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nobility. It's high-faIutin' notions notwfth.
standing. OF course. there will be no coro-
nation. as Prussian Kings don't indulge In
that useless and expensive
As Princess royal. Miss Roosevelt would
be the first lady in the land after the Hm-
press. and entitled to the use Of mart Of
the crown jewels On all ceremonious ooca-
s,ons: she may even aspire to the celebrated
Regent or Pit Diamond which is one Of the
quartet Of inestimable precious stones. u.
Eliminating the regalia OF Europe's Greato0o
Kings. and the companion piece Of the
'OrlofT' in the sceptre Of the Car. The
Regent" weighs 1856 carats. tho "Orlo6s
1871. the Grand Duke" belonging to
,ria. l39. AMI the "Kohinoor' England. ~
carats. while IN point of beauty the Re
gent. Is second to none Of the Morld-famsd
diamonds owned by royalty or private ps0s
sons. LADY OF THE BERLIN COURT.
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historians TO pass on the claims of AuGuste
V.ctoria's grandfather Duke Ch:istian) TO
the throne of ScElsswiG. These judges. after
long Deliberations. decided that the Duke
had forfeited the succession by his mar
rage TO n lady not OF the blood royal. name
w TO Countess Louise Sophie Daanesktold.
whose family belongs to the lever nobility
OF Sweden. its title being of 4 mushroom
order conferred or a certain ommona for
providing the Kirg with a pretty mistress.
THE faw in the hirthrisht prevented both
,srher and grandfather OF the Kaiscrin from
srcccss'cn. but as Il stopped neither the
Kalser's marriage TO the nCnrOyal Princess.
nor affects the standing ct her children.
the decision Is shown TO have been but a
~aoliticel subterfuSe.
1T united Bismarck, previous TO the
specte- Of ultra legitimacy. and he
<ornd. OF course. plenty of historians ana
doctors of law " ling II Tpaold a project
formulated fo- the express purpose of dis
franchisinC the opponents Of Russia : Ge-
sire for aggrandiZment. When. however.
two years la.~: Prussia was IN undisputed
possession Of Schleswig. the Countess Dan
neskio,d incident was forgotten. and her
nonroyal GRANDDAUGHTER became Prusslan
Crown Princess. and. eventua.ly. mounted
the thrones OF Germany and Prussia.
IF the descendant Of n Swedish COM
moner may become an Empress. why not n
Roosevelt. coming from finest American
stock"' arcrci the cour::sr.
After the c~ourtier had allowed your cor
respondent to copy the above. he rose 70
indicate that the interview was at an end.
''One more question:" begged the writer.
What If the Pruss'an Princess and other
near relatives should object to the intro
dUc;ion of n nonroyal woman into the fam
ily circle"'
It's quite possible that his Maiesty's
cousins and uncles and his younger sons.
even. protest against the alliance" admit
ted tn" courttsr. but all being army officers
they are under such strict Discipline that
their objection would hardly amount 10
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In the Proper Mood.

MFR. Written cannot work to-day" tele.
phoned the wife OF the dramatic author.
because he has the grip. and the medicine
he has taken has affected his brain 50 that
he cannot utter three words that show
sense of correction"
All right" answered the fmpressrio
Tell him to write me a libretto for an
other comic opera and sketch the scenar1o
for a dramatized novel before he reeovUrA
And. say. give him another dose Of that
medicine II he becomes rational bs6sgD ~
work = Observation-Disclosures Amag1NR
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manGinE. in fact absolutely refusing. COL
lat raj. This Is the situation 1T present.
Mr.. How Is now superintend ing eSpend-
lures in person. The idea struck him that
n good investment lay in providing a free
clearinghouse for men. a place where Ia
bnrcrs and mechanics who are out of work
could go 10 find warmth and shelter. Ssv-
eral large rooms in the basement Of the
abandoned church at Eleventh and Locust
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kaiSer ANXIOUS
i'Gl. Ills Son to NARY.

