Show j ? I 1 ? i If Li 1 I I SOCIETY i i DRAMATIC MAGAZINE U1MUSIC' f X in Tl? SECTION K R TWO akLT TAKE t t CITY Sunday’ JUNE UTAH i ' -"tz G - a ift 11 - £ V !' " -- CUV ilH INI r l DULL SAM t Coronation s Take I?"' : Seriously but Americans Most It Is Magnificent KIIYAIISIS M'lt- ' i a MIK 4I 4t i ’ g 1 ' h Bewhiskered Soon I Harmless 5 Man L Pageant Be to ' rench of Center the h'Vr? v World’s y Interest Is Small Human wr- Atom Are Aviation 1 Will' Play 1 1 SYMBOL A W ' ‘ Large 'Part for estivities in Time History of I Coronations I S' km ’ laBTW I (W ‘ WJ COSTUME J i During L OY i 1UUP June all not EVERKTT 10— you do can like jes - - a I 1 cannots j IrWIwnMI it i KsNQ i 1 1 ?skm SWl l - I V I 7- 1 -5 X f thing than W HmI j 4! ’ : ’ I vjoultl not - enter for' the be in nation - for of ’III -SH9i:£83 : in time aviation in festivities- Jn in mounted ’"'111 be ) PRINCE aviator the on ball will w BANISHED in Tv 1 under t nusi ciuo ana de- rwj nave distinguished One of patronage the builaings is which being erected will cpntaln a parquet dancing floor the of be area which will the largest in London — 22401k square feet There 100 y1JLbe a£°ut private boxes each holding-ten persons overlooking the floor dancing Along the broad avenue in the to gardens leading up the conwill servatories promenade all the of the empire To the see coronation in comfort without running the risk of being crushed or without having to pay a ridiculous price for a hard seat Is on a rough plank impossible but fortunately will be anybody able to the see thing for sixpence a few later in hours of any the clnematograph theatres Wilhelm and Heir from Sends Throne to Berlin Trouble in His rench Son Away Because Imperial 1- fV i film About of ln all BY the sites world ?? Lh?T1in8 Bristol be made Liverpool Sheffield and of by :one the who films operators all vessels leaving after the has There has very are for ir been tickets for opera June on be will convey auto-tnobile by attended globe by ceremony an unprecedented for and 26 the as gala much as boxes lire the most In EXPERT her young: and in He thus: became far is a Indian magnificent boxes and to’ mother her of many is very Ideas fig-ure - BERLIN to tllerald-Ilepiibi A Paris toil taxed mystery thepart on against lean) has court solve fa banker's ofa to pictures one iq the t 4-4 to way i by representing of the hands supposed was 4- 44- ADVICE 4 4 4-4 -4 4 4-4-’ '4 4-4 Hc-promisedthere 4-44-4- be - S 4-"t J j -service But what occurred on He mysterious really usual shampoo ozigence” mid with began the some is-the as himself horrlfieVl at the hue fric-tloncd he vignrouMjit and wasljed With am-: hair the monin Ond a sponge-but were unavailing actually eaten all J ns- away his efforts The sponge it though again st was day J in a ' few Hr days -hesitated hair began hadEtofheep she ’ her to fall to out room she another summoned could only who a suggest to wig relieve her distress Tljere was other 1 fitted and the wig was Rut the arguing on woman that had tor complaint’ reason 'against her’ first coiffeur (stilt forx$600 brought a The damages method usdj by the coiffeur was thoroughly discussedIn No fault 'court fo)ind cbuld be vith'the substance used a nd the judges deeplywere perplexed Jllie But evidence produced they upon decided that the hair would again grow in few week's a and her allowed $100 remedy no ionco nt i I I also f damages 'I ' ' 1- !a f Cqble to Herald-Republican) his - Berlin ' “‘’iucyvanmuing Elegance Man" appears German complains onrThe in thatincn newspaper trouble no longer their about dress They are content to be "clothed" land they dqn’t care a bit whether they 'look elegant” or not But the most pitiful object ot all to according this critlcalj heet is the who not man therules xtthe knowing tries game :to dress The wep worst offender says the critic is the Parisian with his nar-’ fQ'v‘CUt bls trousersnointed shoes and his flowing coat that is cut cravat and too Close is ta'the figure He all that ishpbld ndf be his with little cylindrical of his 2uitset the side on head tofchown his badly cut clothes 'rhe lartiele states' that the best 1 I ? ’ I - A -1 i “re®s'e'lLmcnare 'iprk of beimj- to in found New in Vienna are accused too fond of conservative In Brussels youmay meet be Tcmea too d ijear j" Jco ors occasionally' I manwhereas loox