Budapest, June 25.
Alleged marriage plans of Archduke Otto of Hapsburg and his intentions of settling down on a farm in the Argentine, are featured by the evening paper "Nemzet" which publishes a Paris report based on statements of Austrian aristocrat It is declared that Archduke Otto has lost his heart to the dougher of a French official who was studying under the same faculty at Louvain University where he was a student and at he intends to purchase a dArgeatine whata bai wil e bax rand "4 Fe province of the his bride, b 4 Ex-Empress Zita^ls said to have re fused her consent to the mama under any condition but Archduke Otto, according to the paper, has decided to turn his' back on Europe and emigrate to South America, the present political situation being no doubt partly responsible for his' decision. Y 1 The paper concludes iis story by stating that through this romance, Archduke Otto has suddenly become immensely popular in Paris where is now residing.—Trans-Ocean
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