Show Three Men Pay Big Fines F For or Killing One Rabbit Frightened By Car Light German President Cant Can't Even Take a Walk Valk Without topping Stopping Traffic Go From Berlin to Tokio in in 14 i DaYs London Crowded With Colonial Visitors PARIS Dec Dee 11 By 11 By The AI- AI As Press The Press The most Ivo ho rabbit In France Franco Is la the one shot sho by one of three men recently ar- ar arrested arrested Tested rested at flourS Bourg and ond fined for poaching The high priced rabbit also abo out out- emphasized em the Increasing Importance Important attached to violations of the hunting regulations by the government The three men tried to bag bunnies bY b training their clr automobile ts on the game at night Frightened rabbits caught In the beam bellm ot of o light seemed unable to get out of oIt It and ran back and forth dazed In the glare of the lamps until captured of I killed Walt WaIt until the car stops stops- tops i II a car conductor shouted In that thai i ungentle way which Is heard In Inmany li 1 many parts of the world orld He was wasi i speaking to a II woman who had lied just managed to keep her feet teet after acter The departing passenger smiled I but said salol nothing Do you ou know who this lady Is an elderly man wearing the ribbon of ot the Legion of ot Honor asked of the conductor Dont and care less responded the autocrat of the tram The die dis- distinguished dis distinguished gentleman explained to fellow tellow passengers that the woman who had slipped on the pavement was ILS Mme Raymond Poincare wife of the premier and former president dent of ot the republic She doc does all her shopping now now- nowadays nowadays nowadays riding In street cars or auto auto- autobuses autobuses buses he volunteered tor for reasons of economy French lawyers lawers who ho have their photographs taken with clients ac- ac accused accused accused of crime are Indulging In an undesirable form torm of publicity In the of the Paris Bar I ion the association having drawn up rules forbidding the practice For some years newspapers have been filled tilled with pictures picture of ot criminals with the lawyer laYer defend defend- defending defending ing inS them generally occupying a prominent position In the fore fore- foreground foreground foreground ground This Is to be all ch changed and the himself must see sel seeto eato to It henceforth that his face tace be not Included In the photograph Frances France's most noted little moth moth- mother mother mother er who conducted thousands of Americans to the graves of ot their war dead Is about to take a long long- long earned earned rest She Is com Hill Hili Hill yer yer er de taen Caen She won her affectionate nickname nl In the AmerIcan during the war ar Since Sinco the signing ot of the thc armistice she his has de- de do her time and fortune to the task of smoothing the way tor for the gold star tar mothers and fathers who ho cross th the Atlantic In search for tor the thelast thelast thelast last resting places of their loved loyed ones The do de Caen thrice went to America In the interests of the gold star star mothers organization and after a brief rest In the South of l France rance will make another isit to the United States The Political Tamer Is the title titie Premier Poincare can now add to his hl collection collect He lie has been thus called by deputies because of ot the skilful way In which he has matt mast mattered mastered ered a hostile majority In cham cham- chamber chamber ber her When any any one suggested that thata thata a certain approprIAtion in the bud bud- budget budget bud budget get just arranged should be In- In increased Increased crea creased d Poincare In a voice like the crack of a II whip hip exclaimed The government rejects the pro pro- proposed proposed pro proposed posed amendment and makes a question of confidence Sometimes It never even enn got toa to toa II a vote When It did Poincare ob- ob obtained ob obtained tamed a majority of to out of about voting The Influence which the premier has obtained over this parliament ot of Lefts Lefta Is declared to mark the most complete reversal re of political fortune the country has ever seen Been not excepting the return to public affairs of Caillaux once ordered exiled for tor treason This parliament was elected In May 1924 1324 on political Issues dI- dI dIn dl a n aTonally opposed to those of the former president ol republic The present premier was one of ot I Ithe the foremost among the men marked for tor ostracism bv by the new majority Yet Tet he has conquered lIeI HeI his political enemies lIe He I driving the present chamber th whip And spur making the deputies lamere- lamere dance to his music ln And nd 1 what Is they seem to like Ilka it It BERLIN By 11 11 By The As- As As soci tell l J Press FIrst ree r a First Citizen and yet Jethe virtually