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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
Interesting Volume Published in
Bitterness of Enforced
Retirement.

ny Li NtRQuIsE DE FON1ENOY.
~ NERNONE Interested In German
- history Will be pleased to learn
- that the third and most interest
Ing volume OF the memoirs Of
me Iron Chancellor is after ali even
tually to be published. but IL Is 70
be hoped as late as possible II is the
volume In which Bismarck in the Bit
terness OF his enforced retirement. re-
lated the events In connection with
me illness OF Emperor Frederick. the
vain attempts made to eliminate MIN
from the succession. his brief reign
and the first few years OF the present
Kaiser's rule.
The story of Kaiser. williams diff
ierences with his mother anent the
u4sP"ss! OF Ills father tFrecerlck's)
diar!es' ana everything relating to his
DisInarch - own dismissal from Of
lice. is also TO be included in it, The
Nolume would have been published in
the chanceNors lifetime, had 1t not
peen TOR the threat Of the Emperor to
SUBJECT the writer TO the penalties that
re h!mself mad inflicted upon Count
Harry Arn:m FOR printing official
secrets In pamphlet designed to clear
himself OF the charges brought against
hlm OF INSTRUMENTATION and misconduct
M"ile ambassador at Paris The old
chancellor, fearing that the Emperor
might proceed to the length OF order
inG a seizure not only OF his manu-
script. but OF all MS papers. cores
pondcnce and documents at Friedrichs-
ruhe. managed. though not without
difieul,y, to smuggle tho Ms. OF the
third volume. and his most precious
papers. out o, the country and over
TO London where they are lodged in
the Bank OF England.
When Bismarck died. Emperor Will
liam administered TO Prince Herbert
and Count William Bismarck. the sumo
warning about the third volume as
ne had given their father. and as
Prince Herbert until his dying day ex-
pected 10 toe recalled to cabinet Of
fee, and even had hopes OF the chan
cellorship. no attempt was made 10
publish 1t. Herherts eldest son Prince
otto. the present head OF the Bismarck
family, boy of fifteen years. his
mother. (born Countess Hoyos) and
mis- uncles nd guardians. Counts Kuno
Won R4ntzau and Ludwig Won Piessen.
have given a solemn pledge to the
Emperor that the third volume will re-
main in the vaults Of the Bank of
England, and will not be published as
long as he. the Emperor lives. They
had no alternative in so doing being
given view OF the Emperor's opposi-
ton. since the memoirs in question
touch upon matters OF state. but tho
meaning OF the agreement with the
Emperor is. that when he is gathered
70 his fathers. Bismarck will be al
lowed his final say. and the third vol
ume Will see daylight. not neces-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
JUDGE ROBERTSON!.
WILL LEAVE BENCH
Roanoke Jurist Will Send Resig-
nation to Governor on
Saturday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. /,

N~PtS4t-- ~ L .4c
Roanoke. Va. August 2o.-Judge
Walter r. Staples received a letter to-
day from Judge Edward w Robertson
saying he will resign his position as
Judge OF the law and Chancery Court
OF Roanoke. to take effect September
l. Judge Robertson is now in Char
lottesville, where he has been spending
tho summer with mis- mother, Mrs. Alice
". Robertson.
Judge Robertson was called by long
distance telephone this morning, ana
he confirmed the statement made in
MS letter to Judge Staples. He said
he Will write 10 the Governor on sat
urdny. rendering his resngnation. He
gave as his reason for resigning part
" to his poor health He says he can
get more exercise and be out OF doors
more, which he feels he needs, IL he re-
turns TO private practice. He will re-
sumo his place in the Roanoke bar
Judge Robertson was appointed
judge OF teh law and Chancery Court
OF Roanoke on April !. 1910, under an
act passed by the Legislature in the
winter OF that year. establishing such
court In this city His present term
would have expired, April. 1916 He
VIII remain In Charlottesville some
time with his mother before returning
here. AS the Governor has not been
rendered the resignation. nothing can
be surmised as to who Judge Robert
sons successor will be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
FIVE FELONY CASES on DOCKET
-ircuit Court FOR susscv Comfy WIN
Convene Scp.cnhcr In
[ Speclnl ID 10 rimos-rl.n1on.a.