men well t I® kaiser 4-’ there are the And Germans mufti not even we are told "elo-’ no Io the’ wenrs r short HUPnced for the the by of rest QUEEN’S triumphantly tragic REIGN SOON reetsi to dignity OVER her a personal the stage dragged he t crown 1'ren" thb by this Out German know th small of court she that at gathering crepe swathed will pass from hour when witli jfete' with London£en Westminster Abbey thronged with magnificently dressed glittering personages with royal orders! the heralds to proclaim the Avorld waiting without the abbey doors that 'England’s' king and new have) been queen crowned in state all Sticks and umbrellas with ornamented handles must never be carried thev should be as simple as possible And so should watch chains tie and pins and We must be very careful about the size our tailor tnc we cigar and cigarette cases Manv tun been driven to despair by cs nstadstie&M o his clioxit carrv-in? in unwieldy things his If pockets these follow all rules we may" succeed in being “elegant" - Down and ithe5Corona-s ill Xot Attend 1 a 1 - (Special qr - tion royalties among the virtually again the queens her in to be European ‘ in-history- corona- 'Dowager will never -stage power so Herald-Republican) Alexandra the a "to J t - June 10— With ceremoniesj the Queen ew 4 Cable QNDON passjfrom reckoned z - ? j - have cVer outrivaled popularity a beauty and none have Yet witli her she Marlborough House ’be will dost to the as ‘world as any cloistered and’ lost nun forogtten — Always dramatic from that sunny day she foot in when first set a England beautiful bride going to a royiil marriage beautiful so that the Usually phlegmatic English wild went this vision of over loveliness young horses the from her carriage outshone her to retirement as - ' -people J to In of flames Abdul unhitched ' h It spectacle is has notorious Hotel None in 4vi!l she most -spend principally Denmark at her of -- when ipuch a place for in the is for a in power ? '? j is just and Abdul it ajproposal which by —of many the fetes on the things his the5 are live artistic- estate — -finds have to The are efriplover Is :who? generally ironical compensations himself forced feed his waterto Chatelet?'’ replied theother tomorrow want suppose hope I nothing is asthere tosee” I "Le sets-for Martyr” i l prices Stick must season thereshould poor is ' j view the - bv of a an-contribution com--ing the i ’ - w111 J be not rh M?i&Ie:Le!L Ji ’ all rare to ‘ : DEATHS of the TblJ d -epaYation clery fe be the now the anis f separa-rnrvm can functlon-are as citizensAe r‘ow -the Abbe Barrue lni? assizes c simply presented himself at the do other day to publicrSeUtor so the a-stunlshed Xhat he flatly next refused day the to admit advocate the abbe acknowledged that bn serve the the first time on record' his cassock sitwas seen iiV ui iiiefee it vuc uays be yull while to worth draw up a list of rthe advantages given by M Briand’s famous reform to tha Roman Catholic ell U roh T'll A rtl ri olHlhllnawin antl-clerlcal fever oC Jn the agitation he gave heed jThe relative tranquillity in thewine-g towing 'districts of the Marne and the is Ajibe due to an understanding IgivJn that the of council state should be time to decide the on controversy authority is higher judicial Tere no in It rance now that appears the counright to t ’T y A -no : ' i dtetr® U7”’”Se"’e the ch""w Z- STARVATION ROM IN ENGLAND STILL C HAPPENING : ’a insipid tales and ago culminated so that "was here even who iron suddenly & s before the had sight felt he to not lost heads of his ’7 it to destruction in came incense all we was no a nay won-der visit had -because -not that been imperial 7 turned person 4 Si and hv the ’ ? to June London shouldbe It still ' occur” This Itliink ‘ discussing ‘return -that- and of men the bank money aged ’wealthy woman' and old-age domestic -seventy T servant t died -119 just of pen2 returned old-age'- 'deaths’ children “ A11 a- and refused’ the solicitor’s clerk a window-cleaner fli “‘O'6 chance pension explanation rdA sald Sir John S enough such make tragedies but Tl rather his j rLOn!?’one noni-r lsferoaaVj of this “The admin-! Impos the lowest outcasts exists insuperable an to the law poor They would It is rather starve than' accept relief regrettable but it is to a nevertheless cartain point The pride commendable