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The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
An Ideal LAXATIVE.

Physics and Oathartics which purge. unload The
and weaken the digestive and expulsive organs.
Laxative Iron-ox Tablets are as different IN
effect as truth Is from falsehood. They nourisn
and viRor to do the work nature Intended, thus
efecting permanent cure by perfectly safe and
Chocolates coated tablets easy to take never eripe
on nauseste 100, $50 and el.oo At All drug stores.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Wallet and Money Lost.

On streets of Yale or on road be-
tween Yale and my home five miles
north of town, on Wednesday, Nov. 20,
q black wallet new containing $50 in
currency, a certified check on the Yale
State Bank, some school orders and
other papers. Finder will be literally
rewarded by returning same to Exposi-
tor Office or at my store in Moore's
Corners. 81 w. III. Reddicliife.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Call In and Settle Soon.

have placed the accounts due the
Newell Furniture Co. in the hands of
the First National Bank for collection.
Please call at the earliest possible mo-
ment and settle same.
~ EDWARD NEWELL.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Farm For Sale,

Located on the Brockway road be-
tween MoOre's Corners and Peck in
Sec. II, north y of sw "A and sw 4 Of
NV a soil clay loan; fairly good build
ings. Inquire at Speaker postoflice. 20
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Pneumonia Follows A Cold

but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the cough
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Please Pay Up.

| desire to say to all who have ac-
counts on my books to please call in at
the earliest possible moment and settle
same. Do not delay.
81 J. l. Rosenthal, Clothier.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Ayrshire For Service .

Registered Ayrshire bull, Grassmere's
Champion, No. 10502, for service at my
farm miles west, and p mile south
of Yale. Terms, S1.50 cash.
81 Robt j. Carson.
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
This 10 Worth remembering.

AS no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29

If you haven't yet paid your subscrip-
ton to the Exposition why haven't you?
That's the question.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
HACIENDA De cana!

Sc arrienda la hacienda aSanta
Anan de San Lorenzo, a diez minutes
de este pueblo y unida a la Central
Belgas de Caguas por f%erro-carril. Sc
oompone de 8I2 cuerdas propias para
cafia. Aguas abundantes, circun.
dada por Ell rio Lola, maquinaria a
vapor para elaborar az6car, y cen.
trffuga para moscabado Su actua
arrendamiento termina en- JUNO 1908
pero Ell nuevo arrendatario puede CO
menzar a preparar 100 cuerdas, faci
litandosele terreno y semillas. l
formara licenciado Jose TouS Soto
Ponce. 600 s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

ligionario el doctor sshor Jose An
gel Franco, q quien asiste su COM
paiero el doctor Cancio. Temi6se
Sc tratara de I'm c6lico nefritico,
pero afortunadsmente no fue asf.
A la bora en- que escribimos
estas lineas Sc nos informa que Sc
encuentra va bastante mejor, 10
que celebramos,
-Ha produeido muy grata
impression entire los numerosos ami.
COS con que aqui cuenta nuestro
eGde, sefor Muioz Rivera la mott.
ella de SD mejoria.
Hacemos votos porque Sc res
tablezca del TODD cuanto antes.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
NO7AS De cAMUY
Fallece un estimado y
venerable anciano.
Due1o pdblico.
FIESTA DEL ARBOL
En- las escuelas. - eparacio.
mes en- la plaza pdbli-
ca nfermos.

