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Countess Seeks Only To Regain Her Child
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Details of the disagreement between Count Joseph Gizycki of Paris, Vienna, Rome, and St. Petersburg, and his Countess, who was Miss Eleanor Patterson of Chicago, daughter of Robert W. Patterson, and niece of Robert Sanderson McCormack, ex-Ambassador from this country to Austria-Hungary, France, and Russia, were learned yesterday by a TIMES reporter from a member of the Countess’s family. Source : query.nytimes.com |
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