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_Courageous Experiment ~ LZXDY CLIPZON \II/ISS ll QUEEN OE BEZltlTY Manila Press Reflectslhe'

I oBe Made in Aerial

Ill I Warfare in England

lidmiralty Recognizes Necessity of Establishing an Entirely

_ New Branch of the Naval Service to Handle Modern

hIm_,_____ I _ , ‘Methods of Attacking the Enemy,

pivy, AND clvll. LIFE To is

E DRAWN UPON FOR MEN

lilllllflilll [BDOCIII CDI-Snatch.) this course have placed the Naval Air 311 " LONDON, July 11. _

EOOGNIZING the inevitnlileness of

I2 the aeroplane in the warfare of the

future, the Admiralty has set in

motion machinery for properly equippins this branch of the naval service. '

Airshlps and seaplanee have como to

stay. They will affect powerfully raval strategy and naval tactics. A new ser~ vice has to he created, with somewhat the some relationship to the navy as the sub- marine branch has acquired. Eventually the nir section will absorb nn immense number of officers rind lrnen-as pilots, as trained observers when scouting, as crews of airships, and -as mechanics.

The Admiralty has decided to man the

new service -by drawing upon the navy and upon civil life. Any civilian with suit- nblo qualifications may hope to beeouic an officer or air mechanic, with high pay-somewhat higher than that of the submarine ‘brnncli--and a uniform rcseiii- bling that of thesea service, but with all eagle as tile distinctive emblem in place of the familiar unchor. Officers and men of the fleet will the allowed to volunteer for _duty for limited periods; as ii rulc, they \vill, after a few years, revt-rt to their noniial duties. f

The new arm will, by this means, be

closely associated with the navy, with its splendid trllditioils and its high standard of esprit de corps, while continually draw- ing frcsli energy and impetus from its direct entrants--men who have the instinct of nir travel. who hitherto iiuve found no door open which would cnwhle them to pluce their gifts at the service of tilt-ir counti'y. Officers mid men wllo pass direct into the nir service will enjoy nil thc privileges and opportunities which it cun offer; no distinctions will be drawn lu-livcen those who volunteer froln the lloyal Navy or Royal Marines und those who unter from civil life.

The First Lord In Enthusiastic.

This new scilelue of organization of the

ilnvoi nir service is a courageous expe- riment, creditable to the eutliusiusm or' the First Lord, who 'has from the first token u personal interest In the develop- mcnt of aviation, und'to the organizing ability of Uaptnili Murray Suetcr, C. B., thc ¢lirectoi', and the other officers of the Air I)t-partlnent of the navy.

l'ixpericiice may show that the scheme is

not perfect, but the brcudtli of view which lt exhibits will insure general approval for lt.

lt_ is evidently the intention to build up

u great service closely linked to the lloynl .\';l\'_v und yet recruited largely' from civil lift-_ 'I‘here seems to 'be no reason to doubt

'Service on solid foundations.

Candidates for appointment as officers

must _be between nineteen and twenty- three years of nge. They will undergo a short course of preliminary instruction and will then be attached to an air station or a Seaplane ship. No effort will be spared to make them realize that they he- long to the naval service. On year will ‘be devoted to training . Their instruction complete, the men will be able to look forward to a career with high rates of pay and the prospect of a gratuity at the i-ate of £150 for every ycnl~`s service when they pass into the reserve.

Officers of the new service will enjoy

the saine chances of promotion ns the na- val element, even to the highest rank of “wing captain," with pay at the rate of $12, besides lodging and rations. War- rant officers when in charge of stores will be eligible for store allowluiee and flying puy. ninoniiting to 50 cents or $1 n day, according to the certificate held.

A New Type of Blllor.

Candidates who enter us nir mechanics

will be subjected to u three months' course of trliining, ivliiclr will include loc- turcs on ai \'lil'ici_v of sllbjccts colilioctcll with uerollulltios null plaicticltl instruction of n lcciluicnl clinrlil-tnl'. in ltssoclntioll with pliysicni drill, tin- prilif-iples of uuvlll discipline, pistol practice, signalling, use of the 1‘olup:l.\'s, .s\viullniug und bout work. ltiffort will be lllndc to 4‘i'l>utt-_ ll new type of suilor, who, not u strsllger to the sen, will be more nt home in the nir. 'Flieso lucn `\\'ill dnglige dt~filliteI_\' for u mininimii of four years. As a rule, they will pass into tie reserve after eight years. ‘ '

’l‘lic nir inechuiiics will be the handy

aiieii of the new service, and as such, und ill virtue of the risks inseparable from flying. they will be paid at somewhat higher rutas than ,can ‘be earned even ili sulniiui-ities.

ln nddition general allownnol, varying

from ttvelity-five cents to $1 it day, will -be pnid, us well as a small sum a day for ouch good conduct -badge. Among the udvuiituges offered are free rations, free aeeoinniodntions, free medical attendance nlid free kit oil clitry, while the State will nmke provision for widows and children. The new naval nir service is to be u

distinct port of thc fighting iuivy, draw- ing volunteers from ull sections of the scll service und from the civil population. .\'o one with the instiinct for flying may be excluded. With the view of maintaining li ulivlil utniosphere, officers entered from civil life will go to sea in War ships nt intervals, so tllut' they muy feel that theyl shui-o in tho tuuditions of the navy. It ir' iiitondcrl to crcnte li close sympathy be-_ tween the snlilors who navigate on and

that the iiuvnl authorities in ndopting

under' the sen nnrl thc sailors of the nir.