VI apeclal 10 The Times Dispatch
WaXerly. Va. August 29-The Cir
cult Court for Sussex County. JUDGE
j. F. West presiding Will convene on
september o. Tho docket is hsav,.
one. there being nve felony cases srd
= half dozen or more important com.
mon law eases which are to be tried
including the case Of Collins's admin.
istrator against the Gray Lumber com
pany S. G Collins was Killed by one
or the defendant company's locomo-
yves last spring. ana his administrato,.
brings $4,000 damage suit. allerinss
that his death was due TO the COM
pany's negligence Collins was en-
ployed rs engineer on the locomotives
which caused his death. The piaintiff
VIII he represented by Wilcox & viii
cox. OF Petersburg and the defendant
by A C. Gordon. OF Staunton. and vii.
liam B. Cooke. of Sussex.
Rev. II. g. Rountree. pastor OF tho
Wa,verly Christian Church for the past
eight years. has accepted a cali TO the
FIRST Christian Church of Greensboro.
y G: He will leave for his new neld
on November J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
Wilson Marshall Montague
Formed in MiilinmShur-
Club

,lSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatch.l
williamsburg. Va. August 29.-The
q Wilson arshail-MontaSue Club here
last night by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Frank Armistead pres
dent; T II Geddy. first vice president.
E. w. Warburton. second vice presi-
dent. w. c. Johnston. secretary: NJ T
Shipman. treasurer. and r ID. wilkins.
serseant-at-arms K. l. spencer. j. II
4-eath and Nj Henley We're elected
Archie Brooks. ". /. Jones and Y.
Norris. committee on public speakers
The organizatlon IS TO be known as the
Peninsula wilson Marshall ntague
Club. and all white Democrats and
others who VIII support the nominees
are eligible to membership No dues
Will be charged but all members are
expected TO contribute to the general
campals n FUND. large number OF
contributions We're made al the arst
meeting. which was enthusiastic
throughout The club adjourned to
meet In the courthouse next Friday
night. September 6. at o'clock
f. II Ball to-day sold the 360-acre
tract of land known as strawberry
Plain, near Jones's mill pond. to
Washington parties. This tract be-
lonsed 10 WarbErtUn and Bozarth. and
Hes on the jamestown boulevard The
purchasers Will clear the land for cul-
tivation and will erect one or more
new dwellings,.
1t Is reported here that the army
worm has made its appearance on
York Grange. John A. Bechtels fine
estate in York County and that 1t is
doing terrible damage 10 all growing
crops. This is the hrst place that the
pest has made its appearance in the
Middle Peninsula but 1t has been re-
ported from other sections east of
here
The Rev. b. F. Robinson. pastor of
the Holdcroft Charles City Baptist
Church. Will preach to the congrega-
ton OF the Baptist Church in Williams
burg next Sunday night.
Owing to the Illness OF Professor
H. IT. Young principal of the VIII
liamsburg High School. the public
schools will not open till September is.
They were TO have opened on Scptem-
Der. o
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Social and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Richard bland Lee
Fleming. Of Green Mont. the Plains.
tauquicr County. have issued invita-
tons for the marriage Of their daush-
ter. Elizabeth Lee. to William fitz-
hugh Rust The wedding Will be ceio-
brated at Green Mont at O'Clock We'd
nesday evening. September II. aud VIII
be an event Of interest here. as in
Fauquier.
Mrs. Irvine Entertnins.
The Big Stone Gap Post Of August
rs. says:
"on Tuesday Mrs. r T. Irvine enter
tained about thirty guests with a beau
TRULY appointed luncheon OF seven
courses Ia honor Of Mrs. A. Kyle Nor
iison ana Mrs Maidel Turner Taylor.
or Chicago.
The guests were served at small
tables on the porch. in the library
ana In the dining-rooin where baskets
ind vases Of yellow flowers made the
very effective decorations. Before the
lHn' hcon an informal reception was
held
''rs. Irvine was formerly Miss Nolt-
Ing Of Richmond and she and ner nus
band arc frequent visitors to the city.
Member of Camping Party.
Miss Page Howlett. OF Richmond.
was member of r delightful ten DAYS
-.-'lf'itA ~ ~ az -flil , ga - lfft't ittsAA
Sfnithheld. has Just come TO an enc. Tho
camp was placed on nf'y-foot blum
overlooking the James River. in
peautiiGl grove There were -FOUR
sleeping tents. kitchen and dining
room Hammocks were swing under
the giant trees and awnings suspended
from their branches Tie chaperons
We're Mrs Joseph Holloway and Mrs
lack Chapman
To- Trs .ft .-.. NJ
Tar'y were Misses Helen Lipscomb. OF
norfolk. Eva Joyner Of Windsor Marie
Woodward, ot SUFFOLK Eta Nor
rison Of suffolk Grace Goodrich
Frank Underwood. George Barrow.
Mac Bergen. Mary Joyner Emily Hal
lowny. Lavlna Milby. Fannie Hart Ada
Gray. o. Smithhold Ralph N!dyette.
or Ashland Harry Dashieu Williams.
.ioieph am Martin Holloway. James
Jordan and Martin Holloway James
lf--.er. William Underwood. sicney
Cox. u Smitnheld. and Thomas Lip
scomb % Norfolk
Brucc-Copcnhnvrr.
The wedding OF Miss Ann, Copen-
haver. eldest daughter % NJ and Mrs.
J.. IL Copennaver OF Edge mn, seven
VI le Ford. Va 10 f L Bruce, %
Sprlngw God. Va was celebrated at
o'c!ock Wednesday, afternoon. August
IS Dr. Z II Bennett missionary secre-
'nry ~ ,he Virginia conference. oi;.-
cIatirs.
a reception followed the ceremony.
Nn-dur Ball NJ Mount Elliott.
the grand even, OF the season at
Mount Elliott Springs was the bal
masque on Saturday night, IN the ball
room OF the hotel.
Decorations ia festoons and porti-
eres o., mountain vince were very
artistic. mantels being banked with
ferns and relieved 10y the VIVID co.cF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
pEsrRoYED NY rIRr.
Firm buildings belonging to W.
MithcrS Are Rurncd "

