Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-23

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ace IN " pnisht' The future Empsrors IN the
the part the from
f sthpen national property" fad W ~. inc In
1asA1tee a to England. no" from his
the Prince retnrnsm had partly subsidized
the me russian Parliament. to u,h;a, nis
CONSTITUENCY ne M, nad been elected by a small
quilted Pari.maahhte Deputy for Mersitz soon soon
in hnda alsed with suppressing the ins,,rrect;nn
nant and gave the first proof Of his at
the revontiene abilities in the fight agsinst
Mleroslowski. "Aoer hecker and
H,. REGENT OF PRUSSIA.
tated in ISIS increasing inirmite. necessi-
sgene, an office he filed three years nnti ~, =.
httar secession to the throne, Jan 3. 1881 His
organization OF W TN respecting
apsolntely essential by him for the msintenanea
concaas powerful position in the Euronean
him. which did not popular % luminosity against
,,sIa III. vietorics in the wars of 1856; and 1910
"T me MN nm the idol of all Germany. -'''
peror w snsee years during which the future En-
dav whssn history Isl ny OF Germany, Almost on the
caila %n ta ~ ne became Regent Prince William
aid him ~ - s siae staff Of skilful soldiers to
"r u u y. creating the most perfect military
I1, , that, perhaps, the world has ever
m n1GWn: Manteuffel was made head Of the
Berlin and Von Mon koon n was .
t the Danlsh army, was placed ut the head Of
me me general staff. He still occupies his posi-
,nan anu me sole survivor Of the three great
labOrators 1p"A WI
me difference of opinion between the King
a. and ms MINISTER'S led MIN, in September, 1862,
20 DISMISS them and to intrust his government
TO Count Won Bismarck The new President of
the Council had also formerly belonged to the
t leu. or conservative party. While ut Frank
while at Paris he had seen through the aims
and ambitions of Louis Napoleon.
THE BUILDING OF GERMANY,
1t is unnecessary to detail here the events of
the co-Prussian war of 1901. By reason
Of superior strength, discipline, and general
s,il she German army achieved succession Of
completely ut its mercy. For tho third time
Wilhelm entered Paris as O conqueror; and
when he re-entered Berlin at tue head Of the
army ON the 10th of June, 1871 it was no longer
as Hing OF Prussia but as Emperor of united
Germany. Since then he has devoted himself
to the perfection OF the military force of his
empire The most triting detail Of its arma-
ment, or OF uniform, was MS interesting to him
thg r.. mobilization OF On army corps.
Twice have attempts to assassnete the En-.
peror been made, once by Emil Hoedel who
May II, 1873, fired at him in the Avenue Inter
zen Lii Linden q end again June q 1873 by Dr.
shot at the Emperor, severely wounding him.
year ago the aged monarch's Goth birthday
received fitting recognition throughout Ger
THE EMPEROR IN HISTORY
emperor Williams reputation is pre- emil
nentiy that of a great military hero, and as such
he will live in history. His claims to states
manship rest chiefly on his remarkable sagacity
in the choice of counselors and ministers loyal
TO himself and to the interests Of the country,
and his unswerving fidelity in sustaining them
IN their policy SO long as it accorded with his
own most Intelligent ideas of the needs of the
nation. Throughout his long career he has
been hard and tireless, as we'll as intelligent
auCC064ful. h1i Of n
great nation. He has set an example Of all the
strictly military virtues to the German army
which has been productive Of almost inestiln a.
BILE results. Similarly he has shown to the
world, in his spotless family life, model of
conduct and demeanor eminently betting a
great ruler of men.
Emperor William was married June IL, 1922,
to the Duchess Marie Luise Augusta Katharine
Of Saxe-Weimar. daughter OF tho Grand Duke
Charles Frederick. His two children are the
Karl, born Oct. Is. 1881, and the Princess Luise
Marie Elizabeth, born Dec 8, 1885, and married
Sept. 20, 1856, to the Grand Duke Frederick OF
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