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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
NO DISCOURAGEMENT
FOR FRENCH IN NEWS

PARIS 1.-The Temps this
II
The right continued
had
1870 Of
wcr rvcnon and Paris
The situation In Belgium notably improved for the
northern tho IAmhurg Of
although
"West
hamburg Of Hasscit unlikely
country"
Bulgarfans onward
editorial Intsansigcant.
Paris kaf's
politicians who think Paris could b
imposed Everything
resist"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
FIELDS OF DEAD BODIES
will
if the S elsewhere
Continued from First pa

Herrk will Paris
ecaunal lis removed elsewhere
to be
to dispatch Rotterdam Berlin
ito
De Ito in
other
evacuated by the Autans The Russians believe that with the victory the Russian
the
dwith 0
bu
They have back the Austria
Tukeyi
Troops both sides Of the Bphorns mobilization said have
n inst Greece.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
INFINITE ATROSITIES
CONTINUED from First Page


Wnes, Id, a
carefully
a
As OF the pute writes
o
fromB gfromh
of submission mstakins
me for a German #s
the
Hotel VILE
Of
collapsed;
Ion words"
NJ
deserted
dmcults feeding.
In i NJ. yandc
warof termn on
M#@
So o
Indictment Of United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
RUSSIANS RETREATING,
THE. GERMANS DECL.AR

WASHINGTON
Q
IembsE coninsns GssaA
~ In
Inc annihEA ~ assay.s
II
u@a shsrses $1,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
WEEPING MOTHER
RECEIVES MESSAGE
FROM THE GRAVE

Paris, Sept. 2.-One OF the count
less mothers in France with sons at
the front at the beginning OF hos
tilitics has just received the flrat news
OF him in two weeks. Within an en-
velope addressed to her in an un-
known hand were two letters. tbs
FIRST written In the same hand as the
outside address and the second in a
hand familiar to her. This was a
letter from her son and read as fol-
lows:
Dear Parents,-If you receive this
letter, ! shall have been killed. Do
not weep for me. since my fate Is
the most splendid Of which q French
man can dream--to die for his coun-
try on tho ave victory: for I am sure
we shall conquer. We have the right
and the confidence en- our side. and
| shall have done my duty to the end.
Il hope that my death will be
useful to the country and regret only
the sorrow you will feel. But you
may console yourself with the thought
that as Frcnchman / have given
all to my country and that as Cath
olic l Aled after being rcconciled to
God. My last thoughts will have been
OF you.
tsigned)
''-. Corporai--dragoon
Tho. other letter was from q Bel
kian priest describing the soldier's
death AZ that Of Z hero, assuring the
mother that he was properly buried.
and concluding. You will come to
his tomb after tho war"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
FRENCH ACCUSED BY III
GERMANS OF ABDUCTINGs
WOMEN AND CE1ILDREN

WASHINGTON sc "a wireless from Berlin given
having abducted
acc
Ing to he Dispatch.
friendly
fre S&
endless bcicve
socaaht
slnpsizaas anothsr pshiaoa
b
anles
iyins desrsihsa ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
HOPE OF ALLIES LIES IN
HANGING ON TO GERMANS.

the
a In
so
to
from
In
IL andol
hicalp position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
CAPITAL OF FRANCE
Continued from First page,

OF
o he
OF
saccd struggle the honor nation and the violation
a
while calling
Ecaan
Hhh, Ds1g4ans, French.
-
national territory where in
n
kno~~
dhAf duy
circumstances
unrcicntns WILL
before suffering sacriacc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
GERMAN AMBASSADOR
CHARGES VIOLATION
OF OUR NEUTRALITY

pniy commenting on the conditions, and
have no desire to enter controversy
with anyone over the situation The
u.essages received on the subject
know to 30 true IL the censora aid
mot rec them, am not to biame.s
$40 you know the names IT the per-
sons or firms who are shipping the
contrAband Of war;"
Yea he said. There II the Perry
Ayioscope company, of New YORK: the
Anerican Woolen company fhe Stnde-
baker rorporatinn, the ReHingfon
tAiou akotalllc GartridKe company ard
ether anilpnnttiOn corc0ras.s s
M 1he IN l!es sid ~ waa nct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
DEPRES SED BY
TREMENDOUS LOSSES


h at h6le
Of the population . msssning. sSS@4N
-
killed Bucos
ut @##
OF
COMMANDMENT OF ANTWERP IMMINENT kNSs
OsTEND Is occurring
proceeding
the o n
ORDERED ANTWERP.
In
a AK o
PROBLEM 81
eless
o
the war
Gale No details known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
DPER ATOM OF SHIPS
sOWNlED BY GOVERNMENT
4 NIGHT LEAD TO WAR
Robert Lansing Counsellor of State Department Warns
Committee Against Action Which Would Arouse the AMI
mostly Of Some Of the Begerent Carrying of
traband Would Certainly Call Forth Protest