NneclHI % The Iimcs- Dispatch.
Gloucester. Va. August 29--The stu
bic. corn house and carriage house AZ
Withers. of Gloucester caught ar hi,
afternoon and were totally DESTROYED
together with hay and straw stored
in the buildings. Some Of the FARM
ins implements were saved. The
house would have caught on IRE ex
cept for the help OF neighbors who
gathered and quickly formed bucket
brigade. As II was one OF the wings
had TO be torn from the main build
ing. The fire was evidently caused by
spontaneous combustion. although tho
nay was well cured and had been in
for some weeks. The loss was $1,000.
and there was no insurance
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CONDITION IS rAvoRABLp.
DR.. Allen w. Freeman Operated ON for
ADRcndicils In Rnnralzc
lspecial TO The T!mes- Dispatch. /

Special to The Times-Dlspatch.
Roanoke Va. August 2s.-Dr. Allen
officer. of Richmond. is at the Jefferson
Hospital, this city. where he was
operated upon Yesterday for appendi-
citis. Ills condition now Is most fav..
orable
DR.. Freeman came to Roanoke LAST
week on official business. and while
here was stricken. He was taken to
the Jefferson Hospital on Monday.
Pending the operation Mrs Freeman
was notified and came to Roanoke.
She Is the guest OF Dr.. and Mrs. Brow
ley Foster.
state Health Commissioner Enn!on
c. Williams passed through Roanoke
to-day on his way from the southwest
going to Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
CHARTERS ISSUED

