Americans, some carrying clubs and other weapons, stand on their side of the U.S.-Canadian border 5/10, ready to repel any attempted invasion by a group of Canadians protesting the Cambodian situation and the Kent State killings. A group of about 500 Canadians did swarm over the border 5/9, causing some property damage and violence with Americans for about three hours. The demonstration 5/10 was peaceful.

Scene - Public Garden

Outdoor dining on the marketplaats, Belgian village

Diamond Necklace Given by Napoleon to Empress Marie Louise. F135539. The magnificent Diamond Necklace which Emperor Napoleon I has specially made for Empress Marie Louise, is shortly to be sold by private treaty. The necklace, which is composed of 28 brilliants, 10 briolet diamonds and 9 pendant diamonds, took many years to assemble, and all the leading jewelers in the world were commanded by Napoleon to procure the necessary gems. The Necklace is at present in Paris. It was made by the well known jewelers, Nito and Fils in the year 1811. In all there are about 265 carats of diamonds in the necklace.

D. S. Morgan & Co., home office & factory, Brockport, N. Y.