The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10

ribls sccusatiaae agsiAst men whom ne Kaiser hsf considered personAi | unfn the vek iast the Kaiser bad Hoped mat Cdhnt Kuno won Molxks 1ould have bedh able to clear his name snd instead af that not ossav- eNs scores of other iIlustrious names nave been dragged through the dirt and this has greatly affected the Kaiser.
 Now that everything is out the kais- CT Is determined to get to the pot tom of this affair and unless the adVise of older men prevails he will call Maxi milan Harden to Berlin when he re- turns from abroad and demand from him all data which he has concerning the habits and lives of high civil and military officials and then the real scandal will come. The Kaiser wants his Augean stable cleaned and will probably clean 1t.
 Speed of ships.
 It is not probable that the Transat, iantic Record for speed will pc neie or her even speedier sister ship the ''Mauretania." MT. Balline. President of the Hamburg American Steamship company, who is a close personal friend of the Kaiser, has promised Elm peror William to win 1t back inside two years. The first step has al ready been made by ordering from British shipbuiiding firm monster vessel of 67,o00 tons, to be called the Europa with a guaranted speed of Twenty seven knots. According to an- other wish of the Kaiser, the Europa i'll probably be the last German ocean liner to be built outside of Germany The large German shipbuilding com panies are extending their yards as rapidly as possible in order to be able to accept contracts for vesstls of tah larger size. The Europa will not be complete complete for two years ?She is to be 7g0 feet long. 8s feet beam, and of 4S,e00 tons. She will be fitted with tuhbines and reciprocating engines. Her cabins and saloons will be fitted m the most luxurious manner. and tnclud the latest Improvements. Every effort will be made by the Hamburg-Ameri- can Company to recover the "blue-rib- bon" of the Atlantic. The contract for en to the Vulcan Skinbuilding Company which is constructing gigantic ship building yards.
 ozoae of Pines for Emperor.
 The Emperor Francis Joseph breath ed the heaithful atmosphere of pine forest in his room during his illness
 
 lent idea of introducing number oi small pine trees growing in tubs, whici converted one end of the room into ( miniature pine forest. Occasionally thu room was sprayed with strong solu tfon of brine, and the combined infiu ence of pines and ozone was very bene ficial to the sick emperor.
 During his illness the Emeror depart ed very little from his usual life O simplicity, except that he was compell ed to remain indoors. He rose ever! morning at 4.sD, spent the morning ir an armchair by the window, where h' received ministers and transacted bus mess, lunch at noon, dined at five, ans went to bed st eight.
 His apartments which consisted O four small rooms in Schonbrunn Palace are furnished in a steTniy simple fash ion. The Emperor sleeps in a snai iron camp bedstsad, and the only othe furniture in the room is small tabl' by the bed, a chair, and combfnet washing and dressing table. By fold ing doors the bedroom communicates
 with the Emperor's study, where h' works at a large wiring table. port rait of the late Empress Elfzabeti hanging in his view. The other roofni are a small dining-room and anothe where the Emperor took exercise whil the living rooms were being aired. N nurses were employed to attend tn Emperor during ilfs illness, bat Dr Kerzl slept in his Magesty's apartments and one Of the yafets was always ol duty.