After a cursory view of TIME’S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to :
A tall, deep-voiced, blonde young lady. (P. 1.)
A British drummer boy. (P. 6.)
A rabbi who celebrated. (P. 10.)
A flaming old man and his two attractive sons. (P. 5.)
The “largest stockholders’ list in the world.” (P. 26.)
A short, fat, bald-headed man who has learned much. (P. 5.)
Great sighs of critical relief. (P. 15.)
A good father-in-law. (P. 30.)
A smashing judicial blow. (P.
17.)
A gigantic, genial dawdler. (P. 27.)
“Britain’s Barbara Frietchie.” (P.8.)
Eleven explosive young gentlemen. (P. 24.)
A vacant Garter. (P. 6.)
An advertisement as big as a banner. (P. 18.)
The warlike Wahabis, dismounted, kneeling, bowing. (P. 10.)
“As able a servant of France as France has ever had.” (P. 9.)