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years. His wife, Countess Armgard Zu
Stolberg- -Wernigerode. is a daughter of
the late Count lido Stolberg wuo served
a number of years as president of the
German Reichstag. Up to her marriage
she was a maid of honor to the En-
press.
The court marshal of the Kaiser is a
very busy man. The position is by no
means a sinecure. 1t is his duty to su-
perintend and carry through to sue
cessful issue and ending, under the guild
ance and orders of Chief Court Marshal
Count August Zu Eutenburg, not only all
court levees, receptions and functions,
social or official, but also the many jour-
neys undertaken by the Emperor. Thus
the imperial court marshal combines in
his official person the functions of a
courier and quartermaster. He has to
have his wits with him and nerves
something like the lapdogs of the yacht
which he commanded.
Lieut.. Gen. Count zu -Schlobitten
is not to succeed his eXcellency Won
Plessen as chief of the imperial military
cabinet and headquarters. For once
clubdom Inter den Linden has been at
fault when it predicted such a change as
the result of the Kaiser maneuver."
But the Emperor, nevertheless, has show
cred favors upon Count Dohna, for the
latter has been picked for the difficult
post OF military plenipotentiary" mote
the difference between this title and that
of military attache) at the Court of st.
Petersburg. He relieves Maj Gen. Won
Lauenstein, who returns to his post as
chief of the staff of the Sixth (Silesian)
Army Corps at Breslau.
This appointment is causing a great
deal of comment in Berlin military and
society circles The military plenipoten-
tiary'' of Germany To Russia enjoys the
exceptional privilege of being attached
to the person af the Gar" This has
been so ever since the Napoleonic wars
of q century ago. when this prerogative
was granted the military attache of
Prussia, and was transferred to the Ger
man envoy after the formation of the
empire. He is obliged to add the cords
and tassels of a Russian aid-de-camp to
his Prussian military uniform. and is to
all intents and purposes a member OF
high privilege naturally is granted to
and enjoyed by the Russian military at
tache at Berlin.
As a result of this peculiar condition,
the German military attache quite often
Is in a position to inform himself more
reliably as to the true conditions doings,
and the sentiment at the court of the
Car than his superior, the German AM
bassador. Bismarck, while Prussian Min
lister at ST. Petersburg. had to aclnowl-
edge that he and his prestige suffered
through such dualism. and later on. as
German chancellor. recorded that the
method aggravated the dispatch Of dip
iomatic routine and intercourse, while
old Emperor William / openly COM
planned that he could never get any news
about the family of the Car alexander
IID--his near relatives-whenever his
military attache in St Petersburg was
absent.
When Capt Won Hintze quit the Ger
man navy for diplomatic career and
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the Kaiser to- pick just me for such a
responsible position?''
If 1t really be true-I doubt it-that
the Duchess of Hohenberg, the NOR
ganatic spouse OF the Austrian heir ap-
parent. Archduke Franz Ferdinand, went
so far in the consummation Of her am
bilious plans to share the imperial dig
nifty OF the dual monarchy with her
''left-handv husband as to advocate and
urge and then finally succeed in bring
ing about the marriage OF Archdnke Karl
Franz Josef. who is the, next IN the line
of succession TO the throne. and the
youthful Princess zita. OF Parma. be-
cause the latter was afflicted with
hereditary consumption and would not
be able to produce progeny physically
fit to ascend the throne, she win lind
herself bitterly disappointed. But the
Duchess OF Hohenberg. from all trust
worthy accounts. hardly Is capable of
such Macchiavelistic combination.
Princess zita is a most lovable young
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lady. intelligent. vivacious. and OF 9
sunny disposition. 1t is true there are .
number of princes and princesses Of
Parma with weak physical constitutions,
but all these are the issue of the late
Duke Robert of Parma's marriage with
the Princess Maria Pia OF the two Sici-
Hes. When she died. Duke Robert mar
ried second time. and the children OF
his union with the Princess of Bra
ganza are of perfect health. The sons
are fun Of life. and have adopted q mill
tary career. while the daughters are ar
dent lovers of and devoted TO all kinds
o. outdoor sport.
