The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-28
AVIATOR WILLARD IN A CURT1SS B1PLANE.

sea Is an easy road TO fortune. But ships
stewards OF the present day have hasten
ed TO disiImsion the public on the point.
They declare that the palmy days OF
Mr. Thomson are of the past and that
millionaires. American or otherwise. are
| by no means so liberal with their money
as they are generally supposed TO be.
The mystery OF Johann Orth. the arch
duke who put aside his rank and set
| forth on a voyage Of adventure is pro-
ducing acceptable copy for the Austrian
papers during the dull season. All sorts
OF people are anxious to give their rem
iniscences Of the archduke. Lamborg
the pianist. is the latest one to come
forward with particulars Of the arch
| dukes departure from Austria
| To the pianist Orth unfoIded his plans,
He declared that he was obliged 20 re-
hounce everything and earn his bread as
a seaman. hamburg also declares that
/ Orth in conversation with him shed some
! light on the fate Of the Archduke Rudolf
The two were firm friends
Many people In Austria will not have
it that the archduke took his life on ac-
count of his unfortunate love AFFAIR. but
Johann Orth's story indicates that the
! Archduke Rudolf was tired Of life The
4 two friends were cruising off Abruzzia
once when the yacht struck a rock. BY
clever maneuver Johann Orth succeed
Cd in saving the vessel.
You are a very clever fellow" said the
Crown Prince, but you might have al
lowed matters 10 take their course
have had enough OF the world Life has
no interest for me-
| The German Countess Rondeira has
made the following observations on how
Germans. English. and French travel:
] The Englishmsn follows his inclination.
the German his guide, the Frenchman HIS
wife.
The Enslishman drives. the German IS
driven. the Frenchman promenades.
/ The Englishman makes excursions and
/ purchases, the German observations and
| economies. the Freedman conquests
The Englishman goes out TO see. the
German TO inspect the Frenchman TO be
seen.
vlennese women who have long been
jealous Of their Partisan sisters are now
rejoicing in the fact that there is a
scarcity in the French hair market. Puffs
and switches are very difficult TO obtain.
as the-peasant girls are no longer willing
/ 20 part with their tresses. They are said
to have discovered that II their hair
/ helps 10 make women in Paris beautiful
they should keep it for themselves, so
dealers are searching in vain for the hair
[ they obtained so easily few years ago
At present there is no such scarcity in
the Austrian hair market Abundant
supplies come from Hungary. The color
Is not exactly what is wanted. but this
can be easily remedies. and false tresses
are cheap and plentiful.
Blond hair has been the rage in Vienna
/ Cor several years, and one sees more
/ blond women on the streets in that city
/ than In any other. This summer how
ever, the fashion writer's are limiting that
II is quite time there was a change. and
st Is expected that coal black hair will be
the autumn vogue.
With regard to the many rumors con
corning the health Of Joseph Chamber
lair inquiries made in quarters where
the most authentic information is OBJ
tainable have elected the following facts
about his condition:
There are certain recurring symptoms
which from time TO time since Mr.. Cham
berlain's health gave way have caused
serious anxiety 70 his medical attendants
and those around him. Latterly these
have not been so marked as they were
IN the earlier stages OF his illness, in fact
since his arrival at Birmingham from
London his physical condition has i'm.
proved.
During the recent days Of SUNSHINE
he has been able TO spend a great deal
Of time in the grounds Of his residence
at Birmingham. and he is still able tc
/ follow public affairs with all his old keen.
ness. He is still a constant reader OF his
daily paper, and there are few events
OF Importance that pass in the political
world which DO not excite his comment
Jesse Ceilings and several other OF his
/ close personal friends continue to discuss
with him the questions OF the moment
and rarely a day passes without Mr.