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LONDON
I BERLIN
Crttf tnj Ieity
I PARIS
VIENN..
III Uinjrf cf Death
ZEALAND LABORER
LWY!.'-'Am'G 70 QfTSftV OF ITALY
MIX 'SHORTAGE
.V G vltW ,17 CMiMAX COURT
MS STRICKEII
' - BECOMES EARL OF
t COUNTESS KfLLS
v I .
fiv
K- SEAFIELD Iff If I
BABIES SUFFERj
in
Hue of fiVJc.r.an Fron Sta
With, Winter Au'.arcir.g, e
1
Death cf Coiif.less von Ocen
n c?s Re:a;is Love Af!:.
Wilh Ferdinand Lassale,
Who O ed for Love of Her.
tio.i cf ..Penmen L '-borer
Frerth Cap.tf.I facts M'
Fa.uife That li Serious j
to One of Wealth Rcds
Like Romance."
Infants Seaed First
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rlghld n i-J no t:IJr.
t lh r..ftl Irf1l l II !!
! (rl tmililM' Th tl
rtl In J. oHnli i(i..rni
of M !. 'J ! Ji'-'d f luanlS
flr ukrnJ.M I Illi
Iirvi S !.
Tt. l-Ml knon of Ibr man tII
how willt o tl la JUlmr an,
r nvtrnr. tt ! tl
(t ir4lr Xlarlln Tark
ml nr Krr-Jrl. k T-i.l
tflln nnnl Ht l liUhUml il.M-
fttrti Tlt o-:!nh rttatrn tuvrr
la1 in Iter Tf Lire. ntrrrr n!
rii t fcJ:ir. rl n-t.l )rnl rt'. .
Whlrh U 0 ) t1 H'f Ktn !
Avfugrt ru il lri durlna lh lmitln
, Tlu) uml '"oil "f Oral
lirrly irml far. itratil ilan lar
-taut, man' "I I'lroi niin f ll J-iar
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1 - ' ; . V-
My. y, v -v 7
f Iftiori XlarvM. ih wife nf trron. !h lnrn(6rnf ir'ic lr!fcniphjr,
bo ha twro ai ;l:M l f. lT.n alt Injt lu Q ion M-l-nn of
liafjr. Mr Marrool t-fr f.er H.arrUK io lh nuIrO Inrrntor wag
lh llonrll IlcairUr O'llrlrn. lie 1jhir of Karon Jnrhjquln,
au Iruh Bbpinn
CARNEGIE TEMPLE OF PEACE RECORD
OF MOVES FOR VAR SAYS GASTELLANE
It. Mr.'ila 1r talrlano.
uri. I. !-A Jlriitr- irnicli-a
a(lr la m-IrUrrtal-aM btilMlntf. Ilir- Irmj lr- of t '
t 1'Uv llatar irrtgrf m a. U lpoinea
tuoie and inurv a tiyoxl nf arllk
makliii;
Kalv
err rnunii m. Aimthi r of inr ran a
i'uww ami oho f f m n 1 1 v vlat(l I y
royalty i" i.'iiiit in thr llliti'-
, Unlit, famoii" !. Ihr rln "f Klwa.l
I. 11 aa nloiii.-il t i r I f k llii Jarulilt
rr.illlonn. mikI u arirnrla Ilia liral
iuf Wa -f Cliatlui II. Jlcia. llio (low
aarr ininta 4i.lPtlalnHl llio rrown
prrV- if Xulii. ii n J only Urn I tAuguat, .
r. l-J Khi Ui-f"-" and Qnoti' Mat y for
a hr.rf vlnlt. of Hip rarl'a loan hmmef,
fnr of I tie mt cjil-inlul la llrrkcl.jr
tquara.
.. ti )t wan il.oM.-tl In Imlld It. thv
Anal''l'"-r war biok on!
Willi Id liii'n 'if Uic plana rani"
tli MunMi-Jiipanrpe war.
Tl" ft r I aloiii- wiih la'il n tin- !
KaWr William Vlarliil ul fiir Ta"nltlr
ant Inamrurnliwl iho Moro-H-Kiiron-an
roinplliatluna. tho end of hloli la nut
yrl In ulctil.