Shall English Women Patronize Prize Ring as French Sisters DoP

There Seems Little Doubt That if the Crowd Can Be Kept Within the Bounds of Decency _They _Will Be Seen There.

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(Special Dlnimtch-)

LoNaoN, July 11.

h‘ Englishwouien becolnu patrons of the

'boxing game there cuii be little doubt

that this will :nuke lor trio -‘betterment

ot what is, after ull, nn essentially Elig- lish sport. A vast number of Elli_tllSlllll0llv und lliuny Engilsliwonien ns well. urcf much interested in the doings ulld sn.Vll\8’B of the latter day eliiiuiDl0IIll~ _

(Tull Englishwoulen -be encouraged to

attend the bil contests scheduled for the "oo future-notably the cirpevtl" Smith bout? Will London venture to foi- low the example of Paris. “'III*l‘c partly no doubt as a result of the ndvciit of the Plc” turesquo Carpentler, that "bunny f|B'IIleI°” in more than Alan Iireck's sense of tllll phrase, as n national hero all the world and his wife go to watch climmDl0l1Bl1lP contests?

The question which must be carefully

An escort is desiru-ble, though the occa- sioulil female spectator, judging by what n writer in one of the Loudon newspapers has been told, would not -be in any danger of molcstntioli inside the spacious hull or ouside lt. If linglishwomen intend to pat- ronize boxing in the future, as every lover of the "sweet science" hopes, they might as wcll make a 'beginning on July 16, the data of the Carpe-ntier~Wells mill. Many of their Parisian sisters will the coming over to see how M. -.Maeterliiick's friend and sparring partner fares iwlllllllf U19 lmk muscled, wire nerved American ssilarmsn.

HEAVY, Moron TRAl=l=lc ls To BE lNvEsrlGATED

Measures Are To Be Adopted for the Protection of the Conn-try Roads ~

of Old England-. ' _.

considered before Englislilnt-n can det‘ide|_ gspclal Dispatch.)

whether women should or should not nt- tend boxing contests is the character of the average ritigslde crowd. Boxlnz. |ll¢¢_ horse racing, suffers from the l>\\U0lll‘¥° of undesirable persons. The game lins not yet lulcceeded ln throwing off all the» adherents ofdubloua cluiracter. “'Il°'° rowdyism brouglit it llito dlsrevllfe llllll kept lt aldreplllnhle during the ciKlllI°"I Ind nineties. A content like that between Uarpentier end “Clnnliost" smith, two of the chief enlmnnts to me :me of worm s_ heavyweight, champion, Hill* lI‘° I'°“‘I"“l underworld to its depths and lends i0 ill* mobilisation of men in which criminal and leml~crilIiin|i llenionts are etrolllli \’l‘PI`°` -sented.

'lah' of pnymx g|_|eL‘t|li0l‘l

lacks and sense of sports-

mes of a lmowlcdla °f

thy any' they do not under- stand u‘ s lance should be ken! dm-in' g* Un benefit 0f_¥ll0

of the referee."

between Cer-

ir se well

ortho Nl'

Iiosiioiv, July 11.

l~z.iv§ norm- traffic. to no dellglie ol

H the local authorities throuKll0llf fl”

,_-otmtry whme roads are being ruined,

I, to be regulated. The matter has for some time occupied the attention of the County Couneiln Association and other associations rcpreM¢llilllB the I°““I ““‘ thot-ities. such as the County Councils As- sociation of Scotland and the Urban and Rural District Councils Association. lllll they have been hlstrumental in bringing lt to the notice of-the government. Y* The Locsl Government Board has an- nounced through its president its inten- tlmi of :appointing a technical committee to consider weillllh *INN Wd- °°l‘I“° matters; and also s joint select com- mittee of both Ilouses of Parliament to

Ideal with the power of Parliamentary lcommlttees in regard to motor omnllrnlel Isnd ti-scltless trolleys. The _president oi

Im, Board has salted with reference to the fm-ther taxation of heavy motor traffic that in his opinion s strong case has Im, ma one for ¢-sinus on

I LAST YEZXP ZXND IS STILL PEIGNING Spirit of Unrest ln Islands

This is the latest portrait of the beautiful wife of the eldest son and heir of Earl Howe, who has re-

cently returned to London from Nice. Lady Curzon _Wns last yeni' Queen of Beauty at the Earl‘s Court tom-nI,mu1¢_ 3 position which the Byntaiillcr feels sure none would grudge her at any similar tournament in uw pi-agent year of grace. She is very popular in London society, is frequently present at Russian and Ital-

_ im; opera and Russian ballet, and was a guest at the 'Hall given by the Grand Duke Michael and Countess

Torby at Ken Wood recently. _ _

O§'0'§"OO-§%~O9-OOO-O54-O-O $0 O-Off-00-0 O Q 0000 004-O9-OOO# O-OOO-‘O-0-*Of O VO 0-00*-0-0-O99-OOO-OO%+§f 400 O O

dle Away from Them. -

NLEBB the American woman whv (s__c______ D_s____Ich_)

have A serious effect on future fashions.

mg in caleaso. doheuuelne the fuhlenl prime favorites.

lacking in be¢\li!."1'.l‘o DNYOM dfull- I-Iobbcma.

is to have 'lu committee of confer with manufacturers and ra

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Newspapers Reprint Stalclueut of Publisher of Revolutionary Political Journal Suggestiug That the Time for

Independence llus Arrived. _

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.\l.\.\'ll..-\, July ll.

