, 1875-04-24
virtue and tbs garland Of roaos bcfore tue conn.

virtue and Tho garland Of rosos before tue conn.
aoi Of hunltjnn.
it war 10 1istingnisl, himself that tie yo,,r
man, vito h.d 'lonb!teaa jnat rea =" Din Quit
turo. Tho pnur bDy waa lorstl that iB
11la PRINCIPAL TH0urf.E.
lie Ia ornuyod from tno.tltnK to evnnIur and
from evening ia morning, from tic Int Of jam.
n little, tllreo years ago,. ho. soorganzeJ tho
Order of st. George, which only admits an,on w."
itn menbors nohes anl tho oldest Catholic fsmss
liea distinguished for tl,eir devotion IL , ths
Catholic journal, Lr 4Eo"dr. '.wili poworfajis
contribute tn preserve D legitimate inuoncyo
over tho nobility, aud to soire The sociai gse,.
tion." '>s'
King should not mama chovnliora Of 1t: GsoTcao
al intillituln to preyeut srikes aud to cot1uter.
hatanco tho Alar1ninE tt1creaBo III Tho prca M
living. 1ht aftcr having diverted himself viii
tho detalla Of costumes and Tow rccoltions tils
grand NaHtor had c,,onEil Of IL, mud passed IN
other alnnsamenta.
1t il illus. to .liapet hB c,lnul tllat l,o la. h.,
n gain carriage huilt, ono Of tho most co.tl,
oqa!pagos that hsa ever bos1, scen, master.
atructcd for tho tsltlo OF 1000 fratcs sleiss
on tho model OF tho bark OF the ClovalIor Of H.
Swat. For tho young King, Intoxicated vii,
poetry l,as taken fot q model and for hero ia
gnllaI,t md chnste Chevaiior Of lilo lloiy Grail
This poor I4oilfa balieyetl that he
RECOGNIZED 1,IMBELF IN r.onESon1x;
he contenrfatcs lin,solf and ntlnreB himself IN
tho ni-God, son Of King percesRl. 1t I'm
aat rotc- -Dleu llo ind taken fancy to march II.
hind tho great ArchbIalsop OF Atoy, win parsdss
under the dats OF tho Holy Sacrament. TbS
stop filed tho u1tramontanca Of tho Iioly gacrs.
ncnt with Joy. frightened the Liberals. was thY
occ"Aion Of mnny telegram from Munich to lIe,.
tho leading newspapers. Some exulain tle ~,
by worry complicated considerations otl,ea th,u
tlIoy SAW In It n ratnrn to ultrn'nonts,lt.ta, a
quarrel with the Berlin Cabinet, = d,sayonll ii
loader Of TIM Ilnorai Catholics to whom lie hi
lately sent tile gift OF silyor cruciti1. II Il.
| pears, after mort exact Information, that u,
King Ia simply very much bored OIL that day. AZ
that he wished to figure I'll tho procession, b..
! cisely because they had neglected to iiyito Ill
to join It,
| ronlances nnd religious cetemonioa faileA 10 /,
satisfactory they could nut make this psr
Louis happy nun. 1laHrincsa IL not malo.:
gcnluscs. rootry ia = fovor or melancholy; Ii,
ideal ia only revealed In sorrowfnl visiuns; T.,
artist suffers when lso cannot wholly aband i
hi.nBols to his nrt aud consocrato to It hin III
bin nvery thought. Tint o.ber great a!tist Mt,
| campInlUed many timcH Of being obliged to l.,
seated OFT the throne Of tho world, ins:ea4ht
traycrsing Greece und Asin Minor followed
| company OF comedians.
At bottom tho unlAppinoss Of Prince Lei,
tho attractions Of hia instinct and 10 hia be 4
virtuoBo only by half.
/ wlIAT rlTY
TINT he could not be 4 1nolomnniac instead Il
boing dilettantal porl,aps he would I1a,e b
only poor musician. but lo would lIavo bea!;a
1nualctRn oven to Ills ingor-tlpe. Perhaps i,
would haye bocoma scarcely tho fourth eor4e. II
the Munich Theatre, Int with what entLusis m
ho would liAyo ripod the "31arcll Of TanpLs H.
orl' An artist has only half pleasure i'll rse-
Ing tho combinations Of his dEoA1ns executed w
others. Ills greatest Joy is to imprint on Lid
work himself tho stamp of his personality.
Yes, poor Louis has missed hia vocation. 4
| Jealous fortune has placed him outside Of ~
true leatinioa. Allan inAtead of belug born N
throne, why was not Louis Of BavaEia the 10,
Of Il concierge?
8. The following telegram Inns Just 8 {.
the rounds Of tho European nowarapors: =:
In ioarnod that his Majesty tho Kiug OF BiE
liz meditat,ng loug tuurlley to India; 1u'}
lis nlaenco ha will leave the llcgsncy Of ~
Kingdom to hiR uncle, priuco Luttpold."