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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-22

Two million dollars guarantees the
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Main. We own our own records.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
Sir Gommt, observation-disclosures.


Sen @dblern bon Stearns County
hermit our %gefdQi9en Na9rt6t, baB i4
BEL Ser Bprtpabl als &an0ioat fir pas
gountbzS ed ul1nperintenbentamt I'M Seloe
fem tperoe. SSn 8rodtpap geboren,, be-
iu9te id, nad0em i6 Die @lementaridl1z
lie burdgema9t batte, Die Normal1bnle
III ct. GlouD, mo i6 graonirte, 1o0an11
atpei Sabre IN 5tearns County, Elm eSabr
IN MaDnarb, Winn., @9nle belt nno
atpei Sabre in Carter, Wfinn., Die 9teue
5es Sberlebrers beflei0ete, baber t)
CLAUDE, 5n einem aa9emetnen 3utra1zz
en- in 81 3ug anf 8efdbignng berecbtt9t
8n fein. S9 erlnde Die @ttmmgeber I'M
gitige l1nter1 tiibnng NIT Dem Berlpre9en,
MIDI Tires &pblnouens itets tpirbtg 5u
8eigen. MatbI@. Sttartt,
31ba 8rodtpab, Mtnn.
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ionbern inn a,1ssebebnten areile ben be-
item Slang bat. @eboren in 1860 in
Southland, tam er in 1876 in Dieies
2ano, brett nad- Minneiota. Seine in
Der alien 3eimatb in Der @lementdr1G1lz
lie erporbenen &enntniie bebnte er in
Der ct. Sobn's Qebranftalt aug, mo er
ii6 fir Sen 8altfmmnsitanb beranbilz
bette. 8ts gum Sabre 1885 befleioete
er ber16iebene 5telungen, Biz er in &idz
mon6 ii6 a1f eisene SSliibe ftente nno Elm
@efddft erDffnete, bem CT iebt nod in er<
folgreiditen &eiie boritebt. nadbem 1i6
baS1eIbe unter 1einer Qeitun9 CUR boqz
iten 8litbe e%ntfaltet. Inter G%lebelanb's
Administration beflei0ete er oas Ro1tz
mei1teramt unb bielt itets an ben alten
INSTRUMENTATION @runoldben felt. GU
tppbl an Ser County tpie an Der 5taats<
Bolitit nabm er itets regen Mntbetl nno
6iente bem gpnntb tpie bem 5taate 1piez
berboIt als Mitglieb Ser County nnb
Ser 5taatszg entral<g omttes, bel nel6en
@elegenbeiten er ipie a1s Mann 1tno gaz
ter 10 a1s Nolitifer itets BEN itrengiten
@runbprin5ipien bulbigte. 9err Ibmann
lit in ieinen M,,iidten flar nno 5uberlaI:z
Jig nnb in ieinem @anbeln energii6 unb
pQrtetlpS.
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Noti3 fur Gontraetoren:

8eriiegelte Mngebote iper6en bonn I'm
ter6eidneafen biz gum II. Suli 1910, @itz
tags 1 l1br fir ben Bal1 Der @rr11311ali:
er Der @bon>Hfarri9ule, So BET "a SUP
9rob unb II SuB bod, entge9en9enom<
men. Sic Musgrobnng tit fertig, a11o
Steine unb Sa1lD tperoen bon Der Sc
meinbe 9eliefert. 8ldne n111 Spe5tfitaz
tionen lte9en I'M Efarrbanle gu Ibon
our gin1t9t often. Gin belfdtt9ter Wed)z
fer bon $25 mub iebem Nngebot beige
le9t fem. 9as &e6t, ir9eno etnes ooer
ale Mngebote 81 r%erlperf fen, tit borbebalz
ten.
31>2t 2cpnarD Sapstcr, -. =. y.
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Mnfnnot8mng.

