The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

had already ssixsd upon the report that
among tho many burdens upon the
German taxpayers was Manuel. ad-
vantage was taken Of the ex-Kings
presence in Germany for tho issuance
OF a note from semt-ofncil cfrcles
showing that the Order OF the Basck
Eagle was q decoration Of high honor
and not . "roya. bensnt and aid So
ciety."
At the home OF Archduchess Kard
Theodore Manuel conferred with the
other pretender to the Portuguese
throne, Prince Miguel Of Braganza.
husband of Anita Stewart. Manuel. II
II said, Is much discouraged over the
unsuccessful royalist attempts in Por-
tugal, and Don Miguel II reported to
have dissuaded him from entertaining
any further hopes whether ne mas
also given UP his own aspirations ana
those OF his wife is not known
After so many Royalist:c defeats IN
Portugal Manuel is understood 70
have much difnculty In raising money
He IL without q h ome OF his own, ana
wanders from one friend and relative
to another.
Manuers fate calls attention 70 the
several "pretenders" to European
thrones who maintain q sort OF pre-
tense courts around them
In q beautiful mansion and park at
wooduo rton. near London. Philip. Duke
OF Orleans. has been waiting eigh-
teen years for the call to the throne
Of France. His father before him. tho
Count OF Paris. waited . LIFETIME IN
vain. And stu the duke has hopes
He IN q brother of ex-King Manuefs
mother, and took pity upon Manuel
whom he fed from Portugal, keeping
him at wpodno:ton for many months.
In Prince Victor Napoleon. smother
French "preterder." the Duke OF Or
leans has a keen rival. Prince Ma
poleon married Princess C1ementine. a
daughter Of the late King Leopold
Roth have much wealth and maintain
4 truly royal court In Belgium The
urince has no delusions about oeccm-
Ing King of France. He knows that
the royalistic movement IL small and
confined to Paris He has expressed
himself a. DESTROYS OF becoming
President Of France IN accooance
with laws Of the republic
1fIopeleee- describes the outiook
AZ the dozen or more "pretenders VINO
keep I'D the 'pretense 70 tnrones
which they never will regain Among
these are the Duke of Cumberlano'
whose grandfather was King OF nan
over, ana Ion JAlhu0 VI AS0S,~
Cariist pretender to the Spanish, ana
Don Miguel dc Braganza- The entire
republican tendency OF the times IN
Europe does not seem 70 awaken the"
from their "dTeazns-
Every twelfth person In GERMANY
has been punished for some vioiaa3
Of thu Law. according 70 the nrst sta-
tistical figures upon the subj ,ct. which
have just been made public- In view
Of the vide reputs Of the Germans as
a law-aoiAing psopls. the STATISTICS
hs~s created much comment some OF
the pves, declare there 70 ZOO much
law" which tends % ~svsrproduets'H
a punishable 0Fime2"
That Il viii appeal 70 the tmpersi
government % step in and take chafes
n The Social DOmooso3o % too fAr. -
the implied shroas q the government
Of the ussls 0eEmsu pr1ncdpasssy o.
-Schwsrzburg-Ru dolstadt
The Socialists are N oomDAeto con
troll Of The s01Oe." - legSsSafurA
They take q kosa asllght IN cutting
down ne 0eu4o bU0gst ana everything
that pertains - 0se0D q the prfnoeiy
ruling house u - feared that they
VIII PEG no 6adgOt a& an A. the
treasury wfn son - empty, omoqais
clooe % the government hevs gwen
forth TIE Sneimasloa that the kasser
win b called upon = ~ 0ooeoaSsss
DO noe get busy % y