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> I SECOND S COND SECTIO a Eftt oa t cimr METROPOLITAN METRO OLITAN SEGTIOB SE lON 1
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WASHINGTON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER SL + PTEMBER2 2 1906
konN KOREAN t UPRISINGS UPRISINGSFULLY UPRISINGSEXPLAINED
FULLY EXPLAINEDBY EXPLAINED EXPLAINEDBY
BY nv THE JAPANESE JAPANRImaginary JAPANESEInlaginary JAPANESlY
Imaginary IJ Delay De lty in Prom Promsed Promsed
sed Reforms Caused CausedUnrest CausedUnrest CausedUnrest s
Unrest UnrestOFFICIALS UnrestOFFICIALS
OFFICIALS OFFICIALSi OFFICIALSSuspected UNDER R BA1 BA1Suspected BAN BANAI
AI
Suspected of Implication ii iithe in inthe i ithe
the Revolts RevoltsCourtmar RevoltsCourtmartials Courtmar Courtmartials
tials Will Follow FollowIONDOH FollowLONDON FollowI
t 1Th Japanese ere ereiismy erohere et ethsav
LONDON I NDON S dept
iismy hsav here has airtlwrtaad a length lengthstatement len lengtlstatement h hat
statement at fmtnt regarding Idl the situation situationnr tu tlon i iKorea in inI
Intended to count counlra countfI cour courra
Korea I nr Ia > a It hi evidently
fI ra > r the many recent teeeat ent reports port regard regardiiK rPlJardi reaar reaartut
J alle alleged ed bad faith In respec respeci rtspect respet
tut iiK i II Japans it an
i many promisea proI promtaea and administrate administratei
i iul and nd the statement ateJ eftt referring pat patmtilirly parlillIllrly pa pat
the Insurrection on of aom aomvka 80me 80mek son sonsays
t mtilirly rui tn y to
vka k l ago says saysno saysflA p
< > no 11 result of the outbreak haa saa bee beei been beenf be beinduce
i mlure the Japanese paneee military authorto author authorti
giurriaon ruTt on whic whici wblch wblchI
t ti i s to t redlatrlbute e the
i I 1 nurly was stationed on the north northt c cih of oft
t ih t h anital I of Korea sad 40 to alter thel thelu t t11nll trrargmenta
u 11nll largomenta gmeta In nsgard rd to the th thm thl1tl1frn thr thruthern
> m them provinces provlnceatn in which th the r rurred rial rialurrt rein reinurr
urred urr d A close Inquiry Is being beingMHO bel JINUIe JINUIeth troa troai
of ofthe the Insurre bIaIrrtIeUoft bIaIrrtIeUoftIt to toTill
i MHO n O tho th l h true origin
of t tiniial tIM tIMIpilal ti tifiat
Till 11 It many 0 omcials M m and M out
hail havfcii bavtac hailbn
fiat iniial are under suspicion of
bn ii implicated in the proceedings ploce t ti the thelId ti tii1fr
i i1fr lId being hein l that the only way of otI gi gitins ge get
I tins II ug at the facts would be by eourl eourlmartial eourtilia cons consmartial
h htily 1NuI 1NuII bi bir
martial ilia rt la I The Emperor tDperor of Korea
t tr the the1ioltnt ti tir
I r tily alit Uly accepted the proposal propoea of
r 1ioltnt > iunt general that at Seoul t tlaijui the the1a U Uiaine
be evidently elldftUyfd part parti uar
1a laijui 11 1 > gates should uld
fd < 1 hy h troops and od police to prevent preventiiiKKis tJM tJMi1 U ULrgrtss
iiiKKis i1 h R of unauthorised persons personsr aa art I II
t I r < s being taken tak n to maintain 1DI ntaln the thoM u dIc dli dlin
M i > r c th t h court and the welfare of ofvrejgi the theTfl U Un
n vrejgi Tfl retg a a Seoul eoul 1 has for years n past pastAritable beeIt beeItritabl bel belcitable
Aritable ritabl hotbed of intrigue hut t tgovernment the thernment U Uvrrnment
government vrrnment rnment of f Tokyo was prepared f fbit for forI Is Ist
bit I when it If undertook u ld k the work of r rform No No11n r rirn
form 11n There have aave been no draIItIc draIItIc1il drad dradttttgt drs drsiiiR
