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,rx March i5.--Is the kais-
n ~ uif, really an empress' Il
X ~ naiesty's eldest son the
u y. crown prince and right
Il the imperial CROWN NF'
iul ' % the kaisers sons tu'l,D''~"
any VI ,aces and entitled TO the or
royal - succession TO the throne
dinlg am The Hohenzollerns have sat
% s m.1y centuries? A serious ""
ia 1s,l.ion just pronounced makes
colf' g., answer all these qucs-
Nm. 90 the negative.
,,is decision is not reversed by
u - courts 90 which it viii b.
,,,s5 at once. the koiser's wife
60 empress. bis eldest son i7 n"t
M III. crown prince. ana none Of
N are members ~ the royal
h' ,.,, merely dukes of Schlcs-
poistsin. Ills daughter is not
800 Victoria Louise of Prussia but
-, Durhess Victoria Louise q
s.srs.wlg-Ho.-tcin The ka.ser's We
,,t entitled o. share the throne VITA
~, inssmuah as she is his morgenaii-
Il. uis children are not princes bee
..,.. be.ns the rnspr'ng. % a NOR
-...He union. they tlke the rank oi
III, mother. who is merely duchess
7, s.,issuie-Hoisteiu This lady who
-, hitherto been known as empress
=, beeu occupying this position In
1.s,,ee ~ existing laws and statutes
49, ouartor ~ century and now
y tho decision Of the court he up
,.B she will De obliged 10 vacate u
/, favor Of another lady her own sl--
,.,.n.law. Princess Henry OF Prussia
r,- the disqualification Of the crc"n
,rrce and ~ all the other sons OF the
t,i.sr nom the succession 20 'he
throne transfers The right Of Inherit
so-s 10 the kaiser's brother, Prince
Henry Of Prussia well known in
America since his memorable journey
through the United States eight ysars
,eo The kaiser. the greatest living
,tickler for the most rigid forms Of
court etiquette. Is revealed as mon
arch who in his marriage transgrcssed
DE most fundamental principle ~
trthriEht on which the royal dynasties
Of Europe are based. instead OF unit
mg himself with "a princess Of the
blood bis own equal in rank and POSI-
ton. he welded a girl Of inferior Or
der. a duchess. whose family simply
belong to the higher nobility in Ger
many
c0SsTERNATION PREVAILS.
In consequence Of this blunder. the
saiire German court is turned topsy-
turyy CONSERVATION prevails and
everyone awaits with burning interest
the ksisers next step. VIII he take
this succession Of blows meekly and
iH sequiescence. win he submit TO the
SIGHT Of his wife and children being
tlscisd from the birthright which he
and they have always regarded. IN
common with the rest OF the world.
as theirs or win he sweep away the
laws and traditions Of centuries aud
thereby reyolutionize the constitution
Of the royal family Of Prussia. which
is simultaneously the imperial family
" Germany? The answer to this
question cannot yet be supplied. The
kaiser is IN a dilemma. on the one
hand his wife and children. his own
hesh and blood, on the other hand.
mat which he and his forefathers have
oeen accustomed 20 respect and to ven
eiale as the unalierable law OF succes-
son Which will be victorious? The
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Young English Peer Who
Would Haze an American Wife

calisthenics and thus acquire a perfect
pose.
As for Lord Acheson. he is one OF the
best looking men about. II comes rath-
er as a shock to find that he has
passed his thirty third year; ne rather
suggests 20. Lord Roberts. on whose
stan he was In South Africa, said,
THAT chap Acheson ought to have a
great future II he sticks TO soldering"
As the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of that
great lady. Louise. duchess Of Devon
shire. the future Lady Acheson win
find herself I'm the most exclusive set
In England. Lord Acheson's mother
Lady Gosford. has beer Ia the queens
household since her majesty came 20
the throne.
TRAINED NURSES IN DEMAND
The Hon. Mrs John Wards little boy
was the center OF attraction the other
morning on the platform at Victoria
station when, In company with his
mother and grandmother Mrs. White
law Reid, he departed on his way to
Cannes A radiant picture ne mad.
laughing and waving his hand as II he
were some young monarch Two pro-
fessional nurses take charge Of this
important young gentleman All ;h1
smart mothers OF the moment here
seem To think IL imperative TO have
lady nurses who are hospital trained
TO take charge OF their children The
lady nurse has a tremendous pull over
the ordinary nurse because mothers
feel sure their confidence in them will
not be abused as IL so often les On tn
others. Moreover they realize the euor-
nous advantage OF a gcntlewoman's
influence in regard to a chlld's man
ners and accent But before all thay
insist on the hospital training
The Countess OF Dudley a sister-ln-
law, by the way, Of Mrs. John ward.
had. "a couple Of years ago, no less
than eight trained nurses IN her nurJ-
cries There we're four for her twin
sons and four for the other children.
some OF whom were very young This
record has never been broken not even
In royal nurseries The queen of Spain
and the crown princess Of Germany
keep but four nurses each for three
children.
DINNER TABLE ACCIDENT.
The Countess OF Craven was able 60
tell her friends in the park last sun
day that there was no further cause
for worry about her eve As mat
ter OF fact she showed herself 50 as to
prove 10 the gossips that the alarming
statements IN circulation that "shc
would lose the sight OF one eye" and
"she would be disfgured for life" and
SO on, were absolutely without founda-
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Fads of Royal Ladies
In Selecting Perfumes