or the very is I and poor re-' amazing amongst there jolcein the against “But V4-’ aged thirty-four had while ’a King’s Lynn Sseven bad money friends pension'- 1909 in of men-twenty-seven thirteen the in 119 the whilst governmentfrom starvation issuedwhich shows starvations three-being - of board’s deaths were recently chairman local the given horrible found : star'-ed spoil - i oplhio’hi SirMJohn Kirk Ragged School unioti One for can s hy Of maker were bankment ULkllr5ii'SJxtyI8lx thanntik® JeJ£ef and so England they that I?eter Sfy£an’°Vhe starvation - was womeh from th impossibleln to the' 1 ' sitivn8' Herald-Republican) 10-“Dea terrible’ is seventynine prostrated self-respect Cable stoners light -he see their had ’whose gardens when dafs simply fa few creatures ythree wanted whose - that driven zoological hare been he bso whom an of (Special s the modern? a monster-and planning sickening angel an of-the depicted blood England :of became ialf rgod that to and isaever ourselves the ordinarily is heartless foe part his- for He’ these ’ I ? f- ’ ? f — but pay— the fare arebatewhen be well very bel'made effect prlest3 hat 1sn a-lpriestfin -125 Paristhe for workman subject the on a perfect jury' and for i prophecies the i 1 tknVwt nad in the want boxfor three nights same she said with that succession” accent of that determination: belongs ‘to her especially sex when it halls from America to liquidate bill the she gaily And out 1200 counted francs and' an addi-tional for the tax poor ?which is the of tribute latest pleasure to the fisc In money-dur-ing to information likely Proves useful He has th reauested nhe'hiS throughout the country to furnish him with statist-inc nr beneflt Ca? from the law ofhave registered themselves th°3e' soia Wh° have refused" to do’ general on ‘ a-beautiful-’ her is collecting -The - obtain oompulsion aiding him'- "but ' i: effect - ’isT I the for season designed the Jtortunate folk for who can pay a if dinrflfr they minute In every wish Astruc’s office American was a- younggirl’ not thana eighteen She had more of just stepped out car to - in s the “No” this re- forthcoming fe2'kdw5s' The minister of labor believe that the legislators will inpdify the law in accordance with srv' cmilst aspirations The government wjll afford however an oppoHunity fuV tiona d’scusslon of theinterpella-t!rin unrestricted then to contributions and ministerhor d Pleasure I overheard a conversation a moment ago' between two persons of somewhat restricted means’who have an appetite lor 'the treasures of the sense's and spirit' Said with a xme ‘little cheerful smile: dined "Have you today seeing that you are taking tickets to 11 minister of labor be seen that the is proposal to lJ?ei °bllgratory character of tlje law to and favor the Belgian v £ tern liberty for the workman claim eS?ninen?n’r-but Appetlteifor for - tOZbe will 1 JTiLa des lover J soul I sixtv-fKdeputie!? suppressed on inheritance Belgian System dTQhi?ofarSrmati77 doubled ’ 3r yet y-ho are devised a scale on the theatres jreal by- workmen’s be the ItP!ivtiunKt33 to agreed the interpell-ition debate foreigners way it In largely owing persons Paris in onbread'and to is has not has ire 111 is tax a bavor Ari -eaJ“tt’Xlilorm - should f I : altered eu that Placsd -look -to The pensions of interests than one Socialist m°re Jules to Guesde wit does — M Guesde has drawn up H like? npt the the of -number performances trebledso that the ' Hamid’s Lumiere special the the The now that take and of beautiful such poor their j leader— - fact to in will -in forj ‘ ’ law the bLa-1 ? there afford different- themoney law operation o1 ?u? ’-i J town the life? blow that struck against unusual an in his coronation special that entertainments for their behoof are certainly of Seats great expense coronation what have gaining as manv the chamber Several of determined to spare no efforts in ant to mixing is have i r‘ society influ11 bo placed now' at the Reand common Icause bare reason to take into cfritics the 'Christie’s tiling that the it Pensions put sale ’ havei sultan to making ulfilled or their now aould but on R°yalists the of furniture of sale Ville hardest i a he f her tranquilly been glories of end under ‘auctioneers at the the in ’ kaiser implacable her can Avon Dwell harem Drouot This Turks planned London even been weeks tyrant country heairt' that popular of when the Prince Wales by baccarat was made unpopular the scandal the matter only was by patched up haying the adored Alex( Continued on Page Three) Princes finished palace of i monarchy a man of as deny that in her prime the dowager quen was adored by the Eng-' llsh nation' Hep beauty and charming smiles W Where luxury the There -S: on jthe thgt s -: jE!