` Ill*-` followllm mo.-1.-, n.l;.»o luoin ll-~':~ I .lu li. me last mimiiei- of me mul- 'l " Tmuliilu 'l`iillc.-, it llw I.; lilo pi ll--lui ,..... ltcpulillc. lt rulisi- il' ‘.4

sont-i.ll e. otinit~l.t of thi- Il.l_l.ilol_llll:s ot' "'l`lic Looio of the Aincriciiii-Mexican

` tht- isl;in<l,. lcr..l..ll-=, ill. |» |.tl;<i|._. I.-'lu---ll \,_t| <|t,i_.»i is |u.il_l distllictly and rever-

.iop.ili ltlol thc l`lllltIl ;~:;.:\ ». .t:..i inf |~- sl-

: ls proposed by Dr. Gervaclo Yam-

z l.ondon, whose opinions are also

bility ot' lb.. il.~l-l»t:ll1<=l- ol 1.- i. I.il|-we In-.-. io oltlt-r to curry out her imperial pol-

.lnpuli :.;lilp.illil.cl.- ullli .\l.#-to-o ln tio: i~ v, luis' to liiolliimc n great army on het

pl'cs\-lit ;.l'lll~\l tnilllu-I ullii tio- l`|lil»»lI'lt-\.lli boi--lt~|-_ I\`.lvul squadrons under

5l2ll\'f‘- will =\= 1| |~f- Ili lil" l‘ll\||.'l'i||c;llit~ Stalls nod Stripes ure hurrying to the 'I _ |.-loio|s-, now .‘.;...|i.-.Il li llill-l_\. ion; l»oI.~.t-~~|,t- or the battle. There is hardly any _ Q ,tl I' llll".'1~l\=ll\f~l '»,\'1l~l»\l|--:oft in-.:i.~i~|l. I.\o|~il\:.lll oriliy in the PhllipplneoQOur II I/’»' A

I This i'i l|l~.-' l'f-IIN--¢ll"l -`l-llclll-ill "If \'l~I<~»mpntl'lo|.~; are now filling up the ranks I I /

ot-nlolsoito, ol»»i.».-i-or _\..,_..~»..l.lilll<tll .~:-.no Inf Ihr ,\,,...,~p.,,,, ,,,,|dI,.,y_ and as than ol' if-»Ii\|, :intl l'.i.- tolli-r ood polllvfili--l~ ol'*l'ollo\vs are h¥_l\ntu|'e patriots at heart tho Plilllppliic ltcplllfilc, u sw,-ilil-liit»i\llil,\'Iwhy coli wc not find ln them the help we ll-llillwl l~>‘~==-nol ;~ttlllli:;lt~.l to limi; no-I,-:_ |n.».-.lv lo case of oonriloi, which I believe

\'lt-cllloSottof;t.itt~s fllllilol- tlliit lit- In.».I|_-I innvitoltlo lii order to get the so long llcvcs it to llc lilo ilutv to the l‘lilllppll|o ..II,-.,ISh,_.,I I,_(I,,IN,_,Iu_`__.L,_ me II_neIy “Id of

pco|.l.- lo point I-oi thc t':i¢:il~.~l :intl In-.it ¢|it~;;c l`cllo\v.~l is most valuable. They shall

*' way for the tlt 4 I trillion of isl.l~~|»t-|oll~:i| c in

be the iiilnuteincll of our i-lice und the

_ \'.\:~<'» of’ 'in iliilllllwlll .lx g-.ilu-»t» i.|\:l.~i-in Uflsolo gllidlrltl still' ot' our political pnrtlsand.

lli-- i:=toll<l.<, uliil ll ~lio|ll l lit- |»l'oli‘_-lit :ilioutI --I _IU _,OI ,neun UIIII b;0o,]5h,.d I5 jugq. III III" f"II"“IIII IIIIIIIII' I "" lflzillle wli~»ro it is not ilct-ded But do

ll` the _-\'»ic|~i. _'lu f‘_»li .'l-»-.-;i doe: not :it-__voi|, follow ,.I,,I,,I,.ym(.,_ and I`II~I0;3_ $5. ton-l to ill.. oi. l_ l--‘l1I'"II "I III" I' ‘I»I‘I'I‘I-`I‘lI»-\'t» lil tht- |-o.~¢;lbllity of political independ- tlio l-cpl'r-.~t-illutivcs oi' the pt oplc _ltlollltl ,I__.,. by ___._I,.I.I-_,I mI,uns»_» NDI N05 N0! pl‘or'l.iilii tilt- lhiillppllic lit-Ioihii.; _lv t-il-I I.__:I_I_.__I I___I_,_______I(___C__ Is so sarmd B loi-win.: tht-_ .\.i;llc1o.~-. .--iipzlllllioii :intl .ip~;II_,,__; Im" lt t-Itoiiot lm bought by any