iiiR 1il 1 t > a suddenly carried out there baa baano ha hauo
> 11 no repression of a somewhat 1 1til h bei beiU ll
of mo4 mo4tiii modes JBOderatilJl1 modesthin
U til press and the extreme fxt
tiii has been beef enjoined upon all Ja Jaans Jaipreceedtag Tap
ans 1110 proceedlna procee lac to the peninsula peninsulamiiir pel lUIU1a r aft aftIn
miiir In 1 I I 1 r what their rank or av ayesUel ayesUel171x catlo catlomi ua
mi 11 > have haveO1Ie baen baenOne is isOne
One mt mtnne f gcpfffp j jof iwar iwarne
nne < > ne of the heaviest h tasks ta Jq Janma laM laMlLd ha hato
1 lLd 11 to undertake has been the reft refti reform retort retortt
i t the Korean currency for when i ii tile tilerganiauion tic ticr
r i organisation of the Manes was wasFiin be beFm br brrm
Fiin in October 1904 190 the condition conditionha W8I we weha
ha 11 < I otic t tic 1 < there being a debased nicked ntekot nickedt
the Korean gevernmen gevernmenKSII goventmee1s t t1i
t r < linage ina w > which
1i KSII 1s tl I to mint In immense quantltiea quaatlt wl wlji with withI wit
but moment momoaUi JDOmVtTY JDOmVtTYtdantlUe ar ar1t
1 ji a I regard Te rd to anything
i tdantlUe 1t vantage its market value apeedllt spoedll spoedlltuff IlpeedUy1a1lln
t 1a1lln fetiink to halt or leas than half of h hfrrc
tuff value Counterfeits flooded floodeduntry Use Usentry tic ticU
U entry ntry to make matters worse worseiracli ancI ancInad an
iracli nad 7 ra l was Impossible lJD e The JapaneseE Japi Japipovernnent Japanese JapaJMMJdfrnM
povernnent JdfrnM E rrernrtent nt stopped the minting am ammade aIMI aIMI111Hdp amr
bank bNaJr notes 1ep1 1ep1ttndfr laptender legs legslonder
r made t n a de th the first national
it itwithdraw to towithdraw t twithdraw
tender at the same me time arranging
withdraw the nickels entirety from t clr clrulation elrtllatlon ekrelation
relation < though tho1 they are still WI accept acceptan accepted aceepteJr
an Jr payment of taxes taxesRussian taxeaRua taxesRussian
Rua Russian aa Land Bank Reports RepartJAccording Reperbordins Reportslt
According lt ordins to an official report from 3tPetersburg 3t atIdersbulS StIcteraburg
Petersburg the report of the combineoperation < < combine Omblnedf
c operation f lattonll of the Russian Peasant PeasantLand Peaaaat8Iand PeasantsIand
Iand Bank and th the State Staie Noble Lan LanTank Land LandHalik LanJtarnk
Tank for the month of August Augu t shows showstotal ahowsi ahowsitotal a atotal
total of fiftynine estates Mtt with an are areacf areof ar art
of t 57463 deaiattna transferred from prl prlvat prlYat psivats
vat vats ownership to the disposal of th thpeasants tho thI
1 peasants < 118nt8 Bank during that period perl > d Th ThlarMst The Thetran ThlarMest
ii iitlie In Intllf hthe
larMst transfers tran have taken place
the > Tauride Poltava Pelta and Volhynia gov govt KOVrnment govrnmenta
t rnmenta the two last being regions regioniv regionswhere regionwhere
v where here the agitation for increased Increae < < t tant perns pernsnnt paar
ant r + nt holdings has been b en particularly prom promJnent promnpnt promanent
how howover howfr however
anent In the Voroneah government
over fr another anoth r center nt of violent olent agrariai agrariaiisorder acmrlanhmrder agrarlait
estates appear to hay haviome ha haycome e eome
< isorder only two
come ome under the th operations open u of the th banks banksiinee bankiSince banlulfOince
Since the middle of last November th thtransactions the thetransacUou thtransactlona
transactions of the Peasant Bank hay havTHyulted have haveYlulted hayT4ulted
THyulted in the purchase purcb of 1WT365 1 ITNS deaf dezJntlns deafrtlns dHJi1
