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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
1esriebensfonierens in Der Sdaueis.
6 hiuiio Shnuei;, 1 Sept

Ser Sorihlag oes 0iferreidl=ungo-
ridden Minilters 0es MeuBern. @raf
gerhtbolo, Sen europaiifer Nro=
oir5en ser Surfei nah un0 nnh pon-
it611oige slutonon1ie ein5urdunen,
bat ste tiiirfiiiiden 9elegaten Ser Grie=
0eltsfonferen5 peranlaBt, aaes uuT=
5ubiete11, Inn einen ih1peuen MbihluB
Ser @erbanolungen herbei5ufiihrea.
Sic beiteben 1pieoerbolt oarauf, 5aB
SstaIien 0as Gefret, melhes 5ripolis
ais Mneftion erflart, penn audi MIR
iorn1en 5uriifruft, uno MAIDEN ou-
gegen SEN @oridlog, ooB Sic Regie=
rung oes 9ar15es einem Hrin5en u6er=
geben miro, Ser pom Sultnn ernannr,
aber Don ssStulien ausgemablt uoroen
lit. Gnpfoblen fir 0ieie5 slut uiro
Guronan 9lli Nniho. ein Mbfomm=
ling zines alten tripolitanilhen 8e=
1hleftes. pelher Jest 9iirgermetiter
Ser StaSt 5r1polis it, Ser italieni=
idle Eren1ierr1i11ilter 8ioletti Fat oie=
ien @orihlag uber 5uriifgemielen.
Ter Miniiter bei1eht 0aral1T. oa5 Sic
gan5e Trage Ser 9Srieoensbeoingun=
gen entrpeoer nah SEN @irIhen uno
SSntereilen Staliens georonet mer-
SEN miiBte, n6er Ser &rieq nur5e
fortgeiett 7ieIe Stenurg hdlt er
ieet nod feiter als friiher, neil oas
gar15e 9u1lo hinter ih1n eft, uno er
feinen @i5efritano inn 4abinet fin5et.
9lud Sic finnn5iene Gage Ssstnliens
lit 10 giinitig, 6oB feinerlei @riegs=
a1leihe nothmenbig lit. Sn einem
Tunfte fins Die bei6en Mahte aber
einig, uno 5as tit, oaB feline Sr1ter=
pention gapiittiht Miro, 5enn oiefe
lpiiroe beioen 9d1roern tbeuer 5u Ite-
fen forrnen, 50 Sic i11terpenieren5en
Mafte nohrlheinlih gismarf Toli-
tif 6es ehrlihen Miaflers beTolgeu
rpiir5er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
EetrplenmfDnia beSrobt.
&c 2 10 q o IF. 3. Gent

Mie Sic ~@orIo" n1elSet, hat 9sohn
3. Hodefeller nuf ieirer geiiturg in
Tocantico SiQs Bel SSarrntomn 8riefe
erholten, in oenen er nit Sem 5ooe
heoroht miro. 9aher iin5 auf Sem
8run5Itiide sahlreife, be1poffnete
@1dter angeiteat moroen, 9eputp=
Sferiffs uno 3eteftips, iorDie Trtpat=
bean1te. ssn Sen griefen Mrs Don
Rodefe1er ein 9oiegelo qeforoert.
sluh qegen ieinen Coin, Sobn 8.
3odefener ST.. Iirt0 Sooesorobungen
ausgeitoBen por6en, ur16 oeiIen ge=
aentpdrtig an Moiern erfranften BET
SEN Heinen @inbern merben NIT @nt=
fibrung be6robt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Sic Seoamfeier.
g erl in 3.