point it 1.:-It-1,--Loioil lr- ld-‘lit ill ll-\"'ii~ul\s other than liloodslied and revolu- pl-i':~loii of thi- pit-:JI-lit 4;_i\'-‘l'li-il' t".<~ucr:ll, _ . ,

li-ii. lltu dcbzitt und reasoning are of

sllulllll lil- <.ll'-~ to of cl lil Till’ 1"-'f"IlI‘*l‘~Iiir» uvull iii this p|t»l>lclii. liavc our news- 'l`li~'»i'o muy ;ilI'o lt.li_iii| in til/ lr lfsilcc- I,.II,,._. Im." _.IDI I_IIII_,_I (.__m_gI_ In IIn,I_. 'tive |Io~‘l_~l :. .;l|~ t.l` ilu lli~;l\ .\l'1- l'l|'.-ll‘t.lltolI|il.~= <-oncci-lillig this qllestlon? Have

olli-'Inl.~‘, li' ll|.~y \\'|»ll It. \'.ii!i pr-»'.'i.»i»»il:il ,

lol our polltlclnlis <lm\<.- their litliiost to

tli.il:\t:lci- lllilll cll'.o||l~t_.u.>».~= .\::vu-lioli ,.__,;I_ IIN, “Ib-II,,,I I-____ fum “-IIICII by I.I__:I"_

:i rliuliui-_ 'l`ll1l.= it u:_i_\' lu- ll t,iit tho _,,.I,,,__,,_I ,__ ‘|37

l-`llll>iH"‘= -ll‘\' Il-ll I~‘-‘1lll\' lo llll' l'1\ll~'~|. "_\ I- volulioii stni-tt-tl now will produ:-e rilntcs, rct ~l.|lll: .\|llcl'i“1ll 1-fl`iI i 'l~ _:i lit-ttcr it-.~=l.|t tlinii tlit- various ilprisluus

I l~`l»rni of ;;o\i-i-lilo: lit zi.:_llii~- l1;\li». 'l`!lf- ui- l:.i\'t- I-iiidurztcil rinziirlst the Spnilitirds

lfl'i1H'lli=\l old-<ct is lo ii o--il-- ll~l~»r=t:\tif»o il t-1 lx.-.-_ 1:»-r-lil:-S sho lot-ts that tbe,pre.~o-nt

Il*L‘l'=€<'lll\lll.\` l»~l`oic tlit- \';ol'lIl \'.itl\ ;i \'i-'\»'_ .\l|i<-li»-'ui nrliiy llvro is mostly innde up of lfl l>I1\"‘f li lml' lfi It l»l'\»l'~-~‘--I ~l-linilic.-'\~ ooz- l'-‘loo pull-lots and that Aiiiericn has ill\il~'i1»il, 't-not-f~lltl:lll il liol' uillltairl' stil-l\;;tli ill fcn-

l$l'|l.:-ulicl' li»-ilcrzil <‘l.i.'-uit-~ l'Itl\\~.;l-'l:=.It|-:il .\li|--ri--:i, tllo prolilililo nld of lilo \\'llil.- lliil-t' o|` :l..I Holi-'lil ol lo,-.il~ti .\l~ \l`l:u»lo`ol` .lripun is of tlccll .~ll»4||lfi\'.ince. faire, nlllilittwil lloit ill c;|.»~c of a \\ ul uilli ll' uc :-liolil,l olilv do olil pill-i, the .laps are .l:ip_ln tho l'llIlipp1il|~>-_ \\'oul-i |»|'.ic!lI:ill_\ ulllznq to uplift us from our present de-

l‘;ill into tiio ll_i|i<ls oi llic .l.-.yt lu.-_-t-_ in-»_1Il lru' l.~ coiulitloli lo ilu- filo of the \vorl.l‘s rniuso tin- l'iiitt-tl .5'l.it\-_< llc:-t is not .iillc lofiiolt-lil lilillons. ’l`llcre- cull bt- no better time

A NENN' 'POl2TF2_F\lT _QF y_\5CQUNTE§¢5 CURZON tloi'¢~i|<l it, _lo liisl~ilg\~ \oucl\le\'i‘ lilitlonzil llldopcnlicllce

I ' A3 ai \ii~t»ot-slclit l:l i`:t\'or of his |u‘<.|ui-_tllzlli tliil: tlluo, The only thing that the

Sitloli, Senor- Sollo llliolr-‘S lllv l'Il~~' 'll' »'\l‘I-lups ole :After lu llclpilig us is free trulll:

bunllt duriill; thc rl-cent \vur bct\\'ctli'|i|t<l solilliirity ol' thc Asliltlcs. 'l`crrll“l.i' 'i‘urltey nntl the Lnlltaii Stott-ea. .'\lb:\illn`.igl;l'uiulll:|-iiieiit is not the goal ol the Iwua under the ’]`ui'ltlsli flue., und in ol'\lt:rI.lupa|lc,s-c slutcslllcii, but the freedolii oi

to escape from the _ studs of lil-: :illi\_-s, pro- ilu: _-\slntlc.~: fiolli tlio opprcsulorl of lilo clnlnled hcl' indmieiitleliof-_ and r-slublislletl‘fn-lsltloilt is tho noble aspiration of the . , n provisional goverlilm-lit. 'i`liu wm- cn|lioI.\llltloio. '.\'o\\~ is the lime! Now ls the

