, 1875-10-23
GERMANY.


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''es''s' w. ---a s!fF'a' i."'t' o.so
.aat tlio estimates i"f l'se .'s:nah ''''p''o LUZ
1876 show deficiency pf l0ooo,ulo msrss'
SCANDINAVIA.
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aho '',a''ga'a ,.n,"a'uto in fro, ~ ,1'n 1,nra,
Palace III Clnris::anta recalls attention to MI iu-
,crcsttnr and u,asrncttyo chaptnr In M almout
f,,c,t,f n history. Tho Scandinavian countrioa
I,x,,. hoo, ,ott s,xn,,,o, H., 49,
naS'' M r'"as .,I,. us.' ~. r."asa a.'sa'a =, .a'
high cenIEa' t'ae o1 European progress.
They. fel! into ihe ranks Of civilization
a: tbs eleventh. hour; indeed tho sfup-
rovj,c. ony vere bcl;,u, thom. lii, TIM ncrsoust
oer,,,, ~ - ~ .nar sa,aroa sarI,, 'sa"'
INTO fho 'folt limo among sholo"efa OF tho ton'
tincnt. Tho emancipation If Sweden from
tho Dan1.l1 yolso gave at iu,p,,so 10
Ito long.rcp,ca.rd energy of ,le pco.
po' "h'en E!e'r fn'es' were eapao'o VI
uaing. With enCi!as rra't aMl determine
tim, tnr the attSinnont OF political enls.
Tho rount1cr If the f1ouse Of yaae waa a u,an n
se,nnshaee -, ao'a'ss ~" r''es .. ""a'ss"s m
.a"oll''o' t,'s "orSs IN 'ho fc'a''ohs ol 'ae
fan" Rnanry. Of Charles Nll. 'na'ed tho world
l1l@kiait HNAfEH tI4N uut kHC ihE@
ura1 strength or Sweden was unequal to llfc rart
ahc VA tncl upon IN t!iaen ambitious tl'ucs tn
play. Sho Tell fooh an 1arih!s n tho scale or
ua'innal dignity ana saesecAstca tn far lower
dsLth ths,i -lIo desetseu' Tln insanity Of the
his gcnin"' was apparently, Inherited By his
f11rccnsnr'. When tho French Nevo,utlon
Enrat a! the Old w's'.?s VI co;,tsss:'-
mi II"l'ey' Swe!!on encountered disaster
III disaster. until fortunate cotnblnn-
tton OF chanccs bestowed tho inhcrlta,,cc Ut t!io
vasna on French rolicr , of i fortune. Tho
itehe tesconhanfa or t!to ttrcat t1netasiis FAYE
rlaea TO tho power o. ls,4i-srai7osl; es1etgst,c
ustnie' f.r Tl,ile t'e rsfs3S, .a, yoko "en fel;
- be severe: h'tt tho s"e'!cs Wctn shfowu
enough To rcr"ctso that ~ aoEat!tics Wcro
w'clcbotno and hnnc;t. a!a they BURG thr!f
foreign hnE no all-Wll[ for h!s '1enrY nanu.
Hse sHHhEatsnn shat H'taw Chsf'ea MY. !ohn.
Swed1tn 'nn"archs' has rassnf awaJ: hnd
ehlr she memory OF TUG cmlneat service no
rendered to his adopted country remain.
lfc1o IL no losnl iainlly q Europo
,naFo m sincerely 1eoyea oy i.s t, tp,,n)eets Than
TIC AnH"s OF liernnnolto, a:'d tho 1ealous!cH
which dtTicn Norway from sTct!en-los ishliko
those which 1891 to sol,atnto Scotland, aud
which actually eeparate Ireland from EuEiana-
10 uct 'tsnath,al nut Tathsr arpenr 20 oScho tiio
warn't!t or popular !o,alty. ol VI Eu19pean
Aolavchtea Nns%ay has INC mort tlonao.
cfato Constitution, yet Nu2sia herself
canttt not y: hanFH rattiHslaHslc III hohor"
"" TIC namo oi Ie1of tlo tifeat than the
NoF"cga1's "cFo lew tlays nso IN tanlr rev.
