The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-05

or by the obesity and PHYSICAL lefhargy
which are said to have hindered his
movements at Waterloo.
The battle of Waterloo is wiped OUT.
France is victorious everywhere.
The book first introduces as to Ma
poleon at Novgo-od. where a great bat.
Tie il fought between the French and
their allies on the one aide and the Rus
slams. Swedes and English On the other.
Napoleon is victorious, and cutters St
Petersburg. Next he conquers Ger
many. Turkey. Austria and Italy in the
order named.
An end to which ell his efforts ere now
directed is the subjusation of England
With this in view he determines to in.
wade Spain and put an end to the struc
gle between his marshais and Wellinc>
:on there. In the Meantime, however,
he liberates the pope. restores to him
q part of his temporal sovereignty, and
announces that BY . secret treaty with
the emperor Of Russia the Greek church
IS to return to the Roman fold. In this
way he greatly enhances his prestige
with the Catholics of Spain. To drive
the English from the country and SEA,
his brother Joseph firmly on the throne
Is q task which hesccompliSiseswith his
uzual celerty.
The time is then ripe Cor q decisive
blow at England Only two nations ars
really left in Europe-the French and
the English. The latter must be wiped
out. Napoleon prefaces the invasion
by naming his newly born son king o1
England.
Acting with Incredible swiftness
Napoleon lands great army on TIE
English coast between Boston and
Yarmouth. He has diverted English at
tention in another direction. A de-
clsiye battle IL fought near Cambridge
IN which the English display desperate
valour. but are crushed, England. with
all its colonies is annexed TO the French
empire, and George III. 10 appointed
prince Of Scotland and Ireland
While passing through England Ma
poleon visits Louis XVIII, who is liv.
ing in exile there. and offers him the
sovereignty of England and Ireland. but
it Is coldly rejected.
So the march TO universal monarch
goes on. Having subjected Europe, Ma
poleon next eonguers Asia, then Africa,
then Austria, end finally the two
Americas Kings become his projects
merely, but retain their titles. They
come to take his orders daily, and meet
in council Of his command
Eventually he crowns himself en-.
peror OF the world The Catholic Ne.
Igion becomes the sole faith Of the un.
iverse. The NoAammel1ans are extfn.
guished, and the Jews are all sent BY
Napoleon 70 the island Of Cyprus
The universal moaArch II shown n,
wise and bene6cent beyond any othe,
sovereagn that ever reis1ed- The result
of this omnipotence is that there are "a
MORE wars, no moro national questions;
no more religious questions, no Gus.
tom houses. no MORO boundary dis.
putes. These are no socialists. every
one il satisfied with the form Of gov
eminent, and the last republican on
earth, feeling lonely, kills himself al
iNapofeCus feet>
The canals of Panama and Suez ara
cut by Napo&cou's srmy, and, OF COURSE.
there il DO PanamA scandal. The rail-
ways, steamboats,. telegraph and other
means of communication which cover
the globe are in the hands Of the state.
otherwise, Napoleon.
Science makes prodigsous strides.
Three French physicians discover the
secret of life and death. Great high
ways are built all OVER the world Cities
are beautiful and made wholesome Ma
T,oleon. leaving many heirs. dies in his
62d year, possessed Of all his faculties
and universally noSFned. What han
pens to the world after this the book
does not attempt 10 say or foreshsdow.
1t is @ Frenckman's idea OF what
might have happened had there been
10 Waterloo and had Napoleon re-
tanned his health and viecr and lived
beyond the date at which he actually
died--London Nail.