The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13
METHODS OF RELIEF
OF DEAF AND DUMB

to testate: moreover that he had been
subjected to undue influence by Paul
Musurus Bey. The plaintiffs represent
leading families of Greece. Turkey,
Rumania. Bulgaria. Italy and France.
the French parties to the suit oeinG
the Countess Matthew de Noailles. OF
the French ducal house Of tnat name
and who, somewhat celebrated as
poet and as an author. Is through her
mother a grand-niece Of the late Prince
Vogorides.
Popular sympathy is all with the
plaintiffs. For Paul Musurus is not
popular in Paris, where he makes HIS
home and where his record has been
quite the reverse OF pleasant FOR
while secretary Of his fathers Turk
i>h embassy in London ana possessed
of little or no fortune OF his own. ne
abducted young heiress of the name
of Countess Marie d'Imcourt a niece
of General the Marquis de Gallifet,
from the convent in France where sne
was being educated. md. deeing Win
Ter to England. married her there &C
cording to the requirements of Eng
lish law.
Some time later, venturing to cross
the Channel, he and his wife were ar
rested. and while he was expelled by
the police as an undesirable foreigner,
despite his diplomatic status, she was
forcibly placed by the members Of her
family in another convent. the mar
riage being declared by the French
tribunals as null and void. owing TO the
failure Of the girl to secure for her
marriage with Paul Musurus, that con-
sent Of her relatives which was then
demanded by French laws to render a
married, as Nile d'Imcourt to Prince
Kraft Hohenlohe Of Germany.
Naturally this episode served to
queer Paul Nusurus in the eyes OF all
the old French aristocracy. But as
he was still more disliked in England.
ne concluded to make his home In
Paris, after he had obtained permtS-
sion from the French government to
return thither and acquired certain
social currency through the protection
of his sister. the enormously wealthy
Princess de Brancovan. who occupies
one Of the finest mansions in the
Feench capital
Paul Musurus il, like his sister, a
Christian Of the Greek rite. as were
his father ard his elder brother Steph-
en-, both Of whom died as Ottoman am
bassadors n London.
The marriage Of Mile dImcourt to
Prince Kraft Hohenlohe of the Aus
TRAN army. did not prove very happy
and was sundered by divorce in
1901, whereupon the ex-prtncess. after
becoming a convert to Professionalism.
married Baron Julius Wansenheim.
Duchy Of Brunswick. director OF the
court theatre there: the third of her
three matrimonial ventures proving
more successful than the two others.
There Seems to be considerable
the future home of the German crown
prince and dispatches from Berlin con-
vey the impression that the palace
now IN course of erection for him at
Pctsdar has been so altered In con.
formity with his wishes and those of
totally out Of keeping with the ad-
Jacenf Neues Palais. occupied by the
Kaiser, who is alleged TO BE- Infatuated
thereby.
Now the fact of the matter is that
there arc two palaces IN course of con-
struction for the crown prince One Is
al Pc:sdam itself IN the grounds OF
;hc Heues ralais and at right angles
Herewith The designs have all been
approve. BIZ the Kaiser ard :: Is be-
ing built at tn. exrsns. of the crown.
The other IS private country resi-
deace more on the lines Of an English
nobieman's country sest than Toyai
palace. and which the crown prince and
crown princess are building or their
own account. on the shores o! the lake
known a. the JunRsernsee. ], Is per-
fecsly true thai this country house IS
far more Ea<iish. or rather scotch.
than German: bat , tbs cone -. eo ng s
IL 10 q low buildins OF the Elizaseshan
order covering IN extensive arcs an"
suggests the Eag!ish princess Foysrs
highland home az Mar LOGIC " "
built with 0 view TO room aa3 CON-
fort rather than for show. Yonp ana
scopyriss, 1913. By the Brentwood
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