THE ROYAL SCANDAL.
By Telegraph—Press] Association—Copyright Berlin, Dec. 29. M. Giron, the tutor with whom Princess Louisg oloped, avows the paternity of the Princess's expected child. He declares that he forwarded the Princess’s jewels, worth sixteen thousand pounds, to his brother at Brussels, and that tho German Government intercepted them, leaving the lovers penniless. Tho Archduke Leopold, brother of the Princess, refuses to resign his Imperial right, unless guaranteed an allowance.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 707, 31 December 1902, Page 2
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