AukIiIh rniiliailpil tin- lOinpli'tlnn of
l hp firm alory of the tempi or pruri
tiy Krabl'lnn lloanln and II.-rrovlna.
Tln fllilalilnn of th a-Cond Mory
Ornmn Wlno (inm'rn Knciurajrt!.
Herman wlim jrrowrra iiro belna fti
foiirairrd by tla aovcrnment In arnttcr
ni-atlnK ninirrlal and rreci bird houaea
In thrlr vineyard to attrai t fratbrrl
ra ef Ineertn that prey upon lliHr
nea.
to
ii
found Kranci. and fl, riiuiny
fierce f4ra.at rarli olher.
Aa the roof a Im Ine put fn
mfm ar im Turkey.
Ylie pnlntera iinil iliic.ru I ct and fur-nli.ti.-ra
be yet lo emno. and lir-nven
know what will liapiien u Ih-ii tlu-y go
lo work. I am told llml our Imi aiUi.ta
ara to adorn the lllnKi with all.ori
ifil plcnir. aiinwlnc the triumph ,vT
piiei1. Knnh one may mean a aliower nf
ahiapnel nom when-. Klatuea ayinhiilli
Inn llRhl and labor will adorn the khI
lorlea. JndcInK frimf what hna bap-pem-d.
enrh atHltn will i-onimemorate a
frai-MM.
Can It be that on th- day that the
temple of peaiv will be Inaiisuraled
thire will lu wllni-aaed nn KuroH-an con
rmitriitli.ii-
I v t ( I . m . i n. f
ik i.4i iwt.iM i !'
!(!. 4 Ik.ik fM.iv 0il l-l-a
Aa4 !' ia -"' r . I ,
Ha va . k i .i. u if; '
a4 Bl! H.li , j j
tk tHtotf . I t lb t " j f
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ml t. I : a, t'i . a It i If ! I
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rl l a aa'ly a a hii j
(ilile in it ,n... I
lul IMl .' - (.( .(lr I IV, t I
I. '! II. t's.la oljlr f. l ia-l
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I la rcl T ! 1'" J !
ci f la all mtW b !
bilr mm front tr'n.- i' rara
4 ali'k lia'h. . .
tin fiwi linllliir, ' tr wf
NMiali, laui! , Afc."ii :. iat'-r-a
aa I I licfcia A -4 la l
Ihe .Vlae li e tta i .-l fjT.ti mil
a lMi.1 i altut a f'fH.
At lh unuut h l a d p- lie .1. I
eta ale flets tea; l ei.f 4 on-w 1 tfi
nil i m f !'' "iiiir .int '
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Ih IJ.e I Jet.. ai -I t.-a 1 IT
H.i.il j
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(a a..1 lie .'jar. la Lr .- r
llenla Who l. lir ; .. u l.-'le a'-l
lea II. II l '.. ' Ir. at t!fM li:i
1-aVe tie-l f I' !' , , ,11 l- l'.1
lrll llli'f .i ll f Ii . l .e fl'.l
take Ibla l a i.l Ion I'.al ia. .o.l.r Hi
a1iAi'. ai:l . I.'.- i.-f'lf.a o --ioita'ii
lie milk -liatr 1,1 fci. 't!,.ill At I'l'-
Kotbrlilltl il, I'-.'. i, , .-I l.aa 1
rome I iiipi al I e. hid I ' oi-aai.d cf i-r
ablfa are fr i.n, ioik tr..n fi. :lt. .
