The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-11-01


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%% jirhE Is AT Irasi one broke
PE heart In Loudon at this MON
EH Is IN the breast " former Xii
k@ d' "E Portugal ijia DARIUS
TE'< ''tbi p"7jFs, the Hgh' hair"
ABAP h~hiHhrd, drmur" I'tl" French
y = whom b" lifted {" dlzy h"iJ
HINM lawr ana forum" by his pa
when u" tRl 'pon III" thr
f"r'lEaD WV hive ro'htoE q
40 with MIA
Nat} III drawing n Jory four times al
Lh ih"' s"I 5""r''Frd before Manuel lnfa
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'"i "'f was pune property Two years a
to.d III" Ear vas saving her money and
ly' I'S"' man came aI"nE ghe would mar,
" "' "'uh nave n cent The right ma
'uFhed up lie Is Harry PiIcrr, Gaby'a
'C"o Hah'IhR partner She has denied 1t f
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''''tS' Du', despite all her laughing protest
'"nl uU'ii Il year from the present date n
wan u' iHaIII'l and vii f"tr" 10 a small
III franc" "h"r" Haby declares ghc VIII b
'ehl 'he rest OF her life to raise chickens.
but THIS story Is not concerned. primarily
Hhby DesIyB 1t IL written to tell you abor
Iato8t troubles OF a monarch in exile. b
MS broken heart Manuel has a broken am
Al last he has lost all faith In the ultimat
cess OF tho valiant band Of royaligts VIII
plottlng. planning and fighting on the fr
OF Portugal. He has been forced to the q
- '""t h's stay IN England will be a p
n'n' one barring a social revolution In the
Wy over which he once ruled. He is M
ploparations to forsake tho temporary abo.
hlchmohd In which he took up his reHlt
penu'n5 MS return In triumph to Lisbon. Al
'aNe up permanent quarters In tho
most aflStoCratlc flats In the whole
"prld-h enBtngton Palace.
Mahuels pessimism Ia due to the
report or his uncle, the Duke OF III
oVorto, VINO, since the royal fam. NJ
ny hottooted 1t out Of Lisbon. has N#E
peeh running between England E4
ana the Spanish-Portugueso from.
teF carry'2g news and instructions
ooI"eeh the boy king and those %9S
VINO are battling for his cause WE$$S
against the overwhelming odds Of WGa
inc portuguese republican govern. W.
ineht' II duke, who is a we'll. W.
meaning but Ineffective sort Of Y
man, recently brought back from
spain proofs that Manuel's cb,m.
plons are indeed in a bad way-i,
fact, Just about in their laat c,,n
manuel has given the last Drnnv
that he can spare, Queen AnaIto
mas made herself almost d~cgtli,,o 49,
hCes' "hile other sources Of rryerrn hamo y .,
sucked dry, The royaIist goldlers ultha,,, =
WITHOUT food, without clothing and nroo,Lo.t
with prices on their ncr,s innL t"",.
with concern to the coming of wintsr
II Is In these circumstances that Kinc No.
mas come forward with an oTor ~ oo,t,,
rooms In Kensington Palace for Manual anS
mother, The relations between tho ura,iah ,
End Manual are very close and CoonSa -
almost to the dollar, the dviDd,jpv ro"o,raa1
The exile. In Kensington paIaco .,,ha,,~t A
ael and his mother probably yi.I rot =
luxurious SURROUNDINGS thnt tho, bovo ~.
Richmond, they will have as rnIghhor. T., 80
ng flats two members OF the EngIiph rnr.i .
ly, The apartments In Kensiprton p,i,co
It the disposal of the crown. and in two ~ IN
ling Edward installed hIg sIstars pri,oa.a 10.
batteHberg and the Duchess of ARGYLL
kensingt0n Palace. In former wars uos al,
d to fall into neglect and tho sanitary cord,ti,
we're not of the best. Then many Of tho roo
we're thrown open to the public. notahI, n,
with the early Years NJ 0uooo U
oria, and. in consideration OF this corcessIor ,
tate bore the expenses Of tho upkeen ~ :
With tho oor,,a ~ IpNoop o
Queen Victoria, radical improvements We
lade IN the furnishings, but even today It wo,
e hard work to rent the several fats to a
merloan accustomed to tho comparative luul