*“_“**“*“‘*‘4_*‘ _ ' ‘_‘*‘_*‘_‘_"¢,, mI_enI1_ and ,\.lbniillL roliiuiiit-cl tlcflnltc- tiliiol' sliolilol bc the untl'h\\’orrl of our

‘*‘+* , -__ --ttf;-~'~:` ':;-_'"- ._ ‘;‘_..-.-'- »------T`-_L-‘L-----_-_----li ly independent wltliout nliicli bloodslicd. putl~lot._s. .\loi't-over, wo must bear in

Aiiotlici coup d'Ct.tt of i inoic violent

n 0 lie lan oi' unotllcl liirliin tliiliisclus

Personal Animas in Charles Dickens’ I Diatribe Ag2_l_ins_f_l_.orc_l High Chancellor

I _DIE Ich) Innd Haddock sllowed n bold front und~“very considerable i'mprovements"on“’l‘lie _

(spec 3 L%\Npolv, July 1'l. fought. A tremendous bill of complaint. Christmas Carol." Tiny Tiln is only de- » _

‘ 'I' H not geenrally known, even to stu- thi-eo tliousuiid words in length, was de- scribed in the original us singing ll S0115 t'i ‘dents of his life and works, tliut livercd by _Tholiius Mittoilf, D_Ieke.u_s' l\I1I<;ut_I;losl_t_t‘llild t_r_nl_;cl_II_ugil_i____I:he sliIi_w_i.

Charles Dickens’ aversion to the Court solicitor, \vioso llmne is amiiur o i . ewl supp e ny ni wi i a. _ _ _._ _ ___, _ _ :_ _ ._ s __ ___

of Chancery, as exhibited in “file-ol: rcitdonq 0£_ [PQI-gIer's_l'iife oi_~__tlio LetIers. :I¢_>_1:_§___<;_f rI:;_tl_z__I_i_i_ie:__ ‘;i_\_i_cl_;;l;l;I; _IJclI_1_lé lil- [_;1i[6StV6l`l‘il.1l‘€ Will NUl Llli l ll¥__Cb__0i_ l.5iIll)lI§__§l€Ll (__Oll. t I House.” 'wills the result of persona ex- lt was signer ly .allies neon, u er- _ o ll - . ' ` ° -II 0" _:III O

poi-lance, The great author ouceinvndetl word Vice (llulliccllor, and set out the lllffe Wllll lllll-1106 llllll D0l*lil'l’-" Mr, Lee ”_CuStOIner5_WIll (fzun y <6 ul _ _ tim Court of Chancery. The victory he gtg;-y “with ilii`=inite jingle and jungle," as lllldllll lllllf DlCk@llS WHS lll fllct much III' _ Pl`OfllS ill l;'Ol`lll Of BOIHISCS.

gained was emphatically a Pyrrhic one In me Iud;,.¢In0m ,IgI,In5;C1,IIr1¢.g Dm»_“;|y_ debted to I’arley's Librnry, whence he -`-‘ _

and he never quite forgave the Court Of The affidavit of Uliurlcs Dickens alleged Illld UIIWII 'Im °I‘ISIII“I 5IIl5l~3"IIII°II f°I` III° ‘ Kpoclal DlSD2fCl'l~)

Chancery. After much reseurcli Mr. that the ,I,.I-_.mI,,II¢s had I,I,|,II,,|,@d u work Carol und "many of his works,” and then I_0NI,0N_ July in _ Jaques has collected the pnrticullirs of by III,_m,, ~-li,"-1¢._I-'ti lllmiliiiiitt-d l.ibrur_v;" llllldfl WHY for Mr. Hewitt himself. “___ result _OE dI____________I.__ctI0__ among

that expedition and he llllll lll“‘ll°lll'l`lIl°‘I that it colltniiicd u story culled "A Clirist- To make of what I\Ir. Pcggotty would __ ___ L__________ County _ _ with them some very pleasant, ratlit-l~ dis- mos Ghost stoi~_v;" that this story was u would have pulled ii "int-irygoi-oiiiitlt-i~" in 5-00° II"’"I' “I” ‘I "_ _ slow-.~l ulr<\n<l,v lou-.' r>'H\l~|l>ll\<‘<l. flu' ¢l`"‘lll\ 0lll'BiVe Ullk lllmlll the Uld ¢0“l"f5 Ill w*`I’t' colorliblc iliiitutioli of “’l`l|e tfliristliius uluttcr of lying, the illustrulor tllcn swore ~ CUUYICII Stuff A’Is°°IIIII”II~ 'I' IIumIyI llfllflf l"‘lUt; I‘l‘l\ll`l\"lI US II0llll5l‘S ll* lII‘= mlllslilll' lllld 0tII9l` I“l5III tIIIIIg5 “II‘I 9"' tiurol," subject, pt-l-soilligt-s, iucitlolits. that he lmd never read “'l‘lio Clirlstlnus po-operative store for tho tliousnnds of c1lstonufl‘s-

5055- IIDW l~'°eII “I-Id Im" f;‘I'5_‘;It°:‘ “nd the ulul liuluosi being cxnclly the salute, suve (‘ui'ol" or scan the pictures ill it, ullil two __uI_III. scI.v,mI_g In LmII](,II lms been ¢gtnb~ -"‘*°“""*"'”""°*` W|l0l0» lil me UPIII °I‘ 0 l ” ‘I'II”” I"~" hu Fezziwi' hull turned into Fuzziivig. litcrnry crborts, one of them being E. Ii. , . _ ». . .