Noviembre 25.- FL miercoles
20 del .corrlente a las dos de la tarde
iallecl6 en- Maunabo el venerable
anciano sehor Jose Teodoro Echear'
dia, sub.colector de rentas interhas
de dicho pueblo y jefe de numerosa
y distingulda familia de ssta loca
lidad.
All saberse por TELEGRAPH su ia
ll~eclmiento, Ell pueblo acudi6 pre-
suroso 4 Ia casa de la viuda & bios
del Unfortunate amigo, en- sentida
manifestation de duelo.
Los artesanos que teniafl pre-
parada una suntuosa fiesta para
celebrar 4 Santa Cecilia, Immediate
mente acordaron suspenderla.
La primera sociedad de:sCamuy
ha deplorado la pkrdida &c un miem
bro dtil, y las demas classes uu ami
20 leal y sincere.
Reclba su apeuada familia
uuestro mas expressive homemade de
condolencia.
va han daio principle las
reparaclones de la plaza pdblica de
esta poblacl6n. Tambien Sc esta
feparando la iglesia cat6lica.
La fiesta del Arbol en- las
escuelas de este pueblo, promote
quedar muy lucida por los hermo'
SOS trabajos que Sc estau ensayan'
do. Sc dice que el professor Aceve
do prouunciara I'm bonito y elocuen
te discurso de aperture. FL prin
cipal sehor Juan Esnerito Castillo
tuvo Ia bondad de leeruos Ell dlscur
80 de clausura que tieue p~reparado
En dlcho trabajo campean punto'
pedag6gicos, de apreciable valer.
Sc italian enfermos Ell presi
dente y CONCEAL de este ayunta'
miento respechvamente, Ell licen
ciado en- derecho Alberto Brush y
sehor Fabriciano Martinez.
Continue euferma la espos
del senior Simon Amador.
-El senior Laurentino Estre
lie, mejora rapidamente de la dc
lencia que padecfa.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
De SAN SEBASTIAN
Buena iniciativa.-Ba
cos para la plaza
de "Baldorioty".
NOTA De OUELO
Fiesta escolar en- Witier.-
Delegates 4 la Asamblea
Unionista.

Noviembre 24.-De asistolia
carliaca f4lie,i6 aver un indiv'-
1uo, que Sc dice ser natural de
Utuado y a quien Sc conocfa con Ell
nombre de Antonio, ignorandose SD
apellido.
Los j6veues profesores stfio-
res Manuel Merdez Liciaga, Urbi-
no Perez, Limo Cuzman y Cristino
Perez han concebido Ell proyecto de
proveer a la plaza de BaldoriotyS de
elegantes bancos de hero y made
"a, y con csc fin han iniciado una
suscripci6n entire las personals pu-
dientes de esta localidad.
Las distinguidas sehoritas
Echeandia y Arteaga pasan por la
pena de haber perdido en- Ell pueblo
de Maunabo 4 SUI hermano Ell senor
Teodoro Echeandia y Arteaga.
Sinceramente nos unimos q su
justa pena.
Ell cuerpo de profesores de
este pueblo prepare una gran 6es'
ia para ell pr6ximo viernes, en- e.
Coleglo Witier.
Adelante, lnentores de la nj.
nez.
Aver Sc reuni6 la Juuta loca'
del partido aUni6n de Puerto Rico
para nombrar los delegados que har
de asistir 4 la Asamblea que debt:
celebrarse en- San Juan los dias g
del corriente y 70 del entrante, J
que Sc ha transferido.
Fueron nonbyados l8s seiiore,
Francisco Roig y Joaquin Orono
! Rodon.
Ri cabo Scharon que prest
a serviclos en- este puesto, ha recibi
do uu telegrama de Caguas anun
ciandole la gravedad de SUI hernia
no Manuel, policfa insular que az
tualmente Sc encuentra en- dich
/ pueblo, para ell cual ha salido pr
| cipitadamente.
Z. -Volvemos a yer 4 los carg,
/, dores de aqua con los envases des
E cublertos y las manos dentrc d
a. aqua. Tome nota "a pollcfa.
/. Sc encuentra en- cana nue.
tro muy distinguido amigo y corr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
DIR. JacintO Zaratt

Medicine, -Cirujia.- INTERMEDIATES de oihos. Part
Ocut1srA della Cfnica Oftalmoogica del sHotel- Dpu2 a
Paris. Consultas de l a 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu
"a 1922.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

