The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
THE RUSSIAN pnn.---
A Poor Little OTsboot OF p.
duced 70 Ahf.ct rr..-,,'saiiy l..

duced to Ahf.c, 70. p. Royalty r.
'.yhcn we f~s, -.,....-.
irrfp tnn Uo-.1 r-;-.-- She 7as r-
-oc~s,-i. 1i.-7,. 7,.7-. pretty, ,-
curly white hair r.-..f'..- TOO '-.r
Iaastifr- .'asr ' .-' eyes. and
r,.rra said .a,. .....
She maintained 30. ,
Princess. ars f,,~..-., VAS d Ea.
dressed a. .y,rr -,
r.-5ta- q Paris r,-ro....,,..
Mali ,,azo-rn ~. ''
ao-aa thar Ea..ia- -. % DOM
Iisr blae.Jcrrtc, In ~.
tcmbcr. II appc.-. ,.,.. 'r..
different onInigr. b,.4.s.....
SO our aristocratfe -ir-la ~. :. -.
difficulty in getting b---..s .1.
as Your Ezccllencv., arr
seriously as tho Ru.-4.- r,..
doubt If any Of us believed .r l...
rank She was very cvt-as.-...
generous, had a lady'z ma5E.
affairs, ana lady's companion .-.
occupied lat on Tie first door
means considerable income. AIS
'One day she announce. rr- s-.--..
OF visiting ST. Petersh---
whispered that She was curra.-.5 @
terlously with an august u.-....
capital This was accepted in .t....-
skcplcal spirit as We did h-- -.-
Princess and hsr hinted assa--a.-
nigh quarters IN st. Pctor. .E.---.- 9
be hutccrcd by her aulaar.r.. --
fact is that We had grown lu-,. Tie
OF disbelicving her pretty an. ne El7
fairy tales, wherein sor.- ---2-a
courtIers and diplomats. o.. -.' q.
aces and embassies figure ana ~
80 we continued 10 49,
and watt her wishes 2 anu s-.
and a pleasant return - 'aE-
from the Hotel Bri - ..0 arsr
panion, her maj - -,. en-.
d'afaircs, follow. \ - - L-l--s
regrets or all u n g,nIi,T-- - s-aass
cratic establ' sL,,,.--- '--. a,-s.-
complete al .,,,,,- -. - .-s- Or
months II
lady ha d, 49, e.. --.'. -'.s'l,
yes, a ,,,.5 -to,-.ar - -.-s--
lady ca-o1anio., So - anu anu .s' 21a
-eqg harmless ecca7-ri.;-4r- --. ---
] .Isions unoo b.r Hi-,r l,.. --'
all to suffer imUrisonmcn- f.-.-.-l.''
of an innocent da1usfor --..4 &
wDuI5 the world hold ..-...-.
made inoufries At the p-.---.- H..
for we were honestly a--qr,..5 .-..
nretrv little crea+ure va -r--.-..
met bv nvsterious silence OH. .-..-. ..-..
refusal to listen TO us. A-rg.----l ~
thought ourselves. Of -ra r-.-.-s.. 70
bassy. remembering the F,--fsL -
panion. And here we learned -..-..-.
curly-headcd Princes. a-a, nm ..-,.-'
astrav as we had inrarfra7 r-.r--
nateIy for herself thcclafg was of-..-.'
She was the daughter Of q r.-a 49,,
/ person, during whose life srr r-f r.
| brought M at court. hence ra- -r
mention Of cour+iers and ar-rq.s.s-
Upon his death the next argg.t news.
allowed her q splendid pension asa. ~
Of recognition Of her as s.rv-,.,a-
! but exiled her to Paris. Her fsrr.- !
the world's eyes was an lLlu-,rio R.s
sian General who had lately dlss Ia.r
ing her a large fortune.
ssNoy. lusr n rba- 70o-rar+ .ra Won
erful person 10 whom she orre5 Ee- ~
sion was prematureIv called su,v r.,
! land whore nensioDs % a 5ifro-,-. ~.
are settled. His sudden withdraw
caused a sensation We all can vet rersr
II hardly subsided when our Door Ti-r
Princess placed her foot on her na-r
ground. to be atonce captured and e---
/ into an ASYLUM. They could not Oh ...
! spur Of the moment cast her into q his.
on, so they decided she was mad s.7
precaution they locked up the English
companion. and some months e.-ral
before she was able 10 rs- Hs
ear OF the English Enassv
The English AmbassaEg- reasoned ...
and maid her fare down 70 Paris .-5
that was how we learned The -.--
THROUGH the English Government .-
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