= II, :. Sepl.
9lnlaBlih Ser ~. @ieoerfebr oes
SS1brestages Ger Sdlaht bei Seoan
felt aaiier @ilbeln ser 3lpeite
fsute auf oem 5ernpelbofer 6eloe
cine Sruppe11ldau ab, an Ser iih Sic
gr0Bte !MilitdrItdrfe betheiligte, Sic
ien1als in Sriaoens5eiten BEL Berlin
Sulamrnenge5ogen mar. Sic bei1ano
aus 10000 Mann, melhe aus Ssnfa11=
terie, &apaaerie, slrtiaerie, Grain
nn0 gl'e?1eahl1trl;ppen 5lllunlmenge=
lest muren, unD Ser 8arSe oSer Sem
Oritten 9lrn1eeforps angeborten. Gum
erlten Male nahm alh oa5 1Slieger=
forp5 0es Seeres on Ser 5ruppen=
idou tbeil, uno mabren0 Sic Regin1er=
te Bel ben1 Scatter porbei5efiIierten
flogen Sic Meroplane un6 6ie Ienfba=
rem gaaons iiber ibren &opTen bl-
bin. Seine 91aieitat itano ullter
elmer eir5elneu Noppel, Sic III Ser
Mitte oes groBen grer5ierfelses i1e6t,
un6 eruioerte unern1ii0lih SEN 8ruB
ser porbei5ieben0en Sruppen. Nabe
Bel linn iton0 Ser ameritanilhe 8ot=
idafter in Berlin Sobn g. q. 9eilb-
man uno Ser Meiilitdrattade ser an1e=
rifa11iiden gotidaft Capt. Gam 8.
'Sbartle. sluh unter Sen 3ulhnuern
befan0en lid Sunoerte Don angeiehe=
nen 9ln1erifanern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
8uf11tan.

3apier @urlp but Don 5rDei Afern
t6O guihel @afer ge0roiden. = So
lepb 9ebler bat e5 10 pielen an0ern
sSungens bon bier nadgenadt uno
bat iid 5ur @ermen6ung ieiner &rafte
no6 georoonfota begeberr. = Gum fl.
gbeitono mur6en bier oerfiin5igt
Sssobn Oeiil1er uno SRI. Moria Gen=
sen, beioe aus 5ieier @emeinoe. 9te
@oh5eit lit auf Sen fonmenoen 2ien=
ltag feitgeiett.
Eier5.
9origen Dfontug traf bodm. P.
@erner, >. e. g., pelder gleid nad
Sitern eine 8eiudsreiie nad 9eutift
lano antrat, no er NIT einer Wal1e
lieber @erlpo1t0ten befannt muroe,
bier bei ieinen gltern mobl uno mutt
ter Elm CUR 8erihterltottung aaesDel=
len, mas er inn per1pan5idaftliden
4reiie ienieits 5es groBen @oiiers ge=
noiien bot. II Solepb Raud NOR Ser
erIte 6urnter, 1pelher oiesiahrtgen
@ei5en Bier 5r1 Murfte bradte 9te
1sruht NOR geo. 1, un5 Ser @ei5en
mog 5S1a Efun0. - 6rau Sobn 8ol=
tier hot iid nad 5mei @oden langem
geiude BEL bieligen @ermanoten auf
cine meitere geludsreiie naf) Ct
Glor5 uno 6oItings gemaf)t u1o miro
Don lettereln Hlnte aus Sic @eim=
reiie nod California antreten. =
@einrih ShuIte lit lebte @ode nod
MunIter, Canada, gereiit, no ser lar=
gere @eiuh ieiner Sodter, 5ruu S.
8. 8er1ping, gelten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Gufel Cara iaat

,gs n11nn1t 11idt rnebr al5 cine @ier=
telpi1rte Mnitrengung, 9eute in eine
5dlantniie Don 8eidnperoen gu brin=
gen" un6 cine geringe 8ernadl1iii=
gung ser ger6nuung, gilioiitdt I'm
Der5ouIidfeit ODER ortoere 9eber= I'm
or6nung tptr6 ons gleide ha1n. 8er1
franf, nebntt ST. &ings Neue 9ebens=
pillen fir ruide 8ei1ltate. 9eidt,
l1l1lddoli9, iiher un6 mir 25f in Wo-
litors Drug 5tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
srobeben in Merifo.

qua alaiara, Seer. 9. Sept.
Sic heftiglte groerifiitteru1tg lett
Sem srcben grobeben POM s. Mal
rpuroe Conn. 1gnaft Inn 10 l1fr BON
SEN gin1poElrern oon @uaoulujaru,
Mer., peripurt. Ssn aaen Staotbei1en
lpur6en 6auier beihdoigt, u11o einige
fleinere 1pur6en iognr oolltanSig oer=
nihtet. 5ootlihe l1nfdlfe muroen
n1ht gen1eloet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
@olfenbrmd in Chicago.
Ghicaao. sM.. 2. q

