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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21
ebicaso 20. Rut.

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prebburs. aiir3lih III Der
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bon Win3or seitorben. Greiberr BON
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2lprtapertaltuns. Gr ipurbe TIM SABRE
1874 gu SoslOlpib In Mdbrsn se6pren.
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pons 2% lo0I--lol.
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tonanaebeuo uuo bate etneH 6epinn pom
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aaaAss GMeiMnaaisr gDlfsbIa gamffas, Fl: Mai 1910

12.621S, am Shlu5 $12.5711SS;; fiir September
$12.42K-12.55, am S6Iub $12.47I.
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pa6t, $13. 3.75-14.00.
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feiter III $4.s5 - 4.40 uno Speltsr mar
flau Nj $50 $50 Giisu mar rubio.
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gbpade, rerb6ie Tcrfonen, pscfnat bon gcff'
HuHaSIofafeit nHb fhlefteu 9rdumeH crinap!'
eHben NastIiiiieu, gruits Riidens urh aopfs
fbmerBen. Saarausiau @6nubme oes geb5rs
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pfeH gruftbefIenmuue NeHqitliffeit uuo 1riibs
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lidcn gerluitc nno uu6crc ,SOlecu in.
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finn tpiebercrlnuqt mcrben f0uuen. --
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BON Der
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Cincinnati, 20. Ndt.
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6Itas!Ha esnif tlnaidse.

~naAHb RnHtf uWtaE.
Ter l1miat I'm bieiiaen gleartHsbaas be-
lief iih beute auf $685. $50.
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N5ptit Welnmarfte.
areitaa. 20. sRai 1910.

Gbenic tpie an ben Observation-Disclosures,
10 NAT aud beute bic Radfraee uad) Z aries
ben cine iebr mdBtee. Die 3tnsraten limb
aber iinmer nod feit.-5ifr Garleben ION
caa" fpurDen 596 berehnet uno @eidbditspas
pierre wureen III 81 SO oisfontirt. Sm
oifenen Narfts purpen Garleben ION eaa"
81 4l--5% unb auf 3eit su So placirt.
ReAia aal wcs psrs
maren iisiig unb wurbsn su l5e grds
mite per $1,000 5iutiden Bnnfen perfauft. Die
0onuterrate betrast Soc 4rdmie per 5000.
Ittdiid ant Gnrsss
tparen iebr ieit. Seute itno bis foIseHben
EuotirungeH ~ berihteH:
2ouoon, 8 Iage Sibt, $4.S719 per 6,
60 Iaee Sitf. $4.s41k per e.: 4aris 3
Tdge Giht, bf2L-520 Srancs per 800;
10 9age Sibt, 5l7I - 518I f5ranes per
800; fir IeutihIanb, 4 1aae Gi9t, 4
Nart 951&e, DO. 90 Iaee Sidt, 941sc.
documentary 8tEts anf 2onoon murbeu
gn 1874, aui GLASGOW su s4.s314 une
anf BeIfoit su $4.83 pertauft.
pHHsss.Csitaaasms
tubts unb itstig. Die 8anien quOtiren wis
iolst:
Ginfauf. gerfaui.
~ gonbs, 1925, Coup. 1Iih 1l5H
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zS Bonos, 1880. $500. .lO04 "
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