Sebun cucnta Il Financial Meas,
existe en- Nejico una ciudad cuyas
mural as son de orn, Al como las
paroles de las casas. En- los alre.
dolores de esa ciudad existen COLI
mas tambien de ORC.
Sc trata de Guianeto, la prime
"a poblaci6n que CONSTRUCTION los
espsfoles en- aquella region. Como
los conquistadores poseian instru-
mentos POGO perfeccionado para ex.
traer el metal de los minerales, solo
conseguian extraer Ell IS por 100.
La ganga abandonada contle-
ne IS por 100 lie orc, y esa ganga
acumulada es la que ha servido pa
ra construir las casas y con ella es'
tan formadas tambien las collnas
que rodean la ciudad.
Sc calcula que uno de esos mon
ticulos vale 80 millones de franco:
y no esta lejano Ell dia en- que Sc
pensara en- expIotar las riqueza'
alli acumuladas.
Los peri6dicos e~xtranjero'
dan cuenta del ingreso del principe
de Loewenstein en- la orden de San
to Domingo de Guzman. Fl ola
de agosto tom6 ell habito el citad'
principe en- Ell noviciado de la pro
viola de Alemania, cerca de Aix-la,
Chapelle.
Todo Ell mundo conoce al des
cendiente ilustre de Federico &c
Victorioso', por las luchas que h
sostenido en- defensr de los intere
ses de la religion cat6lica de SUI pa
tria.
No es nuevo en- este princip
Ell deseo de trocar el esplendor d
la gloria mundane por el silencio
retro del ~claustro.
Cada vez que el Sefor escogi
para ST alguuo de tan aristocratic
familia, .sentfa reverdecer en- S
coraz6n Ell prop6sito de seguirlo
Tres hijas suyas entraron: Ii
princesas Maria E Ines, en- la orde
A de San Benito, y la prlnceea Fra
: cisca, en- las Humildes Hijas d
l Patriarca de Asfs.
: Una hermana suya, la angus
vluda del rey Manuel I, recibi6
> 13 de JUNO de 1897 Ell velo en-
Monasterio de Santa Cecilia de S,
lesmes.
Fiualmente, 81, q la edad
setenta y tres ahos; despues de b
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
NO7AS DE- |NTERES
Comisi6n del Ayunta,
miento de Arecibo.
Nina perdida.
UN PRACTlCANTE
notnnidn nor lihaln infa.a
UN PRACTlCANTE
Detenido por libelo infama.
torio. - Question por celos.
I'm herido en- Caguas.

De TN momento a..otro llega-
"a q San Juan una comisi6n del
ayuntamiento de Arecibo con el fin
de gestlonar Il anticipo solIcitado
por aquel municipio para variss
mejoras pdblicas.
-Por orden judicial fue re( u.
edo a prisi6n en- Humaeao Ell indi-
viduo Tesdoro Miranda, acusado
de libelo infamatorio.
En- Caguas, Rafael Perez
Beltran agredi6 con un cuchillo q
Victoria Oquendo, produciendole
una gran herida en- Ia cara. Pare
ce que los celos dieron origen q
esta question. 81 agresor fue de.
tenido, sieudole ocupada ell arma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
D|VEBSAS NOT|C|LS
Por alterar la paz PIT
b1ica. Por hurto de
I'm ~nOVilIO.
UNA RENuNCis
Para Caguas.-N Superiu.
tendente de Obrss p1bllcas
y otros emp'eados.

