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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

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me this spring and TO see my condition.
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Compound the praise wherever go for
know / would not be here today or have
our fine baby boy if / had not taken it. -
Mrs. SARxH J. STUART, RID. No. 2,
Box l6, Elmo, Mo.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
RAILWAY AND
CITY AGREE
ON PAYMENTS
Council VIII Accept War.
rants and Cash for ,
Franchise Con-
sideratiOn

The city council. at a special meet
ing last night, agreed to the proposal
! that has been made to the city sew,
eral times by the Warren company
relative to accepting the warrants
that are held by the Warren company
Under the terms OF the franchise un-
/ der which the Warren company oper,
ates its street railway lines. the com
pany agreed to pay to the city when
| the Tombstone canyon road was com.
pleted, the sum OF 50 .35G.
The city is debtor OF the Warren
company in the approximate sum OF
$1,000 in warrants and interest I'm
der conditions that were stipulated
the Warren company agreed to can
eel these warrants. and to pay the
city in cash the difference between
the amount, with interest. and the
$4,000 which the company obligated it.
self 10 pay under the terms OF the
franchise.
City Attorney Ed J. Flanagan was
instructed 70 confer with the attorney
for the Warren company, J. VI. O'COn-
nell. 10 prepare and submit next Tues
day night a statement of the amount
Of the warrants with interest.
The city agreed to accept the war
rants and the cash difference under
the terms of the franchise" AS the
city has heretofore COntended for one
construction of the terms of the fran
chise. and the company another and
different construction. this settlement
leaves the matter open. The CON-
pany's counsel, however. stated that
ha Far, q nil to
courts pass on its contention as to
the Interpretation OF the franchise,
should il ever become necessary.
The company contends that when
the franchise was granted. the west
ern limits OF the city then were at
the PritchaTd residence. and that
when the street car line was con
structed that far, they had fulfilled
the part of the franchise as TO extend
ing their line up the canyon
Counsel also stated that in extend
ing the car line TO the Thomas place,
which work is now under way the
company was acting in accordance
with an agreement made by q rep
OF the company and the
people OF the canyon district. and not
as the result Of any obligtion under
Tie franchise The failure of the com
pany to carry out this agreement be
fore this time was the failure of the
city TO construct a culvert near the
Thomas place on which the promise
to construct that far was based.
Both the attorney for the city and |
The attorney for the Warren company |
stated that it was their opinion that |
neither the city nor the company |
could do anything to change the pro
visions of the franchise. as il was
given by the people OF the. city. and /
that the acceptance Of. the warrants 1
snd cash from the company would IN 1
no way prejudice the contention OK
either party to the franchise.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
HEAVY RAIN
DOES DAMAGE
CITY STREETS
Retaining Walls Washed
Out; Cut IL Feet Wide,
20 Feet Long in Tomb
stone Canyon

The heaviest rain OF the season fell
In the district yesteray. according to
Street Superintendent Lorenzo
Wright who based his assertion on
the amount OF damage done the
streets Of the city, instead Of the gov
eminent gauge On the Tombstone
canyon road extension a retaining
wall was washed out. and a cut in
the road 81 aenteen feet wide and sew
enty feet long was made. This had
just been repaired following the rains
OF the last ten days. and viii have 10
be done ali over again. The Thomas
place. where the road extension Joins
the old canyon road, is said to have
been placed In danger should another
severe rain come before the damaged
wall can be rebuilt.
Down town the streets ran rivers
as wide as the san Pedro river or.
dlnarlly runs. and at the foot OF the
gulch the water spread across the
street, bringing down tons Of cans
and other debris. In Review alley
the water made il impossible to pass
until the early hours of this morning.
indicating that the rain in the hills
had been heavier than in the city. A
retaining wall in front OF the resi-
dence Of r. o. Owen, on School
NIL was washed away by the food
waters
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
BLocoKADED
Every Household in 5isbee Should
Know How to Peslst n