6iermit erfldre i6 MIDI a1s @anoi6at
fir Die bemofratif9e Nomination fir
bas Observation-Disclosures Des 81. legtslaz
then 9iitrifts un0 erin6e alien grnftes
Inn Die giitige unteritiibnng Ser 9ttmn1<
geber beiagten 9iitriits. SIM Sale Die
Nominatipn urb sic @abI anf mt6 fall
len fpI1ten, tperbe id MIDI in ebrbarer II.
ern1ter @eile 'bemiiben, nur 9as an9uz
itreben nnb gu tbnn, tpos redt 1T tmr
beibe 5eiten: fir ben 9i]trtft uno fir
Sen 5taat. Mdtungsbou
e. g. @inttner,
31bn Mlbanp, @irn.
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aanotoat fur oen staatsfenat
Sobn S. Abn,amt BON @idmotb bat fid
fir bic bertptratii6e Domination
eintraaert laf1en.

Ser Mdtbare Sobn S. Nbmann bon
@i6monb bat lebte ISOLDE in ct. CLOUD
jid als &anbibat fir bic ben1ofratif1e
Domination fiir bas Staats : Senatorenz
amt beg 81. Iegislattben 9i1trifts eintraz
gen Iai1en. @err Ibmamn bat ienen 9iz
ltritt pdbrenb Der lebten bier Sabre in
Der @eiebgebnng bertreten ln6 er ge<
niebt ben Nufbabei allen ieinen8erpfli9
tungen ben 3onitituenten nnb Dem Staaz
te 9egeniber beitens gere6t geporben 8n
iein. @err Mbmam lit in Der 8amfz
mannidaft tbdtig, itreift babel aber aud
fart an ben B~auernitanb, nn6 fem 8ez
fen lit Elm berartig entge9enfommenoes,
baB fem Same nibt bios I'M engeren
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gaotts fit ,&onie Mopers."

SIZE ct. Mntonius @emeinbe, 8atfins,
Minn., beabii9tigt, lire alte Stride bonn
ge9entpdrtigen Ylabe 81 ~r1oben," UNI
@anm 8u 51affen fir Sic nen gu errtAz
tenbe Stride. 8er5iegelte Ingebote rtdtes
man an bas Building Committee. care OF
Nep. 81. gilman, 8atfins. Wtinn: 9as
Meht irQenb zines pber ale Mngebote gu
pertperfen, bebdIt 1i9 bas 8m1<aomite
bor. Ser. Il. 8ilntat,
29<3t fir bas 8nu<gomite.
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@om Graii0enten 6es int ct.
@louo %beitebenoen ct. Soiepb=Man=
nerpereins muroen na6iteben0e &o<
mites ernannt: 8inan5=@omite: Sic.
2ibert IS. 8. &%oienberger, 8. S. So
dou. Neutrality-suspicious. Heter
8ieroen, @ermann Gouignon, Gbo=
mas @or1er. 8eiratbs=@omite, Ieo-
oor @riiner, Mnor. &reiB, sllois &u=
itermnnn; 6ran5 &ormol, @eorg
5po0en. steben0es &ranfen=@o mite
&c. $. &ern, @atb. 2eiien, 8bil.
@artmann. 9rudiaben @omite:
@erbaro Map, &ermann Miler> S.
8. Meiiing. Gomite fir f0rperli6e
l1ebung un6 unterboltung auf ein
Sobr: 6. S. 2aoner, s. 9. &oienber=
ger, 6ran5 Sanoel, Saul &bles, 5r5.
&unitiger. l1nterbaltungs + @omite:
@erbaro 3ier0en, @ernbaro 2alnmer=
ien, 6ran5 Srus5insfi. Mgitations=
Gomite: Mlois 5ranfe, Soiepb 2al1er,
@briit. Deering, @m. g. 56mi6t,
sSobn g9mitt. M1s 6abnentrager mur=
SEN %ernannt: S. $. &iemen5, ir., Sobn
&er5ing, Sobn SSdiger. Mls &imnel=
TRIGGER muroen ernannt: Mn0r. Grit
fer, Simo11 5trobel, Sobn Sbmttt,
Corn1 @iffnrphpr
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Cute @ele9enbeit.