rtlns i1 tins and lh Use result re u1t of twelve month monthopt montttpIaU months monthst
will probably amount to i itotal a attal t tt
opt tpIaU t iw rations > 1UI
2WHW Z000Nceiatins 2WHWiirsiatlna 2 2Ifiatin
total t tal purchase of more than
iirsiatlna Ifiatin or more than 5580000 5 acres acresTH acre acresIn
TH avid it i tion ion to these transaction trar actions then thenJjHvi thereLa theni
h hS lf lfv In Inv
certain number of eases
i JjHvi La a Ve l been a
have been sold direct dl t t tihi to toI a at
v S hich i ich estates eats es
I t Hit t t peasan peasants asnn without wttho t recourse r une to th the to toinvention tnttcnUon Intt
invention tt rventlon of the barks but this ha hanl haa haad histy
nl sty > bt been en possible i in a few government governmenthere governmenthere ta taure
here ure the geasiuite u are to a position tkm t tifly to ton t tItly
ifly n t y on their own resources resourcesSEINED resourcesi rfJ IOurce IOurceSEAWEED
I i + f SEINED SEINEDFLOAT EAEE ANIII AN D OYSTERS UY8TE8FLOATFFTOGETE OYSTERSFLOAT
FLOAT FLOATFFTOGETE FLOATFFTOGETEs IPTOGETHEI IPTOGETHEIScheme FF TOGETHER TOGETHERSehe
s Scheme Sehe Dtviaad Devt iI fwr Pr Pr8ytiJl Prevstimg vmtiB vmtiBA Ule UleXlo thtElopement
Xlo Elopement of t rcIetM Bivalrr Bivalrroft i ijra
oft A Frtnek Coast CoastPARIS C CI Gantr < <
I PARIS Sept i 1seweed Seaweed whi whipicks whlob whlobpicks whiehpicks
picks up oysters 0 and float aoabl I oats away with withthem withthem withthem
them was the be subject of a communl communlitation communtnl eoanmunication
itation nl Uon to the Academy of Science re reently renlly noently
ently nlly M II Posaergue Det explained boW to todestroy todestroy todestroy
destroy the t bivalves btQ deadly enemyr enemy enemyHe y yHe
r He explained that this particular particularkind particularkind particularkind
kind of wood la furnished tural fur otghM ect with bulbs bulbawhich lMIlbewhich bulbswhich
which at high tide fill with water but butwhen butwhtn butwhen
when the water lowers 10 the bulbs empty emptyand eMptyand emptyand
and fill with air As the tide comes inagain in inagain Inapln
again the bulbs bulb rise to the th surface nrtaGeand surfaceR surfmcand
R and as s the weed nouriahe ftouri pmrtleularl pmrtleularlIn particularly particularlyin
In 1 n oyster oy ter beds bed it I t carries off 0 < < a lot 01 01the ot otthe ofthe
the oysters with It They float out outto outto outto
to sea ea and are lostThe lost lostThe lostThe
The remedy rei tedy which whi < h is I now ow applied la lato 1 1o isto
to o beat the beds bed with faggots of ofthorn ott ofthnrns
hornat thorn t at low tide This destroys thebulbs the thebulba thebulbs
bulbs and prevents the elopement ofthe of orthe ofthe
the oyster oyaterc
c
Dame of ol France
COUNTESS EDMOND DE POURTALES POURTALESWho POURTALESWho
Who Has BeeR a Social LeAder in Paris for Party Yoan Yo rs
Comment From England EnglandUpon EnglandUpon
Upon the Approac Approach1n Approach1nFrench in
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French Church CrISIs CrISIsPope CrisisPope
Pope Is IsSaid Saidto Said to Have Struck at the People a More Deadly DeadlyBlow DeadlyBlov DeadlyBlow
Blow Than Even Adversaries Could Have Done DoneTribute DoneI DoneTribute DoneTribute
Tribute to Mrs Craigie
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LONDON Sept 1 L l1IM Th The Church of ofPrane o oJrraaee ol olFrance
France is about t to undergo on OM of those thosecrises uoee tboeeCrises
crises e which bare hav brought about down downthe d01Jtthe downthe
the axes apparent failure but through throughit
it eventual triumph The Church of ofFrance orJIrance ofFrance