" y y >Su., .. Sepl.
2S1111erhalb elmer Stunbe ftel Weon=
tagnad,nittng in Chicago, Sn., 111a
3oa &egen, uno piele &e1ergeldolle
muroen unter @aiIer gelett Snfolge
6es gru6s ether Mb5ugsr0hre muroe
hus @eitaurart un5 gar5immer un=
ter @nHer geiebt, 1pns cine 5temlihe
Mufregung unter 6en @aiten oernr=
iafte. @iele StraBen i'm @elhdfts=
oiitrift murSen in flei11e 8ahe per=
monSelt. glitidIdge peruriadten nidt
me11iger ols pier5ig gran5e Ser Sc
ian1lntifnoen lpir5 auf 100000 ge=
ihast.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
5000 3lpeise in Ser. staateu.
.M e 10 q 0 r f,

a)aebr als 5000 3rpeige Ser Sells
armee in SEN Ser. Stuaten peranltul=
teten an1 So11tag cine @eoddtniB-
feier fir Sen Deritorbener @riinoer
Ser 6eiIsurn1ee, General @n1. Booth.
sluBer0em fnnoen ungefdhr sur glei=
den stunoe in gegen 5000 3peigen
in Ser gon5en ibrigen @elt dbnlide
5Seiern itntt, Sic ane Senielben ernlten
Gharufter trugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Mlasfas &ohleniddbe~
Seattle, @aih.. 2. Sept.

Sedf ! e, gSd1h., 2. Sepf.
TiinfunooreiBig Wfitglieoer oes
Runoes= =Minenbureaus fins am Mon=
tug an Rcr0 oes Gamblers Mapola
oon SeottIe, @aih., nod 9llosfn ab=
1efahre1. I'M Sic @erpenoborfeit Ser
aohlen Ser @ering Hioer=@ruben fir
Sic 4riegsn1nrir1e feit5u1telen. Ser
rpihtigI1e Sheil Ser 4ohlenfeloer, Be-
fannt unter Sem Nan1en Stracep &
Cunningham GIai1ns, fins fur1funo=
sspan5ig Meilen bon Ser Miinoung oes
9ering=Stron1es gelegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
,Sngeniemr=&DnqreB.
e e NJ q o IF. 9. Sep

yt e 10 y 0 T t, 2. Sept.
8ege1r Sreihun5ert herporragenSe
sSngenieure aus nI1er 6erren 9dn6er
iin5 an1 Weontog nuf Deridie6enen
2onrpfern in Seem yorf angefomnen,
Inn an Sem it1ternationalen @ongreB
5ur Erifung BON 8aunnteriaI bei5u=
mobnen, pelder nm 9ienitag er0ffnet
mfrs. 9euti idIan6 but 5ablretde Ser
treter gei9idt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Grnte pernidtet.

5rnDerie 6 tp, W1ih., 2. Sept.
9ie l1nrgegen5 BON Sraoerie Gitp,
U1ih., uur0e Sorntognoht unS Mon=
too friib BON einenr fruhterlihen &C.
1pitterItrrm bein1geiudt, Ser einen
gdn6en BON ntebreren tauierro Sol
Lars anridtete. Sen 6auptido5en
bahen Sic Selepbon= unS Selegrapben-
qeleuiduften, iotpie biele SSormer 81.
frozen, 6eren gr1te itenen1peiie per=
niGtet tpur0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
@eianbter geitprben.
g a ih / II g t 0 II, 2. !

W q y I II g D II, =. SepI.
@an1ilton Sing, aus Slioet, Mid,.,
BeianSter Ser @erei11igten Stoaten
in Saim, lit nod elmer @abel0epelde
0es @i5egeneralfonluls @anien an
Sas Staatsoepartenrent geitern in
@angfof, Ser @auptlta6t Stans, am
9er5ihlag peritorben. Ct miro mor-
gen beerbigt lper5en. Sing lit 1862
in ct. Sobns, g. s., gebore11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
7senersbrmnit.
g II tte Otout.. / sc

2s11 Suite, Mo11t., mur0e un1 Sonl,-
tag ourh cine 7seuersbrunlt ein Sf,u-
Sen in 6ohe pom ungef1br S155 900
nngerihtet. ells Elm 3ug Ser Butte.
Mnoconou & Eocific gabn, Ser Sic
MnnconSo Teuerlpehr nah Suite
brodte, in ser Rdbe Don 1urant ent-
gleiite, lpur6e ser 2ofon1otiofuhrer
un6 Ser &onoufteur iduper uno neh-
rere an0ere Nerlonen leidt oerlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Seftiser @olfenbrndl.
Eittsburgb, ga, 9 Se{