Cl lld dalrle i.n.i!ili-il l frMl.u! y
i. at i.r. e Tt"- dei i ia rp evi iii
llaliitl !) l"r I'enn K.. II. .1.1. 1 ..f r.
fa ton- a mil tli. ;..ih.i!l (ini
a pl.Mantl.'oj i.- m.tt
Tb- l-ri.-e of i-ulk waa ral..l ilrl.iUt
I from ,-. nt.nw if,:o .. o '
i-ee'ltM.-k i.i! ...lK l.ir.. . . . i 1
eve:i i l! 11 a of u .oiil" I ! Ii. V.ri
11 in..- ..f li.- ..:n ..-,. i. l .li r.nl
aKnUi U...-I. I i,i .i i. . , r i.u mi l..
olti t I I tenia II.. Iili. niter mill
tmdoul.te.llt' f. .nil
The fliifrl I Ixl'lei'
l-iillie. w in p i-iiifii M . pt-rlnti mh -rrl,i-tt
t' : t 1:0 a on In 1'arla hie
taken the all. i ill. .n in l...n. nr. I lu.-l
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a I 1. kj aa ( a ' I. I im4 l ...a andlUal.
M) l(, tlkota ilh llllnaM4
! aall ' M.r
rtrf a4 Oitaf Xi-la.
taiier l l .1 all. af tr l.aa!a4 aa 1
1 aliiicil n.reia aia i'-t-H'e. ia ban
I aat lb InoUlt t'U bf art- TVa lal
ef I ftaaay In. kl.nl a te
t.d-ali:i Ifj.nai4 lasaall.
I rt.iunl uf lin arilala, la rloaad
.ill. the att . -f lha ..i.il.. Im
1 a'.a a a mill. y youth, win U4 flrat
lent. Into tfwmt. l Kla rvtftatk
( - .1.1, rhaiopunat.lp of ll I uunl. aa I lal
ill. IO. khiaa . lur h la.'fl.l blrei
'it 4ff'rrttt iriuvina lullnfl law
.
I'rlnrra limit t.f Pi.
ii ; l-eraaiy for thai p ir. tl la lajll
1 I ant' founder f irrinatt aoolal )!
jPRINCESS HENRY OF PLESS SNUBS
! hfp rnvatm rbhihfb.ih.i jw
iiLtii uuni Luiinuu uiiui iilii 111 uui
I int l-a
t.telv W
fill
Jai.i.n nn ''in I.', i.i'i', mi
afte'rat oj'lv m-vn five ve.irn
BAVARIA'S RULER ILL
AU HIS NINETIETH YEAR
Vy t"i. li r In t Ion
ill ..ii-f-.,itf"-t
Iidi.it HI. ?.--The laa.liC.l
tii ! i-f IM.a t i-.imi- ! i ii
fior.a Hill! ' 1. 1. tally ).ailllil ela-,.(-1i
l.r b, I )n. I. mi. of t atmlnali-r In .1
1 .... 1 1 i...i. . .. 1.. 1 tf ai.
.f. fi-rl ..f J, i,lh, ,,. a rillatl.ii i.f hla an) i"M
The 1 1 in. 1 iind prim-caw l.n. nr-r.in-e1
an In. . rial bullae parli w'.it-'i
la 10 Im- flu" llitl lioiith nt Kuiat.n
aliln ttl ! I'lean at lon hold Ml whb'h
II. e k.ilaii la lo ! !ie ttu. al of bono
!! i'ii. ial of Invliallona ai t I lo th.
i; null Kb oil Ina. hi of ueata miii. 1 1 1 -p.il
w l ux e I- . n. taken to lm-l i.li vi-rv
ini-iidn-r of I lo prlt-.aa" f.nnv
km.
li a
II. l.aa lrr .l -lln.llv nlel e
' oil
Barli la Wltfanlaf.
! 4 -e ll -. 11 l ie Pi.kr and
4 of V 1.1. ml. all t la ali!rnitlft
ei. tt :nnii'i an.l . re ,t nut for pri-a-
frofi I lab 1 i a!ie would long
ailu Inn 1. ao'it.:.! In-r rmie-ly In Ilia
luw iiMiria T'.- d 11 ' 1 an la conataiitlf
li.imillale I I.) I111 It. tt Hak I hi' Im m
la ra of b.T li.'ien.',, aa lo 1'ie a hi rr
alumta f Ihe il ike. b it lint ai tlon i f
tli nlMid alaliia 'n .illenlly Iiili-n4i.il
I., iniike II ili.ii lo Ihe world that hlx
rv rrm .- i 1 i.ahlei ed a menilier nf
nut; trial Im-i-i bold b, I rr hlahriaaa- the
j I'l ln-eia i-f l'let
ALL BUT 80YALTY
Scant Vojjcfntlon In ArKint Inc.