Every Household in 5lsbee Should
Know How to Peslst II
The back aches because the kidney,
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The back will ache no more
Lots of proof that Doans KidneJ
pills do this.
It's the best proof, for il comes from
this vicinity.
Mrs. II. P. Diehl, 1l9 Z. Tenth St,
Tucson, Ariz., says: Il am as enthus
lstlc now In my praise Of Doan's Kidney
Pllls now as ! was in February. 1907,
When ! publicly recommended them.
Nhen have beer questioned regard.
ing that testimonial | have vouched
Ior us correctness. ] was severely
troubled by kidney complaint. My
heart was affected, and so serious
was my condition that was told ]
could not live long. Finally ! com
meneed using Doan's kidney Pills.
and before long they made me feel
like a different woman. in fact. /
hrmly believe they saved my life.
Since that time whene vertI have felt
the least recurrence Of kidney com.
plaips ! have taken Deans Kidney
Pills and they have never failed 10
give me prompt relief"
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster Miiburn Co. BunalcN
New York, sole agents Tor the Unit.
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
CUBA APOLOGIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Ample
apologies have been made by Cuban
oJicials from the president down for
the assault by a Cuban reporter upon
Hugh Gibson. American charge DAT
flares. The Havana state department
has concluded TO let the case proceed
in the regular way. though officials
privately believe the proceedings
have not been characterized by that
special energy to secure prompt court
action to be expected.
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CANPi DELAYS LOOTING
OF Ell TIGRE MINE
Continued from Page y

tween there and Nogales destroyed
by rebels have not yet been .rpaired
Minister Las Curain Of the foreign
office; said the government was dis
posed to furnish special trains to
bring back to their homes in Mexico
all refugees as soon as the districts in
which they We're located were gar
risoned by federals. He referred par
ticularly TO the MOTmons who aband-
oned their colonies in Sonora and Chi
huahua.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

CHICAGO. Aug. 3o.-G-ders pIao-
ing Major General W. II. Carter in
command of the central division Of
the war department. with headquar-
tiers al Chicago. have been received
rom Washington. General r. ID
Potts, temporarily in charge. will re-
turn TO Fort Leavenworth.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
CROWDS GREET DEBS
At MONTANA TOWN

BUTTE Aug 3O-Introduced by
Lewis J. Duncan. socialist mayor OF
Butte Eugene V. Debs. socialist can.
didate for president, spoke here to-
night receiving an ovation from d
theater fun Of admirers. and from a
crowd half rs large which was unable
10 gain entrance TO the building. An
ADMISSION fee was charged. Debs
speech followed closely the lines Of
his speech OF acceptance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
KOREANS cHANnE pIEn

SEOUL. Aug. 3O.-AH Of the 1872
men accused Of Korean conspiracy.
now on trial, pleaded not guilty. Two
OF the prisoners testified that form
er confessions Of plotting against the
lie OF the governor general and
Count Terauchi had been made after
they had been beaten and tortured
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
WHY. Of Cpurce

How to Attract the Birds" is the
title Of a new book By 3 well known
author. with a profound knowledge Of
natural history. But why all this
erudition? We always supposed there
was Just one simple mathod--to pa:
salt on their tails --News-Letter.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
122 YEARS OLD: NEGRO HEALTHY

RENO. Aug. 30.-Frank 3. Bacus. a
negro claiming to be the eldest man
IN the west. celebrated his l22Dd
birthday today He is an inmate o.
the state hospital Despite his
years, he is strong and in good
health. q ~
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

policeman, a quarrynan and
roadmender were among the prize
winners at an arts and crafts exhibit
tion held in Yorkshire CEngland) vi.
lage recently.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

me- l had four doc
tors and they said /
had female troubles
and a tum or and
nothing but an oper-
alton would helpm me.
! could not sit still
long enough to eat,
and co uld sic ep
hardly any ! was in
so much misery with
pains in my side and
back.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
Good Holder for Safety Matches

A holder for a box o; safety
matches. intended to be hung on
wall. but which can be folded for car.
rying in the pocket, is the invention
Of a New Yorker.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
Lace Worker. q smxrna.

Girls and women Of Smyrna make
great quantities of lace. The work Is
mostly done in their own homes.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

Our idea Of an ideal marriage is
when a woman who is quick at rep
artee weds a man who is slow TO an.
ger.-DaIlas News.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
Invitation 70 Failure,

A large proportion OF the failures in
life are to be found in the rauk9 Of
the chronic leaners.-Orison SWEET
Marden.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
Modern Axiom.

