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New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

energetic as she had been OF yorr'. poor
Justine bcthought herself suddenly Of
Buonapartcs stray.rG IN one place ana
another. The war was long over then,
and Chisehurst snugly nesting under
emerald green British trees. sheltered IN
uncrowned couple # Buonaplrtes. Why,
therefore. could it not also shelter her
self and family? Pawu!ng tho remnants
OF her occasional splcndors, she at once
crossed the choppy Channel and pre-
sented herself bofo. the handsome gates
OF her lefthanded relatives. Tx Empress
Eugenio. however. would have mono Of
them, bag and baggage, an. driven from
the gates were they; although 10 do JUS
tice when Justice IS due. an aroplectic
chamberlain Chislchurst was quite H.
tie court, iudecd) was sent post-haste
after them, bearing an order for some
thousands ot francs from the dcthroncd
Emperor. His unusual and magnificent
generosity was ~ rewarded Tho willy
Eugenic had been right FOR, 20 her in
describable wrath, Justine with her prize
opened in London q millinery shop ot tho
gaudiest doscripti,n. surmounted by
these simple and unostontatious words.
writ In letters ~ gold half a foot high,
"Princ 80 Pierre Buonapart" Modisi"
Here's gratitudo for -OU.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
WHEN THE PRISONER RETURNS.

The rarol. p.r.,d j. that r,r.od OF con-
driond freedom WHOM Theoretically the
rarul,d man Is s..p-r,i..d tv parole agents
in tho Interest of H.. STAT. Here We face
the great question: "Ar,ar prison. what"
First. W are justified I'm assuming that
The bulk of released prisoners want 70
"souar. n Cvriral ON tho surface per
hans. while tp ur.sor th.v ne,.rtheless
..,o. ?, s.. that for the confirmed crook
3 thor. 3. IN ,t. end ro,b,ry ir f.
4, .,.pI,vua,, ss hard n md a. II
y.ad =. L.9 Vot i,. m, means ~ least
! I'm N.v Work. STAT. r,r tho man from ho-
l,f,I l.-. T, ,.,f "a, tho t.-,,s ., tho
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

But let Us r"join our lively and enter
prising Roland. whose horn has never
been footed at RUnCcNauX-or, rather.
Ronceval, to be entirely corroct--and 80
his excellent father. Prince Pierre
This former not at al imperial per
sonaEe. infurIated by his continual fail
ures to accomplish what would do him
the most good. cast from him for the
second time the unfortunate Justine Ruff
lin. with young Roland and little Jeanne.
refusing with loud uaths to recognize
any Of the trio. and leaving them to fnd
gone other protection than his, no doubt.
The worst Of the affair was that thev
took him AT his word an after search
ing such a commodity quit. vainly for
a while (she was no longer as young and
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

Justine's creditors swarmed about her.
and on some dark night or other
she few back 10 Paris. again pro-
tectionless. BY then she had long.
long ago drained the last drop Of
shame that a. birth might have
lurked in her pellet of n soul, this being
sufficiently proven hy her appealing
next for assistance to no less person
than the President Of thc French Re
! public. Marshal de MacMahOn. and to
| his delightful wife the Duchess IT Ma
! genta. II was her son Roland "ho this
! time was chosen as bearer "t l0vs
tokens in tic shape # pawn tickets
/ The Marshal and "Marcchaic" DO Mac
/ Mahon. being well known as the kindrst
| hearted people in the world. responded
I without = minutes hesitation to the
bov's entreaties by rhdeeuing every
thing. giving a great deal aud finally
invoking the pit nf that other lJrSr
hearted person. Princess Nathild'
Buonapart" ,h, marr!ag0 - Russian
Princess D"mil'0I. Thanks 20 Jil three
Jeanne vas pu 40 convent school
Roland ~ good 't.,ce"." from which
h. emerged 80 cut.r The mjlitsr, school
of ~. Cvr. and later rrcei'. - commits
sion ~ ~. french army.
His subsequent marriage :" Marie
Blanc. one If ihe twp bcirossc, ~ that
cyni"aI aud abh"rr'ut DN-croupicr. old
Blanc. rlo founded IN" games Of Monte
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
Roland Buonaparte Now Calls
Himself Imperial Highness'