WASHINGTON United states
r. arousin< tho aninoSty Of
Hsnce q an opinion given affairs b
Rohert LANSING counsellor Of
the BELIEF that posoA
without attack built purchased
operate them In trade
ere no precn but Mr. opinion
departure would doubtless lead pointed that
government band O
While Mr. Lansing did ships question:
his would within
arbor
vs bohA nde seller avoid
Aher consequences
- used for trading the discretion of the
president
question. Mr. Lansing made
4 think beigerent
nasr Of liability; act
CORPS ASSEMBLED.
NTH /
IEsIBERG.
|uas fnznincn1
SD
occurred.
AMERICANS
n
whether
ssndAnt delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
AUSTRIANS SUFFER


rBsrtssnfh
saa1eA
additional
ncuhered with
NY ana conss7s iaad4 pssvixons Of all kinds
the Russians around I<ahex
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03

Warrington. p, O, Sept, l.-Nsison
fs6haughnessy. FORMER charge DAT
fairss 81 the American embassy In
Mckee City, has hssn assigned 10 the
American embassy IT Vienna. there to
serve - IN additional secretary and
reiievs the pressure Of Increased du-
tisa brought on by the war. Jordan H.
6tahisf, now attached 70 the Latin
American commission, win serve ~ an
additional secretary 1t London during
the war
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-03
Aged Gendaruas ne-enlisss,

Paris, Sept, 1.-M, Clement, aEed
sixtF-sssSn, ! rst.rad ssadarms, has
enlisted for ths lsnGth or the WAT.
highest homer that can b. WON ~ ths
French . usll - The 5GJe va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Plans Diet of Lard,
Sugar and Dried Mill
For antarctic Trib

London. Eng. July 4-''We hope to cross
the Antarctic continent from one sea TO the
other and to accomplish the longest march
ever attempted in that blizzard land" said
Sir Ernest Shackleton today in discussing
his plans for his coming expedition.
We have about 900 miles to 20 before
we arrive at the south pole. Our object IS
not TO reach it. but 70 travel through coun-
try unexplored
The whole OF the journey IS a matter
OF about 5000 miles Our orEa nization. I
think. is well nigh perfect We are allow
ing Is days food for billiards. but We
can 60 on much shorter rations II neces-
sary- We can travel only in the summer
For the first time Antarctic explorers will
use aerial propellors on motor sledEes
which can travel at between IS and 20
miles an hour and carry about IS men
each.
DO not think however. that we are
depending on these alone We have 100
or the best Canadian dogs Our food has
been carefully thought out For breakfast
We will have three ounces Of lard. two
ounces Of sugar and one ounce OF dried
milk. with some proteid wheat For lunch
We VIII have Brazil nuts and almonds with
dried milk, and dinner will be the same as
breakfast
"One OF the men OF the last expedition
has designed a sleeping hood something
after the fashion Of a motor hood II
weights IS pounds and six persons can
sleep in it. while the one used previously
weighed 80 pounds and accommodated only
three persons"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
LANDMARKS
Of LONDON
ARE PASSING
One Old Coaching Inn Only
Is Left in the Fashion
able West End.
MODERN HOTELS
SUPPLANT THE OLD

ONDON. Eng, July THE mod
ernization Of London is rapidly
IL absorbing the landmarks OF old.
In the city there are a few buildings
used for commerce which date back
70 the Tudor and the early Victorian
period. but the West End, save for its
Churches. is practically denuded Of
buildings of great antiquity
Coaching Inn Survives
Nearly all the fashionable hotels
are of modern growth; but one or two
of the old type remain. and, by way
of giving them distinction and the
proprietary object seems TO be TO re-
tain the Old-wOrld flavor One OF
these-Bucklands in Brook streets
this year celebrating the 150th ami
versary of its establishment 1t was
built in the early years Of the reign
of king George III. and was then
coaching inn. surrounded by woodlands
and meadow. and with a brook run
ming near into the river Conduit (now
Conduit street in the heart Of the
fashionable West End.
Its outward appearance has changed
since those days, Of course, but there
is much Of the old English hosiery
remaining in its appointments and
diGutek-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Use Portable Houses
For Foreign Legations;
No Buildings Found Fit

