Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
GERMAN T0LST0| WITHOUT HOPE
 0F EARLY PEACE Does Not Believe Capture of Constantinople Would
 End War.
FAITHLESS ROYAL,
 LOVER DISFIGURED
Daughter of vienna Counsellor Sui cides After Throwing Acid Into Face of Prince Leopold of Saxe-
 COburg Who tilted Her.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The irrepressible Maximilian Harden, who occupies the same position in Germany at present as did once the late Count Leo Tol- stoi in Russia, has once more been guilty of letting the official cat out of the bag
 "I do not like to be considered re- sponsible for the illusion of the com mon herd heres who are being led to believe that the war will be approach ing it's end. when the German army enters ConstAUtn1ople,,' lie says. and goes to prove Why this illusion is dangerous.
 Learn to understand" he writes, "tkat the enemy still believes in vic tory. We are told now of the down fall of 8 minister, now again of an entire cabinet. It must, however, al- ways he remembered that this minis ter or this cabinet did not fall be- cause they were too warlike, but be- cause they were not Warlike enough. In the place of Sir Edward Grey the English chauvinists want Lord Lans- downe. or, better still, Lord Curzon.
 "S;r Edward Grey is loyal and com- Dctcnt, but he is considered too soft hearted. We have seen the arrival of the crew of Curzon, Iloyd-George, Ronar Law and Chamberlain. There IS no rift in the alliance of our ene- mics and if ti.erc occasionally be a small disagreement it is very quickly rcmedied.'
 Romance Has Tragic Ending.
 The "Jenaische Zeitung" publishes details of the sensational tragedy of Prince Leopold of Saxe-C -Cobury-Co- harry, a nephew of King Ferdinand of Bulgaria Several weeks ago it was reported from Vienna that the prince. who is an officer in the Aus trian army. had been severely wound cd and disdglTed for life by former sweetheart, but all facts of the case were suppressed by the Austrian gov ernment.
 The woman by whom tho prince was shot down was Miss Camilla Ky bicks, daughter of Privy Council Tor Rybick. of Vienna. She met the prince about two years ago at a court ball and fell in love with the dash ing cavalry officer. An engagement followed but the family of the prince would not consent to a marriage.
 Last year the prince wrote to his fiancee from Paris that he would mar ry her within six months. Wlaen the war broke out he deposited his lest will, which made her his sole heir, with Vienna notary and he begged his father to pay ten million kroners to the young lady if he should be killed.
 In the field the princess love seems to have vanished, however. His let ters became scarce and finally he stopped writing. When the six months were up he did not redeem his word and Miss Rybicka heard nothing from him until he returned to Vienna on furlough.
 Miss Rybiska went to the hotel of the faithiess lover and insisted on an marriage. When the prince declared that he had changed his mind the young woman became des- perate. She hrew acid in the face of her doceiver and fired three shots at him. The prince was rushed to a hospital, where tue surgeons succeed ed i'll removing the bullets from his body, thereby saving his life.
 The young woman committed sui eide after her rash act. Her body