T1ffs burgb, No., 9 Sept.
Gin nit molfenbrudartige11 9}e.
aen oerbun0ener @etpitteriturn1 iuhte
sonntagaber15 Sas meitlihe EennIpl.
ponia hein1 uno unterbrn9 itellenpeiie
Sen geiomn1ten 9rubt= un5 giien.
babr1nerfebr. Ant idlin1nriten iob es
in Mercer uno SEEM Cattle aus. Ssr
Ser nn1gebung bon Eittsburgb, So,
1puroen piele Seller unter @aiIer ge.
nbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Cpfer BEG 6odl.paners.
Titts b II rah. 3. Get

sssn1 6odtpaiiergebiet bon 4ennipl=
puniu. Ohio ur6 @eit=Tirginia iirt6
etpa so Biz 60 0erionen un1gefom-
men. Ser @eionl1ntlhooen miro ol1i
S2,OOO,OOO berehnet. @iele Terioner
iino ob6odlos, uro aud Sic Snbl Ser
9e,,te Sic orbeitsIos getporSen fins,
lit beSeuteno. 8iele tper6en nod per=
miBt. 3as @of1poiier lpurSe bl,rd
fltrdtbnre Regenitiirme neruriudt.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1912-01-12
A Menace to Public Safety

The saloon has already gained unenvabe reputation
trap for and boys Many poor fellow caught in it's
meshes, be released until death cuts the bands
State street aoonkeeper in Chicago recently proved him
self to be not wholly devoid of of the eternal fitness
things According to morning paper he rugged up trap door
of easy to his basement bar This door
for only during rush hours and holidays and Sundays
1t will be noted that Sunday takes its place with rush hours and
holidays in the saoons calendar Notwithstanding the State
Law says that saloons must be closed on that day.
Investigators for the building department. which depart
ment carrying campaign against encroachmen side
walks reported that the trap door continuance of this saloon
keeper is menace to the public safety we'll illegal OBJ
struction Of public property.
In the light of recent developments in certain cations
which involved the saloons of Chicago that Indictment "a
to the public safety could ttng apply saloon
entrances than one.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1912-01-12

Hold that lever steady That will be the of
for County Local Option i'll the coming Forty Eighth General
Assembly, The old temperance engine is forging ahead-hc
has covered considerable distance in the years
not go dead in the last did she take SWITCH Three
good laps in the stretch toward complete saloon humiliation
covered IN the enactment of three that working for
the suppression of saloon domination In another column
of this Issue found record of the effectiveness
measures-the Quincy Law The old engine will continue
its forward journey every good citizen will part get
clear track.
You are interested in the securing County Local Option
Law Remember that the fight for this law will be lost
April See that switch? will depend entirely upon who
holds the lever that day whether the old temperance engine
will take siding will continue her joyful way Do your
full duty Mr. Good Citizen by helping beginning now organ
lie the state for County Local Option victory The sentiment
in favor of such law is here. Rightly directed will
Will you work for this victory?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
STREET STORIES

There is at least one other profes-
sion, in addition to that of journalism,
wherein the members of which receive
condemnation" for what they do or
do not do. The other is the profession
of law. This fact is attested to by
several lawyers of the Wayne county
bar.
In circuit court this morning one
member of the bar stated that he
should have certain fee for settling
a case, inasmuch as he had received
several "cussings' while attending tC
it. Judge Fox acquiesced as he said:
L don't feel real healthy unless get
cussed twice daily. But let me tell you
that the man who beats me cussirg
must have real good health and a good
constitution. For when it, comes tC
that, | can keep pace with the rest"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
Il WANT RAYMOND"
S0BS YOUNG BRIDE
Young Belmont, Scion Of
Wealthy Family, Leaves
Actress Wife.
National News Association

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 want my
Raymond. not money" cried Ethel Lor-
RAIN. the EhowSirl bride of Raymond
Bei<s.ont, son of August Belmont, multi
millionaire banker and turfman, be-
tween soe.. in her apartment in the Ho-
tel Gosford today. Young Mrs. Lor-
raine Belmont had just been asked
about a report that August Belmont
had offered her $4,000 to consent to
an annulment. Breaking away from
her maid who was manicuring the
brides nails, Mrs. Lorraine Belmont
wept as she gave the following inter-
view:
Raymond is gone and that is all
know. He has been gone five days
and I am sure that only Threats of his
father is keeping him away from me.
| will not talk about that silly report
that Mr.. Belmont offered me $4,000
10 give Raymond up. / would not give
him up for all the millions the Bel
monts possess. 1 love him and he
loves me.
Il didn't marry him for money. I
don't want money" Here Mrs. Lor-
raine Belmont snapped her fingers in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
LIST OF ARRESTS.
Sixty-six Violators of Law
Caught in November.