ma Han''a 1Ts NanrfaeiuF!ns and supply Com.
l.. Fairam. president; c. J.. spuri,o - n.
pFesideni b + Patram. secretsrv' ana E
y, MAkeh1!a ireasHrer-ail OF RiehmonS
t ~ UNI capital STOCK $1,000, fnirir,,,,,
5000 paT ,alue, $40 Objects Man,t IN,
'rre ang sat o: cleaners and po!!sbss
NaEAisnine Polish Company QncJ. Rich
wee president, and James + stra,b. .
,e,aIy ana irsasurer-all %: Richmond
SiS KIN capital stock. $500: minimum
iure and sell furniture polish yarrtss
PAN etc. and to do a general mercan,
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ROuch-NHnIfxer
uiKer.
[ Especial 10 The T imes-Disn,

Especial 70 The Ines Dispatch,l
Bedford City. Va. August 29.@Miss
Lucy Walker. daughter OF Amandus p
Walker. Sr.. of Forest Depot. was mar
ried to-day to Michael II Rouch OF
Montana. The ceremony took place at
high noon at st. Johns Episcopal
bride wore a handsome costume Of
brown. with hat and gloves to match.
Her only attendant. Miss SalIie Lind
say. was dressed In white. S. NJ
man. After an extended tour. Mr. and
Mrs. ROUGH will reside In Montapa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
.AlIeN-GarInnd

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
fredericksburg, Va. August 20.
Herman \. Alley and Miss Clara NJ.
Garland. both of Washington. camo
hero last evening and were married at
the residence of Rev. Decatur Edwards.
who uniformed the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Miss Augusta Wright Flanhart OF
2ll5 Grove Avenue. who was operated
upon August at ST. Elizabeths Hos
pital has recovered and Will be home
September !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
Ne W COUNCIL WILL
MEET ON TUESDAY
Proposed Bond Issue and Other
Important Matters to BE
Considered.
ATTACK MADE ON OFFICER
Another Big Tobacco Plant AS
sured for Petersburg.
Other News.
Tines Dispatch Bureau.
. Boil.ngbrooN Street.
HTp1.nhora r..-A

BolinsbrooN street.
CTe.ephOne 1850
Petersburg. Va. August 20
Inc hrst meeting Of the new council
20 De held next TUESDAY night. will be
one of Interest IN view OF the Important
measures that viii probably &c
brought up for consideration. These
arc the proposed bond issue. the matter
OF large public improvements the ex-
tension Of the sever and water sys-
TENS II permanent poncrete bridge
over the Appomattox, the establish
ment OF o crematOry, the probable in
Nestigat!on Of the needs Of the Fire
Department. etc.
assault On officer.
y. T. sadler. a wnite man. said TO
DE known in Richmond. was sent 70
Jail Tor si%ty days b. the Police JUS
-icc this morning. on CONVICTION OF the
larceny Of $40. Sadle- WIS arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Detective
Eanes. who took him TO the station
mouse Arriving at the station and in
the presence OF several officers. the
prisoner made a vicious blow at De-
iectlve Eanes. almost knocking him
from mis- chair The assault was with
cFt provocai!on or warning For this
Sadler was this morning nned s25 and
l.ven an additional jai. sentence of
thirty days lie declared that ne had no
Fefnem nFancc Of committing the as
sault.
Dcnth of Aged Negress.
Rooerta Battle, colored OF Dinwid-
die County. died several days ago on
tae farm OF J. W. Galusha. near the
Courthouse, aged ninety-hve years she
was former a slave OF General William
Broadnax, and had been tenderly cared
for on the Galusha farm cor over forty
years. Her memory OF persons and
events OF tho past was clear, and she
was a type Of the old time negro. and
always commanded respect
General News Notes.
Jasper {. Mills and Miss Susie NJ.
Garter. both o; this city. were mar
rleo yesterday by the Rev l. II. Roper,
.. u. OF the First Baptist Church.
The Rev. George II. Spooner. OF
Market street NJ. Z. Church. and
family, nave returned from their vaca-
ton spent In Portsmouth and al the
seashorc
5. = Turner, Of Emporia, was in the
city to-day on his way to Los Angeles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

