M. Fallieros, President of tho French Republic, and M. Clemonceau, Premier, werewalking along tho Iluo de Rivoli. Nearlyopposite the entranco to the Tuilerics Gardens M. Clemonceau raised his liafc to a little old lady wearing a dark veil, who was, walking along very slowly on tho othor side of the pavement, leaning 011 tho arm of a dame do compagnie. M. Fallieros, out of courtesy, also raised his hat. Tho lady' acknowledged tho attention with an inclination of the head. M. Fallieros and M. Clomencoau passed on. "Who is that fine old lady?" asked M. Falliores. "L'ex-Impo-ratrice Eugenie," M. Clemonceau answered.-, Perhaps she's on the railway! ~ < Perhaps she's on the sea! Perhaps she'll go 1 \ ■■ ■ To Jericho, ' Perhaps she will! Perhaps- sho won't, But it she does or if she don't, I'm ijlnd that 1 presented to hor A bottle of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 20
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 287, 28 August 1908, Page 4
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