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BERLIN, `Al>l ll 23 tBD\tf;.l!`;-It ta learned that marrllle has ar- ranged between ex-King Manual 0| Portugal and Princesa Augusta V|e~ toria of Hozensollern, eldest daugh- ter ot Prince William of Hohtnnhllsril, and head of tm- so called order of the non-reigning Princely branch of the Hohensulleru house. The qgage- msnt has taken place at Blrjnarin- geu Castle, the IIDIIB OI “N Pfilil and widowed father, where ex-Kin: Manuel is now visiting. The Pr-thang, who is twenty-two years of age, la one and our-half years the ex-Klnfs pinlor. Her family, which is not dir- ectly rclated to that of the Kaiser, is Roman Catholic.

TOKIO. April L3 (Special)--The

chagrin, disappointment and wound- rl pride of Japan, which last week rnulted in angry militant talk by iresponuible people ln thia country, ha-vi: become somewhat modified. The entrre Japanese nation now awaits witl the moat intense and evident anxiety the outcome of the delibera- tions in reference to the California alien land-holding bill proceeding at Sacramento, Calif. ` The governznental and commercial. forces of Japan are using their ut- most erertlons in endeavorlng to re- strain the uathlaklng agitators htlre.

It is tieeomingly increasing evident

that the agitation la Japan ls largely inspired by a small political group seeking to embarrass the Jap- anese Govsrnn-ent, and putting for- ward the .-\n‘.erican land question to rouse nat"onal feeling and hide their real purpose.

Those newspapers which caused the war talk among the "hot heads' are now advocating a more dignified and conservative attitude, and expressing the hope that the citizens of Califor- nia will spare Japan indlgnlty and the 'United States embarrassment.

BERLIN, April 23 (Special)-Every

political topic ln Germany for the moment is overshadowed by the "Krupp revelations." The Vorwaerts publishes the text of the instructions sent by The Munitious Eabrik to its l’arie scent instructing him ‘to leave no stone unturned" to pursuade pop- ular French newspapera to publish the statement that France intends doubling her orders for machine guns. the obiect being to persuade the Cerman Government to give ma- chine gun orders to the Munitions Fabrik.

The Morgeripost publishes one _ of

the angriest articles ever seen out- side the Solialist press. It says1-“Be- hind all this fabricated war talk stands either a class reaction or more sickening still, the sheer lust of gold " It explains how army and navy societies have sprung up to preach war with the unconcealed fin- ancial assistance of armor plate firms, how files of pensioned officials have stcmitly Dersmbulated through the country preaching war, bow sr- mor firms have subsidized Geri1,iau_ newspapers to conduct crazy cam- paigns of hatred against. France and England, and how these same firms sold weapons to the German Goverm- ment dearer than in the nations their Dress is pall to abuse. "Armaments factories." it says, “Day 30 per cent., but the German taxpayer is treachcrously sold."

A NEW JOB FOR

MARTIN LUTHER.

The little woman who occupied a

seat close to the lecturer on a rub- berneck waggon which was howling down Fourteenth street in Washing- ton one day, was curious. She was determined to get her money’s worth out of the trip. The waggon was passing the famous statue of Martin Luther, which stands on _a triangle near a Lutheran Church. - "On your left,'- said the lecturer, assuming a pose which would have done credit to Solomon, "is the sta- tue of Martin Luther.’

‘What was ‘Martin‘I.rutber?' asked

the little woman,

'Why,’ replied the lecturer, in dis-

dain, 'the Rev. Dr. Luther, the first pastor of this church.'

HIS EXPERIENCE.

"What is your idea of high fin-

ance?"

"It is a school of fiction," rr-plied

Mr. Dirstln Stax, "in which math- ematics takea the place of language." -Washington Star. `

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Skin Diseases

ARE PAINFUI. AND UNSIGHTLY.

Among the most prevalent are Salt

Rheum, Eoleiha, Tetter, Rash, Boils, Pimples and Itching Skin Ei-options.

These troubles llways arise from the

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ri. drives out all the humor from the bloodmndmakealtpmeaodrleh. Thou- lmds °¢ swiss ion mai ir during on lil* llllfl-I-dvsysarlaad liavebemoured.

Mr. Robert Gamble, Jones Falk, Ont.,

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*Year Hllhnall. llptml .I falls. I have knolonand lo alnea sha was a chlldpanil I younottomarryhiu-.Buohauotoa is doomed to uahspglneas. You love to rule and ooml\and;,~_a_o doaa Na taue, and nothing biu..,;reat unhappi- ness can possibly _come from your union." - _ ,

But love laughs at prophecies. Wh!

should Prince Mtlspv the ltlollldl ruler of Servfa, as lie than was. heed this solemn warning from a woman of the court. a !ew,diiya before he was to lead to the _altar the molt beautiful girl in Europa! Was he not madly in love with her? Waa she not equally madly tn _love with hlmf

It was at Nico that.. Prince Milan,

who ln after years was proclaimed King Milan I. of Bervia., first setphll eyes upon his bride, Ng.`talte. Among the visitors was a Russian colonel, Nauiuiiei xeisoiiiro, ii' ann or nigh lineage and great wealth, proud of iris sri-ui and nn riches, and sun prouder of the beauty of his daugh- ter Natalie.