Vl¢?W9l'»¥1llllil‘S Cllllllilll Wlldllllf- t t lfnlquo Defence. liluucllnurll, tliell u hnclt writer ill l.or~'s wilful' _ _ _' ¢ _ ___ _ l1()Y Ir] I Dickens suffered perpetually f\‘°\=\ every Richard lllnlli Lee l'~.-l»ll1-<l_tlv1r he had fi t-iiiploy, swore uint lla-io was no Iiroioiil Ill" I flI{I"’_*“‘f"‘f"' (_~I“I~_I f"_ _II£WI:_I_Ry D|5C0\/ERED kind of piracy, which as a rule lie il'cl\I0d condjutor, mio llcul‘_\' Ilcwltt. "fl l!\?lliIl'_ \\'lintt-vcr for culling one glory ull iliiitu~__t_'I__‘ __I"$__L_I_‘_I_I__‘ I‘___°_'___tc:_':__°.°‘__;__v_____ "___ _, _,_, _ ,_,, with contempt. On one occasion he mon of coiisidci-nlilo experience <:\u< timlof the other. I`I' * " ` ‘ _ ‘ _ ' ,_ 4 _, _ ._ watched a wholly unauthorized perfurm~ talent," and that tho pnir of lllmn did .\ii-_ Aiitlt-nloli, K. C., niovt»».l_to tlis:;.»lvcII""’I` I‘II“f ‘III‘I I_'III’II" fI’II"I’*I_“IIf_° _”_°"I_§_'_'s AII°-€I~II) 5I I\e*I'\I‘ICe III” MIM ReIIIaII‘ ance of »iNIcImIuB NIckIe1,y_'~ and wng provioiigly nnnlyze, uIu'itl|;e, reoriginute the illjllllctioll, but Vice Ullilllcellor IIII‘I ""I`IfI_III “I"":"'I Huqclcpsl' Hx Iullnit _:FI Lillie! (lélll Of ClJllCCil0ll Ull much amused by it In the case of “The mid publish “’l‘lin (lid Cilriosity Shop_" Knight Ili-neo would not ligrcc; be would -\I’~‘tI"IlI"IIIII“_ “__"h`r ,_, r.'".rI" 1;(_'___S_? I.I_,.i I; I~I -I-_ ~ I _.___ I-II ` Christmas Carol," 310W¢V€l'» hlfl Wrlltll and "Barnaby ltudgc." This they dell# not even hmir ’l‘ull'ourd, who Il.-d lint-on I*"‘I‘I"II ’\;I_' I;'_IIIy_' JI" -l;_______ _____'________ 'X II II IIIII III ' ‘U ' ‘ fairly boiled over. Ho delivered an nt- cated to Dickens and sent n copy of the mul had rl great spnecli for the of-.-a_<ion, I‘IIIII< __'~'I° ~I'l- II_I_"__» _* "_ __ __' _____ " (5I,@.-mi iil_.I.nl. it.,

tatgk on five denizens of Grnb-strect-l5er- book to him. but instnlllly gave jlldgliicnt. The in- IIII_°“I ~O0~0(_p ‘I “III "I ‘I _'I I;""___`_;e _____ |_,,_\-I,I,N_ _|,_I_\- I1_ Ser. Cleavc, Strange, Clark and Lee--and The purpose of this last statement was terini injunction was continued and ultl- _ DII° 'I*I";’*I;IU°II l’I“’l"I’*‘f'_ __'I_________ _____ ___\______u___.__ ____ _____ _________________ uf

Haddock, of Craven-yard, Drury-lane, to accuse Dickens of lm-hes and acqnies- mately Dickens received lin npololzy ninl ‘"I‘l'_"I¥" " _I_“’ °'I"r'_"';"_","; I ,,,_ Ii:__I_, Wliilf-it-ill l~Ig_\|»|lnii oliji-.~t.~i on exhi- booksellem and publishers, The first four cence ln that he had not attacked them un ngreonient to pay costs, none ut' which "II’I‘IIIIg l’I"‘“I I‘°"‘”"'°""' I5 lm I"-"' I ' I,III,,,, _,I I~,,I\.,.,.`m- I',,||,.g.._ t;,,,,<..,-

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°°I'I‘W°d °t th° “nt °mumsht’ 'but Lee 'long Ibefore' They hug made_’ i- ---~----~ sdiliiiliiljdlltinndvrt`li?iii'ci~flli2rIll doliit tif Illllilli. sm"'I- 'i`li»- di.~;t~ovt-r,\ ol' this tr(-nmlrn was # - *'-' **“-"°"" ’”" "' ""“`“*""" "*`""""' ' ' '_ ‘:°a _ _ __ _.__ `________ __ _____ _______ ln.-uh-‘lnflt sciisoii by l'riift-ssor l'ctric null

F h L h t P t t lllllifl-llI)p\v`ltl(i i,lili\(t)~‘<»l|-iilxilltt-liltlclililivritioli of I'I`I “IIIIIV UI “"'I'Ii"l'* I"'ll*lll!llll{ ll) llllf

a ?____________________ ____'___.____`_ ___ _____________I______ _________ llrilisli .\‘t-bool oi' .~\i'cllul-nlogy ill l'Ig_vpl.

