would be reduced dog compelled his master to go to imperial seragiio at the SYLVIA BERKELEY.. E as the nPW1 esnsaton pestoffice In ti:aagow for his William Marconi, Italian in- and for years afterwards never bp made at the earnest insistence nclineti to give much time to sit- to less than a third of present mail, then got him into court. Last The beautiful fugitive fbd to below 21 per 1000. of the Bulgarian government. This tings. Too much sigttseeing which wireless at December the animal bit a letter telegraphy, !fell hal it. the big improvement In will be the king's first official trip has to be fitted In. After a couple Without Including Mongolia and Paris. and her escape now htioiriecA ;S carrier and in April another postIm.neymooning with Countess drainage. which began since he took the throne nearly of sittings the picture has to be fribet there Sr. estimated to be sequel in her A gardener In Sweden In March man Was so severely bitten that he Mar. Princea here. of Fete the 1880 and Cristina about the !career a finished from model passing China acres land in of ago. was years 12$.000000 eight marketed lettuce that Since the April grown Is still oft fed In a business co:lege in Parte after a health act in 1091. were Is it poserible t6 find a out of doors by warming tho' oil attack tbe duty. has Mar-m- e long publio under cultivation. International geossip Rarely in Rome. postal authorities resoon began to tell busied itstqf with picking a wife model that resembles a sitter In with electricity. time. Afterwards she ' coni ' wedding that factors Ono card Can be ejected at for to the house deliver mail fused Io s first marriage recently He himself hasn't all points. In some cases very forcibly, sled by 1906 the for Boris. time from a nW card case that 'wag employed by one of the princiScientific societiel base proved as long as the dog was there. Fin- Nras annulled by the Rota of death rate bad fallen Jo about 15 shown any great enthusiasm for toUnd bacossarY to WM three mod- - that ,emoke clotids floating over can be carried in a Test pocket and pal silk, houses of France. was master haled into ally the a mature. the Roman Catholic church. per 1000: This was about the marriage. although be has not op- els.it-oNow the princess, for the face. another for cities exclude as much as one third court. but was freed when the faithinanipulated by iota hand. from 1905 to the be- - posed the idea of .his statesmen the body. Intl a third for the arms.' of the sunlight.. To increase their visibility in fog. woman with all the charm of H. 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