Paris. France. July Having become
an independent principally. Albania has
been promoted TO the honor Of possessing
a diplomatic corps French foreign office
estimates have made provision accord
lngly. and granted yearly salary Of 81
500 to the new French minister TO Albania
There no difficulty about that. but
A very serious obstacle was discovered
Where was the new minister 70 put up7
The king has a socalled palace which IS
the only house fit 10 live in at DurazzO.
Italy has a happy idea and France has
borrowed It. A portable wooden house will
be sent from Italy TO Durazzo and viii be
put up there and become the italian lera-
tion. France will do the same and for
$4,000 has also bought a portable wooden
house which will become the French leEa-
uon in DuraZ 40. The Quai d'Orsay pro
posed first to rent FOR $500 a year the
piece of ground on which to put Il up hut
on inquiry it was found that in Dura 20
the same piece Of ground which was to
he rented for $500 a year could he pur-
chased rs freehold for $500. and this the
French government has accordingly done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
T weLue Aeroplanes to
Make Race; Thousands
Gather to Witness Il

New York, July 4-The New York and
New Jersey shores for a dozen miles are
crowded al all favorable points with eager
spectators watching FOR the first Of the dar-
Ing aviators in the race from Governors Is
land TO Spuyten Duyval and back The
total is certainly in seven figures
ABOUT Il flying craft Of varying types
are entered The Curtiss Aeroplane company
has two flying boats Butgess Aero6Ia7a
company storm proof. self stabIlizInE sea
plane, J. A McCurdy. a flying boat. j. B. r
Fanplanck the boat with which he won the
great lakes 500 miles boat cruise: the
Thomas Aeroplane company. one entry Al
pert Heinrich. Raymond Y. Morris. hydro
mOnoplane Of his own design Charles +
Niles, hydromonoplane; Sloane Acroplane
company. new flying boat: ". J. Bonnev
hydroaeroplane. and the Boland AeropIsns
company. new flying boat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

parliamentary atmosphere It is a
friendship so close that there proba-
bly, is no important question on which
the father and daughter disagree
II is an open question that Sir John
Simon, the attorney general. who has
three children. proposed marriage to
Miss AsQuith, and was rejected but
remains her devoted slave. Gossips
say that she has determined to never
marry. remaining true to the memory
Of her fiance. lord Aberdeen's son. who
lost his life in an automobile accident
five years ago. For time il was ru-
mored that her sympathies were with
the suffraEets- 1t was said that she
had walked in a suffrage procession:
had been recognized in Hyde Park be
side a banner-bearer. But IT, having
donned hat that was intended TO dis
guise her, she did fan in with a
procession il did not follow that she
believed in votes for women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
iMew York viii Haze
apartment House Built
Especially For Babies

New York. July 4-Ths latest thing in
the way Of apartment houses 20 be planned
IN New York IS one where the tenants can
have as many children as they wish but
there must be no nursemaids TO look after
them Children instead will be received
In the model nursery and kinderEarten on
the roof and they will be taught and fed
and cared FOR by experts at a cost OF 50
cents a day. including food A day nur-
sery and a night nursery are included In
the plans for the youngest element Of
apartment house jewellers They will be in
charge Of trained nurse and assistant one
TO every five tots
Playtime will be spent IN a kinder
garten room and an open pergola whose
specially made windows can be shut in
raw weather Sand piles. swings. see
saws and gymnastic apparatus will be
there to delight the older children There
will be a kindergarten teacher for every
10 and primary grade instructor for
every 20.
There will be rest room where the
httlest folk may take maps and a dining
room just for Riddles The meals will
be furnished at "A cost Of 50 cents day
couple. 81 is estimated may enjoy the
new apartment at a total cost Of SIS per
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Absinthe Craze Has
Become Alarming in
Al European Cities

Paris. France. July IA craze for alb
sinthe is spreading all over the continent and
10 England. The sale Of absinthe is riEor-
ously forbidden in Switzerland The curl
Gus thing is that Switzerland IS the largest
producer OF absiuthe in Europe and every
drop is exported under full official control.
The ahsinthe 10 be procured surrepti tiously
IN the Swiss cafes is smuggled through from
France. In Morocco, the absinthe craze has
become 50 bad that the sultan has prohibited
its manufacture. sale or importation. This
decree was made the request Of Gen. Lyau-
tey. the French resident in FeZ-
All travellers agree that the effects Of drink
ing absinthe in Morocco are appalling Car
avans have been described as laden with
absinthe, carrying IL from the coast TO the
interior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
" Missing Link" Turns Up
on Ellis Island, Only
To Be Ordered Deborted