France will suffer < < er untold hardships hardshipsThe ban hardshipsThe ht htTbe
The French law now forbids the public pub public publie ¬
lic celebration of worship 18h1p except in inconnection inconnection inconnection
connection with a lawful association associationand auoclatloDaad associationand
and the Pope forbids the Church of ofFrance otIrra ofFrance
France Irra ce to make use of any such opportunities oppor opportunities opportunltle ¬
tunities A bolt has been hurled from fromwithin fromwithin fromwithin
within the safe saf fe fortress tortr of the Vatican Vaticanbut vaUcanbut Vaticanbut
but it wilt fall with cruel force oree on th thfaithful u utalthtul the thefaithful
faithful clergy cler of France and upon the thepeople thepeople thepeople
people who believe and hold to their re noltglon religion r6lIajon ¬
ligion ltglonThe ligionTh lIajonThe
Th The Catholics in Germany and in inBwHseriand In8wtUlerlaacl inSwttaenland
BwHseriand ea can do without Mam that thatwhich tbatwhich thatWhich
which is now prescribed In France and andreligion aadrell andreligion
religion rell oft will consequently be sacrificed sacrificedIn sacrldced7a criAced
In 1 rejecting th the Associations Cuituellet CuI Cnltuelles CuItuellel
tuelles the Pop Pope strikes atrfk ll at the Church Churcha
a more deadly blow than even its ad adversaries advenartu adversarles ¬
versaries could hav ha have don done said the thepremier expremier ex expremier
premier of France and yet In the face faceof faceof faceof
of this apparent failure eventual eventualfailure eventUlfailure eventualfailure
failure eventual triumph t must comebecauae come comebecause co cobecae
because every eyel church chastened perse poreeouted persecuted penecuted ¬
cuted oppressed raises IlL m In the end to togreater toter togreater
greater ter spiritual force stronger lro ger andtruer and andtruer aDdtruer
truer than ever before beforeTribute 1MCeNTrUntte beforeTribute
Tribute to Mrs CraigieThere Craigie CraigieThere CraigieThere
There are some JI IIW whom it is difficult to toassociate toassociate
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associate with the idea of death They Theyhave neyhave Theyhave
have so healthful and so brilliant R per personality perMftallty persorsllty ¬
sonality that It is almost impossible to toecnceiv tothat toancMve
ecnceiv that m th their ir youth and m In their theirbeauty thftrbeauty theirbeauty
beauty the tl great t angel could overshadow overshadowthem over overshadowthem bdew bdewthem
them This Th l was eminently th tIM ease with withthe withthe withthe
the lat latlra late Mrs Craigie whose who writings writingsare wrltl wrltlare writingsare
are so welt known under her pseudonym pseudonymof
of John Oliver Hobbs HobbsSh Hobbe8Shl HobbesSh
Sh Shl appeared always alw to me the very veryembodiment veryembodiment veryembodiment
embodiment of life brilliant m In conver conversation convertIon oonversatioe ¬
sation tIon bristling with epigram full of ofready orready ofready
ready and vivid sympathy and ad with a aheart aheatt aheart
heart ready to b be touched and ready to torejoice torejolee torejoicee
rejoice I know no one who brought an anatmosphere anatmosphere n naUttO
atmosphere aUttO Pbere of more absolute humanenoes humane humaneness humaneJt ¬
ness Jt than did she sheThe sheThe he heTae
The hut time it was my good fortunto fortune fortuneto fortuneto
to meet her she came to me about bout aea a aease aeaIIe
ease ea m in which she took great 8t interest interest9h InterMttraYeled Interestate
ate 9h traveled down by ih 1M Metropolitan MetropolitanRailway MetropolitanaUwa MetropolitanRatlwar