virtually-a such prIsoner prisoner such Je Is the fate tate of President Von Hinden- Hinden burg Hinden-burg who finds himself unable topo to Io so 50 simple a thing as look Into shop 11 window With the of Christmas and Berlins Berlin's shops with each other In attract attract- lye Jve vo displays there Is nothing the would like to do more than mix among the shopping and sw goze at the window ex ax ex- ex fl tibits lulls Such Buch a diversion Is denied him however because his appearance I on cit toot foot would mean stopping of ot all traffic An A Incognito B Is Is im- im I His Is the privilege en- en en by King Hing Saul of old of ot whom tU ills scriptures 8 say gay when he stood among amon- his people he was Waft higher t Ul any ot of the w jj people from Crom the l houlder upward The presidents president's huge frame hi his face cannot be disguised e cn from front the tha smallest street 11 Close friends say that the pies pres- present pres ent realizes he i Ig 18 paying a price for tor popularity Though he has lived In Berlin for tor a year and Halt a ho has never walked outside ot oC the presidential garden gardens What lIttle he sees of ot Berlin Is II through tle windows of ot his hll automobile aut ri Cries of ot The Crown Prince Is gangway coming gangway have sounded through the streets of ot Berlin again SInce Frederick William has haa taken takena It a fondness for tor automobile excursions from his castle to n Potsdam Taking up the famil- famil cry from the day ot of the mon- mon monchy chy communists In the Prussian II t ore are demanding that the st stAte te a decree prohibiting traffic front Crom shouting orders of o this d 1 d d They use ness t i that hat the former town Mown Princes Prince's s 's limousine ha has hag been to speed around town ton like truck rue rho communists further complain 1 4 that police pollee have been clicking their heels heele and sal sill ng the tho royal roal automobile as ns It sped by so as to tt r T ke Ie sane persons wonder whether they are living In iii a II republic Waldemar Valdemar year 22 2 year old old oIl ton son of Foreign Minister emann cannot quite make up lp his hla I mind whether lie he wants to be a aIa Ia 11 yer or a musician At present he I li ii studying both law and mu music lc Intimate friends say aay he will ulti ulti- ultimately ulti- ulti ultimately choose law as al a the moro more lucrative profession though music will always remain his first love loves hen Herr mann first attracted attention about a year ear ago when Max ax Von Schillings SchillInG's former director director tor general of ot the state Elate opera con conducted con con- conducted conducted ducted a movement from a sym sym sym- ony ony composed by the budding genius from front More recently has written a piano sonata which Is soon to be resented In Vienna The young rom composer poser Is frequently seen at ot Ical Ical events o prominence A beggars union the members of which confessed to earning from U 4 to 5 a a day has hu been broken up by the police as the outgrowth of a II up slip of 02 the bu nesa bu ness nese agent Several weeks ago a man was ar- ar arrested ar arrested rested for tor begging He gave his name as Fritz Noack and was sent to prison for tor or two weeks Later Laterra II second cond beggar was brought In Ills His name also Wilt war FrItz Frits Noack When a third Fritz Noack was as arrested tM the police to investigate They discovered that the last man was really Fritz Noack the tho brainS brain of the beggars u union lon Ho lie had mem- mem members here bers ot of the union Identification pa- pa papers paper papera I pers per bearing his name stAtioned them them at a a money-making money street corner and collect collet d c 50 BO per cent othe ol of the proceeds I Occasionally on stepping Into a 11 Berlin taxicab one Is surprised at atthe atthe althe the roominess of o the Interior and the luxuriousness of o the appoint appoint- appointments ments The Tho explanation Is simple fc C r this Is a machine I at ot all 1111 built tor for taxi service but formerly the tho property of ot a wealthy German who wa was stripped of ot his hi cash and securities s during the In- In Inflation inflation In Inflation period and was vIas obliged to sell everything ot of value to keep from Crom starving So the taxi tul rider traveling at the rate of about 20 cents a a mile Is often oCten getting the service of ot quite as good a car as he would have I had to pay 1000 2000 or 4 O for forwith forwith with all the fancy trimmings inside from the finest ot of o upholstery to flower Clower vases ases ash trays and cigar I lighters It will soon be possible to get Into a Pullman car In Berlin and 14 d days ys later be In Tokyo At an International railway conference held here a plan has been adopted by which beginning May 15 IS 1927 a through service from Germany