The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-22
NOT A WORD ABOUT LIBERTY
But All Of "PstrIotism' aud "Devotion to
Toer Mstesty's August Person"

But All of "Patryotism' aud "Devotfon to
Yoer Msicsty's August Person"
Buda Pest, Sept 21.-At the state BAN
quet given today IN honor OF Emperor
William OF Germany. Emperor Francis
Joseph, in proposing his majesty's health
referred TO his as my faithful friend. Al
ly and unwearied laborer in the great
work OF peace. 70 which may We ever de-
vote our best powers
In conclusion, the Austrian emperor re-
marked:
Convinced that . similarity Of sent-
ment guides US in this exalted mission, /
empty my glass"
Emperor William. in reply, remarked:
'It was with feelings OF The mos. pro-
found gratitude that l listened 10 your
majesty's cordial greeting. Thanks 10
your majesty's invitation, i have been
enabled 20 visit this beautiful city whose
splendid reception has literally over
whelmed me. We Germans follow with
sympathetic eyes the history of the Hun
garian people, whose love for their coun-
try has become a proveTb, and who, in
their struggles. have not hesi;ated 10 sac
rifice their blood and goods In defense OF
the cross. Names like Zrinyi and Gig
eth 20 this day make the heart Of every
German lad beat faster with sympathe,-
ic admiration. We have followed the cell
ebratlon of the ,housandth birthday OF
the loyal Hungarians. arrayed in daz-
ziing splendor about their king. Their
majestic movements testify to their art
istio sense. while the bursting Of the fe;-
tiers laid by the Iron Gates on commerce
and intercourse opened new paths and
brought Hungary into the ranks. and on
an equal footing with the grea; civilized
nations.
But what has made he deepest I'm
preesions upon me during my stay in
Hungary is the enthusiastic devotion OF
the Hungarians 10 your majesty's au-
gust person. No: alone here, however.
but in Europe. and, above ali. with my
own people. me same ferven; enthusiasm
prevails for your majesty. feeling IN
which I also. who look up as a son 70
your majesty, as being my paternsl
friend, venture 10 claim share.
''Thanksio the wisdom OF your nates-
~. our alliance. concluded in me pact BY
our peoples, stands firm and indissoluols
II has secured peace 70 Europe for a long
time and will do 50 longer.
The imprisoned devotion 20 your ma
jesty. OF this am certain. burns 70 This
day in the hearts OF the sons of Artad
as i; did The day when they cried aloud
70 your maiesty's gres; ancestors: '&ori-
anuT pro rege noeT0.'
IN giving expression % these sen;i-
ments, We wish. one and all. 20 combine
al We think, fee and desire FOR your
majesty. IN the cry which ee-y Hungar-
ian echoes % his last breath-Esjsn
kirSly.
The speech o. Emperor william .csus-
ed tremendous enthusiasm, especially
when ne alluded 70 Count Zrinyi's de-
tense o. he fortress o; Szinge;h IN 1ses.
when ne blew ~ ;he c.,adsis rather
than cap.tula:e % re Turks.
A<;er tie bznq1e: Emperor william
AMI Emperor Francis Joseph attended
gaia performances a; the opera. foilo wing
which thsy inspected the street suunin-
aoons- They then drove 70 tae railway
station. where me German emps-o. babe
farewell - bis imperial aos; AMI :c3k
his departure AFTER mutual kissing amid
loud Cheering
Bada Pes. Sept zL-Anonz ~ inc3- I
dents n connection KIN re arrival
here yesterday q Enpero- Wlli1ra % I
Germany are tas following:
On rs way % he railroad station % |
nee; ne German e-n2sro-. EzDs-5- /
Francis Joseph passed 4 Boznlza dive !
ten coznsaie4 oy a geners- Taa en- /
ps-or gee u Is rsr..zgs AID cred u 4
SID y5ios. Is ,hzs AoS y1a sTia y3u- /
zen. ssusrzI7 Losk :. hen SIasy z-s /
4 dkgrzce
T. : Bosnian cos0ns. he s7aYe-o- sad: /
--Teaca yo.. soldiers TIE .zlss. Eeas.-