The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-10
Especial Cable from the Internationa,
News Servscel
BY STEPHEN BURNETT,

BY STEPHEN sURNETT.
Berlin, June 10.-The Punishment
NJ the Young Crown Prince from Ber-
lin to the obscure town of Danzig-
Langfuhr continues to occupy the pub
.ic mind. and all kinds of reasons of
the Punishment are given. Through
a letter written by the Crown Prin-
cess Of her sister Alexandrine. who is
married to the oldest son of the King
of Denmark, the young Danish prin-
cess learned the real reason and spoke
Copenhagen, and in this roundabout
way what looks like a plausible ex-
PLANTATION has at last reached the DAN
ish press. According to the Copen-
hagen papers discord within the Kali
ser's family has for some time caused
considerable friction.
First of all the Crown Prince though
no way brought about through diplo-
matte channels, became financially. in
dependent the day he married the
young Princess Cecilie of Mocklen-
burg, for she brought him a dowry of
fifteen million dollars. He thus be-
came far better off financially than
his imperial father. who is always
about him a little court of young peo-
pie and entertained them SO layishly
that he completely put not only his
younger brother but the Kaiser him.
self in the shadow, and everyone who
knows the Kaiser realizes what the
unavoidable effect would be. Then
the young Crown Princess democrat
ic manners and gay temperament has
from the very start been a source of
great annoyance to the Kaiserin, who
though an excellent housewife and
mother is very old fashioned in many
of her ideas. The Kaiserin is be-
sides of very religious turn of mind
and when at home has always been In
the habit of gathering her whole fami-
ly at daily prayer meetings in her pri-
vate drawing room. The Crown Prin-
cess does not take part in these, and
having spent considerable part OF
her time at Cannes, France, she does
not approve of her mother-in-law's vi
client dislike of the Catholics, among
whom she herself, though protes-
tant, has many friends.
When the crown princess upon her
return from her eastern trip, again
took up her maternal duties towards
her three children, who had been left
in the care of their grandmother. it
came to serious dispute between the
present and the future empress con-
corning the bringing up of the boys
with the result that family relations
became strained, and as this begun to
create considerable gossip. the kaiser
decided that the only way was to
transfer the crown prince to the far
away little town on the shore of the
Baltic.
An interesting story telling of a
novel cure for drunkenness comes from
village on the Bober. A newly-mar-
ried Czech workman gave way to
drink, and created unseemly disturb
ances in the house in which he lived.
All efforts to induce him to give up
the habit wer in vain. Even corporal
punishment administered by a per-
son of whom he stood in awe had no
effect.
A little boy in the house in which
he lived had a magic lantern given to
hism on his birthday. and it occurred
to one of the tenants that the present
might be utilized in curing the drunk.
ard, who was known to be of super.
stitious character.
Among the pictures shown by the
lantern was one representing drunk
ard in the hands of the devil. The
drunkard was supposed to be on his
way to the place of torment.
The man came home drunk as usual
one night, and on reaching his door
was thrown into state of constrna.
ton on seeing this awful picture. He
Immediately sank to his knees and be.
gan to pray to the aspiration for for.
giveness He promised there and then
that he would give up all connection
with the other devil" He has kept
his word.
DR.. Albert Cam, assistant physician
at the Heidelberg Cancer institute, an
nounces the result of interesting ex-
periments which show that the hui
man organs contain considerable
quantities of radium or some allied ra-
dio-active substance.
Parts of dissected bodies which
could not possibly have come into con-
tact with isolated radium showed all
the qualities associated with the won