The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 29, 1900, Page 14

14 THE SUNDAY CALL. ors of China. the Tartars. 2 2 rtars. . o gles how long the i e e AR s Taar Pictures That Cost Fortunes to Compils ow Published for the First Jime in Hny Newspaper P2t tem e shinsles on their hats Boperors, etee, 1o g festnibmen Aip ctured representa- Below <wi . AAHT f P ~Below him fs Ewany £y, the unforty L g SRS ASES YO OTAT A A A SAASA@ when it rained, there seems to be no uni- the continuance of the dynasty for the nate young man whose fate seems in ¥ Q = formity among them. future. To show them that the Chinese kingdom and that doubt. The faces are a study. Like the hats, empire was the eternal there are no two alike, and they include what had been im. every known type the world over. There 3 has been scarcely a note in the range of human passions that has not found its echo among them. Each perhaps reflects the spirit of his time. Like master like man. The original of this picture was pre- O HATATATQ pared at great expense by the present or fi ruler of China, the Empress, for the pur- * ) |t * pose of impressing on her siubjects what ) (Z ©<-¥< X< X< ¥<® an ancient and honorable line were their EMPERORS OF CHINA Q’bt AR A * . he mem- tunes to compi The Chinese their gnoestors unique, and it w n ow him agaln, the fat, little, f chubby, tubby face is the S-year-old boy s who was just put on the throne a few wing weeks ago in the place of Kwang Su. He is the last of ail, and they do say in cross the bay” that he is the last Tartar that will ever attach himself to the t ! ERRWIEST : DRYS TO SRR of bonnets which the Chi- wore must have cost them ) st. There are mo two alike, ( he exception that quite & num- TN SRR, @< *:\EiQ-* AR O ? SR ous looking pirate at the cen > was t n who put