&tnCamp -day’ ex-sultan’s Drouot harem Young s began It residence but but comments moreover she no with sympathy the Mary reigning consort Queen Alexandra will have Marlborough Housed London as an official abroad Altdlqdldy Sas Sold acurious the fallen cc is hammer the pro-cessidn c Queen time place coronation 1 competeto z take an extremely humble and obscure place in the ceremonies Jas with her compared daughter-in-lawShe be would a melancholy that - -of The Hotel It Hamid’s the (here been have indeed papers studying? these last weeks' Rome at of the time :the' had Caesars no if ones had then existed: it pressbut haveii could been mot snobbish 'more London isycopbanttcrtha'n inore great ouy Reporters havsibeen of late papers heir been brains to have tacking invent touchingzHittle' stories about rand “our "good beloved King George”editors-have and Queen Mary” burned oil gallons of midnight' to ayrite suitable to -have Londonzfor love home I I letters and zealous classes and As IonK workinS uie APONTE USE -10— Sardanapalus of their at f ' disguised— Republicans ‘ the ago two is breome C??Ia?Menaci°us a-'f-ush’ bringr-thenj of be TJ?res?k'w iamid's J tiie at perhaps worth! - many-years-would cannot or- : Thel - Coronation The reported jintention of Queen to not the attend coronation ‘surprises ceremonies She no one who lias been the ’first lady of England for -’W Ceremony tion German unpardonable Months feel- Alexandra ' a StepsAfter r mdre-over-xompleteiy g g to considered regretfully it acknowledgepoyallst movement in extending rhroiurhnnt tho h?eJS' men° conducted by ofnMfhC nsen the intelligence young highest and furniture the' harem should all have traveled these to miles find Pari Daiidet' buyers as wrote is the of home exiled princes But the has been year which responsible for the skirt has harem modernized the fall of be sultanhood There! will for the silks embroideries dwarf trees ivories'and other knicknacks of Abdul Hamid’s harem - ’-crepe habiliments attendants just of swathlngs ‘ dBe of -fish I i r LA June Paris of Christ of front of- tactics have gone wrong have jrefused to the swallow nowjfwe anti hear story another It "is an atroclouslieithey say that the of hotel honest keepers London were rtiean ever enough to speculate In a national event they never for a moment of raising is still prices there thought of ini plenty the London despised room has foreigner suddenly become dear to if heart and he will only every (English’ look: at the they will corrie land show all do-' they possibly to can makerhim - t of L v-7— Alexandra are very simple newspaper thouarh not always followed by those who wish appear smartly dressed You must never t!e cuffs of shirt wear false fronts or a that is made up Your tie must cover the stud Of your collar Brown boots be must" never clothes town worn with and be Th?t never fastened with buttons is an sin Goloshes are anathema bootswith soi£r® heels rubber and (i failed the bait through departs In iher she altar j jin Sombrely' inky trimmed I 7 nrincn fash i jBut expected Prophecies ovvners - the st to Yr ARIS!’ Abdul R - bed —r don’t clothes down not m-©ercr too royal family they slightest thing about rhe rules laid wcli-dresscd -al illolland in As ions It ‘ i on0 article of trousers line cent get Not the union ° ?