Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Revolution in Albania and Mace
donna Must End.
BERLIN WOMEN AND THE BLACKS
Extraordinary Fuss Made Over Troupe
Of Senegalese Performers.
KING IN SEARCH OF A BRIDE
Denmark or Austria to Provide Royal
Consort for the Young RuIrr of
Portugal g. the Present
Program.

BY MALCOLM Cl-A I2lN p.
BERLIN. April D-,SpeciaI Dispatch TO
The Bee l-It is with Germany fun an
provsL if not indeed al her suggestion that
the Turkish slvernment has taken steps
tn put an end 10 -he evolutionary unrest
u Albania and Macedonia with a firm
hand. The situation In European Turkey
has become a menace 90 the peace of
Europe In fact. IL is felt that unless
tranquility lis restored al once. an out
break NAV occur az almost any time
which might well embroii al II the great
powers.
Germany does not want war az this time
az any rate Ir has been largely due TO
German influence that the Russo Austrian
mbroglio was at least partially straiEh
tened out and the great influence Of Rus
sia vas used to keep Bulgaria and Ser0'is
quiet
While il is believed the strong measures
taken by Turkey 20 deal with the Albanian
uprising will be effective it is recognized
there ara stiu many elements Of danger in
the near eastern situation. and that all the
powers OF diplomacy must be exercised 20
keep lne general peace.
Faker n Fake.
The cabled dispatches 10 the effect that
Wilhelm Voignt the famous Captain ~
KopenicE has been in New YORK and
has been deported from America as an un-
desirable have aroused some interest here.
About the same time the man who few
wears ag1 immortalized himself and the
town af Kopenick besides making all
Europe augh for weeks. has definitely
quilted the army" was said to have been
having his troubles in America he was
reported in the Berlin papers to havs
nnra ar HuVF nfu fnu
which ne Intended TO run himself II II
suggested that New York may have been
entertaining fake faker
HIncIss Make Impression.
An extraordinary scene was witnessed at
the departure from Berlin OF a troupe OF
Senegaiese blacks. who have been appear
ing az an exhibition in The Inter den
Linden. The blacks had apparently con
quered wholesale the hearts OF feminine
Berlin Al midday. as they prepared To
drive 20 the railway station. a crowd OF
l..la persons. mostly women and Young
girls gathered opposite the building. Eight
policemen tried 10 keep order but the
women ana girls drove through the Gordon
ana demanded auErilv last farewell from
the blacks NAM Of the women we're pretty
iSd vel .lessed and wnen the scene vas
over they departed IN hired automobiles.
The SenegaIese. with cumpiacent smiles on
their broad faces. tendeTiv embraced and
kissed their adorers and drove away 10
loud cries OF Come back soon The news
papers comment bitterly on what they call
"A typical picture Of Berlin manners and
morals.
Kaiser Changes Plans.
The kaiser and kaiseriu have abandoned
their intended visit TO Corfu. and after a
. g.r
Royal schloss they are now at their
chateau in Lorraine. The emperor and
empress are TO spend the first week in MAJ
/ al Wiesbaden, after which they will settle
for some time at the Eeue Pslais. Pots
dam.
Countezs Under Arrest.
Social circles az Munich have been
shocked Dv the arrest OF the Countess
Frederick Won schonborn- Buchheim O,orn
Princess sophia Cantacusenei on SUE
piciun m completely IN swindles psrpetratef
IN Austria and Switzerland
Though tho countess mas been livinE IN
the most modest style she has had ACCESS
/ 10 the best circles IN Munich society ana Il
Is believed that she MAY be a victim OF
case NJ mistaken Identity The Vienna
police send word that the person wanted is
chorus girl. VINO. IL is Thought, may have
made unwarTanred use Of the countess
name
The countess husband is a member of the
Bohemian branch Of the great Schounnr-l
family which vas founded in tae thir-
resnth century The heads or II wsrs
bar1us and later counts. or the HaIy
Roman empire. The countess comes 0f the
yet more ancient Russian family of can
taruzene. which is OF Byzantine origin.
since her husbands financial affairs be-
came involved few years ago the
countess has lived with her mother the
P'uCess .autacuzcne. az Munich Whers
Her lo-vear-1id son, Count Paul attends
an ordinary boarding school
Bride for Young kinE.
It Is regarded here aE probable the Young
King Of Portugal will go either - Copen-
hagen or t1 Vienna for a bride
Two Danish pr1ncesses are of suitabis
age. but one N them. the youngest dHuEh-
ter of King Frederick has he@n brought
40. like her brothers and sisters az e
strict Lutheran Her 'perversion'' would
not be agreeable 10 any OF her more Inu-
mate relatives including her -1ster-ln-IaF.
Queen Msude 1f Norway az whose we'd
ding she was present as a tiny child The
other is Princess Marguerite Louise. the
lnlv daughter ~ Tie late Princess Waldo
mar whose recent loss Is stiU being
mourned ov her sister-in-iaw Queen Alex
audra- The deceased princess. az a mem
her ~ the house of Orleans was entitled
to bring up the young girl a. Catholic
and as sne viii reach her sixteenth year
next autumn. IL would not be- outside the
bounds 1f probability for an alliance 20
be- arranged with King Manuel next wear
There are several Austrian arrndurh esHes
0f marriageable age. OF course. rhers
would be no religious obstacles saouia