ho only half discloscs. 10 is made. h,
says. "1f rosewater. cocoanut OH and
- tho rest is mystery.
The royal perfumor has "a sense co..
the fitness OF things He surrounds
spain with mystery. and becomes poet
ic when ne talks OF Rumania. and the
poet queen ut that country, Carmen
Her majesty the queen OF Eu.
mania" he SAYS. lis proud of Iet
white hair and her complexion DO
spite of her 30 years not wrinkle is
10 he seen on her forehead, thanks G.
the marvellous water " which she
alone. possesses the secret. This water
is distilled from flowers found onl,
in IN, heart 'f "a distant forest into
which none but the queens flower
uatherors may penetrate Around th1t
forest there BIS at al times Gordon
Of scntinels who protect 10 FOR tn
queen
IMAGINATIVE TRADES
The Paris perfumer believes this tale
to be true 10 seems Ike one ~ che
fairy tales the queen loves To- write
for children but 10 may be true, fur
am is possible Ia the wild land WHERE
that romantic lady reigus.
This imaginative tradesman who
woavcs poetic fancles about the toilet
requisites OF tho queen of Rumnuil
uses blunt English to describe tne
bright opeu ways 90 the vito ~ ~
heir On tho Rum8niau throne. who
descended from the l0te queen Vie.
TORN 1t England.
'Tho princess nf NuW1nn ''t
ceremonies or fads about hcr per-
fumes" ho saws "She likes three,
rose watcr the triple essence of las
mine and white hcHbtrope. and she
ftses them am 90 tho best advantage
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Especial Correspondence
ONDoN. March l5.-Iord Ache
son looks very happy since he
IL has been accepted by Miss Mild
red Carter Il was an acknowl-
edged fact Tor years that the future
Lord Gosford was determined to marry
an American girl This does not imply
mat he was fortune hunting; certainly
not Il may have been case OF mot
marrying Tor money but going where
money s"
since he came Of age he has always
singled out American bellies for his
special attention. often and often was
announced also that the lady who is
now Mrs Walter Burns Ca daughter
Of MIS- Cavendish Bentinck) would MI
''e position OF Lady Acheson. How
many times was 1t stated that he was
engaged to Miss Reid. now the Hon.
M's John Ward He was a constant
visitor al Wrest Park and II IL had not
o'eh Tor the Hon John Ward coming
On me scene when Miss Reid was with
nef father at Biarritz two years ago.
not al all unlikely that Miss Reid
"'u'd nave succumbed 10 the persls-
my 'i this future earl For charm
y, manner Mr. Ward may be backed
asa'n'' any man, and in the narrow
environment NJ Biarritz where Miss
,''ll was constantly thrown IN MIR
wards society-weu there was no
,seape from his charm and it CON
BEAUTIFUL GIRL.
N's' Carter is undoubtedly one OF
,oe most beautiful American girls In
.'noon. nave seen Aer followed
aoout by a well-bred crowd al more
a,an one big London reception. some
, nu,ss she looks very grave for so
IN. 's a girl and this makes her SEEM
49, 49, IMAM she is. but II decidedly adds
.'l',''''ion She looks more aristo-
a., more perfectly weu-bred than
~. ~ american girl can recall al the
az. 9''si'i' This is admitting great
80 ior strange as Z. may sound when
49, ''D'ng the daughters Of a new ma
- one rarely comes upon any Amer
no, woman In the best set who does
~ w. look something Of a patrician.
., s",,s VIII tell you this is due 10 their
a., 'ehned features; others to the
mat they 90 in one and all for
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courage 10 be- present In an inferior ca
pacity Boo assemblies of which she WAS
formerly the first lady, an the prin-
cesscs who happened 10 be- present az
visitors would walk into the ballroom
iu front Of her. would 81 az better
places az table. and would be- entitled
Go more respect from the assembled
guests. When tho kaiser paid core-
in0nial visits Co other courts she would
De unable Co accompany him. or Or She
chose 10 accompany him she would
have go remain discrcety CO. tho back
ground as an uurccognizcd and un-
authorized member of his suite. when
other cmperurs and kings. and em-
presses and queens. and princes and
priucCssos visited tho kaiser She would
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MAn MnoMs or MCmIGNN.

