The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 16

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The Countess Margot haf Fersen of No, 4 West 830 Stroet, who pod ot Mr and Mrs, "athe | Porking of Sante Crus, Cal., The Evening World to correct a report that when she went abroad a year ago ghe entertained the belief that she was Joun of Ate reincarnated and tha t ahe had received @ divine ca | Frenob, 1 never bad any | “Roger,” unt! to-day a highly re soldiers My only reason for go abroad was to visit my husband's people spected monkey of a conservative na- in Swzerland. fo hens na mt nd an aunt living there. We 4 ture, has fallen from grace and now Furia only a few weeks when we failed, and | had never, seen them. languishes in a cage in the Central Was at first received Very gracious Park Zoo, He was sentenced to life ly by my new. Swias relations, but in nome way n- | tak 4|* nten ar] ren as soon ne ce lee the law will iil perm IS NOT A JOAN OF mle too be Not Believe in in Reine arnation We bel} rade between Amerien aoa’ the levelop sa pore “nde to que iy the te oreductions:” it’ turns ot that the a tecond cable, we le wit don't shal oramptty Le it." 3 In « quarrel with my husband's fem vaty hus band and 4 hve, Bo. foolish potions titles, gets his from | urn Sw or heaviness after meals are most an- KI-MOIDS pleasant to take, neutralize acidity and help restore normal digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MACKAY ANNOUNCES ni IN CABLE RATES TO ORIENT Clarence H. 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When Mike had served the 9 last parched straggier be fixed things shipshape and went to Rogers cage) to bid him farewell. He opened the | cage and taking Roger out shook him | by the paw and sald: “Goodbye, old on Dal. I guess we won't see each other! 7 any more.” But apparently Mike committed the error of forgetting to lock the cage after he put Roger back. When the owner opened the shop to-day a ca-/| tastrophic sight met his gaze, The place was 8 wreok. It looked as though it had been the target in a gigantic air raid, The well ordered row of bottles and gleaming glasses that once adorned the place behind the bar were no more, Treasured old stock of a melodic smoothness and insinuating flaor flooded the floor. Roger had proclaimed to the world that he was agin’ liquor and such, an dhe sat with a benign look upon bis face in the midet of the costly debris. Roger was seized and hurried to “Jim” Coylé im the Central Park Zpo. 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