the Place du Palais de Bourbon. The famous
old legitmst said:
Don jaime has ceased to be prince de
Bourbon just as Albert Edward was no longer
prince of Wales after he had become king.
When travelling incognito he is now the duke
of Madrid. His title among legitimists is King
James l. of France He has not yet selected
title for Spain. but it will probably be Charles
VIII. as his father ruled over the Basque
provinces under the title of Charles VII. Thus
lar we have had no coronation. but we have
carried out all the preliminary ceremonies.
The central council of legitimists. myself at
their head. walked three times around the
coffin containing the remains of Don Carlos,
and three times did we proclaim the tradi-
tional cry: lie roi est mort; vive lie roi' We
proclaimed Don Jaime. prince de Bourbon, the
successor of that long and illustrious line of
kings who have shed so much uster on
France. AT this ancient and interesting cere-
monv the old Vendean chiefs were represented
by the count de Cathelineau
1T will interest Americans to know" he
continued. that the husband of Miss Polk of
Tennessee. General the Baron Charette, is one
of our most illustrious Vendean chiefs. and as
brave n rovalist as ever stood in shoe-leather.
The de Cigarettes won undying fame as lead
ers of the royalists in the Vendean war OF
1897
him wears the order of the Holy Spirit and
The order of the Golden Fleece. We are great
svmbolists and these orders are emblemauc
Of his royal Spanish house.
..I-non what do you base Don james claim
count?" I asked.
"uis claim to the throne of France is based
,,on the fact that he is Greet descendant OF
King Louis XIV. In other words, he repre-
sonts the old Bourbon or legitimist line. You
ore aware that the story about the son OF
, onis XVI. and Marie Antonette having es-
a.ned the prison of the temple and having
lived in Holland under the name OF Nordorf,
and of his having left heirs is pure invention.
.But no one questions the historic claim of
,,,r ling His majesty's claim to the throne
Of Snain is based upon the Salic law Don
1aime is the fourth claimant 1t was IN favor
80 the late Queen Isabella. mother OF the In
faDta Eulalie. so well known in America, that
- Ferdinand VII. set aside the Salic law.
Eulalie and her princes and their set hate us
,-snanse they know we have right on our side
ia that we have fought for our own and VIII
6cbt again if necessary.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

Our kings late father. Dom Carlos. ruled
the north of Spain for seven years under
the title of Charles VII. Previous claimants
have fought for the throne of their ancestors
and pone of them drawer a better
equipped soldier than Don jaime"
What is your fag?" was my next question
THE flag of the Grand Monarch is our
flag. The flag which hoated over my chateau
in Brittany, where the late Dom Carlos was
banqueted and expelled from France for a
speech he made under my roof Ours is the
white flag with the feurs-delys. Sooner than
change that banner for the red, white and
blue the late Count de Chambord, who
our King Henry ", declined the crown of
France when offered to him by Marshal Mac
Mahon
Don Jaime is at the chateau of Eros
dorf in Austria. This was the property of the
count de Chambord. or King Henry V. He has
left it to Don Jaime together with the family
pictures. documents and other papers belong
ing to the legitimst succession. In that old
Bourbon chateau his plans maturing"
But count, is not the claim to the throne
of France somewhat visionary" asked.
Not at all. 1t is founded upon right. l
believe in the divine rights of kings. The
practical aspect of the question is that Don
Jaime will concentrate al his energies upon
Spain. He does not want civil and there
will be none. He is too much of patriot to
"A
crisis is at hand in Spain. King Alfonso is a
usurper and cannot last. The son of the Aus
trian canoness and grandson of Queen Isabella
has not much Bourbon blood in his veins The
recent indignant explosion one of out
ragged patriotism. Old. feudal, romantic Spain
Graves for king who will put himself at the
head of the army. King Alfonso wanting to
go to the front in Morocco is like William j.
Bryan having been appointed to command in
the Philippines by the late President McKin-
ley. Good jokes both. Spanierds are indig-
nant because the court of Spain is Anglicized
An English queen, English governesses, Eng
lish teachers. English bringing up of royal
children English physicians, English every
thing.
Even an English police officer was brought
to Barcelona and has organized a force there
for the consideration of $4,000 year. The
German emperor quarreled with his mother
rather than allow the court to be Anglicized
Do you think that nation whose Castilian
pride is proverbial will stand such sights?
Don Jaime will get a call and the day that
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
BEE FARM ON CITY ROOF.