-tTheiOd Exiled B -a the ‘fjlt ' if uncomfortable" English newspapersin of hotels wrote that' the thousands London were rapidly being filled up and that it be possible to would not get ' (Special the The nb-1'anournallsts possessors' ( DOWAGER - to apostles hide the anzopportur’ty fiftypjfer they incapable communicated press oniul urniture Paris- Many 4 - - dressed ’ for of yes declined whom ilrJ2Tne "’J- to Everywhere thatwill golden coin I Utterly the there and politics ‘ Handsome im-grand therA is criftnm money' Thnv lovr onat their nets but (the fish they to hoped catch to in unwilling be seem caught tiie meshes Americans' especially The shoals that to the expected were cross Atlantic io have failed Steamer appear after stenn-r jhas in with scanty come lists and there bid-' passenger are no ders for thousands of that windows been to have bring expected their of hundreds each guineas Mansions whose and?’jouses owners have hoped that' Americans would tumble each mother to over rent for them would interest and sums 'that taxes pay fqr and establish many years to ccme much-needed in budgets a balance noble still 'are waiting for A tenants few have been?? let months ago at the first butexorbitant prices for everv of these there are one a hundred which (been in twenty-five have offered vain at t and LOOT i money prices seats only the' of organization displeasure e of the serlnn was n nil Mrdterl'Z th"e have been not lai adroyalists recently Jitaehmln11 pretender a letter full of to which an affectionate rcnly was given The Comte de Laregle has 'X- an risk tbeir lives surely the would cross have into seats for the curious among those who see in the made ’“t" he ' transformed to arms cases finally and' thehairdresser had nutothoj' resource’ but to apply liquid tincture u left the which hair jet a blackli Tbe had who woman been a to appear blonde to in' her herTniends ndw complexion bqt there need lira was no -before the ecclesi&stlcal chief the 'Zxtcndi21i-e-hnew decorated like ever hesitated church along people it followed which this otlicr dls- niriy in royalism for-i The new the count themselves u applied he and Rut succeeded ways failed! despair In hairdresser relief’ being al and which the woman had been So justlv discoloredi proud and the rest" of were her glorious-wealth df hair Was simply wild a disordered ’mesh stiff brittle land In earthy She appearance back to (he h’ilirdresseil rushed for and had "eau of heterogeneous with proportion ibajidagc jihiinipoo'' compressor up in with hl of rancalse arouied prince !of the Even Si IPaul has disappeared rough unpainted planks arid only the dome with its golden cross is visible it iHad tobeen possible get coiffeur’s the allowing If ' custom- Intended compress was It treatment buti ’when all beautlfullrlnglcts the the removed was Is Occasion applied ammonia hair A finish to then this On the and i or- immediate Woods the by old This -raee--y not with peace !Mder Action !at-ahorji date to up of harvest of cathedral bqhind the - Lt the — I of rrs been looks than' a bewitched were amazement grew r‘L led be the thousands-jof money-lqving every i capillary ’ I well and bqve 4-4 i ' for speculators have erected immense stands hvhich lock like gigantic skeletons their that lum now Per ribs and bones have not Vet been hidden by flags and Like bunting huge devastated by tire thousands of flag poles ’raise their naked trunks the towards sky? the AU house fronts hidden' are by tlers of narrow upon tiers (Uncomfortable ugly seats Not even the churches been have spared the Bread church give the cannot people but ai shew they can provide 4-4- ! 1 j old-fashioned ON uglier ' a a DN IS persons twelve kingHit8j greedy 4-4- ' who Is and wor the republic 4© Duke -rue forn" ‘ije oid and the arJsocrt ic nnd the the - 4-4 of place tiie ! throne of of -in t 4 4 rench supporters ’ 4-4- rising ? I -44utiltzed’ is made members ibajPKei ORLEANS ' nntedparty of an the O HAREM i 4- shown drunkard hiS on 4-4 super- a the leadm rylug from which they after hours of patient' waiting catch! a may of glimpse theroyal procession London !Xever Beautiful is (London iodk beautiful to never bt that it is uUu’i now paeparingUto celebrate the its coronation of 4-4--iday-and drunkard of to UKE Christian ?been of pay enormous seats? 4 The as home drunk man came usual night and one on reaching his door into a state (vap thrown of seeing: this consternation on picture He awful immediately Jiis sank and to on knees began lit he fbr to forgivepray apparition and then ncss all that he jwould igive up connection the other devil’’ He “with S has kept his word 4 connection in The tormert5 about Show last curvqaiicin 4-4- 1 was i -4 lan- iblrththo might be tiie be -4- 'of character lantern he bas ! 