The San Francisco Examiner - Tuesday, May 28, 1895
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NO HOME LIFE IN FRANCE.
In an hour's address Mr. Varley roundly condemned what he had seen in America, and sounded the praises of what he had seen in England. He had heard that San Francisco had feted Oscar Wilde, and called the attention of his audience to the fact that an English jury had convicted him and an English judge had scentist him to two years in prison the man who was here received as a social lion.
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