Reading. Pa. has bee farm" situated
that 80 per cent. of the people in that part OF
town even do not know of its presence To
the busy bees all roads seem to lead to this
place. for they can fly so feet up in the air
and still be able to reach their home without
coming in contact with humanity. At the
foot of Neversink mountain in the northwest
ern section of the city. lives Julius Wagner
On the roof of his house are many bee hives.
Under the window stills are a number of holes
leading to garnet room, where there are
many more hives and where millions of busy
little workers come and go day by day, bring
ing each time little honey from some clover
field. some tree that is in bloom or from other
sources, thus helping julius Wagner to con-
duct the most successful and novel apary in
Berfc county.
Mr. Wagner made his start in Reading in
1867 with hive, according to the Phila-
delphia Record To this he added hive after
hive from year to year. until tot-day he has
nearly twoscore hives in the little garrett
room and the roof aud as many more out
in the country on the premises OF friends.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

is certain to sit upon the throne OF his ances-
tors and dead glory will rise again.
And now for the claimants strange TO
nance In appearance he is typical hero.
Slightly above the middle height, he is dark.
has soldierly bearing, an intellectual fore
head, and fine Spanish eyes, which at times
flash fire and again full OF melancholy
The report spread last year that he was en-
gagged to marry Miss Moore, daughter OF the
late Banker Moore of Kansas City and OF Mrs
Edith Crawford Moore, now of New York.
What is certain is that Don Jaime. the dash
ing officer of the Russian army, fell in love
with a beautiful princess, whom he met at the
court of st. Petersburg. The empress of Rus
STA favored the wooing. but Dom Carlos
stamped and ragged and would have none of it.
The princess being member of the Lutheran
church. argued the claimant would never do
for the throne of Spain. Now that Dom Car
los is dead the renews his suit The young
lady in question belongs to junior branch OF
the house of Saxe-Coburg. She is cousin OF
the empress of Russia. She is said to be Prin-
cess Hermine, daughter of Prince Henri OF
Reuss. The young lady is % years old and
of surprising beauty. The German emperor
also looks on approvingly and to the differ
ence of religion, love will find way.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

church. He has been pro-
claimed king by his party.
But let his trusted chief,
his quasi-prime minister, the
man who has directed the
Carlist movement since Don
Carlos was a beardless
youth, and who is the power
behind the throne in all the
recent happenings, tell the
tale.
Count Urban de Maille,
the Carlist chief, recently
received me at his home in
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
| ROUGH AS BARK.
Ind Intense Itching Humoe
|,tehad Till Blood Ran.
ka Cure in Cutfcura.

!. two years old, was afflicted
81. After he suffered with
several weeks / took him
tor but 1t got worse. The
' together and made large
'Ihe little fellow didn't want
hing but scratch and we had
be hands up to keep him
Ing the flesh open till the
a run. The itching was in
y skin on his back became
| rough like the bark of q
! suffered intensely for about
~ But l found a remedy
i Soap and Cuticura Oint-
b result was almost mag
I vas more than two years
efe has not been the slight
"a Of It since he was cured.
ri, Yukon, Okla, Aug. 20
II, 1905"
4 On. Oorp.. Sole Propa.. Boskoa.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
n the Same to Her,

warn you, dearest" he said,
\ We are married you will
ind me inclined to be ar
\ dictatorial in my manner"
(tter," she replied, cheerfully,
)ay the slightest attention to
say."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

