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red morocco, is now the property of a
vell-known resident of New York II
lies before me as l write. and from It
are reproduced the portraits which &C
company this article.
Prominent among the lovely faces
which look ont from its beveled pages
is that of a remarkable woman sill -
membered by Americans. the gifted
and wayward Lola Nontez. whom her
hingly admircr made countess OF Lans-
field, and for whom he risked ana lost
his throne. y woman of singular
beauty and infinite charm, She was
still under thirty when, in 1916. she
made the acquaintance Of the king.
then past sixty. who was infatuated by
her destinations to degree almost I'M
exampled in history. She appeared on
the stage in Munich for a brief period.
and then surprised and dismayed the
Bavariaus by being adopted by the
king as his chief friend. associate and
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became and remained until her retire
ment, in 1915, one Of the most popular
players Of her time. Her professional
career was divided between Munich
and Berlin, and she was adored by the
courts and people of both cities, even
the austere and narrow-mipded Fred
ericl William III. figuring as her adj
r;cirer and protector. Small wonder,
then, that the susceptible Ludwig
should enshrine her among his favor
ties and pay court to the charming
actress. But as the Won Hagen adj
vanced In years her happy tempera-
ment fed with her youth, and, while
She was sure of q welcome, in the most
refined society, thanks to her tvii and
gracious manners, her misery habits
became proverbial. 1t was told of her
in Berlin that she often carried, FAST
ened to belt about her waist, q curi-
ously fashioned purse filed with cop
per coins.
What have you there?" she would
often be asked by people anxious to en-
gage her in conversation.
''Oh, mere nothing" she would re-
ply; ''only a few copper coins, but I
would not part with one of them for
less than louis dor"
Whereupon, the invited gold piece
would usually be forthcoming and the
victim. with a melancholy smile, would
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SOLDIERS TO BE SPARED.
They Would Have Been Beheadsd Cn6er
the Usual Custom.

The stipulation in the treaty of peace
between China and Japan that the
Chinese who have been captured By
the Japanese and others who sold sup
plies 10 the Japanese troops in their
march through Manchuria and Shant-
ing shall not be punished by the
Chinese authorities. was inspired by
humane considerations. II Is the Gus
tom of China 70 behead such Of her SOL
diers as fall into the hands Of the enc
my, and are afterward returned 20 their
country. During several naval and
land engagements upward of five
thousand Chinese troops were captured
by japanese. and it is TO preserve their
lives that the foregoing provision was
inserted in the treaty. The same con-
siderations influenced the other provi-
sion relative to the purchase OF sup
plies from Chinese subjects The curl
Gus fact develops in this connection
that China has not a single prisoner OF
war belonging 70 Japan.
The United Press dispatch. which
contained the exclusive announcement
that the indemnity OF two hundred MIL
lion taels VIII be paid in seven yearly
installlnents differs from official reports
previously received, which limited the
payment 70 five instead OF seven install
snents. L : believed. however. that
the statement contained in the nited
Press dispatch y cs-rect. While 10
definite information has been received
regarding the matter IL Is understood
that the indemnity viii take the form
OF bond issue on the part Of China. the
bonds 10 BE- retired during period o.
seven years. and 70 bear interest ~ fve
per cent. per a,num. The presumption
Is still very s-rong that the Indemnity
VII o. paid IN silver
Until the be-inni1. % the way be-
tween China and Japan each country
had consular jurisdiction over is Sub
lects IN tne other countrT- i would
now appear that japan VIII 10 longer
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thtIS' that she made thu acquaintance
of her royal admirer There is no rea-
son for believing that the kings rels-
tions with her were other than esteem
and cordial friendship would prompt.
The same is true of the countess OF
Ottingen-Oettinge and Anna Won
Greiver, who also have places in the
collection l am describing. The former
was the pretty daughter OF a lifelong
friend of the king-the sturdy Count
Nallerstein, whose refusal in 1906 to
enter the employ of Napoleon cost him
his estates-and the latter. popular
actress, who married captain in the
Bavarian army and left the stage at 80
to become an honored wife and mother.
She was the last in point of time to
gain admission to this singular gallery
of beaties, and the winsome face that
compelled the admiration of king
alone made place for her there. Had
the others secured entrance in the same
way, Ludwig might have not lost his
throne. RUFUS c. WILSON.
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Demitri BoZzaris was Grecian secre-
tary of war during Otto's reign. and
the beautiful Katharine a member OF
his household. Introduced in this wav
to King Ludwig, the history of her
family excited his interest, and her
own rare gift of mind and person his
affection, and it was thus that she Sc,
cured speedy and welcome entrance
into his gallery of beauties. Tradition,
however, has it that she was too proud
to win friends and too willful to live in
peace with other sharers of the royal
bounty. and in consequence the Greek
woman's sway in the palace at Munich
was almost as short as that Of the
Montez.
The portrait Of Amelie Won Krudener
shows her 20 have been one of the most
beautiful of King Ludwig's favorites.
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until her death she remained the
friend and confidante of her king.
Anna Hilmayer. another of Ludwig
favorites, was as generous and free
handed as Frau Won Hagen was grasp
ing and misery. She was a second
rate danseuse. but a first-rate beauty.
who easily won the kings affection,
and for long time held il with a firm
grasp. When another came to displace
her she wasted neither time nor tears
in useless repining. but, retiring with
excellent grace and good humor and q
whole heart. speedily proved TO the
world that the royal favor was not es-
sential TO her happiness. The Hilmaver
may have been as tickle as she was
fair, but she was the friend of the poor
and dried many tears in secret.
What merry, laughing face had Au-
gusta Strobel. one Of Ludwig's favor
ties in his youth. History Is silent IN
regard to her. and actress and
beauty" are all that can be written
after her name in this record Au-
gusta Strobel is the wonanly embodi-
ment OF splendid butterfly
Helen Sedlvmer was another actress
favorite of the king-a beauty who
would az first pass unuoticed, but in the
end would not fail 10 win the heart.
She came from family OF good repute
and her talent and good looks early
won her an enviable position on the
stage and opened the way 10 the ROYAL
chambers The kings affection for her
was ardent and lasting, and was re-
turned in full measure. She never mar
RED, repelling the addresses OF distin-
guished gentlemen who sought her for
a wife, for her heart belonged 20 the
king
Progd and arste1e. II her portrait
does her no injustice. mus, have been
Lady Jane ErsSine. the English beauty.
who, in some wsy. found place in
King Ludwig's gallery. Her father.
Lord David Ershine. was a. one tine
English munster al Munich, ..1d i was
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grin. this privilege 20 China, aIrnoug