The police report for the month of
November shows that a smaller num-
Der of arrests were made than during
the proceeding month. The total num-
Der for the past month was 66 and the
Total for October was 49,
Appended is the list of arrests
Drunk. 81; burglary. 8: adultery. 2:
assault and battery. 9; assault and
battery with criminal intent, 2; as.
sault and battery with intent TO kill,
|; begging, 2; beating board bill, .;
carrying concealed weapons, 2; EN-.
bezzlement. l: larceny, l; lettering, l 81:
malicious trespass. 2; profanity, 1:
safe keeping. l; violating liquor law
/; held for superintendent, 8.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
SENT MESSAGE ON
WATERWAYS BOARD
(National News Association

(National News Association)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-President
Taft today sent a special message to
congress recommending an appropria-
ton to continue the International
Waterways commission during 1913 to
permit it to make a final report on
dam at the outlet of Lake Erie, and to
complete the work of fixing the inter
national boundary between the United
States and Canada.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03

contempt. Il want to deny any ridicu-
Ious report that Mr.. Belmont gave me
$4,000 a year ago when | was playing
at the winter garden to keep me from
marrying Raymond. But ] know l
will get my Raymond back. l am
sure that he is being detained at his
fathers Long Island home and that he
will come to me when he can. l am a
very disheartened woman"
Mrs. Lorraine-Belmont was sobbing
Historically when the reporter depart
ed.
busy to discuss his sons affairs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
NEW CEMETERY

Papers asking for the incorporation
of cemetery have been accepted by
the board OF county commissioners
The incorporators are Henry White,
ley. William Ferris, Howard Whitley,
Cyrus Whiteley, William P Moore.
Jesse K. Moore, Charles Ferris, Mary
Hussen, all of Milton. The cemetery,
which is to be known as the Friends
Cemetery is located near Milton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
His Personal Appearance.

Mammalian afraid that young
Wilder will not make you good hus-
band. Clara. Clara-Why not. NAM
ma? Mamma-Because it seems to me
that he rather neglects his personal APP
pearance. Clara-Yes, that's true.
mamma. and I'm glad you mentioned
it. I'll see that he makes his personal
appearance here every evening after
this instead of only twice week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
WILL DEDICATE
NEW BUILDING
palladium Specially

MOUNT SUMMIT, Ind. Dec s.
The Prairie township (Henry county,
high school building will be dedicated
tomorrow. Appropriate exercises
have been arranged for the occasion,
The exercises will start at 1890
o'clock Among those who will take
part in the program will be Charles A
reathouse. state superintendent OF
public instruction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
Always Room For One Moro.

"That's the tenth can of sardines you
have ordered" said the railway mag
nate Aren't you afraid you will
make yourself sick?'
Pm not eating them" replied the
employee with inventive genius. II
think I'm on the track of way to
get more people into a street car
Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-03
CITY Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Frank Hodgin, %, farmer, Chester,
and Zadelle Stigleman, 10, Chester.
Orville Good, 81, laborer. city, and
Rosa Showalter, IS, city.
Earl Helms, %, farmer, Boston town.
ship, and Alice M. Pinkerton, 20, this
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08
Karageocgevi P@riFay of Sevias King French Capital

The hand of the Turk was heavy"
said the ancient dame. Among the pig
drovers was one George, surnamed Kara
C'dark-complected'O by the Turks. Kara
George-or Black GeOrge-put himself at
the head of the herders of the KOuman-
dia, naturally warlike by their solitary
and dangerous life in the oak forests. and
they pillaged Belgrade in 1905. Three
times. in succeeding years, they chased
the Turks back. They liberated the land
"a wonderful work. The tsar, then
struggling with Turkey. sustained the
patriots. The people acclaimed Black
George as hospodar. and the sublime
porte recognized him. With his Queen
Helen he reigned nine years. They had
two sons, born on the throne George, the
elder, and Alexander, his younger brother
I married George"
All this comes to the writer at second
hand. in private conversation with others:
SO. perl APPS. l ought not to directly quote
the grand old lady. today princess Of
Servia with an apanage of $4,000 a year
in the civil list. though she continues to
live in Paris. But the scene as described
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08

