The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-20
! GERMAN ROYAL COUPLE
 MAY RESIDE IN AMERICA

other hand, Is a weli-tried legislator, having sat in the Reichstag since 1893.
 The contest In Berlin is expected to complete the capture of the capital by the Socialists. Five of the six cleo ton districts hoisted the red flag in the elections of 1908, leaving the district which contains the Kaiser's palace, as the last stronghold of the Conserva- tives
 The Socialists are now confident that pr. Arens, their candidate, who was then defeated by less than 400 votes, will be the victor this time. defying the Kaiser. at his very doors. The generosity of the Kaiser has made Herr Baron, an old and impover- ished farmer of Rezonviile. a small will lage in Alsace- Lorraine, happy for life Baron's house is the historic home- stead where the Kaiser's grandfather Wilhelm I. slept on the eve of the bat tie of St. Privas. tn 1870
 Hearing that Baron was in financial distress. the Kaiser purchased the lit- tie farmhouse for s5,000, which is about three times it's value; at the same time he gave the farmer permission to live in his old l-home for the rest of his life.
 After Barons death the house will become a museum of war relics.
 The conspirators against King Pe- ter of Servia have now completed their plans for his removal. which will be accomplished by military coup detat, in which the Government will have no share.
 No bloodshed will be permitted to increase the disgrace which rests upon Servia since the murder of King AL exander and Queen Draga. Although military force will be used to force the King to submit, King Peter and his family will be quietly taken to the frontier and expelled from Servtan soil. k At the time set the palace will be surrounded by soldiers to ensure the safe and peaceable accomplishment Of the deposition.
 King Peter and his family. once out of the country. the overtures which the plotters have already commenced to ob. tain foreign prince for the throne. will enter a decisive stage.
 It is the wish of the people that Prince Arthur of Connaught may suc- ceed King Peter, but it Is very doubt. full whether he or any other prince would be willing to take the risk
 If no new king Is obtainable, a re- public may be established. A move ment in favor of this solution of the problem is gaining strength and Is en- alphabetically supported by the student element.
 By a. cleverly arranged trick, a clerk of the Buda-Pest 1nnerstadten Savings Bank and his accomplice have robbed the bank of S6f,205.
 Three months ago the bank received what purported to be written instrue- tions from one of It's depositors, wealthy landowner, directing that $61.2S0 should be paid on demand to J. Mueller of. Vienna from whom he had made purchase to that amount.
 "J. Mueller also wrote saying that as he did not require the money im- mediateIy. he wished the money placed to his Credit and a checkbook sent him.
 When this was done. the whole amount was drawn out by checks within month.
 The other day the landowner called at the bank and the fraud was discov- cred. One of the clerks who had just resigned was Immediately suspected When he was arrested he was about to leave for Australia with a portion of the money in his possession, and his accomlpllce. who was caught. had most of the remainder.