to Japan by way ay of Moscow and I Vla will be started For a aUme time Ume It will be necessary to change care at Moscow but this Incon Incon- inconvenience Inconvenience will be bo eliminated later Vladivostok the will go to Tokyo by boat The dis distance die dis- distance tance lance from Berlin to Tokyo Toko Is about miles sauce Now that the bob and shingle have hae assumed a menacing larity popularity In Berlin the tho ha hai taken talen steps to corn com bat combat w ahat hat It calls calIs a grave evil ac accompanying ac- ac accompanyIng companying companyIng bobbed air In accordance accord ance with a resolution passed at a recent meeting of the association several rants resta-rants have nailed up signs reading Ladles Ladies It may not I notI be polite pOlito to speak speak- about It but please do not comb your our hair at atthe atthe atthe the tables LONDON Dec 11 It By By The As- As Associated Press Sleeping Press Sleeping car sirens tire a 8 menace to travelers In some parts parte ot of o Europe Wealthy Amen Amerl- calo caha are Id c to be frequently their victims mIxture Good looks good clothes a II mIx mIx- turo ture of tears and coquetry a card carcase case cale containing names of famous persons of or Europe and a tearful t S e of a lost purse pursa or railway tick tick- ticket ticket et Ct extract large lange sums of money from male travelers arrested Yugo Slav police recently arrest arrest- forth forthe ed a young woman ot of o 24 who for the th last three years has hg been taking tl toll toil from wealthy travelers on the famous express which r thea t across arron V the continent from fromari l ari to Constantinople I I Christmas cargoes of the tho Brit 1 Brit Brit- I empires empire's choicest product are being borne borns across the seven leven ven seas sea to the crowded millions who people the mother country Inthe The Tho spirit ot of Dickens t ns i to Is abroad In iii the land from early December with the arrival of Christmas delicacies ad Christmas visitors American tourists flood England In the tho sum sum- summer summer summer mer British colonials make malte 11 pil to the land of ot their fath- fath ors ore at Canada Is selling sailing shiploads or of appice forJohn thecae cheese chee a ml h and for tor John Australia Bulls Bull's Christmas dinner Aus Airs Aus and Now New Zealand are ore send send- sending ing cargoes of ot dried fruits fruit butter butler offerIng ottering and poultry and this year Is offer offer- ing greater quantities ot of wines and spirits than thon ever before South SouthA likewise contributes wines and fruits frulla India Indis and ind the east are providing the spices Scotland stands lands by with great reserves reserve ot of whisky which can be rushed south to England if It the local supply gives out Portugal Former King ICing Manuel of ct gal who like King ex-King George of Greece still cherishes a strong hope that thet he may again sit on his thone some day spends much of his hie odd hours seeking berg bargain ln In London's Antique Victoria Vietoria shops Queen Augusta Vie VIc Vic toria too has a keen eye ee for tor old time furniture and often oCten panics her husband on these trips trip King street St James the tho mecca of connoisseurs oddly enough Is one one of the thoroughfares where Kin King Manuel Is seen leen most frequently King Kin Manuel lives rather a re- re tired retired life liCe during the summer spend spend- ing spending much time In the country but with the opening of the opera sea sea- seaSon season Bon ea-Bon Son ho he returns to the city Both I I the king ex-king and his wife are crate erate opera goers Their box at at Covent garden gorden Is always occupied by themselves or friends According to Portuguese sources here the royalist party In Lisbon has been more active than usual of late and Is In constant comm communication communication u- u with the exiled sovereign whom the party members always alwIs address as His Majesty King Ring Man Man- Manuel Manuel uel Gilbert I K Chesterton the author thinks the South Seas have a 1 sort of ot Latin quarter since Gau- Gau Gauguin Gau Gauguin gum guin Invaded the peace of the sav say savages savages ages Discussing the Savage In Art ot at the Kensington Art Center Centor he said he ho believed that the fine tine frivolity frivolity frivolity and the splendid levity o ot of the savages has hos hoaxed the tho missionaries and the learned professors who vho went to Interview them The Inventor ot of Father Brown suggested sugg-ested that the tho walls ails of ot the do- do dominion dominion do dominion minion pavilions at Wembley should have been covered with frescoeS of ot th tin savage such BUch as the story ot of the New Zea Zeo- Zea- Zea Zealand Zealand land Hiawatha who fished New Zealand out of the sea with Ith a hook and chased the sun across the sky until he ho caught It |