Alinnnl Ihe only vruetntlon In five
arid Arneiillne provlnna In 11 kliiil of
t . . ...f.l. I. n ... ..I . . ........
riiiimr iice iifiiii iiiii. . n iii.ai iv-v.li!
than rubber and thnt of xin'h poor itial
Jly that It la imoful only In varnliihi-H
, Sjirlni; I'rom ("oiled Slccl.
A nprlntf formed from a tolled ateel
TliDe mat n r renen rnKiniir una in
vented aocina lo iiKpind more quickly
than one nia.ln from a bar of the rume
nintHl of the aame dimension.
BRONSHITIS ATTACKS
Y QUEEN OF NORWAY
BORE HARRY LEHR
American Dining With Grand
Duke Boris Would Snub
Marjorie Patterson. s
ELOPEMENT WITH
BOYS IS POPULAR
By . aul lMerre Itluntmx.
Ut Hie Inlernulionul Nr Serlr.
I'ariK. tk-t. 28 There Ik uproiuloua
fun anionic the amnrt B.'t over n bril
liant encounter between Minn Marjorie
I'utterHon of Ualtiniore iind ll.irry l.ehr
Wives of Paris Restaurateurs
Desert Men for Beard
less Youths.
Ilty Ihe tntrrnatliinitl Nea-a S.rrlea.)
I'HrlH. Oct. i'8. An rpldcinle of elope
tru 11 1 bun . broken among the wIvch of
restaurant kceprrs In i'avif. The flrnt
to Htart off with a ounKr ami hand
If " S
.- r.
0
at tho Ititx hotel one ewntnff recently, j somer man j'n Miiddinn liraiiuessae,
Mr. Lehr nnd Mrs. lAihr were enter
tHlnlnir Grand Muke Boris ut dinner and
Mla Patterson wa a RiicMt of mmn
friend nt n flelfhliorlns table. Mlns
l'Htteraon helornfs to the family of
Hetny Hatteraon, who mrrled Jerome
Boniiparte. brother of Napoleon .1 and
aoinetiina emperor of Westphulla. MIbh . .
U..A..nn ... I. I . n . ItnA ilrjmull. u a i
lHera;y anuon,, la an author i nut -rv 'e-;:;r;
wifo of tho proprietor of the ilnHslcal
restaurant V'olaln. Madame Hreques
nfic was neurlnK the hull' century mark
when sho permitted herself to bt- eurrled
off by a Ooardlefi! youth f 20- It Is
a Kreat, Mow lo the fraternity ns the
lowneis of the Vouin and their family
10 own the. Itncuf a la Modo rentau-
of tho trnile
. l.ano im. iiiatii . jiilti mtii 1 ) iiik I'll l.i-i
. 1 i.i ..... i...... r i,.. i.,,..,! ii . .nn.''.
IO. IIP Vlllieil I lie IJU.--1 Ui 11m IW.1'1. I
li.. .! 1 i.-. ..j ..!.,. 11,. I Another
nil lliuiliei ' imp ui-nii v.i ri j .iii.x.j i . t . . ,
terma will, the Lehrs, o much ho that I !'lo'"'rm nt .de.n".c
well known victim of the
I'rulnnr of oys-
i,t . ..,, Uullfl.ynH aiS..W..n..ir.. J ' - 1 . ... 1 1 1 . a I ...111.. r ' ' ,1 "111 IIV.IIOU III III.
you a- MrsV'Iehrrana to J-pont is known ,0 every Ainerl
her.
- H im .;. ..... aM. M.i
AatJar.TwfiV.v:,r-:.lv
Kollowlna; this matronly advice, the
young uuthoreaa went over to the hehr
table. line reception whs -an cold as
ehurtty. Eyebrows were arched and
stony BtHrea werrv Riven. Later in the
evening:. Mr. Lehr nought out Mias Tat
traon and saUl:
"We are sorry to have received you
bo coldly, but yon know when -we nro
dining- with royalty, it is not etiquette
to apeak to anyone else.4 Thnt'waa the
Grand Duke poria who was our guest."