4-jistered his on to 4 in niagjo a 'curing Amcngthe devil to be whom effect the house -one drunkard a - The religious the him vain admin- -mom who are Heir the day wlllbe crowded uno with thousandUot people in who the of Misery ’of midst the? and poverty London hayeh ndt been able to find-' a better of their way (spending I better Is kaiserin of besides a of very turn and mind when at home has alwavs in been the habit of gathering her at whole family daily meetings prayer in her private drawing The princess does crown not take In part fhese and having soent a considerable part of her time In Cannes rance she does not of her mother-in-law’s approve violent dislikes nf the Catholics whom she herself though among a1 has Pmtestant friends many the 500 the THE D er-“nd Interior the has fwhat stand 4-4 Mid DUKESNE ju sentient ?'mjai j vil i ‘ 7 a capital IIP last grandest exterior Into uture' - GEORGE E-raoce— be frame ceremony Its SH nf J Eng)ahd of hundreds cost bewitched kai-sc-rine money of present in two ballet dancers the program -Russian early tbelr in- be will Some of ’ of occurred to the present known which in were had him lu( was stitlousi 4- 10 June — severely claim a -to demand at $2 - or the sqjne -young a ‘ stalls to -that Immediately country it in -him flt the been offered for a box There of long lit waiting people of ready ito pay any sum princes at the the learned of Danish young realand reason financially than his imperial father is who always rather hard un fee and gathered little about a court of and entertained young people lavishly so he completely put not only his brother but the kaiser younger himself In the and every--one shadow the akaiserwho realizes knows what the effect unavoidable be would the Then princess’ crown democratic temner-ment and gay manners has from the very 'start been a great® source of the annoyance who though excellent housewife an be of the off l parts Denmark $16000000 instances to given-Through are diplomatic headquarters where everything in readiness for the deand of completion picthe !his h 'vaX various sections picture (Will be taken and when joined they will measure in some Several thousand feet in length Large export orders have been by received the variaus English manufacturers who will dispatch the films to wiR velopment' banishment who Damages 4 hairdresser? for $G00 damages'to her hair after Even the it court decision is still permissible gave its to believe that the woman had to reason bring her ’suit and the on other ihand that thej hairdresser had done his heroic best dye 'perha’ps The hairZ This was simply is what: from appears the’ in statement court She made asked a to hairdresser equalize the of her’ hair of shade part which had to begun signs of show The gray artist and the accepted work only-to few It was cost a francs? was a simple ordinary and current operation such as themselves women! may if they like even execute Naturally the coiffeur had no misgivings he as had in hundreds performed the same of before cases without the slightest mishap - Made assistant undeveioped the given no in lived tenantHhat r Cable: wife in Copenhagenand this looks roundabout what 'like a way plausible explanation has at last the reached Danish press According to the Copenhagen discord papers within the kaiser’s familjhas for some time caused considerable friction irst of all the prince crown though his marriage a real loye was match in brought no about way through channels financially became the day independent he married the Princess Cecille df Mecklenburg young for she brought him a of dowry advantageous will of spoke arrive from Paris and Berlin and take their up stand at positions As their majes-' Ue leave the palace about noon it is that there hoped will be time to catch the 2:20boat train from Charing Cross when the films will be developed en route Great ilnu to Be Each camera operator is friends evening will will mind bov -St Given Isj '-'as hair-dyeing with letter (written by the crown her sister Alexandrine married to the eldest son of the princess Leeds the obscure town continues to occupy all and kinds of a to princess who king of I the uhr public reasons to Birmingham at performances Hundreds i Danzlg-Langf the ‘banishment — The prince young crown to Berlin from of exhibit" 'Y111-?1?o She- Sum ARIS been 10 the had awe he 4ern Court to a Crv rate Wr°- poor has dollar? 