grfnt this privilege 20 China, aIrnougn
STIMULATING for a continuance of this
right for herself. The explanation
given for this exception is that Japan
is now civilized country, with code
OF laws based on the highest prin-
,ciples OF justice and equity, and that
she can be safely trusted, therefore, TO
deal fairly with the Chinese subjects
living within her borders. China, on
the other hand, it is asserted, is still a
.barbarous country, and foreigners there
must receive the protection of their
own country since little, If any, will bs
afforded to them by the local suthori-
ties
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As Fxpe-ienca Taught film.

The Silent Partner-That bargain
sale in dress goods don't 20 al all. l
marked EN-: "All wool, entirely now,
worth two dollars a yard. Reduced to
nincty-eight cents But it does no
good.
The Head of the Firm-You've got
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Mark EN-: Damaged! Damaget.l
Were worth FIVE dollars a yard, now
going at one dollar and ninety-eighs
cents" and they'll sell like hot cakes
prc'.
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tunarc. lndeeG, Is the tourist who at
rare intervals secures an entrance
thereto.
However, IN 1881, the ''mad king"
Louis IL, grandson and successor of
Louis l., caused photographs TO be
taken of the paintings. A dozen sets of
these photographs We're bound in vol
unes and presented with the royal
autograph to the intimate friends OF
the dead king, whose memory his &c
centric descendant sought in this
strange way to keep green. One of
these volumes. beautifully bound in
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receive the actress copper IN exchange
She married a count in 1915. but the
spoiled idol Of monarch and people was
untitled for the quiet of domestic life,
and in 1851 she secured a divorce.
Thereafter Berlin, st. Petersburg, VI
emma and Paris received her in turn,
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FOR RENT-A handsome room dwell
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G1-l,fS
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beautiful face when it belonged to a
woman. and would on occasion hazard
much to gain the favor of its owner.
As tickle as he was gallant, his favor
ties followed each other in quick sue
cession. and in the course of his life
numbered nearly two-score- From
time to time the king had their por-
traits painted by famous artists, and
these pictures, thirty-eight in number,
now hang in one of the apartments Of
the old royal palace in Munich. The
room which houses them is jealousy
guarded from the public, and for
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The same Old Peel.

A little thing. but me, oh nv.
II made me see stars in the sky
Mos. awful quick;
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IL was small banana peel.
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-Phaadeiphia Inquirer.
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and luxurious sojourn in paris and
Rome.
At any rate, it was in the latter city
that the hayward Russian beauty first
met King Ludwig. At his entreaties
she settled in Munich, and by her
beauty and the glamour thrown about
her by her mothers career long held
the king willing captive. She re-
ceived liberal pension just before the
stirring events of 1s4s, but beyond this
little or nothing is known of her last
years.
If the portrait of Charlotte Won Hagen
speaks true, hers was one of those faces
which interests by degrees, but in the
end cannot be forgotten-a small head
set on shapely white shoulders, a mouth
made for smiles and kisses. and eyes of
Empid blue. She was born in Munich
10 1909, and, making her debut as an
actress at the age of seventeen, at once
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Il vu., Har- Pm w.,ht.r.

NO. mamma. This feIler outclassed
me. and ! yyasn't II i; --Broozly1 Life.
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FOUND-on OF about March Is. "a, Tho
store Of Mcnamara, purse owner can
have same By proving property, J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Under this head &c per line per dayD
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FOR SALE DulI~ys. Finch ,ac~ -
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PERSONAL

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good business: object matrimouy- Ad-
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FOR SAT.Es-EzrxA f-s r-stEe--s -
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10 40 ~ T-7ff rC1nfT. Ia
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