ton. but King Peter, when he used to
run up from Geneva. had his red paint
pot in valise. He took tremendous
vests" and pants in Paris clubs
There are Parisians with whom he has
still an open account.
And Arsene was more so. Up and down
the boulevard he was Kara and
''Cecene' for Arsene) to a various popu-
lation. Ardent. careless, happy disposi-
toned, he would, literally, make friends
with anybody who amused him. His
scrapes We're innumerable For a long
time, his mail came to a friends house
His telephone number was in the name
of his dog-rOt to be bothered" only
friends knew it, The night of the coup
d'etat, the fearful enthusiasm of Pal
myre. cashier lady of a boulevard res
taurant, has passed into history-"J' al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08

George arrived outside Belgrade. His
partisans were gathering. Then suddenly
he was assassinated by the pork trust!
The first pork trust in the world"
sneered the old dame ''Miloch. another
drover, had put himself az the head of
the Servian patriots and persuaded them
to constitute principality submissive to
the sultan. but administered by Servians
This was to get himself a place. Con-
stantinople granted him the right to i'm
pose taxes and have a military guard
Almost his first act was to assaSsinate
Kara George. and only missed martyriz-
ing his two sons,
There is mystery here. The elder
youth, George. was more than merely
unded-"martyrized" is, doubtless the
right word. or, as / said. carved-up. Ger
tainly, he never became candidate for the
throne of Servia. His younger brother.
Alexander, married at the age Of twenty
four. George was still unmarried at
forty.
But what about this pork trust?
some one asked.
'Miloch's administrative functions -
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years Old and very wise. His happiness
had come to him, quietly, in Paris, Too
much blood had been spilled fighting for
that throne.
Alexis. truly. is down there today
fighting, but he fights for Servia. Go,
my son. said the aged princess, 'chase
the Turks from Europe; it is task
worthy of Kara Georges grandson
Bod.jar grew up artistic. Was IL by
Gllettante coquetry that he began call
ing himself an art artisan? Or to mark
contempt for the trade of prince? Neither.
entirely. His brother Alexis head of the
family must have what their mother
could spare from their dwindled fortune.
Liberalities to hangers-on-Some of high
rank-let him who reads understand
had terribly diminished it. Yet the old
princess must be allowed to keep the
house in the Square dl Bo's. whore she
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coaches, saw him enter the French West
Point, feted his outings, celebrated his
graduation. In 1883 Peter married Prin-
cess Zorka of Montenegro, and after her
death he settled "a: Geneva but he was
continually back in Paris. and his two
boys. the present crown prince and his
brother, were brought up in Paris to be
educated. They know the way to the
house in the Square du Bots
x X
Arsene continued to lean an his Aunt
Helen. AS late as 1911 his address, as
given in the Tout Paris. was 3, Square
du Bots de Boulogne. But T. change had
come over the spirit of things. Paris is
wonderful place. The .childless couple
Princess Helen .Anastasievitch and mys-
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FERROUS George-had finally the joy of
welcoming two babies of their own.
One was Alexis, the other Bodijar.
AS they grew up. the differences in the
Karageorgevitch family accumulated
the mSelves.
Peter and Arsene We're brilliant officers
and hard sports. Both distinguished
themselves fighting for France, but the
fiat routine of humdrum life in cities
CALLED them. They had the hot, wild
blood. uncooled. Gay life tempted them.
To win and lose money gave the fictitious
excitement when their blood demanded
the real thing.
Arsene was hero in the Kongo, and
again as q Cossack colonel in Siberia.
He married a Demidoff in st. Petersburg,
and she divorced him in four years. They
had money, and. presto, it was gone!
Arsene has enjoyed the hottest reputa-
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TO me. the ancient dame calling up her
souvenirs in the twilight of the villa
parlor, is striking. ,
When she married young George he
was no longer young or in luck. The
car. making peace with Turkey. had
cody "ceded", Servia to the sultan, and
transported Black George and his fam
lily to Bessarabia, where he could be USE
full keeping down the Turks, and made
him prince and general. Years passed.
The sons became youths. not peasants.
but countryfied or local Russian mobiles
But Black George always had an eye on
Servia. Now a traitor to the people was
pasha at Belgrade. He could not stand
it-and the car again was willing. Black