Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

I goes over the diary of his numerous
engaGements,often booked as much as a
year a head, which his secretarial stan
has to keep, and fixes a. period when ne
4 can best pay the projected state visit
| The dates in question are then commu-
nicated by the German ambassador ac-
! credited to the court concerned to the
| sovereign, although sometimes the en-
| peror does this himself in one of his
| characteristic autograph letters. The
\ monarch host consults his political adj
visers and, they making no objection
| the requisite assent is forwarded to
Berlin. on which the emperor gives to
| his court chamberlain the broad out
lines Of his wishes and intentions. FOR.
the Forthcoming visit. Then the work
for the imperial encourage begins. First
of all the personal suite to accompany
the emperor. has to be selected, often a
rather. delicate proceeding as political
considerations come into play. q
His majesty when abroad is always
accompanied by Il representative of the
German foreign office to deal with the
constant flow of dispatches and reports
which follow the kaiser wherever. he
goes. Baron Won Rucker-Je nisch, Prus-
sian minister at Darmstadts has filed
this very responsible position for sew
eral wears past, but as for instance
on the emperor's last visit to England.
it is sometimes thought desirable. for
the foreign secretary to form one rofi
the suite. Then there are the heads
of the emperor's naval, military and
civil cabinets, his court chamberlain.
who goes in his capacity of master OF
ceremonies to attend to3stlle smooth
working of the program, and the mum
erouss personal adiutants. both naval,
and; military, who perform their duties
In rotation. =
ATTENDANTS GALORE. Z
There is no difficulty in arranging
about the. personal servants of his.
majesty. or of the empress when she
goes with him. for: these always ac :
company the sovereigns 8on their trips.
abroad. On q state visit then the num-.
Der of the imperial party is apt to be
extremely large, as will be, seen from
the suite which accompanied the ems
|. peror and empress to England two
years ago. 1t comprised the court
chamberlain, tvs personal + aiaes-de-
camp six adjutants, two physicians In
ordinary. IL personal attendants and
one secretary, all In waiting on the
kaiser, while for the kaiserin there We're
her nlaiesty's master, Of. ceremonies,
two maids OF honor, Six tiring-women,
and two grooms of the chamber. There
were further 30 coachmen and stable
attendants to look after the two car
riagess and II pair of horses taken, and
10 chauffeurs for the six automobiles
and two more luggage vans which
We're included In the imperial impede
| nenta
Housewives. will be able to realize
what an amount of preparation the
housing and accommodation of this
large party demands, so while the plans
are being discussed in Berlin tho court
officials at the scene of the visit are. NJ
less busy. AS soon as the monarch
| host has approved of the program for
his imperial visitors entertainment 1t
| is forwarded to Berlin, where it is laid
before the emperor. Meanwhile. the
day of departure having been fixed, a
high official of the ministry of railways
| is in constant consultation with the
court chamberlain's office as to the rail
| route to be taken by the kaiser,s pri-
! vate train.