The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-20
VIENNA WATCHES
 CHURCH CONFLICT Baby Disappears Under Most Curious Circumstances WAS BEING EXPELLED
From s2 to s3.3O Per Month. Claims His Duties Are
 More Arduous

Vienna, September 19.-(special.) )-The conflict between Spain and the Vatican is being followed closely in Vienna. While Austria is now the most Catholic country in Europe there have recently risen many irritating questions of church policy which may develop a situation which would place this country in pretty much the same attitude as Spain towards the Vatican. Churchmen and govern ment officials here are hopeful that Car dinal Rampolla soon will succeed Car dinal Mery del Val as papal secretary of state. It is believed that Rampolla, who is a keen diplomat, could speedily straighten out all the tangles. but grave doubt Is felt as to Del Vars ability to do it.
 The police of three countries Bavaria, Austria and Hungary, are engaged in trying to trace a baby lost in curious circumstances. Two years ago a man ap- peared at Munich police station with the infant, boy. who he said had been left in his charge by woman who has not returned to reclaim the child The man then disappeared, leaving a false name and address. It was afterward dis covered that he was a Hungarian and the father of the child. Negotiations were then opened with Hungary with a view to the babys expulsion as "un- desirable alien'' The offer of wealthy Munich manufacturer to adopt the child, though strongly supported by the Hun garian police officials, was sternly re- jected The negotiations occupied two years. Then the chi1ds expulsion was at length determined upon and the infant was sent to the frontier. An Austrian gendarme next conveyed the child to Hungary. There, however, says '"The Mail" a Hungarian policeman myste- riously lost him.
 Archduke Louis Salvador of Tuscany Is quite as unconventional his brother, Johann Orth. He has the same taste for the sea, holds a masters certificate, and spends a large portion of his time cruis- ing on his yacht. When not yachting the archduke lives on an estate he has pur- chased in Majorca. He goes about the island dressed like a peasant with straw sandals on his feet, and wearing an old flat cap with long vizor. Despite his eccentricites Archduke Louis Salvador is s man of undoubted talent, and has pub Jished some contributions to the sciences of botany and natural history which have won him a place in the Institute of France
 sensation has been caused through out Austria by the announcement that A few days ago the marriage took place in London of Count Johannes Clary, the only son of Prince Clary of Aldringon with a young Bohemian girl named Hos podar the daughter of a shopkeeper The prince is a scion of one of the oldest medatized Austrian families.
 Johann Hamsa, the judge of the gpsy camp outside Grosswardein, in Hungary, has applied to the municipality of Cross warden that his salary should be in- creased from g to s3.3O month The gipsy magistrate says his duties have become more arduous
 A witness In a police court in Styria asked if he had any brothers said that he had one, but that he had died 140 years ago! The witness Explained that his father married In 1769 at the age of 19. and the following year there was born a son, who died when few months old The father married again in 1920, at the age of 70, and the witness was born the year following. The witness himself was S9 years of age.
 St Arad, in Hungary, M. SchwarZ, a gramophone dealer, has been made to pay s damages for islander uttered by his Instruments. Annoyed by the sing ing of girls in dressmakers workshop he turned on a gramophone which used the strongest paths.