at barely fifteen identified himself with
the insurreCtionary bands then infest-
Ing the Romagna, and before leaving
Italy for his OVID good managed to kill
q samekeeper. So when in 1S4S he
hastily joined his cousin Louis Ma
poleon, then Prince President Of France.
he came with a price set upon his head,
together with an indictment. TO be
hanged by the neck until he was dead"
\ black sheep. indeed, that worthy
Prince Pierre: so very much so that
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
A STRAW FOR PRlNcEsse PIERRE.

Still. "princoSsc Pierre did not 20
altogether unrequtcd, sine" millinery,
not being her strongest point how would
she have acquired - talent for II IN her
fathers small plumber shop. "r even
later on, excepting I" gin" upon her
head the hidcous iiyaway t"qu"s put m
vogue by Eugene 'r"tOur dEgypt"' p
she failed to succccd-a very silly thing
10 do for so genuine" Buonapdrto az
herself, seeing that. ~ Napoleon / took
pains to point out IN words that must
surely have bccomc historical, Nothing
succeeds Ike a Success
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
HIS lllEGlTlMACI.

Let sleeping dogs lie should certain
l., bav, been Roland's motto after so
r,ortifying an experience, more espe-
cisIiv if he had taken the trouble before
his orphanhOod - cast glance ~
works Of uobihary reference, such, Tor
instance, 2s th- .AlmanaCh de Gotha,
which were unanimous In pointing out
thar Prince" Pierre Bucnaparto was a
bachelor until death closed his mouth,
thus preventing him from raising any
further radical objection 10 the importu-
nate demands ot the ambitious Roland
and Of his accidental mother one Jus
tine RUIN. with whom Prince" Pierre
had q noisy liaisor.
The ground upon which Roand-who
strictly speaking, has no shadow OF right
~ tho name ana title OF Prince Roland
Buonapartc''--is basing his extraordi-
Ysrv claim 70 the chiettainship of the
Buonauartes il. that his father father,
Prince Lucien. was next in age 10 Ma
-oleon I and therefore older than broth
or Louis. King oT Holland" putative
parent o. Na aPoIeon H. anu d'e' o'''
than brother jerome hl's % "eS'
phalia, from whom 'he PleSe", p
fender' VICTOR ->ap'l7Vi''
me ho's"or'i! ''s9'"' -.
ana els" 'n' A'i'Si a'
pescei!oV1.
NO. l. ''e'
niS-oll- I'-I ''n' '1''o - -
eh aroeh' re!"Oi'la'' '''u ''-"
taVed the lie ol MS "'o'"''
poieon l--on tne neinor"oie '''" "
naire at ~ 'l'uu apart 'o"i ".''
'amily toeling OF '''sIo'e '''''.'0.' -.
0rmiy oeileVsa 'hS' 'i''S caro- i'"''''O
Nouio - inc oi'~ '''a" wiz '"o
torcetol enere!' "SS'% W '0'.,'
TstaoilSh ps''n8''"' ''P'''''
frAnc'.
When NtBtIEbN became y IrSf ' bllsI
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
His Assumption Of This Unau-
thorized Appe!lation Has
Caused Surprise.

-,,,r,sh;, lalc ~ the Brentwood Company
~NE Of the most extraordinary
things that have heen seer for
" ... hnradeS IN EurOne ~ mon
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

