The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
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IN GERMAN CAPITAL
Canine Finds Himself in Yarious
POstmOrtem Forms ON Table
Of German Epicure.
GOURMET DISTINGUISHES
BETWEEN DOG AND HORSE
1t Is Easy to Tell the Flesh OF
Either Animal When You
Know How. (,
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Special Gable TO The Tribune.
BERLIN Dec. 25.-Though the nrsn.
aration and sale of dog flesh may ha
declared officially not TO exist in France
The same cannot be said with regard IA 4
Germany, Ihat the dog finds himself Ia J
various post-mortem forms on the tabis
OF the German gourmet Is not To ba de-
MED: but the fact must be borne In
mind that no Misrepresentation is allowed
by the German authorities. II IL is doS
1t must be called dog About 135 mn 4
horses arc butchered Tor food annualIv
IN The German empire. The correspond
dogs about G0oo. il is known that Ger
many produces the finest qualities Of
sausagcs known TO the trade, and IL Ia
also Known That cab horse, and lost dog
most appetizlng grades. The test for
telling whether IL is horse or dog, and
which has become venerable as a Ger
man joke is as follows You cut aha
sausage in iiVe or six pieces and arrange
the pieces In Il line, just like a line Of
cabs standing at street station. Then
line. and, II the second piece moves for
ward 10 the place thus made vacant. it I
is horse
Why the Pretty Picture.
The illustrated papers in Berlin pub
liShed photographs showing the kaiser
waking on lhe estate OF Prince Max
Egon Furstenburg at Donau- -Eschlngen.
with his arm thrown around the neck az /
Prince FurstenburS's eldest son. This
pretty picture has stimulated the demo-
cratic newspapers of the German capital
20 recall the main outlines OF an action !
for damages now pending before the court
AZ Munich. During the summer, Prince 4
Furstcnburg's two sons were boating ON
the lake near Dondu- Eschiugen. and
were accompanied by their French tutor
During the trip the boat overturned and
the tutor was drowned. The Frenchman's
relatives are now suing Prince Fursteu-
burg for damages on the ground that his
TWO sons purposely upset the boat in
order TO throw the tutor, whom they dis
liked. into the water
The Volkszoltung OF Berlin has put for
ward demand that the public prosecu-
tor shall intervene 10 conduct thorough
investigation Of tie case, and suggests
that II the allegations made by the
Furstenburg's sons ought To be indicted
on charge OF manslaughter
Roosevelt's Itinerary,
Former President Theodore Roosevelt
has decided TO make no changes in his
Africa He viii speak at the sorbouno
In Paris. the University OF Berlin and
oxford university. and that Is all. He
makes this positive statement in n letter
to the American Association of Commerce
and Trade at Berlin. replying 10 an In +
vitation to a dinner which the associa-
ton wished to give him when ne came TO (
Berlin. Mr.. Roosevelt will be received In Z
Berlin with almost royal honors. The II
kaiser recognizes In him kindred spirit !
and win show him marked attention.
The American Association of Cons Y
merce and Ira Is'ln a fo.rlshing condi- 4
zion. having now 229 members. Mr. \
Frank HeSsenoerg was recently re-eiect-
ed president. In his annual report no
exporters. in a majority of cases. were u
not disposed to talse up arms against
the new American tariff rates. provided
they considered themselves fairly treated I
in the application of the appraisements.
Might Like Newspaper Men.
1t is well known that the kaiser en-
tertains a very strong dislike for Jour-
nalists. and IL Is generally suggested that
his feelings in this respect are bascd on
his impatence Of criticism. Journalls's
have criticised his words and deeds ana
therefore he 6isllkes them. a story is
now in circulation that the kaiser eSs
isting dislike OF Journalists is stimulated
and Increased by couriiers. who tnem..
selves entertain n bitter hatred against
the newspaper press. On the OCCASION
of Count ZcDpe,in's recent visit TO Bor-
lin. the crowd around the landing place
broke through the lines OF troops ara
pushed and hustled around the empeIor
and empress. causing their ma]eSSa oeSaps
grave inconvenience and almost ehue"-
gerlng their safety.
The kaiser. who was extremely angry
al this disrespectful conduct, exciairneui;
w no are kltSE DGOIllC siiO tNiS ~
one of his most prominent courtiers'
who was standing close by, rephed Will ara
out hesitation; Your maoesy' eef ,Se S besf
View" AS n matter of fact, the Oh.
tenders were not reporters NJ al: ou|
merely excessively curious sightseers'
Great Skating Rink Opened.
Berlin's big new roller-skating rink nS. was do
opened and Inaugurated on Decemoer, ,,hs ~,
with great ceremony and display. ~ ~
is located in the kuriuIse Is
endamm in the aristocrattc western ssst sest
ton OF the city. and IL Is eNpecteu en"s
the roller skating sport. which Is com,
paratively new to Berliners, VIII attracl
the masses. rrsI-
coined bv the public In Berlin is an au-
tomato box machine installed IN lne
postofdces for the registering oil iIcs,srsd
The person wishing TO send res!s'S
letter has only to insert his letter har an,v
at the same time. the required numpe, n.ss
OF pfennigs In coin, and the macnano
turns out the letter with the oiEciar ,s -s,S s,s
istration stamp thereon. Any IONS 1psosiof-
fering customer of the German pos',yh The
fees can hail this invention from ,r;lI iii
depths OF his patient soul, and ne T, the
pray, that IN an other branehsS lar S Oh uiI- it,
mately replace the human endeaYor.
The kaiser has accepted the honofd1b O1ub
presidency of the Aero CLUB, ana andIer,ai'" .ne S,I"
may now adopt the ttle mn. p.,an, 4.
hers shall wear q uniform. the desishs shs
FOR which VIII be submitted 10 ''''
kaiser, en. Il
Owing TO the defective means en-
ployed In heating the Church OF GsiIsss'
in Upper Bavaria. thirty men ana rSe
men and all the school children lm nv hv
poisonous gases during the sermon. Ins
preacher stopped the sermon at .any onrr,
but despite Immediate ventilation. n,a%s ,..ars
other persons were taken III as 'heS W.
O. ,-ipe- he church