There are ut present 1853 women
living iu the Woman's building, az the
Michigan Soldiers Home They come
from an parts of the state. and they
represent widely different stations az
life. Many are OF gentle birth ana
breeding. some have occupied posi-
tious ~ af1ucncc. while others como
from the rank and file of the people.
But an ~ them have. in one way co..
another. felt the heavy hand ~ advcr-
sitv. and they welcome the fricnoi
shelter which the state Of Michigan
Divides for them Detroit News
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sIANEssE ToPKNors.

a Siamose child, whether boy or girl.
wears its hair in a little topknOt until
il has attained the age ~ ~ or H.
years on reaching this age the top
knot cutting ceremony takes place The
child is dressed On It's best and amid
much rejoicing of relatives and friends
the topNnot is cut. one lock at O. time
The head is then completely shaved by
the priests.
All guests Invited TO tho ceremony
bring preseuts-usually money. which
is carefully invested for the child by
its parents or guardians A young
prince or princess will sometimes re-
ceive as much as $4,000 i'm presents at
his or her topknot-cutting ceremony.
while poor child may get $40 or Sl5.--
Wide World Magazine.
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oniccr when they pass mntary
guard-house. the whole detachment
on duty there must turn out and
render military honors. with drums
beating and hugles blowing "ta-ra-ra-
RAJ. Apart from these privileges, they
are the happy posscssors Of number
~ other exceptional rights which
make life more worth LIVING. All such
privileges have been enjoyed hereto
fore bN the members OF the family u
Schleswig-
ILLUSION DESTROYED.
Suddenly. like bolt from the blue,
an obscure law court in Schleswig-
Holstein NOV a province Of Prussial
has destroyed the Illusion In an un-
important lawsuit Ernest Guenthcr,
who was summoned as a witness.
claimed the right TO give evidence in
his own home. instead Of attending the
court in the ordinary way. but tho
judges rejected his claim and ruled
that he does not belong to "A royal
house what applies 20 Ernest Guen-
Their naturally applies also 10 his sister,
the German empress. and the German
empress being Of inferior rank, is her
husbands morganatic wife.
The consequences Of this judicial rul-
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BY TELEPHONE GIRLS