Railway aUwa to a a distant part of th the East EastI EutBDd EastEnd
End in order olCler to And me and there she shebesought shehtwoqht shebesought
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besought me to befriend her protege protegeIt protqeIt
It would have been impossible to deny denyher denybel denyher
her She threw herself with such energy energyinto eneryjato energyinto
into her case and pleaded 110 so earnestly earnestlyami earnUyand earnestlyand
and yet when I think of her with her hercharm hercharm hercharm
charm and her beauty beau and her talent talentI
I am glad that no illness t ness Jf marred her barphysically herphyU herphysically
physically no weakness dimmed her hermind hermind hermind
mind and no sense > > of helplessness helpln cripj crip crippled crlpIloci
j pled fed her bright brth t tree spirit spiritDerides spiritDerides t tDerid
Derides Derid 8 American Critics CriticsAnother i iAnother I IAnother
Another critic has also arisen who whohalls whohtl whohalls
halls htl from across the water but this thisUrn thl8lime thistime
lime Urn it is an American and he attacks attacksthe attacksthe attacksthe
the Englishman with no sparing parln < < hand handHe hand handH handHe
He H tells us that w we are blatant con coneeltod conceited CODcelted
eeltod prejudiced ucJIcedlDsur insular superior pi piratical pIratlcal ptratical ¬
ratical and hypocritical hypocriticalI
I fear the weapon is too blunt to pene penetrate penetrate penetrate ¬
trate the national hide The English Englishman JngUshman Englishman ¬
man can listen unmoved to criticism be because becau because ¬
cause cau e he firmly believes it arises either
from jaaloupy from f misunderstanding misunderstandingor umdtng umdtngor
or from want of judgment j > t and tho pos possibilities IJOs8IbIIItI penaibltiUes ¬
sibilities 8IbIIItI ar are that m In the main he is isright Isn1t is isright
right for such 8UC whotesal criticism of anation a anation anation
nation con never be just You cannot cannottake cannottake cannottake
take ceczain ce1 ft faults fa or failings and de describe deI describe ¬
I scribe be them as purely national nor is isthere Isthere isthere
there any sense in so doing olnK for whole wholesale wholesale 1hol 1holIe ¬
sale Ie and indiscriminate criticism of this thissort thisIIOrt tht thtsort
sort merely makes mak bad blood bloodIt bloodIt bloodIt
It Is very easy asy y to find a thousand thousandfaults tbous thousandfaults nd ndtaulUi
faults with tU the English nation but on onthe onthe onthe
the other hand I suppose it would be beequally beequally beequally
equally easy for th tIN English nation to tofind totlnd toAnd
find a few flaws in the American There Thereis ThereI ThereIs
is I no necessity to throw the 111 doingsof doings doingsof doingsor
of a few individuals in the national faceand face faceand faceand
and consequently the Insular superiority superiorityof
of a few need not stand to represent representa
a hypocritical temper for the entire na nation nation nation ¬
tion any more than th the meat scandals scandalsin scandalIn scandalsfn
in Chicago Chl could dub America as a a na nation nBtlOft antielt ¬
tion of swindlers swindlersWemea awindlersW swindlersWomen
Women W smell as ChemistsThere Chemists ChemistsThere ChemistsTh
Th There are few women chemists says saysa say saya
a French newspaper and y yet t it is 18accordtnc a acarter acsreer
carter according to French thought thoughtvery thoughtYe17 thoughtvery
very favorable to feminine aptitude aptitudEvery aptitudeery aptitudeEvery