Comparecieron aver a Ia Cor
te municipal Julian Catala y Fee
derico Ezquiaga, FOR haber alte-
RADIO la paz p1blica en- rida, 81 do
mingo, en- Pueita de Tiera. 81 ju&
los conden6 a SIS de multa 8 IS
dias de carcel.
: Aver saliero1 para Caguas el
Superintendent de Obras P1blicas
sefor Jimenez y Ell assistant sehor
Montllla. Tambien salieron para
ell mismo sitio Mr. Lyons, inspector
general de construcciones, y el con-
t~ratista de las obras del puente del
rio Grande de Caguas sehor Tru-
blair. Los se1ores Montilla y Lyons
seguiran de allf para Ia ~carretera de
Las Piedras q San Lorenzo.
Ell ayuntamlento de Areci.
DO aprobo en- su Ultima session la
renuncia presentada por q CONCEAL
st nor Paz Urdaz.
RI sargento Padr6, de la po.
licia de Hum4cao, redujo 4 prisi6n
allf a un tai Benedo Ba.redo, acu-
sado de hurto de IN novillo, que lie
fue ocupado, de la propiedad de
Andres Garcia. del barrlo sPasto
viejo.s
-En Humacao fue arrestado
Andres Montaiiez por HERR de un
tiro de revolver & Luis Soto. 81
} hecho, seguu informa la policia, fue
casual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
TRAVES DEL MUNDO
d. orc. U principe fraile.-E1 hombre
mas viejo del orbe.

Der roto los lazos que lie uuiau con
el mundo. abdicados en- 81 hijo el
principe h-redero Luis de Loew-n ms
tein todos los derechos y la admi
nistraci6n de todos srs dominios de
su p~rincipado, vestido de gala, os
tentando las insignlas del Tois6n de
Orc, la gran cruz de la Orden so
berana de Malta y la cruz de la Or
den de Cristo, acompaiado del prin
cipe heredero, de su esposa la du-
quesa de Braganza, esposa de don
Miguel II; de su esposa Enriqueta
de Borb6n; del infante de Portugal
y de otros principles de Ia nobleza
historical de Alemania, recibi6 del
reverendo padre provincial Alberto
Kaufman el sinto habito Ell la am
plia iglesia domin!cana de Venloo,
celebre en- la guerra de los pafses
Bajos, no lejos de Keuspen, cnna
de Tomas Kempis.
BESIDE eli mencionado dfa, q
principe de Loewenstein Sc llama
N
sencilla y humildemepte fay Raj
mundo.
S. exhibe actualmente en- Lon
dres ell hombre mas viejo del nun
do.
Sc trata de I'm negro del Afri
ca del Sur, llamado Stauman gu,
tiene ciento cuarenta y sells aflos d.
edad.
Sc ha probado que hace seten
ia y clnco afios, cuando empez6
prestar sus servicios al gobiern
de la Colonla del Cabo, era va III
: anciano. Su hijo muri6 a los nc
venta ados de edad, en- 1894.
7 Esta en- uso perfecto de su
facultades y TODD su placer consis
te en- refe1ir las historias de GAIA q
su nihez, cuando adn la Colonia d.
j Cabo estaba en- poder de los he
landeses. SUI dnica debilidad EST
S en- creerse dueho de una estanci
n que abarca cast toda la actual R,
l. pdblica de Orange.
Fl Este hombre nacl6 en- 176
uueve a6os antes de Napoleon, a
"a ties de la. Independence de Anne
n ca, en- plena epoca de Luis x
81 Solo queda 81 como un monume
= to de la edades que pasaron; entr
gado q la curiosidad de los tatar
lie nietos, por 10 menos de sus confer
a. poraneos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tutos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasihcadores, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- II
horas.-Para informes1 dirf]anSe 81.
PRNEDo, FAiardO. 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
+, nAIAHlU
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUIIA,

OCULISTA. - Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oft1lmolo.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de 10. ojos.
retuan 81, (c, rca del Tea
rro.l - Horas de CO 7sulta
De oal2 de Ia manana
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8&9
de IL manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
DAVID BELLANORF
s~Imboytadoy.- ~

sZmpo1tador.-AN n
Acadia de recillr de Parie 3 New
Y.Ik q mas complete su1tido de SON.
b eros ara 81 Il ras. U.timos modehs.
Ofrscemos estos sornbreros aun pre-
clio desde 1oa so dollars.
Ell municipio de Arecibo
.destinara I'm practicante, con &C
dollars mensuales, al barrio dc
mlnguito', de aquel termino, con e
fin de que atienda alli los mucho:
enfermos atacados de febre tifoi
dea.
-Ha desaparecido en- Ponce
de la Gale Mayor ndmero 6, la nif;
de sells amos Petra Roman, cuyt
paradero Sc ignora.
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lIcaIdia Re n. PIFdrss

