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given today. The diplomats from the

republics of Mexico, Costa Rica, Nica

ragua, Cuba, Bolivia, Salvador, Argen

tina, Ecuador, Colombia, Guatemala,

Panama. Chile and Dominica also use

it, but those from Brazil, Hayti, Peru,

Uruguay and Honduras do not.

All told, there are eighteen bachelor

dous on this year's list, but American

girls ambitious to place "senora dona"

before their names will bo interested

to know that the wives of tho dons of

tho Nicnraguan, Bolivian, Argentine,

Colombian, Chilean and Dominican le

gations do not share this title with

their husbands, as do those from the

other lands of the dons. Each of the

tnree unmarried daugnters or. tne mm- i

ister from Ecuador uses "sonorita

dona," but none of the other dons hero

with unmarried daughters allows them

to thus share in this title. Tho Guate

malan minister calls himself "Souor

Dr. Don Lui3 ...Toledo nerrarto." And

speaking of diplomatic "Drs" I note

that the strenuous Chinese minister is

'lown on the diplomatic list as "Dr.

Wu Ting-fang."

Marriage of a young diplomat with

an American heiress is very apt to bo

followed, sooner or later, by nis pro

motion to tho full rank of minister or

embassador to this country, as in the

case of the late Baron vop Steruborg,

of Count von Moltke, the lato British

ambassador, Sir Michael Herbert; the

former Spanish minister, tho Duke

d'Arcos, and tho present French em

bassador, J. J. Jussoraud. Lady Her

bert, neo Wilson, of New York, is the

sister of Mrs. Cornelius Vauderbilt.

When she married Herbert in 18SS ho

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The Salt Lake tribune. (1908). Salt Lake City, Utah, 1908-11-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045396/1908-11-15/ed-1/?sp=24

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Salt Lake tribune, 1908-11-15.