Our Upholstery Department,
Third Floor. 35th St. Rear. Is
well equipped TO supply Shades.
Slip Covers and Awnings. The
thoroughness of the work is not
surpassed In the city. our prices
cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
AS an illustration OF our Low
Ast-in-the-Ci prices: For dUa-
ings zoe charge less per yard for
the material used than the price
the uSudl dwhih0 maker pays
tor IT,
Third Floor, 35th St, Resr.)
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
We introduced open
stuck ch N into America


and we still offer the largest
choice of patterns OF any store
in New York. We have ~
opcn-stock patterns now You
can replenish any open-Stock
set as breakagc or greater
needs make necessary.
Many noted l. n Ills h
makers are also represented
in our asSortments, five being
from Wedgwood.
One Of these Wedgwood sets,
with neat gold acid-etched bor-
der. is priced at $4,000 for a
hundred pieces. Such a set would
be priced = or VI more in any
other store. But we have splen-
did pen-stock china as low as
Sl7.9o for a green floral spray
design with gold OF edge and
handles, from our own factory III
Rudolstadt.
Basement 34th
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

..,,y,,eb.. 1olc. ~ the BreutHood Company
NE of the most extraordinary
things that have heen seer Tor
~ MANY decades III Europe which
,. saving not little-is the recent adoP-
.ion. without the slightest reason
,,,bority or warranty. Of the prefix OF
.,,,ror,ar hichness" by Roland Buona-
parte.
hitherto Prince Roland. as he vas
,,,our had been considered an exceed
,rglv shreWd and really clever man
having used The greater portion o. the
.sst revenues derived from his part
o,.rersbip Of the public gambling tables
- Monte carlo 20 very good ends sue
.aadipg thereby IN making the origin ot
the money lie 50 layishly spent 90 be a.
most forgotten
A. . matter ot fact. Roland has en-
6oved several useful institutions OF
scientific character and there are very
foD, ,nrortant + - Of research in
which his contributions hayc not helped.
This is 80 true that i'm recognition OF MS
services 20 science he received no' only
,he highly prized distinction OF election
70 the Institute Of France. in that
branch called the Academy Of Sciences
which enables linn, h. the Way, 10 wear
on official occasions the curious green
broidered uniform nicknamed by rrev-
erent people 'la peau de grenouuIe
1.-THE frogs skiu")-5u! also the honor
Of being selected as president Of the
French Geogra phical Society
Unfortunately, ii appears. these GTau'
wing titles no longer keep him content
for he nov claims not only general rec
ognition as an imperial hghne5s' but
also the seniority--one might say Inc
''headship"-of the House OF "nona-
yarte. surely he must have forgotten
that 70 the last day OF his life Che died III
1ssD his father. Prince Pierre Buona-
parte. politely but firmly declined 70 rec
ognize him as his Legitimate son.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
German Porch Screens

Our own importation from our
own office in Berlin, at Wilhelm
Strasse. IS. Made of we'll sea-
soned linden wood, with very mar
row Stats, affording perfect pri-
vacy to the porch Tightly bound
with strong green twinc and fitted
with ropes and porcelain ring.
Sizes 6 #. xSft.. f42s; SIT xS 1t,
$Se9; Sit. X 10 it., $40.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
iUclEN's GREAT GENEROSITY.

After Napolcon's escape from there
IucioD with great generosity fastened
10 his brothers side and instantly
placed his entire fortune at his lisposal.
For one" ~ his life Napol un WIS
touched /, is recorded, and d.rirg the
Hundred Days preceding Wa rlup ne
bestowed upon tho pardoned I.uci.n a
great many hunOrs until then withheld.
but not however, including the lofty
aDpoliatiOu "f "imperial highucss." or
even of hiRhrra9 FOR the matter If lo..t.
II is here where Roland Buo,.4raItc
begins his little mistake, in attempting
TO prove that his grandfather, Lucien,
then received the right Of styling him
s't imperial highnesS, and that he.
himself therefore naturally inhcritg This
dignity; for as Is well known. Lucicn,
once his imperial and still more i'm
Derious brother had been--through for
lin quite QuixOtic display Of trustful-
ness IN an enemy--Carefully slowed
away on far of 81. Helena, withdrew
'p Homc, and died there in 1910 as
Prince Of Canino ana # MGsigu0. titles
Sranted him at his demand by His Holi-
ness the Popr, in direct opposition, il
would seem, to his former free and re-
publican opinions.
Ills son was decidedly % lause Of
trouble aad chagrin 10 Napoleon III. not
10 mention the sorrow he caused to his
own father for Prince Pierre began his
career Of disturber rather early, having
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27

