COUNT AND GIFBY.
The difficulty of distinguishing '' Jd Tke difficulty of distinguishing between the social status of bathers has Count Karl Esterhazy, a Hussars, in an awkward, pos;Uon.■-"Jii count was just entering hi? cabin . at 'tW §§g Hungaria Baths in, Budapest when . hMg collided with Ladislas Racz, : the tlur^ ; pgg sixth son of Paul Racz, the + King of the Gipmes.- The count Wdl gipsy were both undressed. 1 Annoyed Jj||lNra the collision, the count slapped the in the face- The gipsy seized the curtM and flung hira through a glass door.i INMM count was severely cut. and was to a hospital. The gipsy «*' homewM|| on learning his. victim's identity, • and. J4t|ra| count was extremely angry to hear .tttKggMraj his assailant was Rocs, ; since tha jSmHHi social position . renders >$%. nwpoaypla the count to seek vengeance bv, the : method, between geatTenwus. or tlla, »« 'ST' «.«JaW*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 1514, 9 November 1912, Page 2 (Supplement)
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143COUNT AND GIFBY. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 1514, 9 November 1912, Page 2 (Supplement)
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