Every ery year Ave or pix ix students follow followth followthe followthe
th the course of the School of Pharmacy PharmacyMil PharmacyMJIe PharmacyMile
Mil Mile Babht has been foremost in that thatspecial thatapeda1 thatspecial
special lln J of study tud She has taken takenher takenher takenher
her degree etrr and is i tAW + w the sixteenth sixteenthncensod slxteentAJleeaMd sixteenthlleensed
ncensod druggist and is preparing prep < < rtng h her hertheata herthesis r rthesis
thesis for a doctors degree in phar pharmacy pharmacy pharmacy ¬
macy macyFrankl macyFrankie macyFrankle
Frankie Magdalene Net Neil has won the thesame thesame thelame
same honors at Carlaruhe Carl ruhe and is the thefirst thetint thefirst
first woman in Germany who Is entitled entitledto
to carry C JIY on a business as s a fully quail quailfled quall8ed quaillied
fled chemist Jn order to make doubly doublysure doublysure doublysure
sure as to her proficiency she has like likewise Iikewiae 1ke 1kewlae ¬
wise married a chemist and nd is a stand standing standIRK standing ¬
ing contradiction to th the assertion as rtlon that amutual a amutual aMutual
mutual scientific Interest Is incompatible incompatiblewith Incomp incompetiblowith Ubl Ublwith
with domestic bliss blissA bU bUA blissA
A stranger calling however has been beenadopted beenadopted beenadopted
adopted by Miss Mary Brooks of Log LogAngeles JcNIAnplell LosAngeles
Angeles who hi employed empoy by the Medi Medical Medical Mediold ¬
cal Society there the to taste teet the medicines medicinesof medicineof
of physicians suspected of practicing practicingwithout pr practicingwithout ctlclng ctlclngwithout
without a license I Th The lady is Issl supposed supposedto ppoHd ppoHdto
to have tasked d every evel drug krjwn to the thefaculty thefaculty thefaculty
faculty and act still enjoys good health healthPersonally heRlthPt healthPeraonally
Personally Pt MIOfta1ly I should uJd infinitely prefer the theling theetllnK theci
etllnK ci ling of the ladles lad who have chosen chosento choeento cholOftto
to keep druggists dru lta stores for other peo people people people ¬
ple than voluntarily to make ones self selfa set seta
a repository of medicine medicineCopyrtfht med medclnecopynlght clne clneCoP7rlPt
Copyrtfht 1M 1 by the H Hearst ar t News S Service SflVIeeASSORTMENT ServiceASSORTMENT rvic rvicASSORTMENT
ASSORTMENT OF NOBILITY NOBILITYGATHERED NOBILITYGATHERED NOBILITYGATHERED
GATHERED FOR RECEPTIONPARIS RECEPTION RECEPTIONPARIS RECEPTIONPARIS
PARIS Sept 1 LMrs Mrs HughosHaJlet HughosHaJlethe
the he American rIcaA Queen of Emerald courthas court courtas oourtJ
has as given J ven her first ball of the season at atier ather atter
her ier villa of Maaplaisir Mtlplal lr at Dlnard DlnardAmong DlnardAmonc DlnardAmong
Among th the guests Ht wer were two princes prtnceIIIK1 princesjtd prineennd
IIIK1 jtd nd two princesses prtace es seven marquises marquli S and andve andin andre
in ve iMtrojnaes mmrqu1Ie thirty counts and as anuuty asIllAJtY aseasy
IllAJtY easy countesses countes es fourteen barons and andwentytbree andtWftltytbree andwentythree
wentytbree barone baronesaes ses and eight vip vl9ountH vl vlcount vipotlnts
count ountH and vi vllloounte viwountesses ountesscs ses four pashas pashasind pashasand pashasand
and and about half a dozen English noble noblenen nohlemen nobleen
men en and women In addition to a a largo largeinner ar arn1m i iun
n1m un inner ber er of wealthy but untitled suestk guests uestB uestBt I
t
HARVARD CREWTHE CREW CREWTHE
THE FAVORITE FAVOR1TEBritishers FAVORITEBritishers
Britishers Show Great In Interest I Interest n nterest ¬