En poder de Higinio Torres - an.
cuentra ~depositada yegua color rucio
blanco, espaldada, de sells cuartas alzsda.
pobre de crimes y como de cinco ahos AZ
edad, trsida al dep6sito municipal ca con.
cepto de spareddA. 10 que m haoa
pGhaico para genee1 conodmientrrk Ia
siee0 di Qacalo ga al c6diro eiSf
BE Hs&ak
0eAtNeeM uSat
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K9IG MILAN Or -]ENgA -FAg Or RQRgA KQld AnnN1

arc kept under better control the people
will yield greater obedience If one OF their
own kind maintains the semblance of pow
er and the tendency to rebellion Is kept in
check by granting them a native king.
This policy works well except for occa-
sional outbreaks like that in 1880. when the
Nghi because of the massacres of French
residents he permitted.
Horn Nghi was replaced with Thanh
Thai selected for his alleged intelligence.
the last couple Of years, when 1t is said
he became insane. Then he developed the
most ferociously cruel tendencies.
About seven months ago France was hor-
rified by a story too circumstantial to be
doubted. yet which rivaled the horror
stories Of the most morbid master of fic-
ton.
1t was said that the king had given a
feast in honor Of the murder Of seven Of
his wives. and that the body Of the wife
he liked least was cooked and served, and
that on pain OF death he compelled his
courtiers to feast on the remains.
The power Of the monarch over his own
people is absolute for he is held In religious
generation. and none dared resent his acts
or even complain to France OF them.
Jovial Fellow!
But the clamor forced the starting of an
investigation. Then 1t was found that
the king had been subjecting his people
to the most awful fortunes The palace
frequently looked more like an abbatoir
than the dwelling Of king. Some of his
wives hung from the ceiling fastened by
prongs, with pincers in their flesh, others
had their tongues cut out, and could only
In mute gesture express their suffering
some had been boiled in Oil, others Gagged
with wild animals and torn to pieces
Such a condition of affairs admitted of
only one remedy. The king was Invested
Of all power. and made virtual prisoner
in his capital city of Hue. The affairs
of his country will In the future be ad-
ministered by a regency consisting of the
council OF ministers with the minister of
justice as president.
The 5000, subjects of this monster
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nothing better tnan to hear them praised
In showing the collection. he had one In
variable system. First he displayed the
room devoted to the early Flemish and
Dutch school and Italian school.
A beautiful stained, glass window of the
Italian renaissance. representing the anun-
citation of Lorenzo di CredL gives softness
and solemnity to this ROOM. There Is a
Venetian bas-relief of ST. george killing the
dragon. and there are several fine frescoes.
medallions and busts, all of the same
period
Among the paintings are the Christ on
the Cross" by Giovanni Bellini; Descent
from the Cross" by Tiepo'o: a head of an
old man by the same artist, a landscape
by Guard and admirable works by BenoZ-
20 Gozzoli, Bronz:no Andrea del Castagno
and Ghirlandajo.
Near by are the Flemish pictures, superb
works Of Rogier van der Weyden, jesse
van Cleve. Gerard David. Girk Bouts and
by Memlins, whose two altar doors are con-
sdered by amateurs to be the finest paint
ings> known of that great master.
Then when visitors had sufficiently ad-
mired here, Kann took them into another
room where the Flemish school of CEN
fury later had glorious representation in
superb works by Rubens and Van Dyck.
including four paintings by the former
Rubens' paintings of Meleagar bringing the
boars head to Atlanta. is the original, the
better known one at the Cassel Museum
being a replica. The Van Dycks include
portraits of the Marquise Durazzo, of AL
exander Trfest and of the conqueror of
Breda, Gen. >Spinola.
The same walls also hold a fine family
group by Gonzales CoqueS, delightful
still life canvas by Jan Fyt, and remarkable
works by Ten>ers the younger, Adrien Brou-
wer Melchoir Hondecceter. Abraham van
Beyeren and Adriaen van Utrecht.
Pride and Joy.
But the pride and joy OF NJ. Kanns heart
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BY 7honA3 GAln2soRoyGA

