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"WANTED AN HEIR."

THE FATE OF THE ROMANOFF DYNASTY. ' A" correspondent of "Free Russia," writing on the subject of tho Russian Imperial family, savs:— "Wanted, an heir! Wanted to save tho dynasty. Tho young Alexis, suffering from an incurable disease —tuberculosis of the bones, it is said—can only be kept alive, tho doctors say. for a few months longer. Tho Tsar himself has become a victim of tits of melancholy. His consort, the unfortunate Tsarina, is still suffering acutely from a complete nervous breakdown. The (|iiestiou therefore arises, Who will bo tho heir to Nicholas the Second, or will ho be the last of the autoerals of Russia? Tho daughters of Nicholas cannot ascend the throne, because Paul I, who hated bis august mother. Catherine tlio Great, nindo a law by which it became impossible for a woman to reign in Russia. Therefore, in the case of the deinis-! of Nicholas If, the throne should fall to bis brother Michael. But this is hardly possible, since be has renounced all bis rights, and has married morganaticallv a Russian lady with whom he lives very happily far from court intrigues." The writer goes on to discuss the Grand Dukes, and finds insuperable objections to all of them.

Fmincnts Tiess, a Jersey cow at Roy Oru.-s Farm, County, Michigan, has broken the world's milk record In one year, uudor flie supervision of (he Michigan Agricultural College, she ha:i produced IH.7S:!Ib. of millc, yield ins; 11.121b. Ooz. of butler. The record fir .terse-,• cows was previoiislv held by .faeoba Irene, with 17,1!5,S of milk. A singular incident occurred in a recent' crieket match between Alton and Basingstoke. Tlio I'cv. F. S. Farebrother was bowling for Alton, and sent down a ball which hit tlio wicket. One of the bails was knocked into the air. and fell upon the other bail, where it lodgod. An appeal was made to. the umpire, who gave liis verdict in favour of the batsman. The I'alnierston North stock sale will be held on December 11, and entries will be found advertised m another col"vaa.

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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 9

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346

"WANTED AN HEIR." Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 9

"WANTED AN HEIR." Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 9

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