The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
KING EDWARD IS NOW INFIRM Journey to Leeds Tires
 Him. WILL REST Al BRIGHTON Attempt to Wreck Yacht in KieI
 Canal. omcers of EnsIish Army show Resent meat Against Lora Ixitehenss and Use Isaasnes to rSssb
 Him Abroad.
nY iaoBEif BRoDEnfCK

London. July 11s--That King Edward is no longer as young as he has been was painfully evident judging from the condition in which he returned to three days journey to Leeds and BfisS
 whne Queen Aisxandsa. who accom- panied the King. was as ffesh and bright as ever and did not seem to have minded the trip at all King Ed ward was barely able to walk from the railroad car to his cartilage and 1t will be necessary for him to take several weeks complete rest which he will probably spend At Bfishton where the air is very benefciai to him.
 The Queen will not accompany her husband but intends to spend as much Of her time at her btingaiew until she goes to Denmark to stay for several weeks with her sister. the poWager have bought between Copenhagen and
 Tried to wreck Haness Yasht.
 That somebody tried 10 wreck King Edwards new royal yacht while 1t was passing through the Kiel S&nkl Sn It's way to Reval where the king met the csar. ia the opipion of many people factA
 This much Is certain, however, that the utmost reticence is being observed with regard to the loss of one of ths propellera of the 'Alsxandra" in the canal and that some naval officials are inclined to doubt if It vas purely an accident.
 There was at tho time of the passaee SO much bitter feslihg asAirst the KifsR in Germany and SO little did the people along the canal try to conceal 1t that the crew of the royal yacht to d man believe that the wfsckage which caused the damage was placed in the canal purposely, but one and all Nave received q strong hint e6 keep their mouths shut, and leave lt to their sue cident.
 It is very significant. too. tha4 against all custom no od1eial inquiry is being conducted Into the afEAir ana thA yacht Is now in dry dook at Poftsa mouth to have q new propeller nttAd in readiness for the Queen to embark on board for Copenhagen in the middle
 Intra@ues Awhahae Tkatrhemsr.
 There id A lot of lntrigues gaing on just now with the object of ksepina Lord Kitchener away from AAis cossss. try and sending him on AnoEndr tour ok AUtrI8u BCIFlG0 when ms LeTEn 1U ala expires in November next
 The reason that LsFd Kitehensr is not wanted here is partly fhe atern uncompFoEnising way As act&d In South Africa during tho Boef war WhiesA fnaAe him very nnpopuiar with many oGaeers of ariatoeTAtie families who wanted to treat the war as a picnic ana who were made 70 toe the mark by the cemrnand-
 Another even more serious reason Is that there is net the slightest doubt that if Lord Kitchener joined the army council at sheadQuErtsrs as he desires to, he would bring to light many things that there is tAe greatest desire o3 keeping secret and sonae high of1ciaie would. have a very uncomfortable time of 1t.
 The influence. of several society Ia. dies of the irst importance has been invoked in order to keep Kitchener abroad and 1t is now being sugseeted that he should be offered the 9over- norship of one of the Australian colo- nies; but U Is almost certain that he he would De unable Go keep ia touch with army a1fairs. He is too much ok g soldier for that
 cEatisism of zansvsan,
 xsraei zangwiil, who made himself very unpopular with the orthodox members of his own faea in EnRland ey his too outspoken criticism of their lack or energy and earnestness, has made matters worse by drawing an unfavorable comparison between tha Jews and the sunragettes, of whom he is e warm admirer,
 The Jewish people could take q les- son from the suffraeist party" he says. 'but the trouble with most os them Is that they are not earnest rn spite of all they say they do not really care about their nationality or even their religion. for if they did thair problems would be solved with aa uauoh comparative ease as the women's eufs frage question is being solved n6w.s
 With very few exceptions there Ia na really deadly earnest or, deterrninatior In the Jewish people to achieve any