Tin Gro%n Prince = hurting through
his "C:"s and VI! mass his .xarainat!o7s
sin months before ;h- urual time. il - aid.
rs the Kaiser j. anxious that Ee should
mary ard s@ttlr down. That the r.po-t IL
wsn founded j. indicated n: tic fact that
~" traditional country home u: the Crown
prin".!y couples Of Prussia. the Marble
Palace. is being rchr;.; and otherwise pre-
pared for occupancy. Al the same time.
Frederick Williams residence in thu Pri.-
cipaliiy of Ocl.. which h holes in his own
r!Sh:. Is und s!Co' extensive alterations.
ari there again rurncr is busy asserting
that tie Kaiser would max Mss Alice
Princess Of Gels. allowing his son 70 give
her the territory IS a morning gift.
The PriUCipaIty II Oeis Is situated in the
Province Of Si!c|ia. and embraces "A terri
tory Of tiirty-iWo German sluars mics.
with !5G.e0 Inhabitants. Gels. the chief town
and seat of Tie administration. IL four El'iss
by railway fr- III RrsslaI AND hes Il beaGti-
mi castle with somc 20 rooms. Il famous
library and = grand park. This palace is
now being improved and rtfrrn.shsd at
great exp Tsc. ard f." surmised that The
yourg couple may reside there. for "a part
Of the year NJ least
The Prince also OWNS palaces in his vii
lagos Of Wilheln!neuur and Sibylleuort.
and IN his toms of 8ernStadt. Jui,usburE.
Stropp. ard NI:.siwa!de. Ms; Of ;hem
are nuv- rent Il. la: the lcssees have ben
notified that thcv ra,.st yaCate ut the ex-
p.G:iiCr Of th':- lease.
one ~ the mos. Interesting places in the
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the poor. The Mayor decided that as a pub
lie officer he had no right To assume the
trust. So Mr.. How looked Elsewhere. He
encountered difficulties since. as a rule. per-
sons with money arc not seeking invest
ments of such a character. Finally IN or
ganization was formed. known as the Pen-
pies Fund and Welfare Association. which
undertook to handle the nlorey-a kind ~
trust company which pays out withcu: do
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A CERTIFICATE OF VACCINATION IS THE
PRICE OF ADMISSION AT THIS HOTEL

WRITTE:l 0 THE SUNDAY REPUBILc.
James Eads How was born rich. When
he became old enough to realize the fact IL
troubled him seriously. Grown to manhood.
as heir. he inherited a portion of his
fathers wealth. He felt that the money
was not his. and decided to give II away.
Down he walked to the City Hall one day.
and offered to give some OF his superhuous
sh to the Mayor for distribution among
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Principally ~ the little town OF Trebnitz.
where 81. HeGwiC lies buried in an impos-
i"C church erected over her grave. In a
C-ctto under the church there s2outs st.
~iiriwiG's well" the waters Of which are
repIted 10 wcrk miracles. The chief revenue
of the principally is derived from its mines.
all OF which are tributary TO the Princes
pocket. he receiving n certain amount OF
Jennings for eVerV bucket OF coal raised.
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Miss Roosevelt Would Be a
Full-Fledged Empress.

After what has been said. It's scarcely
necessary to add that there was never an
thought of 4 morganatic marriage-if Miss
Roosevelt ia received into the imperial fam
lily. she IS welcomed. as is III. as an equal
in the fullest sense of the word. And as
such she must be accepted by the Prussian
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much: besides. the Ka!se: 10 supreme IN
family matters. and absolutely master ever
the members, young and old. as You may
notice in official letters IN which ne 'o-da's'
about his brothers. sisters. unSles and cous-
ms. as II they wcrC Oh ldren."
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creased rs desire 20 make the personal ac-
qua 'nt.pCc Of tbs fine American girl. It's
impossible To sly at this writing whether
;!''i- inst meeting viii ak" place this sum-
..,er ~ during the court festivities n tho
coming fGlI or winter. II vas said at the
CouT: mar>lals Office today that the young
psCyl" may Ir ictT dye d to each other on
T"-;rs. grounds. n England. or on the
Riviera. If -" p1i-'s max. too much fuss
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Emperor William Is Said
to Favor the Project.

From the same source. your correspondent
learns why the Emperor favors the project.
In the first place" said the c~ourtier. his
Majesty would like his son to marry a
healthy. good-looking young woman of high
standing and universally admired-a woman
coming from a race whose blood has not
been Impoverished by centuries of intermar-
riase with cousins and nephews. as is tho
case in the royal families OF Europe.
Secondly. there Is a dearth of available
Pnncesses belonging TO the Protestant
faith. The Kaiser made up his mind long
ago that neither OF his six sons should mar
~ into the English royal family. as he
holds the blood of the Georges responsible
for the hereditary Ills from which his house
suffers. Neither does he want a German
woman on the throne after him. Il would
create tealousies among the other Princes
Of the federation.
Somebody suggested a Swedish or Dan
tsh Princess. You forget that the house of
Bernadotts 10 closely related to the Danes
answered the Emperor. while the Danes
have almost lost their own identity by
English and Russian alliances
Tho Empress at first favored a Russian
Grand Duchess. but gave up that idea when
Informed that her sons proposed bride
could not be persuaded to embrace the
XsthssrA Church Her Majesty 1a,peA ~
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Courtier Says Empress Is
Not of ROYAL Birth.

