The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
i ARON BUDBERG NOT Vi
DISMISSED BY CAR.

, ,hat Is. to pay. until tic count signs
story 5ser Of i ib no, c5 word q truth in tho
~ ~, the, the effect that he had obtained n
uut,Sorcc against his wife from The,
ca n e,e h,na courts las, fall. which be-
cordins to the Austrian law Catholic
marriages. or marriages between a
b BE- disse,y and no, non..Catholic. cannot
alid ~ IS Snly IL the count were to be.
come Protestant that tho Austrian
courts would be competent 10 d,ssol,,a
inc marriage. ~ "'"
Equally mendacious Is tho story
which no and his lawyer have issuoi.
20 The effect that he has instituted "a
Huit against the countess for divorce
~ va INC Holy Synod at st. Petersburg.
synod cannot and Will not Intervene
IN IN the marital relations between Polish
ineinan catholics and their wives. un-
inc Orthodox national church OF Rus
sta. Nor would any action al law or
we count receive attention In Russia.
s or,5nrs Gli y BY defying the imperial
self from Russia. rather than Comply
win the commands of his sovereign
70 restore the child. has rendered him
self from Muscovitc point OF view an
outlaw. @ 'll,T''>.f-, t'''' 80 az
II may be added that tho rympa,hies
~ SVu'Sieus, not only In Russia, but also
~ ienna, are wholly with the count
e e.. even those OF the count's own re
latives. who have gone so far as 10
warn the countess and iier relative.
a ., any reconciliation. on the
resume life with him on his lonely cs-
.n nit,es' she would run n great personal
risk: IN fact OF grand inaihcur..'
thnt is TO say. "A fatality
Count Gizycki has little or no socIal
standing. either in Russia or in Austria
that Is TO say. his wife's social stand
ing; mere IN America. NJ Chicago, and
a. a. ashinEton. was Infinitely superior
inc cars doininions: and whereas she
mad been welcome guest al tho courts
81 Vienna and Sc. Petersburg, as the
Niece, md guest of her uncle thd
American ambassador. Robicr; McCor.
mick she was barred from access Ia
nom pom courts as the wife OF Count
oiIEckl Her American relatives. all
the match. which they viewed Viii,
iorebodings. Neither his name nor
as i,s iamiiiy ngnres In the list Of German,
chcn year In connection with the Alma
mach dc Gotha by the editors Of The
iatter. Nor has he ever heen accorded
nose titular offices OF chamberlain AT
Tue chamber IT the court OF the Car
which arc conceded as a matter OF
right TO every we'll born and more or
less well behaved nobicman OF fairly
blue blood ~
In one word. he has never belonged
10 the court circles or to the great
world OF either Vienna or ST. Peters
burg an explanation for which fact
may be found in that he is still the
,,,el, before. tho Austrian tri.
nunals in a most amusing and en-
tightening suit brought against him by
me director OF the archives OF the
city Of lemberg. who was Entrusted BY
MIN some years ago with the drawing
up. OF u genealogical tree Of the Gizy-
ckis. The count refuses to nay the
relatively trifIng sum of $500 for the
work: on the ground that the director.
who Is one Of the most eminent genea-
loGists OF tho Polish aristocracy. does
not carry the family tree further back
than to very humble beginnings in
the latter portion of the eighteenth
century. that is to say,ta little over q
hundred years ago, whereas tho count
demands a\senealogy reaching back
20 the twelfth or thirteenth century.
Tho director, however, declares that it
IS impossible TO find noble ancestors
where none exist. no matter what the
monetary considerations. and that, con-
trary to general belief, they cannot. he
bought. 1.-THE case has excited n good
deal of rdicule. not only III Austrian
Poland, but also Mt Vienna. and Is
merely adding to the contempt with
which the count. who Is n most often
sive specimen OF the Polish more or
less authentic nobility, isNregardcd. ilis
Copyright. 1911, by the Bren twood
C0mnanyl tl5t iIs.t.t i,t T.