"I don't care if he were: the .Grand
Duker Alexia," a Id Miss Patterson.
"But you leaned on the back of hia
chair,'' continued, Mr.Iehr, in a grieved
voice. i:. -,. ; , " .: -
U "I'm auro.1 did not mind' If he didn't,'
aald Misa, Patterson, In truth tb grand
duke-waa delisrhted :amd when he lufd
said goodbye : to the Lehra ho ' sought
on Introduction to the bright, girl from
Baltimore. . , , . ., .
Thd attentions of royalty have so
changed Mr. Lehr that he la no longer
amusing: and nay a that everyone except
royal persons Dorea mm, '
, . m t . . ,
iif, lr 111 with an attack of. bronchitis.
oriov irrn.a oir i- u iui iier ina ieiy a
vf health an a flight" cold whlih , had
j-'.causeu , nie iueen no, uneasiness, re
, j fused to respond to simple remedies
and' de-eloped into a KTave bronchial
( .her Jovp of .outdoor aporta.
1"
BOYS TELL OF SCHEME
TO SELL THEM TO GYPSIES
i' . iPnbllahera' Pren l.-aaeil Wire. l :.
Rheims, Oct..' ' 28. T wo, small' boys,
Henri Proult. "aed - 13. and Andre
Proult,' aged , have told the polic at
rthelma an extraordinary story of t hrfW
they wero sold to -ypsiea hy tbeir moth
er. ' Early bne morning be boya" un
cle, who la a-'tittker atRheims, waa
astonished lo ' aee the lada walk ' into
hia Khop. They were In rajs an a were
crying.- Tbe two children, who - lived
with .-thfltv mother nt Ay, fold tlielr
uncle that sonip week ikd llio had sold
them anil thelp atster Marcclle,' who Aa
11 year; old, to some ttypsles. "The
jrjT'ta and rnothel-," "Aid the eMor of
' , . . , . ..."
. i . - '- : . . -a. v. - v . '-
can who visits Pari, ilia wife, a.bux
oiil youiia; jdii-iioi, uftwrifu inv ic.ll
oyster huuHe and her aueeeKsful husband
i.for a young and .useless young man
about town.. .
Another victim 'of tllte epidemic" is
Madame Havenet, wliose husband was
the manager of the Hotel Tivoller, while
she directed a department in the Louvre
stores. In the days wheit ; Chaucard
owned the Louvre he declared that Ma
dame Havenet was the most beautiful
woman .ever, employed there. Madame
Havenet haa 'the runaway habit and her
elopement with a young country squire
from, the neighborhood ,of lirest is her
fourth adventure. ' ' , .
:The epIJemlc has a.lo laid waste. twd
hnppy homes' in. the , liue Mountabor.
The wife" of a butcher who supplies
Baron Alfonae Rothschild with meat has
eloped; -with 'the ;, baron's, chief hutler
and the wife" of a restaurant keeper at
the' back af the hotel' Bristol.- who is
the mother of flve'chtldren.has skipped
with a Russian. ; , -
Physfclafts are studying the causes of
the epidemic which they think is due to
the. power of suggestion oyer e.ml-hys-terlcal
women.
I-
f fern . '
l syM" l
ml m
ill 4 ", i l
' i'-v. --'4 'i ll
The ipii bi ft In ttoini of otirae, an j The limia.- tariv i-l V oralenaleln Is to
Im In i mother. I.a.U- (rnwn Mia-West ; Include n brilliant bnttile for 1 lie knlaer
.Hid h.r daiicrhler. I.ailv I raii'.l i.me uiol It Imi Ikvii Mtl.um.! thnt llle varl-
v. nor. iind be- f i (eml the I '. nl. aa of 'una aiilnuiK lo ! I iint.-d will lie ao
i.ili.al.r hi-iI l.nli llrlilK.I i'.'I.. m'iIviii Ihiit'tle '"erninii enqieror em-
Hut I'm Imke ef Wr-r-Hiilnr-tt i I . not I l ot :n!l t.. I in up ii b!'t Mlim(Mer ll:.