Exaggerated telephone subscribers
who. unable to get through" as quick
~ as they would like, indulge In harsh
language toward the girl clerks, have
been cacvcrly brought 20 book 10y the
telephone administration.
At first il was found difficult 90 iden-
tify the offenders. so a gramophone APP
paratus was installed at the central ex-
change The moment "a subscriber be-
gan 10 use unseemly language. the girl
would have u recorded by the gramo-
phone
some OF the worst offenders were
summoned to the directors office and
when they denied their hasty remarks
they were convicted by an exact repeti-
ton in their own voice on the gramo-
phone. Telephone manners in Copen-
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Especial Correspondence
HARIs. March 16-Thero is "a great
- pcrfumer I'm Paris who boasts
OF the confidence OF queens,
and natters himself he IS more
Indispensable 10 them than any dress
M xe. if the Rue de Ia Paix. Reign
ing soyereigns are his best customers.
They use perfume as lavishly as their
predecessors did In tho times Of Henry
Quatro or Louis Quatorze, when an at
court drenchcd themselves with per
fume. and none used soap
The most cxtrayagant user of per
fume in our day is the empress Of Rus
sia, whose supplies of H. wherever she
is, come from Paris. Her apartments
in the royal palaces, and her cabins in
the royal yacht are daily sprayed with
essences OF lilac. jasmine jonquille
tuborose. and white violet. The per-
fumer who loves 20 air his English.
and speaks like Mrs Malaprop. says
the empress's rooms arc "pulyerized"
with perfume 90 such an extent that
even her accustomed attendants are
sickened by their atmosphere
Some hint that overheatcd rooms.
laden with scent have much 20 do
with the breakdown OF the tzaritsa's
health Naturally. her purveyor SCOTS
az such an idea. He points out that
none but the very best perfumes arc
used by his imperial customer. Tho
flowers from which these perfumes arc
made are selected specially the very
hours az which they are cuuei boI1-
fixed bv imperial order From GuI.
comes the immense quantity Of violets
% perfume tho .mpr,ra.- tl.lDt HH.aI.
These are gathered between the hours
OF and In the evening. when their
perfume Is most delicate.
ALWAYS ANALYZED
An the cases OF perfume for the Rus
sian court are sent directly ON their
arrival from France 90 the imperial
laboratory FOR analysis needless for
mality says the manufacturer. since
his prudence is So great that moth
ing injurious can got into any of the
carefully packed nagons.
Formerly the queen mother OF Spain
used perfume made from flower
found On the Philippines, but since
spain lost these islands. the patriotic
queen has abandoned the use OF DO,
and adopted instead Eau d'Espagnc,
manufactured in Madrid. she sin
obtains the perfume for her toilet and
bathing water from the great man I'm
Parts. It's composition Is secret which
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hagen have as result greatly i'm
proved -Copenhagc correspondence
London Mail
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not be able TO play the hostess and n
she appeared az an she would be rele-
gated 20 comparative obscurity The
humiliation would be crushing. the bur
den Of life almost too heavy 10 bear
under such Notifying conditions.
WOULD BE AN AWFUL BLOW.
The ensuing complications would not
end at this point. The crown prince
no longer crown prince. but merely
Duke William Of SchlcsWtg- Holstein
would. at one stroke. be deprived Of all
that nattcry, caiolery. homage and adu-
htion which have been showored upon
him I'm his capacity as heir to the
throne. Bitter experience would teach
him the real value Of the attentions
which he has received in the past, and
the motives which have prompted tho
words and actions or his cringing satel-
lites They would abandon him iu hot
haste and would turn their attentions
TO the prince who supplanted him as
heir apparent 10 the imperial crown
And the eX-CroWn Prince William OF
Germany transformed into Duke Will
liam Of Schleswig- Holstein would be
able 10 devote himself exclusively 20 his
sporting pastimes and in his idle inter-
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MORGANAT1C MARRIAGES.

This statute of equality Of birth Is
the root of the whole trouble. The
European reigning families have all
adopted Il with the exception Of the
English and Belgian dynasties. where
Il was long since swept away as being
utterly Incompatible with the modern
spirit Of the present era. But I'm Ger
many and Austria. I'm Russia and italy.
In all the other countries of continent
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ILLUsIoN DEsTRoYED.

costume OF the same kind, Mrs. slater
and several others
LADY MARY.
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living claims Of the woman he loved
and welded the mother OF his chill
dren. the interests Of his sons or ;he
dead. obsolete. and altogether anti
quated and absurd statutes which un-
derlie the idea OF equality OF birth In
reigning families
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-22
CHARLTON.

Conductor and Mrc. D. B. Cowles
are enjoying visit from several Of
their children, including Harry Cowles
wife and daughter Of Decatur Ill, Tom
CowIes, wife and two children Of Linz
coin. Neb., and Bert Cowles OF Fort
Madison.
Mrs. Julius Crane pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF ladies at card
party yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parsons left yes
terday for visit in Joliet. Mont. with
their sons William and Charles Par
sons and their daughter Mrs. Bertha
Matthews.
of Ottumwa returned home yesterday
after a few days visit with the form
er's daughter Mrs. s. S. Shippey who
accompanied them as far as Abba
Mr. aud Mrs. w. A. Eikenberry re-
turned yesterday from a visit in
Denver. Colo, with the later's par
ents.
while visiting at the home OF his
son in st. Joe. Mo-. few days ago. j..
III. Andrew OF this city had the nisfor-
tune to get the end OF his left fore An
ger caught in door, cutting It of
completely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Meadows and
children left yesterday for Osceola,
where ne mas purchased aH interest III
a barber shop and where they will re-
side.
Mr and Mrs. w. B. Westbrook Of
Murray visited south Of here yester-
day with Mrs. c. s. Hechtner.
Mrs. Sherman Teas went to Osceola
yesterday to spend q few days with
friends
Mrs. l. N. Brown left yesterday for a
few days visit with relatives in
Humeston.
Mrs Fred Young and two children
and sister Miss Marguerite Bryan Of
ST. Joe, returned home yesterday
after a visit with friends here where
they formerly resided.
The Misses Elizabeth and Belle
Clarke OF Lucas visited friends in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. B. May and Mrs. NJ. D. Bell
of English township returned last
evening from visit In Davenport
with the formers daughter Mrs. Pent-
Col. and Mrs, o. A. bartholomew
left last evening for visit in Mime
apolis. with their children. and to
spend a few weeks at their summer
home at Lake Minnetonka.
l. j.. Rouse Of Washington town
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This Is Your
Opportunity
To Get 4 splendid Farm

