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proud and naughty, the Queen is yory bensyo-
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charity, She furnished the ntst ambulance
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meddlers In domestic afrairs that he was not
only successful In his. purpose OF reconcilia-
hardly any favor too high to show him. For
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Councillor. During the years since he has
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the. walls Of his iavorite's room with paintings
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American pride in bis success to BE- lesss ned,
renounced his American citizenship. His old
earnestly before he took the step and Jackson
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the monarch who had done 80 much for him.
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wiser. With whom the simple old monarch con-
sS suits on almost every question OF state pSlicy
tie man who has the most Influence with the
Certainly seem unbounded. and and up to the pres. res.
influence has been wrongly ussd.
too. may perhaps Be- found tSe% % secret Of ftfs ths
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relations Of Baron von, jackson and tho Grand
q Queen Siss % and the o wiaaPw StP'u PrnSe
Eugene. who stood heir to King Charles's
throne after the present heir, Prince Wilhelme.
1t would be foolish to deny that gossip In Stutt-
gart takes It for granted that this relation be-
tween the Baron Won Jackson and the Princess
Vera amounts to definite liaison. The apart
ments Of the Baron and the Princess are not
widely separated In the palace, and tho
two lovers are often seen together. De-
spite the elevation OF Mr.. jackson to
the rank OF baron. the difference in
rank between himself and the Duchess Vera
IA still very great. and an absolute marriage
between them would be out Of the question 1t
Is said that King Charles wants to help the
Baron and Princess over their difficulty. and Is
willing to raise tho Baron to rank high
enough to allow the marriage to take place:
yet the King realizes that the marriage
would separate the Baron from him. and to
this he will not consent. Jackson. it is de:
clared. has given the King pledge that he will
not marry in the Kings lifetime
Court jealousies In Wurtenberg and Germany
are bitterly aroused at the Americans influ-
ence over the King. and every effort Is being
made to oust Baron Won Jackson from King
Charless favor. The wise ones say that this
cannot be done. But there are those who re-
call that the intimate friend OF the King whom
the latter was young man. was Frederick
Haecklender. the writer. whom the King after
ward disgraced and dismissed. Haecklender
our American Jackson, who, In his genial. so
cal way, strongly resembles Haecklender. the
friend OF the Kings youth.