New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 3

ny attention to such a p | On the other hand they have proofs | which are entirely satistylng to them | that Heaven has designated Nicholas | | which nearly everybody in the world, | xcept the old Russlan monarchists, ASK HIGH HEAVEN SUPPORT OF CLA == | Regll‘d Rflmlm)“ Family Row“cour:. v.nrlfll.h](- nufln'nvum of Imw-“-"i s Useless Performance i | themselves from the idea of imperial | | Russia, and a few of them find their | | way to Grand Dukp Cyril to talk | -~ things over, + Coburg, Germany, Jan, 'L—.i Cyril lives in a villa just across the Mysticism and the alleged manifesta- | strect from the louse that shelters tions of Heaven figure so extensively | ex-King Ierdinand of Bulgaria. In | in the communiques of rival claim.' 80 old-fashioned market equare In | ants for the Russian throne, a throne : the center of the provinclal town of ‘ which no longer exlsts, that centra) | 30.000, which 1s still living back in | and western Europe generally regard | Pre-war days and s apparently in | {he family row of the Romanofts as AIMOst complete oblivion to the an uncanny and useless perform. | changes the world has undergono In A the last 11 years, stands a statue of | Since his original manifesto declar- | Prince Albert, the husband of the Ing himself the rightful czar of all | late Queen Victorin, whose marriage | the Russlas, Grand Duke. Cyril has | '0 the English queen resulted in| romained silent fn’ his Coburg villa, | Saxe-Coburg Gotha becoming aligned and there are indications that he and | With practically all - the rullng | his supporters will keep the Russian | families of Europe. ' court and its doings well under Thr-ro_ is reaction in the air at Co- | cover because of the communist ef- ! Purg. Wagner Is played at the ope forts to have the seif-styled czar ex- | and films from the \Wagner opcras pelled trom republican Germany, | are shown at the moving plv!vn(‘ There Is something so fatalistic | house. It is an ideal place for Cyril and Asiastic tn all the actlons of the | and Ferdinand and the rest of the | Itomanoffs that liberal-minded p,n_" dislodged royalty which has taken ple of the west cannot take them |refuge here. There are few indus- | seriously. Even the aged Marle | ries and consequently little to upset | Ieodoroyna, mother of the murdered | the medieval quict of the well-im- | Czar Nicholas, Danish princess | Proved village above which hovers though she be and sister of Alex-|the Coburg Veste, a magnificent andra, England’s queen dowager, | Gothic fortified castle which houses sounds this same note. She has| marvellous collections of arms and never belleved her son fs dead and, | &rmor borne by German princes in In denying the clalms of all succes- | the Crusades. sors, especlally of Grand Duke Cyril, | Parsifal would be quite at home in ho talks of the divine rights of | Coburg, if it were possible for the rulers as if the world were plunged | Young knight to take on human R oM RAEA 1IN0 (o0A ea! | form. There is a make-believe at- | mosphere about the p It is un- | real 1o visitors from centers where ruler of all the Russias, if one iy to | the modern spirit prevalls. he big lelleve the statements of this Roma- | motor cars of ex-King Ferdinand and noff, whose manifesto sounds no | Grand Duke Cyril are the most dis- more modern than the documents of ‘ cordant note. T men should Ivan the Terrible. His supporters, | Fide on armored horses if they wish of whom his wife, who has recently | {0 fit dnto the picture and lLeep in been‘dn the United States, seems to | harmony with the spirit which they o far the most active, would have | are endeavoring to perpetuate. one believe it was divine providence L:!i"h‘:m'bl‘li Cyril .1”:”“ d]rr.;\vn}l‘ng “"k Compally I.lonc”.s when his ship was destroyed in Pa. ‘, = . eteran Employes cific waters during the Russo-Japa- nese war that he might eventually London, Jan. 21.—One of the fore- o over the Russian throne, most dairy companies of Great Brit- But the monarchists among the ' ain has a Long Service Corps con- Russian exiles who are supporting | pected witle it, the members hel the claim of Grand Duke Nicholas!made up of employes who have been Nicholaivitch, are not at all inclined | in the service of the orgaization for to admit that divine providence | 50 years, ever hpd anything to do with Cyril, | Thecorps hoasts of a membership and adduce score of reasons in their of 361 men and 24 wowen and when brechures why mnoboedy should pay | the members met recently for a din- | | 1t is the “hand of God” which moved Cyril to proclaim himself the ner one of them was presente with a gold watch, a siiver badge and a certificate of merit. Tncluded were nearly all the directors of the | | Nicholaiviteh to sit upon the throne | company, and the most humble milk | roundsmen, NIGHT 1N AUTO Man Badly Wounds Girl; Then Injures Himsell Peoria, 111, Jan Mary Eiten- miller, 20, who shot yesterday by Fred Lichtenberger, who later tried to kil himself, has small chances for physicians said last night Miss Eitenmiller was shot automobile parked in a ficld recovery, attending in an her father's farm, four miles south of Pekin, Lichtenberger, though seriously wounded, {5 expested to recover, In a signed confession Lichtenger- ger said that he shot Miss Eiten- miller after she had pleaded with him to kill her. They had spent two nights in his automobile, according to the confession of Lichtenberger, who has worked for six years on the Eftenmiller farm until d charged a few months ago for p ing too much attention to the girl, He indicated that they had plan- ned to kill themselves, stating that he wanted her to marry him, but she he w vefused because ler parents ob- jected Miss Eitenmiller 1 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William LEitenmil- ler, well to do farmers residing south of Pekin HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Ph | Direetor Depot of the Senior High school has called out he tiffck team, to hold practice, day and Thursday nig The team will hold practice every week until March for the indoor to be held at the gymnasium triangular meet, Hartford High The meet inch New Haven, Hartford, and New Britain High schools. The members, of the mid-year senfor, junior, and mid-year junior lasses of the Senior High school will give a mid-year promenade in ¢ gymnasinm of the Senior High hool on I'riday evening, January from 8 until 1 o'clock, The nnasium will be decorated in a manner st the season. I'he Trinity Bacchanalian orchestra vill furnish music. estive of near to restrain the nationals likely to endanger the order and se- curity of the other country, Both in persons in or recelving assistance | also promise APS GET 011 | RUSSAN TREATY -5+ to rest service governmental financal rom such acts. Nelther party will permit in fts territory organizations pretending to be the government of any part of the | territories of the other party, or allens carrying out activities for such organizations The soviet agrees to give coal and oll concession to approved Japancse on advant of 40 or 50 years; exploit oil fields. The royaltics in the case of coal will amount tefelght per cent and In the case of oll—from five to fifteen per cent with ‘forty-five per cent wliere | 0ld Treaties Recognized By The Assoclated Prems. Peking, Jan. 21.—The treaty be- tween Japan and Russia providing for resumption of diplomatic rela- tions, which was signed here at mid- soviet night, consists, of seven articles. Among these is soviet recognition of the validity of the Portsmouth treaty, but it is understood that Rus- sfa does not assume responsibility tor the completion of the provisions | of that treaty. 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