= \ : VI y 4
in the beautiful Grand Valley OF Colo
RADIO. This is not cheap land In the
sense that man can buy quarter
section for song. It 10 cheap land In
the sense that ten acres, which q man
can buy for $4,000 to, $4,000 will
make him a better living than SIS 900
to $4,000 worth OF, land anywhere
else.
If you are cheap land" man 1t
will be waste OF time for you to read
this advertisement. If you are the
kind OF man who thinks there is
nothing too good for you or for your
family. that's the kind of man that is
Interested in propositions like this.
THE ORCHARD TOWN OF Iona.
II you will come and see for your
self you will, find no outpost Of ciyiliza-
ton but q highly developed beautiful
valley. You will find the irrigation
system bnilt and tested by quarter
of q century OF useit has never
failed or never will You Will ind
schools and churches, stores and
banks. railroads and interurban cleo
tries, and a class Of American people
not to be excelled anywhere under
the sun. You can have HOMIE. In
this valley--a home as beautiful As
the most beautiful, q farm as produc-
tive as the most productive.
Our agent In Ottumwa, "a. G. Wood
ward, 1OS South Market street Will
be pleased to tell you anything you
wish to know about this valley Call
and see him or write.
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Morris Williams
LARGEST AND BEST HORSE MAR
kET WEST OF THE MISS
lssiPPl.
AUCTION EVERY OTHER FRIDAY.
Private sails on Thursday.
oTTUMWA HORSE MARKET-THE
GREATEST SALE OF THE
MONTH.

Z 4 r L i i . & {.
On Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29tlh
and 30th, we will hold what / believe
to be the largest September sale we
ever held
Lraft horses, feeders and southern
Eers will be the leading classes.
Thur far in the month we have sold
$4,000 worth of horses ranging IN
piict from $3.50 to 5000; in size from
500 pounds to ton: in quality from
grow; and In age from a yearNng to
the age 81 an old maid always UNI
|ccrtain.)
ottunlwa lis the greatest meeting
place of buyers and sellers from
every where.
For our sale on September 29th ana
30th we expect to have one - the
finest collections of draft and feeding
horses we have had In a year.
One of our regular dealers tells me
he will have anywhere from so to p
head, and another that he will have
here the best load Of draft horses he
ever owned.
AND SOUTHERN HORSES, DRIv-
ERS AND MULES.
expect to see close +, zoo head o.
this class alone.
It win be the greatest September
sale we ever held, and. on account OF
the large number, we will begin the
auction at / p. H. Thursday and con-
tinue through Friday I am adveftis- :
ling it in dozen different papers and
mating out hundreds OF copies of this
circular 10 buyers anG sellers every
where,
Come to the largest and best horse
market west of the Mississippi.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
ottumwa, lows.
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ECAN IS GETTING
WISE IN CHICAGO
MANAGER OF THE SPEED BOYS
is REPRESENTING oTTuMWA
CLUB IN BREEZY CITY.

Manager Ned Egan is in Chicago
today looking up several matters as .
from the Ottumwa
League Baseball club Among the
things that Manager Egan will inves-
tigate ID the reported draft OF Pitch
er Maurice Kent and Centerfielder
James Johnston by Charles Comiskey
OF the Chicago White Sox, and he will
also visit Owner C. w. Murphy of the
Chicago National league club with
reference to the Joke" played on the
home/ folks one day early in this
month. 1t is highly probable that
some settlement will be made be-
tween Egan and Comiskey IL the draft
OF Kent and Johnston sticks, as the
Chicagoan took advantage OF some
confidential information furnished him
early in the season. Just what Will
be the outcome Of the conference be,
tween Egan and Murphy cannot be
said, but as the matter is now in the
hands Of the national commission It
is not likely that the owner Of the
Cubs will give Egan any great amount
of encouragement
Other matters relative to- next sea
son will be taken up with Chicagoans
by Mr.. Egan.