A.. e'SS 81 MaF I5 ie al = me sues' OF
tting friends in Roanoke Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Miss Julia Putney cone is spending
some time win Miss Eliza Douglas in
Alexandria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Misses Blanche and Gladys Bullock.
OF Richmond. and Annie Lucas. OF Au-
relian Springs. are the guests OF Mrs.
W W. jenkins. at Weldon. y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Count Camille Pecci. nephew OF HIS
Holiness. the Pope. is. as those who
nave taken the trouble to follow his
somewhat stormy. career must realize.
not altogether reliable. and tho Inter
view printed in last SUNDAYS rnbin
dispatches from Rome. In which he as
serts that Leo XIII visited his native
.own OF Carp!neto no less than three
lines after MS elevation to the HOLY
zee; must be received with consid-
cradle amount OF caution. Pope Leo
Nlll mad very strongly marked fcn
ttrtes, Whleh We're very familiar in
railroad line between the two nIaras
SO under the circumstances the idsn
mat ne could have undertaken This
ypaghey three times by rail. undiscov-
motor car. is preposterous
what is true. however, Is that the
late Pope left the Vatican on the night
tf1i!oMing MS election, and drove to
!lu' near the Tiber whore he had re-
sided until that time. He had so ittl.
cHPsSted 10 be elected al the Conclaya
ol 49, that he had left all his most
na!uaole papers and documents locked
up IN sale in the desk OF his apart-
nents there. So he went hiinseif TO
etch them. and after spending an
nouf putting them together returned
10 the vatican, never to leave IL again.
not even TO visit his dying brother.
Inc talconieri Palace, now in bad
state or repair. and which in the early
part OF the nineteenth century WINS
the nome OF Cardinal Fesch who PLAYED
SO grent role during the reign Of
MS nephew. the first Napoleon, is SIN
me subject OF an interminahle lawsuit
Wnlch has been going on for more than
halt century. When its last owner
IN the direct line. namely. Don Oraz!o
ra!conieri. died IN 1919, ii passed into
the possession OF Cardinal Falconieri.
Archbishop of Ravenna. and when he
IN turn died not Ions afterwards he
pequeathe the palace and his fortune
OF Sl,25O,OO0 to the church Very re-
mote relatives living in Sicily nut for
ward pretensions to the r,roDertv
which. including the palace and es
tates outside OF Rome. was sold hv
Inc church TO Count Luigi Carpegna
me original SicIlian claimant is long
since dead but the proceedings againsi
the Carpegnas have been continued in
TURN by MS sonE and grandsons though
tHelr connection with the direct Fail
conleri limo is so remote that IL is
necessary to go back hundreds OF wears
pE4oF indeed 10 the date OF the build
Ing Of the Falconieri Palace. IN order
10 md II. and there is small chance
or their winning their case. In Tho
meantime they have lodged a protest
against the Identification and nossihis
canonization OF Plus lX. on the cround
tnat by accepting in behalf OF Tho
church the beQueSt OF Cardinal Fal-
conieri. he had deprived them OF their
rightful Inheritance.
Copyright, 1912. by the brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Mrs Clarence Urner, who has been
the guest OF relatives IN the Shenan-
doah VALLEY. has returned TO Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Miss Kitty Yaro.ough is visiting
Mrs Lula May Hasley. near Boyd :
Tavern, in Albenlarle County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

MISS Louise Richardson. OF Monu-
ment Avenue. returned home last night.
after spending q month at Allegheny
Inn. Goshen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
DIAMOND RINGS