Work hard and deny yourself while
you are young. 90 that when you are
Did yoR may have things yeu' cannot
enioy.-Iife. -
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
Time We'll Spent

one minute spent In appealing for
divine guidance appears 10 have been
one minute well spent.-Rocbeste
Herald.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

More women would probably marry
Tor money or title if st wasn't for
he kind of men that usually go along.
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O:-Copper firm.
standard l7.30-l7.50. Lead firm 475
TO 49G. ---
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
THE BANK OF Bls5EE
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ARIZONA WEATHER

ARIZONA-Fair in west. Proba.
lily showers in east Saturday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31
DOCTORS
| GAVE HER UP
Mrs. Stuart Finally Saved BY
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vege-
table Compound-Her
Story Interesting.

Elmo, Mo. ~ think your Vegetable
Compound is wonderful for il has helped
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Enloymsn, Within ours.Iu.s-

Enjoyment WITHIN Ourselves.
We have much to enjoy in the quiet
and retirement Of our own thoughts
Longfellow.
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CUBA AP0LOG|zESFOR
SCRIBE'S ASSAULT
Continued from Page u

could be based only upon his person
al misconduct.
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PROTECT

YOURSELF FOR Thai RAINY DAY
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-31

any good Of themselves" is a saying
that doesn't 90 in our case. We have
heard so many nice things said
about our lumber by experienced
builders that We have become used
TO them. There must be a reason for
these compliments, a single trial Of
our lumber vii reveal it to you.
NENRERsoN Lumber Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
SAUL AND THE WITCH OF ENDOR~
One of the Cars Favone Pictures DESPITE tbe RbGcr Su, a.

English and many other languages
Often the fair friend OF some
Grand Duke or the f~avorite OF a
Grand Duchess introduced these o c
cultlsts 10 the court. But often thpir
admission 20 court was their own
sole personal achievement.
VI. Caspar de Shapiro had made
the acquaintance OF Nine. Ncmctti.
a friend Of the Grand Duke Alexis,
~ Biarritz. IN France. and she had
given him a letter OF Introduction
20 The Grand Duke In St. Petersburg.
She toli the Frenchmau many inter
estins and piquant stories OF Rus
sian court life. q which he after.
ward made cool use She also told
him that tho Gar was "a firm bee.
lever ia spiriusm and dreams lie
made a trip 90 Russia and met tho
Grand Duke Alexis. who had lon.
been anxious 90 have a confidential
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occultist at court who could sway
the Car In his favor.
The Grand Duke saw IN Shapiro
the very mar hc wanted. The uncle.
OF the Gar planned 20 have Shapiro
! a spiritisIc seance in Ai5
palace The Grand Duke was so ina
pressed by the wonders he saw Der.
formed by shapiro that De took him
az once 70 the Gar To make ou
the Car a greater impression. ne
caused 10 De printed q bookie. on
the subject Of which DE figured as
the author. although 70 va. merely
copied from a French sp~iritualistIc
magazine. The Gar read 20 lttis
OF his pamphlet and aSred the
6piri,ualist 80 give a sean. a In lt4
study. The Grand Duke W.s the
only person present Thought road
inS. slate writing and tal!. turning
we're the featurcs o. she -allr The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
No. 2.--The Countess
Branitzkaya Describes the
Intrigue of the
mystical Char1atans'
Who Dupe and Rob
the Gar.

things which l used 20 find unbe-
lievsble from my point OF view. II
IS t-ue that / believe that there Is
q mystic power behind the material
istic world and that there is a
spirit in everything We perceive. but
I don't believe that mea like tAis
Frenchman can tell us anything
new about these things-
Your Majesty. I do not dare 70
express my opinion about a man
who is 80 intimate with His Majesty
as Monsieur We shapiro l replied.
Well" said the CzarIna. reflect
lively. the Gar Is right. generally
But I feel intuitiyely an objection
10 Shapiro. I seem 20 see a sug.
ges'lon Of sneering around his
mouth. and there Is a note OF false
hood IN his affected voice. l am
afraid that this intimacy will again
end in a scandal
Have there been already cases
OF A similar nature" ! asked
The Czarina glanced at me sadly
and said;
Yes. very dlsagreeable ones
Don't you remember the scandal Of
Professor Alfonso Barrier"
With the appearance of Professor
Shapiro AZ the court. the Grand
Duke Alexis obtained an unlimited
power over tho navy. lie vas ap-
pointed Minister OF Marine and
took millions upon millions out OF
the treasury for the o%stensihle pur-
pose Of building new battleships
But half Of those millions was spent
for buying Jewels for ballerinas.
actresses and other amusementS OF
the Grand Duke. His agent. Mr.
Shapiro. disposed the Car In favor
% the Grand Duke. The spirits"
urged the Gar 10 give free play TO
his uncle. and the uncle knew how
TO turn the budget Of the navy TO
his personal use.
The Grand Duke Sergius and his
protegcs. Pleve and Goremykin.
realized that Shapiro was becoming
a dangerous dictator behind :he
scenes. dangerous to their personal
ambitions. but what could they 90?
Il was beyond their power TO com
pete with the spirits. All they could
do was 10 keep a host OF spies
shadcwing the ~Frenchman. with the
object Of trapping him at the hrst
opportunity. Shapiro did not snow
much about the Russian spy system
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By A. G. Greenwood