- ' “"*"` ' ' _ _ ___,____I .\l|icIi ol' what wus foulitl has bccu re-

_ on his wife’s clothes, and the result is renns tho benefit, ls the elliot delinquent lute_nn<l ilnpro\e tio uuin:_i-ous_ _us __ __________ ____ _____ _________ _\______________ ,______ ___________

Dlessmakers in French Callllal I“IlIVI‘- prevailing mlimii unnapplneis. ln the whole matter- She mules the de- omline nrrmls--|»~~1'=< el"-1\'l.l me '"=~ ‘I - . - _ .

mind that ‘liotl litlps those who help

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eventually be sold in the stores, bl ' - gilluing will bc outdo only with crm nlui provi.~:io|is gl-liel'ull_v. lt is no; _ tended to clit in prim- thc \\l-ll hiioiw

llulc buck to .S All) li t nt l.ahun

. , ~ FI-unc” wmch I,upDI|eB me mme), and signs ln tho first instlulce for the dnml- public oI`l`icc_~4; to provide otllcr st>l'\'icl».- ‘_ __ " ___ _'_'__ __ _ _ __

No Fear 'Busmess`Wlu Dwm. mondnlne. and the deml-nlondnlnc. accord- oi' spccilil iliiportlilice to its liieinllers. nntl _____‘___"_T_t_ l_:|l_|I|".|Ilk\IiIi `ii`;»‘ck,llice Itcouyiilllcll lhmlilt-

log to tho American woman. ls "a cooks- to proniote co~opcrutivo action nmoull “Wil ' ` " ` .

tuclled the pnctornl of Sr-llusert ll. Pro-

____1.______ . too." who likes elaborate dressing. lfroiich _servnlit.~:. f___________ _,________ ________I_I_____ _Im ______I__mI “_ he

‘ _ _ fllllhivn. like a French wlttlelsm. will notl Negotiations nrt- nlninst m_»n_lplele for_§c- _____ ________ ____________ __________m____ ____ _“laid

(sllwlil DI‘IP““"I'I') benr trnii__l_!I_atlor_i__ IIi_to_ Anlil_Ii-_Szixo|I___l:\_n- <‘oi~i_n;; su\§:;_bl¢I III-p|Iiist»;,___\_v_ll_I,-li _|l_r_~__ I__“._.III___-__ __(___k_ It I___m,__ II___ King-U can

PARI, _IIIIY II ' gungc. oy o ose er sn e y, :itat lit-nr es nuns cr 'i it . ._ ~ ___ __ ____ ____ _ Thi I _____I__I

I . which is their charm. and what is sul.!‘. _posed to start with 1\ rupilnl of $l2.v,4ltltI_ I_‘;_II'__I'_I_____II____;’l_____'_:l’;_:'_________ l:___:__:_\_l_|___l1__.__:_

gested by them in French becomes eniphn. divided into ‘.’."i,00t) ordiuury slinrcs ot' $.\ ___ _ _ __ ___ _. __ .___ __ _

U lll`° Dl‘0¢°lUI'I¥ |¥°'II'I“ '“°d"" 'uh' ' LoNnoN» July 4. sized tn English. mich. After li pnyliwnt of .1 tiirhlciul of '""""“’ W "I" pm ,U " cm 9 n

v¢»nl~~i ll:-lo\v thi- lnnns elbow is a tad-

gqmg mn show the manufechlfbfl HE I-worlm pon card repmdunglon of Another arlrumont against the force of fi,-0 pt-r cent' the profits will bo divided inI_______' '_________'____ ___ _00_0_____ _____ “_____Ie group

and tlreslmalrerl that' they mean I the cxhlblts in the British Museum this pr<:_testatloIi_ agalns; the :li_I§\'<_lDI_°_lc_l_l_: the propnrtioli oI__t\_vo-tll_l_r<ls ml-lining it wi-‘li of lilllidrells of thousands

'h‘t .ny ,I not ukely to and other sane'-les in Ilondon ‘cl ghnt; oaltlklew il!(:§;lsfl0fosfl‘\ll:`l{: E l\‘:f‘lll¥lEI`a" J(Il5tI:l““cr” innd 0nl‘l>t Eng “ll \\)‘\lBl‘\“Ilil\\'i|\'; "\'i“f ""`"rM fur the l{ing. A( the sides is

of gh, "koggttn Stone," that 0 DDB I’ ‘I ` I” ""3 “umm "Wm ' U 'III' ' " ` .fllllikcd bv two of the royul ftllcons 0r basalt slalf which commemorates n decree bcvallie fB!hl0hl M0 llY\\>@C0l¥llhB' lllld l"l'Irl;;ht to n nilnlmulli lmliils of flvc pci- vent _____________________ _

n WW' h°"°V°f' 5° °f '°m° °°mf°rt '° drawn up at Memphis nearly two hundred mvdélli- 000 |0580". il |10 l‘°llll0l\ 10 BUD* on flmir poi-cliiisi-n Iii-fore the sll||l'cIiold~~i-s _ __ I. E I

those women who cannot afford to buy wa" before Christ. Next in favor comes Dose that they Will D0 5° llllml'-‘l` Y°I‘I'- ure entitlwl to l~e--I-li-ti more lllou the fivc `\" 'II""*` "Il III* ' ll Kl“l\lll 0 Kylll ll