There Is little danger Of the Hapsburg
clan dying out owing TO the marriage OF
Karl Franz Josef and Zita OF Parma.
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But you ny Il haven't any Heart trouble
Ny Heart II all right" Ali But lots Of people
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Does your stomach have an "alI
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Do you have pain in Heart, side, or
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OF course no case has all-Soms Of the very
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even one OF two Of them are YOUR symptous.
you should act at once, for you may be In
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In Amsr1cA besides The Washington Herald.
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Il IL for YOU to choose-whsthr your trouble.
With all its pain danger. fear. and uncertainty,
shall cUntinue-oF WhetheT II shall Be taken
away. But In the cboosing. remember this
health was Gods most precious gift TO you, and
It IL a. much your duty to regain and keep u
as 10 guard and protect yoSr life
what Is my ofeTi you sSk. Dsstsn- In my
thirty yeGm' sxpsrieDos IN medicine / have
learned many strange thing5. For ons thing I've
learned that Heart Disease kills more psopie
SVUJ day thAn anything slse On earth. I've also
learned that Heart Disease hardly ever exists
aloue-by itself-thst other orEAns-Stcmach,
Bowels. Kidneys, Liver. Lungs. &c. ars almost
always affected. toe. Whyi Think for minute
and you'll answer the question JourseL It's be-
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HEART DISEASE SYMPTOMS

Are Ve5 plain when once they are known ana
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pie don't know what the Aymptoms are-don't
know what they mean when they have them.
Another thins-a great many peopIs are misled
and dsosiEed into thinking Their trouble is some
thing elSe. ThousandS-perhaps y0u among them
are today dootcring the Stomach Kidneys
liver, Nerves or SeTual Organs for some SUP
POSED trouble when all the time it's the
Heart causing It all. In other words, you may
Be treating the symptoms and not the disease
itssli
Following are ths most common Egns-the
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are your UmptonA That will tell the
story.
Do You tire easiIyP
Do you have headacheaR
Does your Heart Autterg
Does II ever skip beatsf
Does your Heart palpitatef
Do you start In your sIeepf
Are you short Of breathf
DO you feel Sweak" and run downf
Do You have numb or dizzy speIlsf
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Justice Louis De Albert has been re-
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A mems meeting will be held at Christ
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the Kaiser to, pick just me for such a
responsible position?''
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-22
CHOLERA CASE
At BELLEVUE
Suspect Discovered in the
Heart of the City of
New York
nElIIl mil n0lil In llluc
DEATH ROLL NOW IS NINE.
Steamers Will in Future Refuse
Passengers from Infected
Ports.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
New York, July 22.-Cholera claim
ed another victim today among the
patients IN the hospital at Swinburne
Island. The death of Demetrio Anag.
nostin, aged II, reported there, makes
the total deaths in quarantine nine.
The boy was steerage passenger on
the steamer Moltke from Naples. No
new cases of cholera were reported
among the other immigrants undergo
ing examination at Hoffman Island.
Center of City Invaded.
New York. July 22.-The cholera
guard today centered attention on
Bellevue hospital in the heart OF the
city where a case that arouses sus
ricion has been discovered. The sus
pect is Manuel Bermudez, Spaniard
who arrived here from Liverpool on
July /, a fireman on tramp steamer
originally from South America. Some
anxiety has been caused by the fact
that the man was taken sick at a sail.
cr's boarding house here before his
removal to the hospital. The cholera
death roll at Swinburne is establish.
ed at nine and no new cases have
been reported among the other i'm
migrants at quarantine. The health
officers look for an easier task in the
future owing to the fact that most OF
the steamers from the MEDITERRANEAN
will not take passengers from Naples
and Palermo while the cholera epi.
demic lasts there
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-22
DEADLOCK ENsUEs IN
cAMoRRisTs TRIAL.
Lawyers for Defense on Strike and
Proceedings May Have to Be
BEGUN Over,

6SSuN OvSTs
(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Viterbo, Italy. July 22.-The law
yers for the defense have struck, and
as consequence, the Camorrists'
trial was adjourned today until next
Wednesday, to afford them time in
which to decide on their attitude. I'm
less some agreement is reached with
the court and the advisors before the
sessions are resumed, it is probably
that the trial will be definitely stop
ped and later begun all over again.