by Rigaud characteristic portraits by Nat
tier, half dozen pictures by Greuze in
happiest style. charming pastoral by
Boucher, "Nymphs Bathing by Fon-
paintings by Lancret illustrating La Fon-
taines fables. military and pastoral scenes
by Whatteau, and the famous Swing
Scene. L Escarpolette.," by Fragonard. which
alone Is worth a fortune =. In smaller rooms
are excellent pictures by eighteenth century
English masters. beautiful tapestries, rare
enamels and stained glass.
It is not likely that this collection will be
split up for 1t was the desire Of NJ. kann
that it should be sold in its entirety and
not be separated. The heirs have been
scrupulous in carrying out his wishes In
other matters. and Paris does not believe
they have been remiss In this instance.
If they had disobeyed the injunctions Of
the dead collector and put the paintings at
auction. selling off each to the highest bid
der they could have realized money in eX-
cess of the S., 100000 for which the De-
weens have bought the collection, for
many museums and private collectors. who
could not have expended such huge sum
as five millions, would have given eXtrava-
gantly to get hold of some particular paint
ings needed to round out certain schools.
Having thus remained obedient, even at a
sacrifice, 1t is thought that the heirs have
included in the sale of the collection some
provision to prevent it from being resold
piecemeal. in which, case it is fairly hope
full chance that it may come to the United
States, J. P. Morgan, individually, or the
Metropolitan Museum of Art being most
prominently mentioned.
1t is also said that restrictions against
taking the collection from the mansion in
which 1t Is now housed will make it neces-
sary to keep the name of the true pur-
chaser secret for a time.
If the United States has once more been
fortunate in landing another notable col
lection of old masters, art circles in Eu-
rope are booked for painful heartburnings.
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the throne have killed Off his best generals
members of his cabinets, and member Of
his royal family, Grand Duke Sergius, uncle
of the car, and the most hated man in the
whole autocracy.
Nicholas was never the material of which
monarchs are made, especially In country
so turbulent. and where strength alone can
keep order. He is weak and amiable He loves
his wife and children. and would be most
happy to be far away from the cares of
state where he could be with his own, free
from the shadow that ever hangs over them
ALL
His ministers would not object to His
abdtcation, in fact would welcome 1t. for
while he gives them reasonably full sway.
he lacks the brutal, ruthless impulses that
they would like to see used In depressing
the turbulent peasantry.
Servia has In the present generation seen
an abdication when King Milan turned over
the crown to his Inflated son, Alexander.
Not often Is abdication entirely vol
untary. Usually monarch gives up to
save his life and that of his family.
Other Abdications.
There are instances, too, of where kings
have waived power and gone into retire.
ment because they did not wish in the
pages Of history to be identified with a
national policy which they thought con-
trary to the best interests Of their countries
When Emperor Ferdinand Of Austria gave
I'D his throne in 1s4S he did 1t because he
naQ DeeH lOTCSu " tiio BidilAhS VI Gull
stitution that in his opinion gave to the
people too many rights and granted ex-
tremes Of privileges which he was sure
would work Ill. Forced to grant this con-
stitution he resigned Immediately to testify
his disapproval Of IT.
On similar grounds bis younger brother.
Archduke Charles, waived his rights of sue
cession, and the throne went to Its present
incumbent.
Two other rulers vacated their thrones in
the same year. King Louis Charles Of Ba-
varia and King Louis Philippe Of France.
scandal of his connection with the ad-
ventures, Lola Montez: the latter was
forced out because his opposition to re-
forms had enraged the people against him