The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-17
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EzkIzx. Jane is--Ihe 6-<s fan secsa-s-
sisr of TIE usS snpesorss pesIey 4 neu
understood n saklnx the sasza Of al 81.
a-ess - the Frusssaa people, which a sx.
Fe<fed 10 be s<sned On Tne~lAs Tie
,ichstxx vii. he sumasned 10 rseef ssa
yHac 2ssh 10 racei<e sAe message. sna
shsrtiy afterwards the enp~-e~ Wiz for.
nzsily take the nsfh of allegiance % the
constitution before the .An1izx The ina
Frxxssan ID. In oesc.al eircies. that the as.-
dress sin be h-ies. and that il VIII he sx-
piicis spon ,Ae emp<.ors decree 70 main
tain peace.
WILLIAMS rzkSr wegps TO Hfs ARMY.
BERLIN. June ss-Erapr.ur William IL
has .sss'ea the following xsne-ai order 70
the ar,1y. Gste<2 ~ frSe<trichkran.
~ ale sae Army has only Just slxcursieSi
the signs Of raoarntns osrr The death us
the Emperor King William the First. rax
deeply rrvereI grandfather. wAa~e naeasa-
ory VIII ever live In all hearts. Il has ss.f
fcsed fresh and heavy baevs hx she deash
at say dear and drmly }age4 1Sxy. This
u. indeed. . serious and serr964f tine In
which srosi decrrc places NE 4s The head
Ct saez3<Hy- II b from . 4etpsy moved
hcars addtxos NJ efss wuv3s ~ my array,
hus the cond1encx Win Which y Go luse
the place TO xbseh tsod's viii calls me )
OF honor and duty nay glorious anerstc-s
have implanted IN The array. and kaow
In bow great q measure sAis feeling has n
al. times been manifested ia the ar.ny A
ngla and iaFsc5sAie attachment 10 csIr var
Lord IS an s1Aerisance handed down froza
ta;hsr 10 son, from generation - genera
lion, hsiS IN the same way | refer ras 10
nay grandfather, who ssatssis fsssh In al
your memories ss the pe-soasfirafinn az
shS glorious and venerable war lard. ss.s.h
ss eosaid not be more finely conceived OF in
form snorc speaking - the heart
refer you 70 ray beloved father, who, as
crown prfaee. airraiy won place ~
honor In the annals ef the army. end TO
long line uf gioriot;s ancestors. whose
rs-aes Shine brightly In history and v hose
hesrts bss; warmly for the army. Thus xe
heleng 10 each other, ! aad the army
Tins we were born for one another. ana
thus we VIII stand together in aa insisssoi.
ukie bond in peace OF starsa, as God may
vii. New take the cath Of fidelity zud
chestielcs. and ! swear ever 10 remember
that tar eyes OF tsy ancestors heck down
npen me from the other warid aad that
shall sorae day have 10 render an account
10 them OF the giery and honor Of the
array. wfli1aM.
FIRST ORDER 70 -ag sAsy.
BERLIN, June is The foslowiag order.
also dated at Friedriehksoa. has been
issued 20 the navy;
have 10 inform the navy With a deeply
naoyed heart that my beloved father, the
emperor of Germany and king OF Prussia
Frederick III, has departed this life reace-
fully IN the Lord. and ]. stepping 10 the
place assigned by Gods will. have as
snmea the government Of the lsni falling
"a me by herisii-ary right. and thereaifh
also chief commander of The navy II i
Indeed profoundly grave period In which
| am addressing my first words 10 the navy.
which has only Just ceased wearing the
outH ard signs oi mourning for my ever 10
be remembered and beloved grandfather,
Emperor William, ! who oaly last year.
during his presence at keil. EXPRESSED in
the warnaesf words lirefy satisfaction at
and appreciation OF the development OF
the navy under his glorious government
The flags are already lowered for my much
beloved father, who so greatly rejoieed az
and stood 80 strongaa interest In the growth
AMI progress of the navy. Yer times of
deep and sincere mourning caasfise and
iorfify mems hearts.
Thus We shall look confidently 10 the fts-
snre. with fully preserving IN our hearts I
the memory of my grandfather aud father
Tbs navy knows that II gives me great JOY
to belong to II by natural bond. but that
since earliest youth. warm aud lively in I
;e-est has. IN complete sympathy With my
dear brother Prince Henry, united ME with /
the navy. have lsa-nedfo appreciate the !
high sense of honor and faithful fulfil
lneaf OF duty prevailing in the navy. I
kaGw that every ncuiher Of the Navy i
prepared jogfaliy to give his life for the
honor OF the German tag " hocrrg h. may
be. thus. in this said tsour ran say with
all confidence thnt we shall stand together /
firmly and surely In good or evil days a. in
sun.iiine, ever remembering the glory of
the fatnerland, and erer prepared tn shed
our hearts blood fer the honor of the Ger I
man flag. Ia this Gods blessing wiii De
" wlih IS" WILLIAM.
THE PARIS FAPEEs SYMPATHETIC.
PasIs. June is.--The Paris papers with
oar exception express deep sympathy for i
iestli OF the emperor, 10 the beauty O,
y hose moral nature fun justice IS done.
THE rEacE POLICY sgerRr
LESBOS. June ls.--The StahaaFaFs Berlin I
teiegrarEs that a rulaor Is
which. however, is aneeaf-med, I
hat Doctors Bergman and sshwerinyen,
he late emperot's regular doctors beii
laon and that afterwards the body was
,mhalnei. IL Is reported that the ex-e1a-
press VIII 60 10 Italy after the funeral II
. stated that Emperor William II. and !
Bismarck have complied programme.
md that the emperor wili continue the
resent peace policy.
THE cocsT ~ MOURNING.
BERLIN. jnue lh-IEs e1ert has been
lTsiered into mourning for the late cHyer-
II fo- three months.
BsoTHEELy rEELSS or ESGIIsHvEs.
IoSpox, June is.-The chroafrie says
hat L fears the feeling Of brofhefsF sym
'a;hy which binds Engiishmefi 20 the
Germans socially. as well as politically.
riil tend soon TO disappear.
SILENT AsITsTIoS IN FRANCE.
PaRIs. JaHe is.-It Is useless 10 deny that
inder the cover OF assumed confidence.
ne death of the emperor has caused
eeiing here very much like dis,nay. Il i
impossible 20 net notice the silent agitation