4-4- induce to person a littli which 4- ’I P -BERLIN June 1 ?ute??pt But Tt SmaJJ amily STEXqSN'-BURNETT ot leading alhave tne 'Goes A 4- (Special ready Ion purchased the route to from which the photograph royal its procession on from Ducking-ham way palace to Westminster abbey An 1 5 producers of Hair Loses - -whole Representatives Wif She ! i r ptood in j in punishment in -processions i Banker’s Her costumes J by ' at 4-4- married to4-drink way house efforts habit A11 tiie 'i-i 44 aus-ninr-L- special - 44- ’ 4 4 for cure a village novel the give jup iEven corporal 4- : Interesting An — a thn -- T- one In seated scarlet nnd specresaeHS Mi statisticians the- t BY i hla and creertea'nrasedmiydts-turbances? lived to Kaiser 10 of in rays °f i M — millions: suitable a noblest r f and he - - " 1 be the will be of i i J A-:7 Tj- provide the DRUNKENNESS OR from drunkenness comes the A on Jlober newly Czech workman gave I’ARISIIDIIRT Patronage held be CLRE Berlin rJuncl story telling 4- a X iA ' Distinguished The the -'7 DC-hnleM through country utlis ecclesiastical 4- riday he as — ifAtl6 fr-- powerless king picturesque procession bl's I - 71’' IN 4- - ’ CASE ODD IS : beheld their 4 3 vf 1 go ( T ! £ of ffy to Ky any 1 crowd-were n head a through the streets of which statistics show thnt started to denthrdurlng the t to on 1 for t ' ’ coio-jnation of this will battleship ’ 4 1 E2lJ Continues - the°fnn diguftfiry "J1 nnoJnt i?Zer" m will- : ’ J INLUENCE rance ano Raisins r qt the Episcopal sparse colorless hair 'tilth oil nourrd from a golden spoon pressing bend a crown upon his iilt heavy gold mid stones precious and placing in his weak hands a golden sceptre of symbol that power no longer exists 4 -King - ij ! ' of marriage la IUI1C ivlom no dollars highest chinch - inc5stume 'searchlights’ gardens and the fixed rcendfs Hendon J --a with will fronr Cr- -T- I connection Grahame-White next aeroplane Large naval - to Herald-Republican) (Special The YeaSJiing!Ow ? S111’8 Ck June at representatives the coronation of and George Queen Afnwtr Mary of Great Britain have all sailed for the British isles John Hays goes a special embassador Hammond as Mrs in Hammond and her charming daughter will be the social side o£ the prominent coronation the Unitedl States Major General A W Greeley represents Charles E ’Vreeland has Rear Admiral army been selected to be representative naval The left has for Delaware hvilUbe which England the largest afloat at the coronation ceremonies of the history will play a the his 6 - 1 become functions many 'coronation costume ball to Royal Botanic Gardens the ’ the in is hlrth C"" j partIn the MONEY - i greatest 1 a WU arrangements (irsu- the — GREAT 'Alarm j for num notice royal I AWAY “" ‘“"Hence connection with the coronow all completed The include many novelties and are coronations f and replica Paris while a cosmopolitan gay Theydetails held spirit abort a cheerful' Ranks ' uwmoie jiu gKKSUS h' v world's -— eer of of -dined ! C I ' Tbe tnot the - -IB t-’Arei t j In-’ 1 kbut " Meeks ew STAYING innd I 7 Than 1IE11BERT TEMPLE ON’DON June 10—London L kSoH anjBxi Advantage HY i P j Their MUCH Population ’“H t - I I I walk ten feet from away your home without having this fact thrust upon The impression jyou got are you not beautiful always but thing In ones one no anil ixjnoo longer of The thousands touriata that have arrived and daily are arriving not an an buslaeas had many men expected and for but hoped an imposing army neverthelesM have Imbued the old elty life with and new transformed it into ’a cosmopolitan pleasure resort The Englishmen' themselves are to? take the neriouscoronation ly as indeed they take that anything hut to meets them the visitors from as well Amerfea from the eoatl-1 as sit "neut Jm simply' a magnificent pa and old geant London is doing its very to best into O' a i appearance of ESIK&KHbs Bhik- I con- correspondent newspaper is to write about the eor-j bn changed the whole and London yon now It ©nation to i HAVE Seen ’ ' eieptioua just j Are - Been ?l ' I 'Whether jou Never AMERICANS' ‘ 01? and Snobbishly These 'f KYZJvr BALL I it Has Greater to j'V-J-k V GREAT LONDON and t I L' the J English A Greed dess irst f AUTHORITY SINCE DEPARTED i AND English Royalists GettingI 1 O LONG Wor- ‘j! the in I completed that Accessions j I mow Are Now AreAgreeing I Personally Republicans ried - V UNCTIONS O J Mllll I J a ! 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