TIE courtier then made the following A.
tonishins statement. showing that the pres
ent German Empress is nc more royal" OF
birth than her succe.-or will be II her
name iS ~ Roosevelt.
"aafES m l the early s~ixties.' he said,
BIN Led togsthar o SoNress a
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Royal Families of Europe
Need New Blood.

The c~ourtier continued: Finally the
royal families of Europe stand in such
need OF new blood that several OF them
are about to die out. A precedent is needed
to prevent that. as otherwise peace may
be menaced for many years to come"
The courtier recalled the report that the
Court Of st. James had planned to receive
Miss Alice. II she consented to attend the
coronation IA project now ~abandoned) like
an Emperor's daughter. Kaiser William
had suggested that to MS uncle" he said.
intending 1t as n preliminary to comforting
greater hcnors on the young lady.
The English court and nobility" he con-
tinued. set the pace for Berlin. as well as
st. Petersburg just as the Vienna court
Old when the monarch of Austria still bore
the title Of Roman Emperor. The MARI
borough House estimate of Miss Roose-
velts rank IS therefore accepted all around,
making 4 safe stepping stone for the EN-
peror to build on"
But you said yourself that King Ed
ward protested against the plan of marry
Ing the Crown Prince to Miss Roosevelt"
said the correspondent.
He does" smiled the courtier. but not
on the ground Of inequality-he can't 60
against his own act. He protests because
he would like to capture the Crown Prince
for one OF his own nieces. Of which he has
dozens on his hands"
Assuming that your view is correct.
NHeN JUN bt ll4' lOI- U pEoCtCuTe
Either the question of inequality Is
waived altogether-the above act OF the
Court Of s.. James bsing taken as conclu-
sive evidence that there IL no difference
In the rank Of the contracting parties-er
the ancient way OF overcoming such 6iri-
culties must be resorted to: the Kaiser or
some friendly monarch will confer upou
Miss Roosevelt a title.
a the Roosevelts presumably came
from Holland. the Queen OF the Ncfhes-
lands might properly perform the pleasant
Office. but the Kaiser won't hear CT IL. and
won't permit it unless his brother mon
archs Insist. He is afraid a OF
tfat kind might give serious offense to Miss
Roosevelts countrymen and to her father,
the President. in particular. However. this
question will probably be decided by q
court of inquiry. composed OF experts. but
Miss Roosevelt's friends need ave 20 fears.
As the Kaiser himself viii appoint the
judges. he may be trusted TO select gentle
men who can be relied Upon to DO lis
pleasure"
Is there any precedent for such pro-
~ceedinss?' asked the correspondent.
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Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Berlin. March S.-Contradictory reports
from the United States Notwithstanding.
court circles insist that Miss Roosevelt is
coming 10 visit US. and for a decided. and
agreeable, purpose. too. I'm a matter like
this dentsls, even from the most autho-ita-
tive source. don't count" said q person
very near to Marshal Won Eulenburg. and
therefore to the Emperor, recently. we
have to gainsay things. or assert them. as
court politics. or the interests of a friendly
raler, demand. and It's always lone In an
uncompromisins form. you will notice
Nothing known of that here or News
paper talk or Nothing yet decided Thus,
II the project falls through, our informa-
ton appears eminently correct. and If real
lied We can't be charged with prevarica-
tion."
The courtier continued: There IS, for in
stance. the report that Miss Roosevelt VIII
marry our Frederick William. Crown Prince
OF the German Empire and of Prussia. The
sll-highest circles discuss the project free
ly. our court is exchanging notes with va
rious Powers or the subject. l might add,
IN passing. that King Edward yehemently
protests against such an arrangement. Yet,
II you ask me officially. I am bound to say:
Nothing known or words to that effect,
while Washington concurs IN the denial. as
q matter Of course.
"Untruths. you say7 Not at ail, for a
royal marriage is never arranged until the
contracts are signed and ratified by all
concerned-the bride and groom. their
parents. nearest relatives and crown off,
Gals. There isn't a Princess in Europe OF
manageable age and passing good looks
that hasn't been engaged a dozen times.
Doubtless, idle gossip was responsible for
some Of these reports, but the majority
were we'll founded-only that, at the last
moment something Of a financial. political
or personal nature occurred and upset the
plan.
With respect TO the Roosevelt affair. the
young couple, as everybody knows. never
met. and, besides. Kaiser and Ka!serin know
the young lady only by reputation and
from Prince Henry's enthusiastic cable
grams and letters. So our Nothing known
here or Newspaper talk Is entirely
proper. protecting. as It were, both sides.
for who knows whether Miss Alice will ac-
cepr tho proposed sutton for her hand?'
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or nc Errmnboa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Oamen, lom ipanot ino.