A Brief Courtship

Mlla.n's wooing waa‘as brief as lt

was blissful and the Ill-fated pair ware married at Viennaln 1875. Nb- talte was a generous, impulsive girl of sixteen-tha Prince. her husband. but twenty-one. Had she waited an- other aix or twelve months she might have learned that he was a hopeless gambler and spendthrift. He indulged in almost every form of dissipation, no Nsraiio nm only been wedded s couple of months when she discovered that he was a man with whom no one woman could be hBpl7Y." Marriage made no difference to the I-‘rince's inode of life. At hrstrhis wife tried passionate-pleadings, then reproachss but in vain.

But there were other -women who

banked in M1ls.n’s smiles-,'a much more formidable rival than the wife of a Greek diplomat being Artemesia Chrlsticti, who, not content with the Klng's smiles and favors; asplred to take Nat.nlle’s place as Queen of Ser- via.. Indeed, it is said that she ex- torted from him a promise to make her his queen ae soon as his existing marriage could be dissolved.

Blrth of Alexander i Then came the birth of the baby Prince Alexander-“Ss.cha," as his mother'foudly called him-the man who, in. after years, was--to he at-ab bed to death, together with the lady- tn-waiting, Draga. Maschtn, whom he led to the altar in defiance of the wishes of all Servia.. _ But the birth of the baby Prince, instead of linking the parents to- gether in a new bond of affection, was the innocent cause of widening the breach. The scandalous. doings of Prince Milan went on, ondwhen his son was old enough to be influenced, bla father began to poison his mind against his mother. V'

Sick and weary of the';:_whole busi-

ness, Natalie, whose populprlty with the Servians was intensified by the wrongs she had entered, decided that she would force her,l_iuiilie,ud__to ob- _dloate and secure her own ,appoint- niant as Regent to her 'son."_` Sheuiiade the full story of her _lnfjqrieii public, abd enlisted the sylnbath`y,"not only of Mlla.n's moat powerful Minlaterli, but of- the entire count.ry._ _,

Divorce Secured , Then Milan played hls_trurirp card.

He determined to dtvorcefN_atalle and rob her of her son. The divorce pro- ceedings were rushed through and on october 12, isss. the formally dissolved without 'thy unfon tunate Queen being allowed to-defend herself. Furthermore i"S‘a»oln" was torn from her arms, and t,h`e'gvreep1ng mum- win im aiseaiisome.

Nemesis. however, was at hand, and

it fs now s matter of history how, the year following the dltoroe. Sec vlan indignation was aroused’ to auch au.extent by the scandals thatllftlan was forced to abdlclte, and. wltle his wife was ln exile, their aoii pro- claimed King. uirim_aeeiyf"`fNa;ure was allowed to return to' Belgrade, and had she then played cards rightly and lived quietly. she' _would have been allowed oo remaln'_,ln the aabital. But alia threw heriislf into political agitation, and thus' brought _hliel into open conflict _with the was ac inc cribs im bahilltment. "

The mostsrirel blow of' all which

l‘ato_,tlealt.l_€Uatalfe was wlie_n_.'lier pan nu, in ievefwioi map.-riruclirn, one of har _own ladies-in-wa_lting`;'_" It has been said that; degraded as _lie was, mfs _episode in his aon’a life broke I|lan'a heart. _Whatever trir`th"}here my in in me story, it in ri n‘<ir‘inai a faw months later he drew his last breath at Vienna at the a¢a__of rom sir. an for Nami., nie mu einem DDQ Europa seeking for tho, trappi- _L which can never ba ha_|l§`.____

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I Aged Woman’a Tragic Death _ Mrs. Hamilton the elghty~y6lr~0|d wife of a Crimean veteran, at Port- land, died as the result of burns. Bhe was standing in front of the tire in her bedroom, when a candle set Hrs to the upper part of her tlannelette alghtdress. In her fright she turned round rapidly, and the hem of the alghtdress also caught fire. She was Instantly enveloped in flames.

Refused to be a Councillor

Mr. A. James, who has been elected

to the Worcestershire County Council as representative of the Bromsgrove division, wrote to that body saying that he had been elected without his consent and declined to sit, saying he would rather pay the statutory flue.

Tomato Planta

At Norwich Augustus Hall, forty-

four, a city laborer, was sent to D01 with six months’ hard labor for damag- lng a. local nursery growing tomato and cucumber plants valued at be- tween $2,000 and $2,500.

Nested In a New Grave

During the absence of the grave dig-

gers tor a. couple of hours a pair of roblns practically completed the bulld- lng of a neat in the side of a newly dug grave in Narborough Churchyard.

Egg Cenaor Kept Buoy

According to the report of the Ber-

mondsey Public Health Committee one of the councll’s inspectors destroyed more than four and a half tons of bad eggs during a fortnight.

Oldest Baptist Praaehar

in the Baptist ministry, the Rev. B. S. Allsop, died at Nottingham, in his ninetleth year. Mr. Allsop was for- merly at Burton-on-Trent, where, ow- ing to a confusion of names, he re- ceived orders for beer while the noted brewery received orders for sermons. Partnsrahlp for Farm Workers

A Lincolnshire cat, after being mls-

sed for three weeks, has been found alive in a dry Well into which it had evidently fallen. lt was very emacl- ated and weak, but ls now recovering the balance of its nine lives.

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