We are showing many advance styl c
OF special settings which will be most
popular this fall
We invite your inspection.
SCHWARZSCHILD BROS.
Richmonds Leading Jewellers.
Second & Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Miss Mayr.e Thaxton left Tuesday
for ten days trip TO Niagara Falls,
Toronto and other Canadian points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Mrs. Webb and Airs Bensin, OF this
City. are guests Of Mrs l X. Moores
OF stanton. after spending rne earliel
part " August at Acton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

MIS- Carrie / Pet,us. OF clifton
Forge. is spending several days in
Richmond.
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Mrs Henry Gran. and children hav
returned from visit TO Charlotte, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

niece, Mrs VI. L TGiob!e, OF Carolin,
county.
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Mrs. Oliver J. Sands and son left
"Wednesday for Colorado where they
viii spend some time ~ Estes ParH
ana ia Denver. where '"ey VIII V':.t
Nfrs sands sister. Mrs Rovenscroit.
Ihey expect TO return 10 Nicnmona
about the middle OF october.
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BISMARCK'S MEMOIRS
WILL BE PUBLISHED

sarily in Germany. but more likely In
S s, w.iltzerland. where so many books
et'ner copyrighted or forbidden in Teu-
tonic countries. are freely Issued.
nat It IS eventually destined TO APP
pear IN print and above all that there
IS no truth In tho assertion that the
No!uino and its corroborative documents
hi4 been turned over to the Kaiser
TO share the fate OF the -erribSy vol
luminous. over frank. 4 1lsconcert-
!ns diaries OF his father. now as
suFed The diaries referred cover
ing the entire period from lst0-lSSS
were. In spite OF the precautions OF the
present Kaiser both prior and suisse
quent TO his fathers death. dispatched
secretly. as have said already. to
england oy Empress Frederick. who
claimed them as her private property.
ana asserted her right TO publish them.
Y Il seemed TO her necessary to de
Tend her husbands memory It was
through Queen Nictoria's meditation,
which Kaiser William invoked. that
the widowed Empress was induced to
surrender them to her son. who prompt
~ destroyed them, to avoid further
risk
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In ana our OF roun.

Miss Mary Seer pGler, who mas been
tho guest Of Mrs. ". C Lloyd at her
country home near PeaHs o. otter IS
now visiting Mrs. l. L Landrum in
LynchUurg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

American survivors In this coun-
Try belonging to the force of
Houaves that fought so brave
~ at the battle OF Lolgny in 1870. un-
der the late General Baron de Charette
tney VIII be Interested to learn that
since the generals death. the Banner
OF the Sacred Heart. under which they
were recruited for the war against
regiments Of Pontifical zouaves-is
now in the keeping OF the senior sur
wing officer Of "Charettc's Volun-
teers OF the West" the Breton Comte
ee Couessin who is likewise vet-
eran OF the war In defense OF tho
HOLY see. AS such. the Comte do
Couessin took part In the battle OF
,nentana In 1867, where the Papal
HouaVes. composed principally OF French
gentlemen so distinguished themselves
under Charette's command that they
siSnaNy defeated the Cfarihaidians Ho
wears among other decorations the
;;hentana Cross. bestowed by Plus TX
In recognition of this victory
Oswald Vavasour Clement Vanslttart
flows BeNenot. and Captain Bartle
Keeling are among the few possessors
OF TINS cross. while Lord Camoyss
uncle. the late Archbishop Stonor s,d
the late Bishop Gordon. $ j had also
earned II IS combatants before thcy
took Holy Orders
The Comte de Couessin divides his
.,'he between his house In the Rue
Siazarine In Paris. his Chateau de
- euYy- sur Loire In the Nievre. and his
Chief of one OF the oldest houses OF
Brittany, he. since the death OF Gen
erhi de Charette. has presided az rank
ing oincer at the annual meeting OF
Pontihcal Zouaves and Volunteers of
inc est, which takes place no longer
NJ the Charette Chateau de la Base
Mot's. out at the Couessin Chateau
dc Neuvy- sur Boirc, where the recI-
mental banner IS urnsarvad