New York. July According to a paper
read before a large audience in one OF New
FORKS universities recently the Missing
Link was found several weeks ago on FL
us Island Uncle Sans official reception
room at the port Of New York. but he was
not allowed to land.
This supposed man ape came from Fin
ANA and was ordered deported on account
o. constitutional inferiority. When be first
reached the island he was referred 10 TIE
psychoiogical laboratory on account OF a
trembling OF the head and a constant SIDE
70 side rowing Of the eyehalls known as
NJ rata Eruus-' He was OF average HEIGHT
but his strength was prodiEious. The ser ~
MS body his pendulous abdomen and MS
long arms forcibly suggested the ape rs
gait was rowing and his eyes constsntIv
searched the ground
DurinE his examination the Finn was Do
Gle and. in dumb way good natured F5s
was unable 10 laugh the best he corifd ~
was beast ike Er0wl.
me strange man was a telegram Tf-a--~,
N r inland and 10 requires only a slight
S.Islln OF tne Imagination TO picture him
hanging from the arm OF a ra1e--a-h -.
as his ancestors hung from trees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Asquith In Office For Six Years
-:I:- -:I:- -:II:- -:T:- -:I:-
Premiership Has Been Stormy One

7 ONDON Eng. July Premier
Asquith has ~ held office for
just six years thus exceeding in
length the administration OF Disraei,
who occupied the. office from 1874 to
1850 Since the DAYS Of lord Liverpool.
VINO was prime minister for is years,
there have been only three statesmen
who have held the office for longer
period, without a break. than Mr. As
quith- Two Of these. lord Melbourne
and lord Palmerston. both were prime
minister for about two months longer
than MI. Asquith has been so far The
third case is that OF lord Salisbury,
who was prime minister from 1895 to
1902
Lord PalmerstOn. during his Ions
term Cf pCNer, was. like Air- ASqulth,
leader OF The house CT commons. as
well as prime minister The others,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

however, sat in the cuicter atmosphere
OF the house Of sords The present
prime minister, too. has taken an extra
burden OF the office Of secretary OF
war. and his administration has been
at least as full OF hard work as any in
modern times.
Through IL all Mr.. Asquith. although
the strain must be great. seems to
thrive. He has certainly AGED some
what but so have all those who have
gone through the last few strenuous
years with him He is still the master
OF the house OF common, having no
equal, except perhaps Mr.. BalfOur. in
debate, while as q political tactician
none come within miles Of him Even
should the Ulster question prove to be
beyond his powers Of getting over diff
ucult situations, he viii be able 10
look back upon a Ions series Of sue
cesses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

Launched new Hsmburg-American
tOona ~
witnessed horse races near that CITY
Attended the regatta at Bruensbut-
tel, on the North Sea.
D.. PRESIDED at several banquets and de-
Hyered innumerable toasts.
lnaugurated the improved Fyaise-
Wilhelm Canal linking the North and
Baltic seas, now the largest canal in
the world
inspected veterans at Kiel when he
arrived for the great Kiel week
The Kaiser's doctors are perfectly,
sa tisfled with his rapid progress after
ms recent chill Still. they have ad-
Flsed him to be careful about his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

propose to check the spread Of the Ian
guaEe.
The revival Of the pure Biblical
tongue has been. in a measure, forced
on the Palestine Jews for reasons apart
from the sentimental immigration
from other parts OF the world. particu-
larly Of the 1900 Yiddish speaking
Jews from Russia some years ago,
made a common means OF communlca-
ton necessary Niddish is not under
stood by the natives here. while all
Jews know something Of Hebrew
The Zionist movement. aimed at re-
storing Palestine to the Jewish race. has
done much To finance the Hebrew
schools, and is now raising a fund to
endow a Hebrew university at Jeru-
salem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Admiral Declares Aerial
Var Graft Haze Made
BattLeshibs Obsolete

The Hague. Holland. July 4.-The
contention Of admiral Sir Percy Scott
that battleships have been made sbso-
iete by submarines and aeropIanes has
been seized here by the strong anti
dreadnaught party and given wide pub
hclty, with the result that the govern
ment $ battleship program is now likely
10 fail
oaItleship has already aroused the op-
position Of the heavy taxpayers But
now that Sir Percy has produced strong
az EuInentS against the utility Of the
I!oallng fort which. he SAYS. stands no
chance against overhead and submarine
attacks the opposition has gained
the support Of many Of the extreme
patriots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Pertfumed Baths for Dogs
Is NoOeZty in Paris NorU