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up to este si-emu. and others- \*l\° lllllll* me Portions vm, with its cameo-like We shall probably seo the most sravefvl pf-I mit uoluf-oil rim .liao-ll»ol..,I_ _ II_‘_;‘___II_»I__ :_‘____'_‘_II__I‘_‘_:I___I;;";’_l’§______:_': they have speelll llr¢0l'll| ill°lll» "IW decorations. The "Mourning Women," the and uemure models in Sentelubff- WI‘“I‘ lteinnrknlllt- 'ntli-nm-4-.< in co-~>l"‘l"“I"°Ito nil iiit<-l-cated in in-e\il'llig such Dreo§U "M It ._ I,|¢¢|,| 9.' on qnilgh' to hens beautiful Greek statue, rank! tllll'd~ I' I° I"°"°"* 'IW A"'°'I°““ I"l¥°I'| I'I'°"I triidim: l\l\\"‘ I""`II~ '""'I", HI IMP. "f"""i""`Irt-li.-e lot- the notion A t-onsvlcuous Wien! their oblnlons. Artists of the British school, in tho taking advantage of tl\e_i_n'l _ only the other <l_i_v the (lil-ml I no-I-I-<It_v;__ __'___ ________‘ ____________‘__ ______ ____ ____ ________._

“Btrlml rilvillt-lone" lndorsed by 40.09° National Gallery. nm popular with Amer- _ It doesn't look llkc a working Dl0l’°_SI'_(‘o-oper|itiv~- Stores were silo----_~,~|\illy ln- __________ ___ _____________ __ __ _______ _______d b________

m°mb°" °t 'M “nur” Fdemuon uf Im" "snot" Reynmds' "Tm A" or hp mm” to “use” that hDm.e mdunrhm “"ll"m"“rMWl' . lbi-lL--itli ~ilio\lt five feet of stone chi \\ \‘ ‘Ht Womenlg Chiba WIN #tiled at the meet- not-ence" and the "Cherub Choir" are lessen expenditure. lf all we hear of,\ni1-r-_ _`-I_m_I_I ,Im _ww d,,\___I___________I I___ _"__ o. _ _ p _e

lcon urloes is true, Besides. \l\l‘ 1\l“"'I‘f""'tt~ii|lml with silccess, iolroiountillc tho in-I‘II` III" l‘~"I“IIII‘I' ‘If I‘“II‘"I~ 5°” It ““I'°

of to-day ll "ultima and Of the Dutch school the most Dopulsr ls designers, mlimitacturerli and uri-nimiokrws III_._I _III-II_,__III_,Q ,,,I,,,,,II,_._: "II __,.“. ,___I_,,,_<_to-in-II lio>.»~s_¢ enth containing bowls of food

will have to compete with their l'.nr|.~i __,.I_q,.,_ II, _,,.,,,,,,.I,.,.q ,,,,,_.» ,_,,I,,,| ,,__ ,,I,,, ,,f_oi`l`<-llllgs tied up ili clothes. There arq

fill liste of lffllre [ning on Elsie G, F. Watts' "Hope," in the Tale Gai- rivals. men and women born with a sill gps lm-gf-at boyiog ol-|:uoir.ntimi-I in tlielflllltl llI‘\l“lIf\II°9_°f P°“'~’l`l`» mm* "TY Ill'

tery, ls the most popular in the modern for dress. lt is unruly to be expeclclli coulitry. Il"I"_`f*I‘II3 I"I"l"`- 9II"I‘ II' I`I°I`0d°W° df' nrt collections, lf one Judges by the nom- moreover, thot nll fonilnlne .\lm,~rl\~rt wlll_ lun- oi' the t»l\jl»ci,~= is to olicotirnlzr tlleI*"l'll"“I- “`IllIIl “"‘_f“ flllmd Wllll Nm'

Q hbdilt the Ihlklnl of morehor of post ‘horde sqm. "Tho Sisters." by no ot one mind with thc llivliiliers of the ,.,,..,I,¢-riitloii of the l=il".:~-at liuililier ol`_.nnuts of wick still nttnched to them;

I“I,I,,M_,n“Iph I»,,u.,,Ck_ ~-bm., |,0¢|¢I.d out," by uoncrnl l~‘c-rlovntloii of \\'omcii's l‘lo'»s,',,\,,|,~.»||I,\.\.-in, .tml -.-E!lI till-= \-lov' not luoro-_lnaiiy l»cuutll’ully modelled figures lndthe

¢ultIAnf\u lien-Merritt. and Muc\Vlilrlei'sI'l‘li\-re will bc, ilu-\"'f\‘l"'~ "l'l>0llllI“ll ill thou flvc l\\:u'll-~.l ~!..i|‘c,s \`/ill be aliottc<l|Il\lllllll1lll"d l'l""llll|lH Uf Vl\'l°\ll llllll\llU~ /lp~ "June ln the Austrian 'l‘yrol" come next home, rind wliilvlicvcr wily lt may Null tonny one :-Burr-lil.l\l»'r. I'."be must Dllthetic of All li! ludl

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