The trouble began yesterday when
Captain Fabroni, one Of the crowns
best witnesses, in defending himself
and his associates and carabineers.
denounced Lawyer Lioy as suborner
of perjury and Lioy replied in an un-
dignified manner. During the ex-
change, all of the other lawyers left
the court room and later sent mes
sage to President Binchni saying that
they could not with dignity return to
the courts If they were not assured
Of protection. At the same time they
said, they were taking steps to per-
suade the offending lawyers to with
draw from tha case.
The prisoners protested violently
against the postponement, saying that
between the uncompromising attitude
Of the lawyers on the one hand and
the red tape of the court on the other
they had already suffered five years
impris onment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-22
TEXAS ANTI-PROHiBlTI
CLAIM TODAY'S VICTORY.
Confident They Will Have 75,oco Ma.
jority Out Of 100000 Votes
PoIIed Today.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Dallas, Texas, July 22.-With heavy
rains falling over many of the dry
strongholds in the northern portion Of
the state and fair weather prevailing
in the wet" country farther south,
the voters of Texas are today deciding
the question of statewide prohibition
In spite of the bad weather in many
towns and cities in the northern por
ton, however, a record breaking vote
lis being polled.
The vote is on constitutional
amendment to prohibit both the sale
and manufacture of liquor. At the
anti-state wide prohibition headquar-
ters at Houston, State Chairman VOL
ters claims the state will go wet by
IS 900 out of a probable total vote of
about 100000. State Chairman Ball,
of the Prohibitionists, is confident OF
an unusually large majority for pro-
hibition.
coIquitt Predicts 100000 Majority.
Dallas, Texas, July Ex-Governor
Oscar B. Colquitt today predicted that
Texas would repudiate the doctrine of
statewide prohibition in the election
today by majority of at least 100000
votes. Several hundred scnool chill
dren, who apparently did not agree
with the governor in his prediction,
followed him to the polls singing
Texas going dry"
Women and Children Praying.
In many places women and children
have projected their influence into
the campaign during the last twenty.
four hours by singing and serving lun-
ches. About 1000 women have under
taken an all day fast to further the
cause of prohibition.
Election Fights.
Dallas, Texas, July 22-At Lockhart,
in the central portion of the state,
Richard Bragg, a negro, was shot and
seriously wounded early today after
returning from political rally for ne
groes.
One election row was reported early
from Paris, in north Texas, where two
prominent men of opposing factions
turned their umbrellas into weapons
and painfully injured each others
heads.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-22
.|40 DEGREES
IN DEATH VALLEY
Face Of Nature Changed by
Terrific Storms in the
Far Southwe
CANYONS FILLED WITH DEBRIS
Arizona and California Suffer
Great Losses from
Cloudbursts.

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San Francisco, Calf, July 22.-
Cloudbursts that filled canons with
debris and turned mine buildings into
houseboats, marked the climax of a
hot wave which sent the mercury up
to 40 degrees in the Death Valley
sink during the week The terrific
heat drove miners and prospectors out
OF the desert just in time to avoid the
heaviest rainfall the mountain regions
surrounding the sink have experienced
for thirty years. Reports at hand in
dicate considerable changes in the top
ography of the flood-swept regions.
The roar of thunder in sections more
than 100 miles from this city could be
heard here.
In the zone intersected by the Ton
opah- Tidewater railroad, many can
yons were almost completely filled
with debris and at the mines among
the hills, bunk houses were carried
away and number of horses were
drowned.
Terrific Storms in Arizona.
Phoenix, Ariz., July 22.-Electrical
storms, general throughout the north
ern and central portions of the terri
tory have rendered telegraphic CON-
nunications more uncertain that It
of this and other places have suffered.
has been for years. Lighting systems
Bolt Creates Havoc.
The government telegraph lines east
and west of Maricopa We're dead for
some time yesterday, as were the
wires along the Santa Fe road. West
ern Union linemen who had just fin
ished wiring new poles yesterday at
Ash Fork, were boarding a train to
leave when bolt of lightning destroy
ed all of the work they mad just COM
pleted.