iiclilis iTlfYsf'ffl
OENIEOAffllCANSj WORRIES AUSTRIA
I r. and m kun luamarrk f oun4 aia
of the i.a.al f ..rii.iu'ila o.oa(a
l.aall" a mertlna a ll. f-eulrln toa
I a-nolara -at a f aaruonabl llrrllli aalon
le.1 to l.ta O-atli Tli f.lat mecllna; waa
in 11. and he al one frit a pnaakan
fui l.i l M. h a. aa rj tly reclpelx-at-ed
In l!ir luilim-r of IMI be mat
het aaalli bit li e log!, w'lan the r
aolved to t.tarrt. Mir maa a your-t; ladV
of r. dc.. Jiy uiinint mtlonal and
vrluial In ilnrart r. but Ilia daufhtaf
of a llavailati diploinaCaL who would
have liotl..l i to do with ltaaalle. The
lady Was Imprisoned In her owa room,
and 'an. apiireotl) under the I tvfj 1 1
tine of vrr rjueat lonahla preaaure. f
notiiireil liaaalle In favor of another ad
mir.T. Count v.m lUiiiwtta.. m Walla
rblan laa.ille srnt a i ballrnae hot h ti
Tie lulv'a father and hf liethrothel.
lli ii aa aretp-ed by the latter. -At
be I'aronae, B auburb nf fieneva, tha
nu-etln I'h k plac e on AuEiiat 1. Mil.
whin l-naallc waa mortally wotttvlrd.
Ilia funenl was that nf a martyr, an I
by n.nnv af hia adhermta b iaalber
reaanUd villi fellna. aUnoat oC-,taiJ-loua
devntlnn." He wua only ti. ,
Xtiiirliiffe with Jtaenwltsa followed,
and after hia itittllr aire united to thn
lliuiBiirlan arlor. Mleitwart Krlmiinann.
under whoaa a iaploea she went upon
lb Herman M.iffe. and from whom thn
aepuriited. the marrtuire belnir Icaally
void, and In the l'nitel SUtrn, whara
he pursued both a literary and a ata
i-nreer; alie waa married to the
ttunrlnn writer, Hamn von SchevlUvh.
Her third husband died rw-ently at
Munich, nod a few day later,- over
come. It In said by Brief and by flnan- -elal
diffli ultii s, t-hc committed autclde
by taking acoral hydrate.
Aeroplanes wcre used In Russian
army maneuvers for the first time In
A hk iinr.
Columbia Students Refused
Admittance to Charlotten
brug Technical School.
nr Ilia I. .1. ri.nilini.il Nh Reril.-a I
Ih'lliii, lli-l. 'JX. -Severn I ntudetilK
Ironi the t'oliiu'hlu Schnot uf Mine
havi In i n ilenliil niilili uliil bin at 1 1 io
fiinioilH ti-i 'hnici:) unlvirsilv h! t 'Jia llnt
tenbiirK. The tSii'Diaii I nil i 1 1. 1 imi cou
tinN that to x t inl its full prllleK"s
to htildeiits of Hie, . m.'ili'ii li inln Mi;
to-hool is unfair t German hluil-iils
who must liuv - pnssul ii-uimh an
ai r.ih ink- nine yetir.M' cuuim'
LuiiiK accepted as remilalH It Im
thai the t'oiumhia H. Iniol of Mliici-- does
nut rciulre an aeii.bnilc iiliication lin
en try.
t'liinpnrlsiui of Aiiicrliaa with i'-r-
With Turco-ltalian Conflict on,
Danger of Baikan Uprising
Is Imminent.