sic Sosiol 9emofratie feline Holt'
tiff ser bloBen @erneinung ooer Der
tbeoretilben S6mdrmerei filbreli,
lonoern m1B nit politipen 2eiitur-
gen aufmarten. Sol6e poiitlpe
2ei1tunqen fDnnen aber ni6t err
langt merben menn man prtr5t~
piel Oppoiition ma6t ooer feline
&raft babel pergeuoet, 9tnse
ourhieten gu mollen, oeren Sc
~flrportllng iofort oie lammtlidert
anoern 8arteien CUR feiten 9baluns
pereinigen miiroe. 0as meiB man
i'm Slot Der 9ortei ieoenfoas ebetr-
10 gut, mie onoersmo nno man
fam poiitipe Mrbeit ermarten, cine
Mrbeit, BEL Ser alt6 onoere mitlpir-
fen fonner1. @elder Mrt bteIe @r-
belt ieiu miro, mifien mir nifr,
aber man fam 9eipan1t ouf lie
lem. @ir glau6en, bob tie gut iper-
Sen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27

geredtfertiet mdre, mag oabingeltellt
bleiben, gum groBen Sell aber
miiliell mir Die llriahe gelten loi-
len.
9a5u fonrmt sic pernlcbrte @olse
prohibition. Seit 1896 fat iie iidj
oerooppelt. @olo aber lit Der i'll.
tcr1otionale @ertmeIier fir alle
@aare. Sc menieer oapo1 porDan.
oeu it, oelto groBer miro ieine
aauffrait; nit Der 3nna6nle fdllt
lie, beoingt Die 8aare alio 6oberc
Freiie. 0iele Misrepresentation 1T
oud in @etrodt 5l 8ieben werlll
man Die llriadem Der Seuerlllg
felt5ultellen iu6t. gs lpare iid)erlid
Don groBem @erte, ipenll bic Sea-
tionen barin een1einiame Snd)e
rnodterL llln gatiaden 5u crnit-
tell1, Die oonad als nnbeltreit6ar
gelten miiBten. 9aul foilnte man
51 gelesgeberiiden Masregeln ldrci-
ten, pie iie iib alls Ser Notmcnoig.
felt Der Gage ergabelL 5ul1ddit sur
2bjuitierune Ser Understanding, III
oeren aere1ter Gerteiluna bas gauge
8ebeimnis oes mirtidaftliden Sril-
oens liegt. Wailip. Serolo.
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@mdlitablidl luabr.

