Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
His Aged and Wasted Body In
able to Stand Strain Fut
upon It.
DEMISE CAME UN EXPECTEDLY
Patien. Was Able to Sleep Briefly
after Restful Dsy-Public
Thought He Would
Recover.

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ARK AL Or LIE PRINCE
~ Depaee was Su'n.n''1en ana 'he TWO
Inns life but vtthout a,au .rbe erd
came ou;cl,,,. a,a ,ftar , .rou - ,,ooL
ness neacer,,l1v prioce ilhor, ,,,i,ed a,
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re was .ccon,nariod Inv. p,i,,,ose r,ar,.
e,ntine Albert Kissed tha dead kun and
ief, tho chs,,hor n.oo,Ir., roro, coe
ane, the IIing.s sorre,,,. -ta,to1 t,,,r,e-
diateIv for brussels 70 notifv the mem
hers Of the ROYAL family As no was ON
+ering his motor car bc exclaimed. ...ro
thinI, that only YESTERDAY we wore sti,l
f,,,l Of confidence and nov. the King ia
dead
unprenared for such y fatal termination
1t was nun. acting as n nurse. who first
noticed the heavy b,,athing Of tho King
She called Or. Tbjriar to the .,edsde
Both Drs Thiriar and Denaee resorted
to infections of morphine. but these had
no effect.
Shortly af,e~ tho end had come +ho
ministers were Motif ID the first official
20 arrive in the death chamber heinp
the royal chaplain. The ministers re-
NAMED in the chamber for n consid
cradle time discussing the sudden death
and matters OF state in subdued tones
~ >o rr.p 80,
me NlhE coolhess ana courage
curing the heroic struggle won the
aoHliratloh or all Tor at no time ala
nc eV.' ~ ie"' Wv leSu''' 40" t'a'
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rether outs,de uo n,usod ,or mo
rent and said solemnly. "The King.
Is dead"
Neoroi' ~ N'ne CT 'ne be'e'hns. son
December 10. 1865. he succeeded 10 the
throne. was born at BRUSSELS April 9,
1885. In 1853 he married he Archduchess
Marie Henriet,e daughter Of Archduke
Joseph OF Austria. She died in '902 Three
daughters We're born of this union,
LOUISE Stephon'e ana Cle'nentfnc. Tho
Two elder orincosses have been estrnng-
ca from tAeir father but ClcmeHtin" re-
'"a!''eu Il" n's "'lec'iohs'
nero "e'"R no uHect He'e"'a: '"';'
' '''"" masses 70 frHfe A'''''' ne
oa'S sou q "eopo'a ofo'hcr' N" iate
t'Nnippr' NoDh' ~ f'ahoe's me Hew
'e was 10y" Apfl o. I9'o' AID on
ea - 4'0'' married fi'"'c'' r'H"a-
"s,n Vi ''aVa''a'
N''ei' . o"e OF IN" mos,
p'pu'a' ."e'"'e't OIL tNe re'kn!ns
louse o. be's h's VITO Is equal
~ popular the'V home LIE being such
us 10 au1act the adrAlrat!on OF the
people Prince Albert Is man OF az
tairs' and has been great student
OF politics and economics To broad
en- his grasp Of the affairs of the
world. he visited the United States
and other countries
A'''
Criticisms agains, King Leopold In
connection with his Congo regime are
said to have shattered the buoyant
spirits OF the Sovereign, for he was
tat