Paris. France. July NY lsdys dog Is
serious factor in society life here. An es-
tabishment for dog baths is about TO be
opened in one OF the most fashionable quar-
tiers Of the city and il is being widely ad-
vertised by circulars They read thus:
Baths for Dogs
Electric Cleaning by Hot Air.
Special ShampooinEs-
Perfumed Baths.
Special Scented Lotions.
Antiseptic Tonnes Toilette
Warmed Waiting Kennels.
And the prices are in proportion to the
Injuries offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Kaiser Is Own Stag Managet
-;I:- -:I;- -:II:- ILL -:II:-
Puts In Strenuous Weeks Work

n ERLIN, Germany. July 4-The
X Kaiser is probably the best stage
managed parsonage Of note in the
whole OF Europe, and what is more to
the point he stage manages himself
with a skill and cleverness that is
calculated to create envy in the heart
Of the most artful booster" Recently
he has been slightly indisposed, but
Immediately recovered he launched
again. whole-heartedly into the siren
uous life.
In the course Of six days he got
through the following exacting list of
enEa gements-
Presided over the Agricultural show
Al Hanover
Inspected a new wireless station
Inspected several regiments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Turkey Against Hebrew Language
II IL IL -::- Is
Forbids Its Use In Public Notices

7 ERUSALEM, July 4-The Turkish
government has issued orders
against posting notices in Hebrew
upon the dead walls of cities Of PaIes-
tine The action is believed to indi-
cate concern on the part of the author
iues over the remarkable revival Of the
Hebrew language.
Although up to so years ago classic
Hebrew was not ordinarily used by the
Jews of Palestine 10 is now the COM
mon language Of tens of thousands or
people IN Palestine. 1t is the medium
OF instruction i'm many schools, and
newspapers, street car tickets and
shopkeepers' signs are i'm Hebrew. II
IS therefore apparent that the au-
thorities viii have a hard time if they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Morganatic Match Of Prince
Oscar Pleases the Ger
man People.

II ERLIN, Germany, July emperor
n Wilhelm has highly pleased the
democratic element which is anx-
ious he should make il possible for
them TO remain loyal TO him. By his
consent &c the morganatic marriage OF
prince Oscar. has fifth son. and the
spriEhty countess Ina Won Bassewitz-
LeVitzow, the empress maid Of honor.
Indeed tee recent history Of Euro
pean royalty would lead 10 the belief
inst the mysterious theory OF equal
blrtE. Is rapidly breaking down Since
beautiful princess Sophis of Sachs
Neimar, killed herself because she was
restrained from wedding a simple
nobleman, the disiutegrating tendency
has been still stronger.
Due to Queen Mays Position.
Probably the greatest single factor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

in breaking down the walls Of Hohen-
zollern tradition Of exclusiveuess is
the curious position Of queen Mary OF
England.
man morganatic marriage Her grand
father, son Of duke Alexander Of Wur-
temburg, renounced his royal rank 10
contract a mo-gauatic union with the
polish countess Claudine Won Rhedy.
Of Tecl5-
So the Tecks do not belong TO the
higher nobility" Of Germany This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Raymond Belmont Has
Badly Burned Face as
Result of Lamp Explosion

London, Eng, July Raymond Bel
mont, son Of August Belmont of New
is convalescent from the accident in
which he burned his face badly through
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
Daughter Is Chum
Of Premier Asquith
and VIII Not Wed

London, Eng, July Miss Violet
Asquith. the prime minister's right
hand daughter now. is always within
the precincts Of the house Of commons.
Not only when she accompanies him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

class includes only those who held
che title under the holy Roman en-
pire. II princess Mary. Of Teck, had
remained in Germany she could only
have been the morEanatic wife Of even
the youngest son OF a reigning Ger
man family.
Indeed her marriage with a member
Of a family which had once reigned.
but long ago lost its possessions, would
have been morEanatic.
BY this quaint theory Of equal BIRTH
Continued on last Page. this section col ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

the explosion Of an acetyIene gas lamp.
The accident prevented his playing for
CoXwell House in the final round Of
the junior polo championship at Roe
hampton against Comte J. De Madre's
Tigers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

Emperor Wilhelm. OF Germany. has
made a popular move in consenting to
his fifth sons morgauatic marriage, but
perhaps he sageIy figured that prince
Oscar has little chance of counting in
the succession TO the throne
-Four brothers stand before Oscar in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04

the direct line and any sons they might
10 the throne before he would The
crown prince already has four little
boys and prince August William has
one This makes nine male lives to be
blotted out before Oscar and his line
come in