Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-01
otk GRaCIors QUEEN MARY. HAS \ ROYAL TEMpEp u,xc FINDS HER \ MARY WARY QUITE CONTRARY,
eBy Herbert Temple.)
0"PecIaI Cable from the Jnterna tion,l

Aol ldllcn to the iot of King George, in spite of fbe iact that he is one of the neaLast oi husbands, and not even the ,ova1 eHorts of the English press wb;.b ''as always considered it solemn uuty 10 show up the royal family as siorious example to the people. are oplng temper which makes ufa ,,n- 'ne mouse of King George stands di- Vlded against itself.
 Occasionally we are permitted to see that things are not going very We'll and it is hinted that the prin- cipal fault undoubtedly lies with 'our gracious Queen Mary, who is davel- oplng tempe rwhich makes life un- 'aeasant for everybody that comes neaA her.
 Unpleasant truths, we were inform ed, were told the Queen by her aged aunt at New Strelitz, and she returned 10 England in anything but happy mood. To make matters worse. news of her anger had preceded her. and among the whole royal family nobody 1elt equal to the task of facing her first ourburst, so when she arrived ill London with Princess Mary, there was no one at the station to meet her King George and the rest of her fam fly evidently having preferred to meet her in less public place than Vic tOria station
 Queen Mary turned pale when she saw the empty platform and she lit erally dragged he. daughter with. hex to the waiting automobile yo5t once p. .geplying to the faint cheerY and erect ings of tffrsy5~etasss ss$s Ni,o smiled know ingly when the few angry words she spoke in very loud voice to the un- happy officials present, left no doubt as to her state of mind. She bundled Princess Mary into the car, jumped in herself and immediately switched of the light that the public along the streets might not see her flushed face
 In Scotland the relations between the royal couple did not improve though something like an armed peace was outwardly maintained. Aside from Queen Mary's disagreeahle tenn per her strong dislike of Queen Alex andra is mostly to blame for the eter- nal domestic quarrels for King George loves his mother and often seeks he, advise even on matters of State oi which his consort knows nothing while Queen Alexandra has inherited quite little of her mother Queen Louise of Denmark's diplomatic genius.
 The popularity of King Edwards s :, widow, who is undoubtedly the wom- an most beloved of all classes i'll Eng land. is also thorn in the side ol Queen Mary, who snubs or rather tries to snub her at every occasion fol she is almost invariably silenced b! the older Queens tact and takes hel revenge on her husband who IS the principal sufferer from her contaker- ous mood. AS matters stand an open rupture between Buckingham Palace and Marlborough House seems un' ayoidable during the coming winter.
 The poor little Prince of Wales who has no higher wish than to bt allowed to enjoy his boyhood little longer like ordinary young fellows of his age is to attend some of tht meetings of the House of Lords this fall in spite of his most strenuous objection to going to "the othel place, The seat which his father and grandfather occupied as Princes of Wales is being made ready fol him and here this pale little face VII be seen facing the throne he is some day to occupy.
 His only consolation is that his sea is next to that of genial Lord Rose, hery. of whom he is very iona ant who will undoubtedly do all he cal to alleviate the dullness of the pro ceedings to his young giri i'ienu'
 On the other side, the Prince \ naturally very eager to accept an m yitation from the Duke of 0onnaugh to visit him in Canada next year, ant particularly to see asGlimpse of th' United States. It goes without say ing that Queen Mary waAts him to dt nothing of the kind. sh may con sent to let him go to Cana&a put sii' considers the people of ua unitet states and especially of New York [ rather crude crowd who shoy thfi rudeness in the most dissustK ! : o'n T ner when Princess Pat vish t,a' ~ country, and she does not waA euo' I,thing similar to happen to her '
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