man. Even the veteran republican.
Henri Rochefort, speaks of him as being very
liberal and entirely of the twentieth century.
Since his fathers followers have pro-
claimed Don Jaime their chief the Carsts
have taken on a new life and under exist
ing conditions in the peninsula he may soon
find himself seated on the throne for which
his father and his grandfather vanly took the
field 1t is interesting to note in this connec-
ton that Count Urban de Maille. president of
the Carlist society of Paris offered dukedom
to Boston merchant in consideration OF
financial aid for the cause.
OF those who have misgivings no one
stands more in fear and trembling than the
Dowager Queen Christina. For while Don
Jaime has a qualified admiration for her post
humous son. Alfonso NIL. he has supreme
contempt for the intriguing ex-nun VINO pre-
vented his sisters from marrying Austrian
archdukes At Biarrtz he has frequently ueen
within speaking distance of his cousin King
,ifonso thouoh they have never exchanged
words. hitch
non Jaime is the hero Of a novel, OF whlch
the villain is the Due d'Albe and the heroine
a well-known Washington belle lie is an olii'
cor of the Russian army and has seen a0t'e
service in Manchuria He has the reputation
of beine we'll versed in the science OF war anu
of not knowing fear.
He looks upon the Duo dorleahs do
visionary and speaks OF the Napoisonle
nrinces with contempt The platonie OiIe ,'li
ists who merely get up banquets ana 1 rn,
glasses. he contrasts with the hgh.ins az
lets who have twice taken the neld anu "e
ready to do so again. He has more po g,r Sa
blood in his veins than any man I'ins lo' his
;s pourbon from both sides of the house, ms ns
mother having been Marguerite princess, n ue
ps,rho,.parma He was educated AT IN In9
len college and speaks and writes the Ens"s"
I Is like a graduate of the university -
Dublin. . ba lived
The heir TO two thrones, for years NJ ~
!, paris attic, where Carlist chieis Ga'so ~,
nav their respects to royalty ana wn' their
certain DAVIS they passed to inseIpe , smft
ue ees Love and war have been his Ia'or itv
nast;mes and both got him into trouu'e tbe
,'is millionaire father He helped TO arm the
rnr,ists of the Basque country uu nI 'na
Snas'h American war and became es,ranE not
srnn, carlos because the latter wVulu vI
tribe bIow. He fell in love WIN q, 0e Peters.
Carman nrucess at the court Oh o. .,,a mar.
hurg hut his father frowned upon "tneran
p r,ass because the lady belongs to the I"'''
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

call comes will find
him ready. There Is
no CASTELAR, in Spain
to lead the republic
cans. l have received
numerous letters. even
from our African pos
sessions. all of which
end with Long live
the king
THE eloquent Carl
list deputy. Mella, sends
us cheering news that
the country is with u.s.
The army loves a
brave officer, the
people like a twentieth
century man. In the
provinces of Valencia
and Catalonia alone
Don Jaime could raise
an army of 100000
men if he wished. He
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
DON c1AI/4E, SOY Or LITE DON cARzOJ q.

HE DOORS of France as well
as of Spain are now closed
against Don jaime, the
chiyalrous son of the late
Don Carlos, duke of Mad
rid, who ruled over the
north of Spain under the
title of Charles VII. The in
discretion of the Carlist
committee in Paris in nrO-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

\ Hundred Dollars Reward for any
y hat cannot be cured By Hair
T. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, o.
aasncd. have known +. J. Cheney
yean and believe him perfectly hon.
business transactions and financially
~ ny obligations made by his firm.
WADtso. kiSNAS x MARVIN.
II Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
cuN taken Internally. acting
~ oicod and mucous surfaces OF the
nen sent free. Price rs cent? p0
~ I'll Druggists.
FAMILY Pills for constipation,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
WllI interest Mothera

wy Ihterest Mothers.
'sys sweet Powders for Chill
~ Mother Gray, a nurse in
mome, New York. cure Consti-
Hensnness, Teething Disorders.
. .vup,es and Destroy Worms:
~ al, OF cures. All druggists,
e prhEE. Address Allen s.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

aeian would soon be look
lO'ner Job if beer glasses i'm
fe eyesight.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01
Rebuked.

Emnt you think that our
nicer than the Browns?
tut, tut, Clarice. It's bad
patch quarters.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

An's life the greatest neces.
pore money.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

9 mat Will Live Forever,
81. LIE SALVE, first box sold in
t.as ago, sales increase yearly.
sor Howard Bros, Buffalo, N. Y.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

claiming Don Jaime heir to the throne of
France, as we'll as of SPAIN has galvanized
into life the law of expulsion concerning the
heads Of houses of nrefeuders
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-02-01

!. are more or less sub
Il, and colds. A simple
4 viii break up q colo
.rre any cough that IL
I'd by mixing two ounces
half-ounce Of Virgin
',ompound pure and eight
ma Whisky. You can get
,ood drug store and cas-
n in a large bottle. The
! highly recommended by
rhemical Co. of Cincinnati.
! the genuine Virgin OH OF
End pure for dispensing.