The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-03-19

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s5e sSmg ie445Bissfs FoFFn JFfl4ffiauette and
E.ssrs EPi RI gjt aFzsf tFe Forms and
lbii3l sl as3 5 Of The Colrt-The PostiI-
DIS 58fn1Bs55s1ihS!s lssee of the Archduizc
-nU9thAdtz5g6da Btaaaeaa OF Otto.
edj gion sitqHg o,lg qb E t5odgh her blood
bag g4RaaRIaa&98 : wife 4 81 the heir appar
estiRp os{he a E2aifags}iBhn 81 saxony, Princess
OH leeaQiatgH atttts is VT to be regarded
as one Of the unhapp9 Bapsbprgs, says
v8aa09eHsKbrh fGsteiing 5Post. Through
-aa5bg ndletaudfath her descent is
tfByfst 8Fafai Fegdinana III. of Tuscany,
adggBf9},lg Eps oasqR of Emperor Leopold II.
austria Is a This lis mal4fs her great-great-
oIfT g gahag2dg1bbta IS ct Isl ha lcunder of the
present dynasty. Maria Theresa. Her
Vine has beer Untouched by the luna
II Is imperial blood by
9l6ftEtiIi6 With tie Wittelbachs Of
5l1& t9lda sT fit itthe mere fusion of Bour-
aBtIs9aAG HaBsB2fg has itself often
atsgc ssg IT'D ssdratIge issue, with impulsive
a535erasses toward something else than
sa4aiae merely aqoym parsonage with an
@gsNDeda item ofqone day rising to the
Ysbrand9ag1d 9dT
as D5diI) MS oweH65as women have re
Typgs1oad tl1eir1rights to place and prec-
DadeIiGsl to tbBaoEae civil subjects. One
-Itt1uhd0ihe fepenltoo himself to South
I}aaIlHfoaG anti disappeared among the
.gl&s9I e9andi isIsupFosed to be there still
aDp paRhaps sAerefin the United States.
,bTfBhgs Aisf0wnolife in his own way.
,fdaAY&S h9Ve been two sorts of Haps-
dsAI1gsefl1ose. devoted to the rigid old
T1s88as and those who, desperately in
2eFolt JtIbgre5 threw themselves against all
Iaat was hX9d and ordained Francis
mother gave indication of the
eelfig OF abe first when she upbraid-
: "a The EMPRESS Elizabet for begging
20 be- allowed to take care of her own
1l5 for The consolation of the simple
4ltnah duties, of maternity. why"
Z91aitqeI the archduchess, ''you have
Of the dgrandest positions in the
&GfId aid jewels richer than those of
other queen. What other consola-
1.-Fon do you Reed?'
tamboqlqf was shocl1ingly. murder
ana Bulgaria was lest to Ferdinand
1s94gl the. insistence of his consort,
ie LoTfse of Austria (oninous name,
Upon the preservation of the niceties of
court etiquette she had been brought
ts5si 70 2aThat unfortunate minister was
s5lItsd BY her simply because like his
Swn people. Stambouloff lacked some
SKI t19 CORY erltional graces of demeanor
salg Department Powerful though he
5sazas with the governments. the fact
rstgss eglected; consequently all other
9sst#efs were alienated through her tact
9lEsss @xaggeration of his small slips Of
3t3daett4 in approaching her or in ap-
Setss3a5hff1g Ferdinand. Like Marie Lou
l9 eff Bourbon, who had married Ma
Ew1eon at a critical moment and then
deserted him when he was sent to ST..
8elena3 not even writing to him. but
tsz1taing from the foremost soldier of
Iazs l35naa, if not Of all time, to such in
agnificant persons as Count Neipperg
sand later Count de Bombelles of the
austrian army. Ferdinand's Austrian
gfsen8f4Ta not blessing In most Of the
fo.naiUian archduchesses the idea OF
1at1a6Ig, of aristocracy, of etiquette, of
z22e distinction of blood, was upper
al1dst. AS one of them remarked to the
fEsz9s44fsh ambassador who innocently in
bG8icGd whether his vis-a-vis knew a
s.sartain writer and philosopher, My
se2F gir, you are speaking of another
gTarldI''
zt was preferable for Napoleon's wife
- come home from the most brilliant
sesaurt in Europe after its demolition and
aJgaW the festivities of the court Of vi
qsglna from behind curtain or from the
F,sz1ic by means of hole in the ceiling
7Tfxan to violate one of the sanctified
941stoms, yet, on the other hand, there
2ttsAre Drincesses and princes of the
sz:zame Hapsburg- Bourbon family ready
sg0 grant themselves in marriage to the
ggsost outra geous petty royalties of Eu-
EES1ge and tlren, when they found the
Snunan nature forming in their hearts,
SO burst away regardless of church and
gs&ate and public reputation. Perhaps
axae men have been more courageous
.sEIzan the women in this, as may be nat
ANAL. The revolt was sometimes due to
TDye, the kind of love celebrated by nov
aaz1sts and by poets. Even Francis Jo-
sgph, SO the partisan courtiers repre-
sented, made the life Of his cold, nun
EJke empress martyrdom before it
4xas ended four years ago by the knife
q7g an anarchist.
Three years afterward, according to
public reports. the Austrian emperor
1zAarried. geographically. Frau Rather
Nne Schratt of the Vienna stage and
ZEad her previous marriage with Baron
x5isch annulled therefor. This was the
FRAU Schratt who used to make long
ourneys to carry in person TO the en-
3rsress the first violets of springti ne.
what a glimpse of royalty and of com
aGaons! Thackeray would have been
Sad to show it up Then there was
Archduke John. whom Won Moltke re-
wded as brilliant strategist, who
18lshorred fatterers, and who, on bis