Minn k,n) vcrii t !.' (iceiipjed Hl'iih a I li 11-, c r( ,
lion at tin- recent annual meeting of tin-
Ocripan prof, tsurs' aisoclatiun, held at in,
i .! i k.!i n. i'l ofi ssor tli urge l'ulh rtou of Ul
My Kmil AndrHCHy.
i PnhJi-h-Mi" I'n tt lpaiil Wire. I
Vienna. )i I. J - Aiiftria Wilt brrirHie
i;:sier In II I lie huM il Itlea brlweeu Italy
and Turkey have been brought to a
cIom . Nowhere In Kuropc Ii the il.ia
gi r i f the Hiiiiatlon realized more fully
II. an it is here and Austria Is not yet
na.ly fur t'i flnil trtiKglc with Turk
ey. Wl.llf Iili- effnfiH- to hi.ull7ie the np-
beforo . eratioiiH l.avi l i n uc e.vul'ul, It would
I i nn 1 ! ' am e no Miriirln- if Uie HatltirnH should
bluZ" uji al any iiiumeiil.
, As a hauler ..;' fact only Turkey's
Ip-ibllity to witli.lraw troops from Ku-
I-l,..- I.'i ki ml I.. At'rl -n linw i,e..M,.i.i'...1
Hie i , icc ii. I in- llalkniia. liulgurla.
FORMER PRINCESS a
REJOINS HUSBAND
Jr-r. i Xm i J.I t. f
aa- " A,
f V
If - '
' , olf
ce a-nl .Mmili acgi-o cuuht not have.
leHtnilniil if the Turkish forces
bera u i ;.k( lied, while Macedonia
.H an a arc ready to rise at the
the two boys, "met in the village cafe.
rd mother came anti. fetched us. The
gypaien' looked . at us. and after some
talk thej- gave mother Jl.20 i for the
three of us and took us away,' ,'
We have been' traveling about with
them, selling boot laces,- needles and
thread. ..and titer gypsies taught Mar
cell") and me ' to dance on , stllfs in
the streets of the towns through wtiich
we pasaed and to collect money. - Twq
days ago they told , us to go back
to. mother, saying that wa were not
worth our keep, but .they .have kept
Marcetlv because she Is pretty." The
laker took the two, children to the po
lice station and a search is being made!
fot : their mother, i . ' ' - ' J
Reading from top to bottom are Prince
Regent I,ultpoUl of Bavaria, his son.
L,udwlg and his grandson Rupprecht
The- Prince Regent celebrated his
ninetieth birthday on March 12. last.
ahd is at preent 111 of a bronchial
affection which is causing grief and
anxiety throughout the whole king
dom. . "Utiltpold occupies a unique po
sition In the monarchies of F.urope.
He is a king without u throne, 'j lie
king In jiame is" the regent's nephew,
the mad Otto, a-helpless and chlld
lcsn lunatic. 'He has been mad for 25
ycara and his uncle hits reigned for
that length of time winely. and well
in his atead. For 10 years past the
Bavarians have mooted the proclama
tion of Jultpold aa king In fact, hht
Hvrlln ..' has frowned on the plan.
Siiould Tytiltpoh die, however, it Is
certain that the Kava.rlans will move
strongly to put his son, f,udwig, who
l.a. an old man of 6. on the tnrone,
defying the oppiwltldn of t.he imperi
al eourt. . "Lud wig has It son, . Rup
precht. and he. too, kns a eon, go that
there would be .no lack of aaiccesslon. 1
t iMumiuu can.'it tun ntlon to tne liveiiom , bligbirst i-hftiee of succifs.
of Instruction in tin Amei lean mil- j inc Austria will led easier when
versily ami ileclm'el that American pro-i p, ;J, ... j reached.
fcssoi-H were free to express I (fair npiu- i Govemi-a-iit Iv AtiacltaU.
ion on all subjects. ! Tj(, wa,. n ? r . f(. 1(.