;nrrie. an o. sorry 90 svmpa
i.IF. r'.uw much you've lost
F'. wondered nf DIE auldfu tarrr
rHr'ttHs i.4au Tee fInr bis arm
'Hri Dor aHHhfrE With mtrrfmrrt
H.rr rFss burning into hrra DO
hfs IHf two lrrHrs from Der own
Lost Dol hn.d WIS. owe Thea
o. drHt fHHf can never repay IDst
'fr. shall bless them every dnv
l.aH breath llHsf. VIII. % It Iadn
f fnr fHrm 500 would never Eav
come Herr WIZ LHis uhat uaa b
600 sa.i' Too aander.nE 10 can b.
woe fnf IaUr aalnaI % mu.n
very wu.r.rnI
I. .. ..I -mIfh nrf fre Worn
af i.f| ~..a.hI.I .rrr coo division d.
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fE.I.s
I.a. in.. Ias a valuation OF a.
uH 10
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Upside Down

l. fFE or..a 60 uss o. fif ..,-,
1 nrf s.f u1man aas d.s.iss.n
. faal..a te rifr 90 ms- ts
once 10 s1aI ed other ufI- t..ars
See rqrat a1I Mra U.t..a
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f.a r.f fra former sreaa.-r
rfH OBJ f. frr. IL. 81
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800. Del H.Hf fe.r" aassI 90 f-f.-
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and lived as an old friend Of TIE
Gar on a large scale
One day after the French spirltist
had been almost a year a secret
actor behind the Genes the Grand
Duke Vladimir. the Oldest unc.o OF
the Car. told Sergius and his
friends that Shapiro had a semi.
domestic establishment Just outside
St Petersburg F~unctionaries who
sought a higher Office used 10 3ly
a visit to the hostess a. this estab-
lishment. make n prlncely present
and the matter was usually ar.
ranged
The Gar was angry NJ Vladlmir's
accusation and sent him away.
Nevertheless he asked Prince o..
varof. his old time friend. 10 10
vestigate the rumor and make IN
immediate report. The Prince did
so, and found. instead of one. Two
handsome French women IN a luxu
Tiously furnished villa at Pavlova.
near = Petersburg. One OF them
said she was n niece. the other the
bride O. Professor Vie Shapiro. TAey
entertained quietly but .avlshly 4
spy was sent % France 70 learn
the history Of Tho court clairvovArt
In HIS native land lie returned With
b shocking news that the mystic
had served q term OF n year In t.a
p~enitentiary for a d~isgraceful Of.
Tense az B!arritz
The Gar almost swooncd when
he learned the truth The profes-
Eor somehow got n hint Of the IA.
pending trouble and vanished. VITA
his pretty niece and bride" from
Russia Further Investigation hv
the enemies OF Shapiro revealed
that all the big appointments made
during the time he was "a power
were made through brides 10 hif
fair relatives II was a blow 20 the
Grand Duke Alexis. but a victory
for the Grand Duke Sergius. 1ienvs
and Bobrikon. The clever French
mar had made at least a million
roubles IN his spiritualistic functian.
He new almost every secret u the
ruler OF the greatest empire D the
world. and was sure that the Czar
as powerful as he was. would never
dare 90 prosecute him legally. T4t
young CSarina DID Dot say a wOrl
but the mother OF the Czar be
haved IS { have already told you
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Gar was AZ ouce convinced OF the
psychical and spiritistic power Of
Monsieur de Shapiro. and he invited
him 10 be his sp!ritistic adviser
D live at the palace.
What DO you think Of Professor
de shapiro. the French scicntis;
who is going 90 reveal the spirit
secrets oi life q. my h~usbaui?'
asked the Czdriua a day or Two
later
Your Majesty. { do1't believe 10
any spirit.s,ic .- supernatural pho
nCmeua.' / replied
"Euf. ycI 5000. iI.s Majesty r. % a
different opinion. said the Czarina
"lie t.iuhs tlc orthodox scientists
know uo.hir- @ sririt.st.c powers.
iic d. deeply religious boo % mystical
V1y 1le faiaHs there are wonder
wurbirs irrus lie believes il the
magic power ~ prayers and many
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imperial family. such as had often
occurred before IN Russia. and lis
missed every palace fu-nctioua-y
who had been in his employ from
the time Of his father. or who was
suspected Of being in sympathy
with the Dowager Czarina.
Hut FIRST let us tell Won abon,
Slariro's doi1ss. He appeared AZ
tho court when ] was -cfiue as
Lady % Honor in attendance unon
The Czarina a man OF good eIica.
ton. OF refined manners and su1ye
appearance. 90 was easy for him 10
play bis role. lie was a l.e
French scholar and an und0l1:ed
authority on spi~rltullism. lIe
could easily persuade any % lie
members OF the imperial FAMILY or
~ Tho empty headed courtlers OF
anything Dc wished ;hem % believe.
tie spoke fueutly German. French.
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=. (sOPPIsmsnt(
Countess Vera
. ~Branitzkaya