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benn0ret for fin elesarte Sigur %
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meoe 2uftens lloitrsmning.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Ornen paa SUteren.

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fnuienoa ReSerlng. San ioreiatte iiJ
OF inotage gpen 2aGela peS 9oro.
9ugten, Der par i Sniurgenternes
SGnoer, % icnote General Golmc-
mares meo en- itor Sroppemos;e aflt,o
iorat nngribe Spen ira SisSiien. iOet
ma boabeoe, at @eneral anaIn lam.
tibigt pilee ansribe ira 2anoiiOen,
0Pen @cnernl Ipalu loo life bare ira
Tia, % cftcr ire timers Stamp 6Ieo
oct iaa broaet Tor Golmenores, al bnlt
nlantte trGffe iis tilbagr til fire Sfibe
% i~orfsis Tia part. Ssrit ienere iif
man @reie paa SammenbRngen meO
General gpnIa; ban par IouIig ins.
ffpIot for al biGIpe Golmerarrs. o.
ban nenIig iorinSen al Sprsrsgene.
rnlen Hiern por togct tilianse ! eoro
tiligemeS rs @eneraler, 40 Gberiter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

&C DC liSite hnpoc tiIhcrt Sonaes 81.
nonc. Eisic bten oltina M Meolcm.
mer al Den sSor. Strife. ScSnocn an.
isgtc en- Brett al ben norifc Metho,
oiltfirfc. Vnif. Gnuoien, ON Gptd.
aelic;; ban bIen iilrnaoct at irefucutc.
re Vrcitcifclen mnber DC thcolosiitC
YroiesioreS 8eilconing en- Sio for
al lore bort nTrmere at fienbe.
tMerc.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
{ SuniS isacr 5ronifmenbene III

! Sunis isaer 5rorifmenbene I'LL
at ubpiSe liz Nagt pon Here Smrao.
ser. Com for mebbclt osoe Den gantIc
Sen, Si0i IIi, for fort Sib iioen, og
ben frauife Hegiering bar III uoiteot
ct Gefret on. at Den Adobe 9eps %
hans 5nmilies pripate Sormle o9
eienbomme iaapclionl alt arongobs
hcrefter ifal forpoltes al ben franife
@uperusr. Zen upe Ben, Wobam.
meb, fan life ioratage iia noseniom.
BELT Transaction uben ben iranife
8%uperners ifriftliee 9empuoigeI'c.
&aa cen Ntoabe er Ger life itor Ser.
Iigbeo pe0 at uGre aonue.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

lem aanoiicr % hrie i'm oGr MA
f.6S2 Mnno. Gentrdl ApaIa nnt
H~cpnblifens giceprriioent o. Epcrit.
befaleiioc oper Arnieeli. iaa mar uif
ifirnnc, at eftcr .nette Meocrlaa hnr
ErGiiScnt Cairo intet mere at rirtts
up1 imoo Sninrarntcrne. Der mi bar
baaoc gngtcil % brgae Gttoerne-
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Sraablps Sclcaraicriua. 9

gaar mi 8ororbelOer I'll AnlR8 Al
traobles Selcgroi meDcm @otIano Of
Sueriges 6aitlano otter NarconiS
Spitem. 8lerc al De ipenife &anier.
ifibe er allereOe ioripnet meb apparo.
ter for inaban Selegrafering, og Oct er
for 6IaabenS Regnin9 ogiaa oisie Gin.
Leo ifol aieres.