9er @erliner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ter oes bieligen ngruminer" telegra-
pbiert ieinem @latte:
Ser 9ailer ion i1 einer TIT
terbaltung nit elmer @n5abl promi-
uellter 5diffs : Wagnaten Die aeu-
Berung getan babeli: n@enn i'd i'll
ge3ug auf ben Shiffsbau Mues er.
reidt babe, mos ib min uno nocp
eimige Mdnner fir Die Mrmee oa5n,
uilo oas miro etna I'M Sabre 1916
ciirL 10 meroe id eegeu glglanc
losgeben.@
Oies it, mie Maes, mas in ben
Searitiden 8lattern itebt buhltab-
lid mar, Die 5ade lit ndmlid Die:
Bel aGen mihtigen Mngelegenbei-
ten 5iebt Der Roiier oieien geidcil-
ten uno %aneebIi6 oisfreten 9erid)i-
critatter 5u 9late uno legt ibm iei-
ne eebeimiten Ylane Dor. ltnfer
Mmerifaner lit allo p~oaltanoig eings-
luei1t. limo aug oieiem 8ertralen.
oos ibm ser Safer entgegenbringt,
entltebt Bel ibnt Die Neigung, iid,
entipeoer cine Snoisfretion 5t lei.
item ODER aus freien Stiiden 81 CT.
finoen nit melhen 9ldnen iid)
scr 9aiier trGgt. SIN obigen Safe
fat er ben %gnglanbern einen Wint
gegeberL cine @arnulle 8ufommen
laiien, Die seruoe5u nnbe5ablbur
iit. 9as erfIdrt iid ieood burd ben
@ifer, nit Dem sic @merifaner ben
Gneldnoern gu oieuell 6ereit iipo.
@enn : briiben giner 5orfififa'
tionsplGne fopiert ooer ltieblt, 10
erbGlt cr Seltlurgsltrafe. l1nier
oplerifmiiher 3eitungsnimn bleibt
unbebeaigt, ielbit menn er Die
lGmmtlihen 8lGl1e ser Mrmec une
Marine preisgibt mo audi nod
oas Sobr nennt, in iuelhem Der
S6lag qefiibrt luerben ioa. Sc lit
ebet alles budltdbli6 pabr, iuas er
iagt = bemeile i6m Giiler mol oas
@egeuteil.
@emi(oert miro sic gGpeide gott-
lob nod oiirh Den folgenoen Nod)-
iot: .Obglei6 oiele ongeblide foi-
ierlide @euBerung in aaen politl-
i6en, militdriiden, offi5ieflen uno
Marinefreiicn, in meIde iie geornn-
gen 1T, groBe G%itfregnilg mo alt1-
qeregte 9ommeutare berpor9eriiten
bat, 10 lit sic geiorgnis i'll ge-
miIIem @raoc oo6 our6 Die cat
Iode beIdmidtigt oaB bier Sabre
pergeben miiiien, che sic ariiis
fonmt.
0os lit ood iuenigitenS cine Be
rl6iaung, menn iie aud Die @abr,
belt Der Meloung feinesipees Obj
ihlpodf. SG. Staats3tiung
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sic f0iuttet DDS berutetDem

gufen1dmer5en, aopfweb, sdbpade, gaerpoitat, Nieoergeifloeen-
belt #uno GerorieBliffet-oie i6lben 9n5enben ipeiblid}er Sdppade-
perbttern mond1er Srou fire Sreuoe am 2eben. Maes oas FAINT per=
n1ieoen meroe1 uno Sic fonnten iorglos leben, penn Sic oent 8enpiele
anoerer Srouen foIgen puroen, Oenen GarSni, oas 6ronen Starfung~
mite, @e{unobeit uno 3ufrieoenbet eegeben.
Grou G.. 81. @nitb, @olosboro, g. g., idrei6t inns in einent ibrer
griefe: SD bette bie1e belunru6igenoe Spmptone eineS4 +SrauenRi,
oens. Mein aopf Id5n1er5te unb meme Settle tbat mir tpeb. Ser &rat,
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Gin Selo in einem Qeadttmrm.

SabreIang bat S. g. 9onobne,
80. @apen, Mih, 3apitdn i'm Sir.
Jerfriese, als 2euhtturm -8eamter,
handles @rad Derbiitet; aber Sat.
lode lit, oaB er bieaeiht ielblt eln
@rad ~gelporoen mare, bate electric
gitters oies nibt perbiitet. Or flu.
rierte Mid bon Nierenfranfbeit uno
6ieber"1 i6reibt er, LIMO perbeierte
meme Sebfraft nadoem id erfolg-
ilos anoere Mtittel beriudt battc.
Dit 70 Sabret fibIe i'd mid MN
MOL" unpergleidlides Mittel fir
0pspeplie, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ma.
gem, 2eber- uno Nierenleioen. Ser.
iudt i'm. Nur SOC BET alien Druggl.
item.
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5biff befebliates u1o pie es moa-
lib mara baB Die Buloerlaoung
obne Die norgei6riebene itoatlide
gaufiidtiaung an 9oro eenommcll
muroe. Asad Ser @niidt oes @bge-
oroneten felt iid Ser SAT- als Elm
idmerer Misbraud Der beleii6ell
Jlagge oar. Ser &aoelsfiibrer Sir
ricos ioQ iid langere 3eit in Brill
iel unb Mntperpen o~ufgebalten ur3
BORT 5oblreide 9e5iebullgcn al1ge-
fliipft haben.