terest in the Coming RaceWith Race RaceWith RaceWith
With Cambridge CambridgeGIVEN CambridgeGIVEN CambridgeGIVEN
GIVEN A ROYAL WELCOME WELCOMEMessage WELCOMEMescage WELCOMEMessage
Message Sent by King Edward Sug Suggested Suggeet Suggoeted ¬
gested geet d by Little Prince PrinceLONDON Princeof Princeof
of Walll WalllLONDON WalesLONDON
LONDON Sept t 1 1Jt Jt wee little littlePrince HtUePrinee lltthPrince
Prince Edward INwa of Wales w who InItiatetthe initiated initiatedthe taltlatedthe
the Idea of 6 giving Itg a royal welcome to tothe tothe t tthe
the Harvard erew Since Sine UM King IOn pre presented preNnted predented ¬
dented his grandson with a boat antput and andput andput
put him in charge c alS8 of an Instructor the theboy theboy the theboy
boy has developed a jmsslo fsr r rowing rowingone rOMaSone rowingone
one of the few sport porta for which neither neitherthe neitherthe netthetthe
the King nor the Prince of Wales al par particularly paJtlcuJarJy partlcularly ¬
ticularly cars caresLittle carsLittle earMLittle
Little Prince Pri ce award was vary ftr excU uclt4d uclt4dabout axcltetabout d dabout
about the Harvard crew and remarked remarkedhe remark remarkha
he ha would like to send them a message messageand messagescud
and if possible po bI to see them The ThePrinca ThePrince ThePrince
Prince of ot Wales WaJ at once acted upon tosuggestion the thesuggestion th1 th1ugge
suggestion ugge t1on and lid sent the cordial tele telegram telegraM talecram ¬
gram which so delighted th tM Harvartnon Harvard Harvardmen HuvarclMen
men wizen 1 they were training at BonsaiThe Bourne BourneBn1
Bn1 Bn1The 1The 1
The interest In tfc the Igarvar4cambridge HarvaroVOuii HarvaroVOuiibrMgft KarnnlCalnbrkl
brkl bridge rac race e in growing gror JOKI < Ing dally andman andmanprophets and andmany andmanyprOphet many manyprophet
prophet declare that toe t 1M Harvard men menwhoso menwhoM menwho
whoso who aty atle somewha resembles that thatof thatot thatrf
of the victorious Belgian crow at Henrey Hen Henley HenMY ¬
ley rey Regatta will defeat the Cambridgesrsw Cambridge Cambridgeerew Cambridperew
erew and so upset may rte my 7 old theories tbeort o oBritish ot otBrit of ofwritlah
Brit British rowing rowingKing 1011 1011King rowingKing
King Alfeases Alf ac s Secret Dip DipIf DipIt DipIf
If it 1 t bad n Bft > t been for the discovery discoveryby dlacoYeryby discoveryry
by ry a nsherm Ashermea ji of a a diamond ring rin < < be betging beJoa becaging
Joa caging tging II to King Alfonao ltOIuIO nobody would wouldve wouldltave wouldrave
ltave rave ve known Wft that his majesty of Spain SpainMid Spaintad j
Mid tad d enjoyed a secret alp in the sea at atyde attyde t tRyd
Ryd tyde yde Iris ale of Wight He did not go inrff In InI In8tf
8tf rff I a yacht adat but actually bathed from fromn froman fromsn
an sn n antiquated Uquated bathing Utln machine with withaU withill
aU ill 11 the tourists for the fun of the theJting tbethlag theMar
thlagHe Mar MarHe JtingHo
He was not Jt t recognised 1 Jrnld but on dtocov dscovring dtocovring ucoveriAX
eriAX ring th tM loss of his ring rID < < ho gave a pri pelate priYate prists
Yate ate hint to the pol1c police who offered IL a re reard reT reward
ward ard The T e King Xtn < < prsaentsd Dr prem od th tae lucky luckyahaniHut luek7ft luckytshermam
ft ahaniHut with a S note and a signed signedhotograph IidpedJ signedbotograph
J hotograph of 0 himsstf himsstfOn hbaHItOft blrnoaLOn
On Brnpress PI Cpcentes JeIIWs yacht the theOaS theOaSJOag young young3ng young1ng
JOag 3ng gave an acrobatic poriormanoe to toM t trIM tohe
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