~ OF the bible
"A might we'll compare the
court OF the present Gar
Of Russia with that OF Belshazzar.
King OF Babylon. 70 whom the
terrible handwriting on the wall ap
peared.
When Belshazzar saw the hand.
vrfting-in fact. whenever he was
IN trouble-be called for the mhgi.
clans. the astrologers. the Chal-
deans and the soothsayers' 20 relp
him.
Now whenever the Gar IA IN
trouble he turns 20 some one 81 his
spiritualists. seers. clairvoyants
and other mystical c~harlatans. who
are always about him. They are
the modern equivalent OF the gentry
on whom Belshazzar relied.
Nicholas might also be llkened
20 King Saul. who consulted the
witch OF Endor o learn his fate.
The intrigues OF the mvs,ic,,
enArlatans who surround the Gar
nave close connection with the
norriDle stories OF ghosts that haunt
tne imperial palaces. stories In
which His Majesty devoufly r.
IeVes. b mystics base their IN.
triBues upon his %credulOus belief in
tnese shost stories. some OF which
have narrated 20 you.
Gay French s%piritullis,s from ~.
faris holy boulevards. hermits from
tne Russian steppes. inspired
chlmneys sweeps. mystical Chrome
dlsts have In turn enjoyed His Ma.
1esty's spiritual confidence
nnn - Nka 80
mystics. OF whom ! am now goln9
10 tell YOU. was Caspar Sha0lro
The final exposure OF the d~isrrac.e
tul nature OF his intriEues led 10 a
terrible scene between the Car
and his masterful mother. the
Dowager Empress Marie. ana In.
directly to the disastrous Russian.
Japanese var.
b tho DowaRer Empress b,a
uhquestlonable proof OF ShaDiro's
guilt she broke into the Cars studv
n exclaimed dramatically.
Nicholas. YOU have almost Ice,
your mind and your throne H.
could o trust such a charlat,n,
You must be mad. II the Deople &,
your empire knew this they Wori5
put you at once in the ASYLUM ~
81 Nicholas the Miracle Worker
cribs Is a well known Russian IN.
sane asylum I'm St PeteEsburg1
Inc Gar became angry. struck
the table and replied:
1t Is not your place 70 sneak Al,
YOU do. ! am the head OF Tie on.
pire have the power to do what
] will"
The DowaEer Czarlna got fright
ened. left. and did not visit her qan
Tor over a year. II developed iD.n
a real rivalry. ! heard ruuIors mar
b Dowager Czarina was hcgirrtng
10 work against her son. CONT
Pahlen told me that two eulrI
regiments had offered her iae.r
active support IN case she wished
10 oyerthrow her son. This Intrigue
really ended In the Japanese VA
which was a%rtincially brought about
by the fayorites OF tho Car =
mother. who were deadly enemies
OF Witte and partisans Of the Grand
Duke Alexis. The Car wa afraid
OF a revolution provoked by tho
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