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GLASSES BECOMING A MATTER
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Restoring and preserving the sight
with glasses is one of the greatest as
well as most difficult branches of
medicine for is it not like a splint to
a broken leg like a bed for a tired
back like opium for pain like an ar
tificial limb to the maimed or a
crutch to the crippled It acts like
both sleep and exercise It is the re
turn of youth to aged eyes It is often
perfection and success of life instead
of imperfection and failure It may
mean blindness or sight all that the
eye Itself means Science through
glasses has perpetuated the life of
the mind a quarter of a century if
not longer If science and wisdom could
do as much for other failing powers
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of life as spectacles can for eyes there
would be many centenarians Spec
tacles should be a badge of ripened
wisdom
As the word glass plays such an im
portant part in the life of men it will
appeal to the reader that the word
should not apply to anything that is
imperfect or that can be improved
upon KRYPTOK bifocal glasses
stand for the highest standard of per
fection They are the results of years
of scientific experiment They will
bring youth to aged eyes both in ap
pearance and visual ppwer and per
petuate the mind for it is through the
organ of sight that impressions are
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Strangers to Fear
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena of fealy Who Braved the-
Perils of Vesuvius The -
King and the Tourists
A Polite Monarch
KINO VICTOR
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ples during th o
eruption of
Mount Vesuvius the
king and queen of
Italy have been
prominent and pic
turesque figures
The peril into which
the king has gone
in his anxiety to
afford all possible
relief and safety to
sufferers from the
seismic disturbances has placed him in
a most favorable light and enhanced
his popularity as a monarch When
Pliny the elder saw the smoke over Ve
suvius In 70 A D h set sail for- the
cities at the foot of the mountain in
some of the vessels of the fleet he com
manded with the view to rendering as
sistance When King Victor Emmanuel
learned of the desperate straits of the
people living in the vicinity of Vesuvius
he took a train from Rome to Naples
and thence set forth in the direction of
the volcano In that typical twentieth
century vehicle the automobile While
speeding his machine over the ash
strewn country he was struck by a
heavy shower of cinders and almost
lost in a whirl of ashes but he did not
suffer the fate of Pliny and came back
alive though the fiery contents of Ve
suvius had been spread so thickly in
front of his motor car that he had to
abandon it and walk
Danger like love levels all ranks
but this is not the first time the ruler
of Italy has shown himself to be dem
ocratic His tendencies in this direc
tion are due in part to his wife Queen
Helena who was a princess of Monte
negro and was brought up without
any nonsense When she became
queen she was shocked at the amount
of waste and extravagance in the pal-
ace and showed her attendants that
without being less dignified It was
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TZPICAIi SCENE IN NAPLES I FIVE LEMONS
FOR A CENT
possible to live much more economic
ally The young royal couple are fond
of living in a palazzina of modest
dimensions and simple decorations
and It was here that the king once re
ceived the Premier Zanardelll The
Interview was in the queens drawing
room and the statesman struck by its
plainness exclaimed How simple ev
erything Is your majesty no show no
luxury
Yes replied the king but what
would you say if you saw my apart
ments
Since the eruption of Vesuvius drove
thousands of people from their homes
Queen Helena has been at the kings
side aiding and suggesting in the task
of affording relief The dispatches
have told how the people have kissed
the kings hand and the queens gown
exclaiming God sent you to us The
more superstitious of the peasants have
unbounded faith In the kings powers
and the story Is told of a woman who
cried If thou art our king order the
volcano to stop
King Victor Emmanuel III was
born In 1SG0 and married the Princess
Helena of Montenegro In 1896 They
have three children the heir apparent
Humbert prince of Piedmont born in
1904 and two daughters Yolanda and
Mafalda The king and queen are de
voted to motoring and have had many
adventures an such trips He Is but
five feet three Inches In height and the
queen is tall One day passing through
a small village a breakdown occurred
and a crowd was attracted to the spot
In the crowd were two English motor
ists Secure as they thought In speak
ing In a strange tongue they carried
on the following conversation
Pretty motor car- Yes and the
lady is pretty too More than can
be said of the man Did you ever see
such a little man in such a big car
I am out of brandy I wonder If
he can supply me Shall I ask Per
haps he speaks French
I shall be most happy to oblige you
said the king in perfect English Then
he added
Can I be of any further use to you
My kingdom Is at your disposal and
It Is not so small as Its monarch
The deuce exclaimed one while
the other merely gasped The king
ELLEN TERRYS JUBILEE
It la Fifty Years Since the Actrea
Blade Her Flrwt Dow
Ellen Terry made her first bow on
the stage fifty years ago at the age of
eight Few actresses live to celebrate
such an anniversary as this and Miss
Terrys jubilee Is a matter of interest
not only in her native England but
all over the world where there are ad
mirers of dramatic art such as she rep
resents Her friends have been prepar
ing to make April 28 1906 which
marks the close of her fiftieth year as
an actress a red letter day In her his
tory In England even Punch has
grown enthusiastic about Miss Terrys
jubilee and has pictured Shakespeare
acclaiming her as Fifty years a
queen
At the time of her first appearance
the future queen of the stage was in
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ELLEN TERRY
the company of Charles Kean and
among other parts she then played was
that of Prince Arthur in King John
At the point where she left the stage
in the terrible knowledge that her eyes
were to be burned out the little Ellen
at first made her exit with such com
posure that she received a strong rep
rimand from Mrs Kean Avho told her
that she must give expression to the
anguish of the situation This little
scolding caused the easily affected
child to shed such earnest tears that
her monitress cried out Oh if you
can only do that on the stage what a
Prince Arthur you will be The hint
was taken to heart and adopted and
the success of the impersonation was
assured The new Prince Arthur was
honored with a special eall and the
critics were loud and unanimous in
their praises freely acknowledging the
dramatic force of the performance to
gether with its delightful simplicity
tenderness and truth to nature
Miss Terry has been twice married
and in private life Is Mrs E A War
dell She became a grandmother sev
eral years ago
FOR RAILWAY RATE REFORM
Senator Culberson of Texas Is a Pio
neer In the Movement
In the discussion over the railroad
rate bill in the United States senate
there has been some rivalry between
Senator Joseph W Bailey of Texas and
his colleague Senator Charles A Cul
berson as to which should do the most
to promote the success of the proposed
legislation Mr Culberson Introduced
a railway rate bill of his own early in
the iwmfcsession The subject is not a
new one to him as He made a fight on
the same lines while attorney general
of Texas He had a hand at that time
in framing the present railroad law of
Texas one of the most radical laws
of the kind on the statute books The
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CHARLES A CULBERSON
railroads fought it In the courts and
Senator Culberson conducted the case
for the state He won in the lower
courts in the court of appeals and in
the supreme court It was in 1890
that he was first elected attorney gen
eral and he was re elected in 1S92
In 1S94 he was chosen governor and
was re elected in 1896 He succeeded
Roger Q Mills In the senate in 1S99
It was during his Incumbency of the
governorship that he became famous f oi
his opposition as executive to the plans
for holding a contest between Corbett
and Fitzslmmons at Dallas He threat
ened to call an extra session of the
legislature In connection with the mat
ter and also to call out the Texas
rangers to prevent the fight As a re
sult of his vigorous efforts at enforce
ment of the laws of the commonwealth
the project of holding such a contest
in Texas was abandoned
Senator Culberson was born In Ala
bama in 1855 and Is the son of David
B Culberson who for twenty two con
secutive years was In congress
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