American Univaraitiea Prair.a. r.ol,.s .listurhanci s In tin- Reicho-
I'rofes.--or Max V. iyer. .of lleldelr.crg . rath,
hud much to say-In praise of American I lo Adh-r ISOe'.nl Dettioerafl re-
unlvcrailicB. lie dei la red that I .icy '! ).t oa. lu-rl the governing I'la.sses and the
wcru getting nw.'c and tnor. like tier- Italian government, with threatening
nmn'uiilveraflies. At Colunjhln, he shid, : the peace of Kimian by the uoiion
he was much Hiirpi l.ed to he invite I to against Tutkey. i-ocinl nemocrata, . h
a Htuilerifs' fight which vh folluned hy i-e'l !,- rt 'no! tnjpport tho Turkish re
u regular ne'er evening.- The-a fi n ir wnaAtrjnM , tvl-ich pi ot ctcd ail aorta of cruel
lieu in tne aasemniy nail or the uni- o-,pr-.--!,h n in Kurope and Asia, mul ttie j
wrsnv miner me Huejjieen ui ice nei- slave t.a.ie in Am a. llio. Italian en
man dcpiirtmciu as an introduction to terprlce, ho-.v-cvn'. was rot "a cuinpaign
tlernt.m culture. .. . - , in the interests of humanity, but .
The professpi s mentioned with p-i hrlg-nalaw. T!a Austrian government1
proval the fact that for the first .time J ahould'pay heed to tlu s' naniinnua will
In the liistoi-y of rolunilila genuine or the Itiduslriul -population, which de-
Munich beer was drujak ill the-assembly i tested, war. - j
hull. He pm !cd-thi ..-A tnerl'cc h sya'f m , Turning lo home affairs. Dr. Adier i
which compels students in - attend lec- attacked Dr. von Mochvnburiter. minli .
tures regularly nnd 'condemned German : ter of Justice, lor .lie severe sententts
commercial universities, .which he' Kiii.i j pasaed upon the person who took part
had been established to give clerks a : hi the dear food riots in the Ottakringj
chance to light dupls and win car. - district of Vienna' las? month. His speech)
i-roressur mrunger oi isresiau pra.scu lea o .an on tour t or initisnant- Social
American universities for reinalniag in
constant touch with the alumni.
..V. -X I
.- . ?
.: r -
( - ( k;' f - -
V V Wa 'ht
'4 .rfatf ,jf
Democratic eric agaljiat the minister.
During t iie disturbance. '-.-tour shofu
were- fired from : the jsccttnd gallery -at
the hilnlstorial bench, upon whicli wera
aoaled' the minister iif justice-and -the
minister of education. The shots for
tunately hit no one.
l - The vltf InflT U'9H lntPT-nml...t
London. Get. 28.--There wis much . interval of half an hour. The president
musement in Scotland-yard 'this wok lef, Fviveater.. .xtr-asevl hl i,.,n-,...
LET FRIENDS BET Y
Y HIS. MONEY; LOSES
the exiierlence of JViiIim Hall,ion nt ,he' outrage, an 1 stated that hi
had taken steps to pjvevnt any- such oc
currence In Ihi future.- The sittJnit
was again suspended for a conference
between the party 1 leaders. :
a
over
Rowland, a ' wealthy Philadalphla coal
operator, with a gang of crooks who
separated him from nearly 200" at a
raoe track nenf iTuli. He let tho gaiife
play his money. -not hot hering himself
to record the' acts., and was in formed i
at the end of the rae that he must pay
them the amount of their lo.sjpt-R. ll
did not" want to have anyhody .nrrest-etl,
but hl wife, escorted him ij the pollca
station, whero lie wa infqrmed of. his
rohhery. The Judge hearing thu ekafs
aid; ...,,--;'.,---.-;..'
"You look your wife with :Wto th.i
race. I hope ahe takes better care of
you in the future" - , s
..... .. - -. . . . - ,.
The -.former Orom-n rrhie!a L-miae
. Saxon v and Urv Ini-iid. ITdi-i'i .
i elll. the pianl.it The fovea J'uii''
, and her husl-ainl. frtun wli it Mt .1-
bon atiparated tnv moina ciDi.. i . ,
' Itiw,' are asiifij . !)vfrr, I i.fi.n, p.
arai occupying a Vi'1i at r'!i.r-r
Italy: Reports w-rp i-urr. P
' viircc pi-i-.ce-,linBa bjf beer, ) (,
- but this has b.in .2 ,. -.1 -I t
um appi-aiiPe in pol-iic, at rn , !
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