unity and 'rucpsnaHEcc'
The history VI tlh sovereign wAoyo Statue
was unveiled on Inesaay III tho Norwegian
thpltal IS ~ oie eche' roMan1le: aot
binary aceo1taf'on OF tlo ntlfase, abo'lt
Jean lnE'1ate hefnAaotto; tho tfoFlncial
ll"ystH set "no eaiftfu !ua AnalsaeK q CON
Eloa :o1m'cs IN t.e a. !'ofo..omass mals, w. 49,,
tosa ~ nor G!sS @ ti,s "1Haa . maaa eSton OF IT,
psoyefAlal pFonls"' pns .uo CsoSn 81 ~ lnne.
psuucil. A,h;uol''. ~ t'asenh. "ltn tue not
teinpcf asl't Tree toheNe o. ni'4 taco, !'Gtaa-
@ uosta in:t's nts WY WIZ f"na stfiaea,
lhcnch Eot Mt'lIont eosuo GaeeNs' ~ tno career
oopc,l"d IA az ahlo ffeliclnth ~iieh Ifa;leo
bt''Ee S!tl Iuropeaa iHaa Haal!lots ana WITH her
own history III l'So. ilo "aa q 100 lnttrnendeht
sEl[is IN p1saHe saFol9oo' anu tlo o"saish El'-
Wy, count 'uo1aett nlaao EGFy cu1iaCs ana
'EoIncn;ons msstako "Aon 70! IN 1slo ne y s2ngnt to
so'oIeiGhties Of the Coi!tahelt W unetlh9 70 tao
1atahhl tne suceSshloh 70 tAo snI1ne OF Tue
esi.s.seks A.nG nt sGeaeN, IhaS!es A1lt. hefha-
dosso aeeep.ea 1ho oaes: a,la 1o!d h,a ground o.
Mttes Jealonay OF w l9s1sor muster ana os t1e
Gar. ihn otlcf hlne"omh "l'ch "efe 70 oaelay
si,dpeu Gnn Ut coI"lne,ou iof lno ki'Shae.l
aha E3'hlous o. bohapatto cf1i''oiou. olio
cso~n, Mhiei. M Wy Won ny i M1tala! or tle E9l-
pyo eRalnst tl'o Enposofs WILL nag passea hy
inhelisance to sllo esea''t!ans' q tue fortunate
solatcf ss , aniootnIy M ~ II y haa como Town
Yet lilo dangers OF tie dynasty wora many
md complex. ISerna1otte naa no Eoo,or OBJ
tathed tile control OF Swoaash l'ohoy than ne
dtssernest tho wonknehs OF the fyench Imperial
hsseh,' theh u tho tuil career Or lts bllnd faRe
agaatst Nna.ia. Eaataously1 bnt atenal!y, ne
br7uEh: S"sdon lnto line Elth tue great CONT,
hcitai Alliance, anu lrocntea Tor h1s adoptou
sohhtsS Sosse 10 tao eoa''ei's "f Entaro. A1t
thtBo advantages vera purehane4 at high
prics., Bo.naaotto neyor ceascd to DO a
l'reuchmnn in heart, and It eost him q
Eeen rahE. TO strike blow at bis natlvo
land. tor hia tarllnoSs IN bsngpg tho ar1ny
he co1sn,anttod iu North (iernlsny to JON In tho
invasion and oecnr;tnn Of Franco ho was uha!.ns7
eh!laon' a1a hls deposition wa1 canyssssa a ,, IN
powerful quartera- SoTerthcIesE. his Folao waa
Of 80 muc!l political weight among tue Statesmen
Of tho Alliance that 10 was ao1o to assert SUCCESS
fully TO- swaden claim to Norwny. long q dc.
rou'1ency Of tlts DaniHh cso*n. Denmark lad
atsuched hcsaaif to tho cauno OF Napoleon. ANT
was punished by being forced to acquiesco III
TIM TRINITY Of EiHl. NtliGu b11r1e11nYEtl NbrWay