Cue vgdlot" nnb 8obnbaus NIT feds
3immern an Der giber Strabe nabe Der
fatbpIi16en Stride unb 56nle Inter onz
nebmbaren 8eoin9mn9en gu perfaufen.
9(nd 90 Mder @ie1enlan6. etpa cine
Weile bon Relrnfe gelegen, gum 8oufen
angeboten. @egen Ndberem ipen1e man
it6 an Saul Stantberr,
3Oz3t Melrole. Rint1.
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8erlattgt.

Gin 0euti6<fatboliides @dbden gum
1oforti9en @intritt in elmer oent14<tatboz
l1den camille berlangt. Cute gebaroz
lung nnb %anoenernoe Belddft1gl11g,
neb}f 3ufriebeniteaenbem Qobn 5ngelidert.
Mdberes al erfragen 635 Suuer @traBe.
5t. 8nuy. @inn. 26-ba
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2e5rer ,tnb 2c6rerinen perlanst.

Mebrere fatbolii6e 2ebrer unb 2eb<
rertnnen nit Staats5engnib tperoen per<
Iangt. Man abbreitre NIT etngei9loiez
ner Briefmarfe Central $eaders' Mgenz
cb, Melroie, @inn." 29z4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
. Das Geit 6es fl. Mntonius bon

Das Seft 6es fl. Intonius bon
8uoua, oas 8atronsfeit ser @emeinoe
Ha6ua, mur6e ME 5ubor in 10 i6oner
@eiie gefetert, mie am Mfontag ber=
gangener @o9e. Sim @orgen ienes
Cages traf ser bodm'ite Serr 8ti6of
Erobec in 8egleitung ser bodm. Ser
rem S9erer BON ct. CLOUD uno Mr5t
BON Sauf Centre oaielbit Elm, UNI cine
groBe Mn6abl gritfommunifanten nno
grmadienen bas fl. Saframent Ser
6irml,ng gu ipen6en. Das feierli6e
@o6amt celebrirte UNI 9 l1br bodm.
&err @innenfamp unter Miiiiten5 Ser
bodm. @erren Mr5t uno Sderer. 8ab-
reno oesielben nabten ii@ ale 6irm=
hinge SEM Glide oes &errn. @o0ann
ipenoete Ser 8iidof sic Sirmung
uno bielt oarraG cine ein0ringlide
g(niprade an sic b%eriammelte Bolts
menge in beuti6er an0 englii6er
5prabe. 9ieie Seier mar 10 ei1=
6rl1dspou, 0aB iie BEL alien, Sic oeriel=
BEN mmobnten, 5eitlebens in front
mer @rinnerl1ng bleiben miro.
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Die bier 1T bergange1er ISOLDE &C.
baltene FL. Miiiion fam na9 nad Ell
ner ergreifen0en 8reoigt oes bo9m.
Miiiiondrs S6ladter uno nad CT
tbeilurg 6es pdpitli9en @egens ant
pergangenen Sonntag gum feier1i9en
Mbi6luB. - Mn Dem BON 6en erbm.
S6ulidmeitern SEN Sdulfin6er1t
Donneritag peranitalteten &icnic BE-
tbeiligten ii@ gegen 900 @noer, uno
Der @usflug geitaltete iid gu einem
bo6ft freu6igen greigniife. - Der
@ierte Sa1li miro bier in elmer sem
Seittage entipredenoen Mrt uno @ei-
lie gefeiert mer6en. - clinton Sim
mermann bon Seem Trier, Min1.,
lpel6er Dor Sabren bier aIs 2eb=
rer angeitent tpar, tpar bier bel ieinem
S4miegerbater Cert. Gerbaor uno
ionitigen @ertpanoten auf 8eiud. =
Die Mrbeit an Dem reuen @ei6aHs<
gebauoe, 6aS Sra15 9tremba in Seem
Eier5 erri6ten labt, gebt gut boran;
oaSielbe miro ant l.. September ieiner
8eitimmung iibergeben mer6en toni
men. = Sobn @ennen, 8rl1oer l1nieres
Boitmetiters Sic. &enner, uno Srar1
Maria @ngeI, feline Midte, beioe bon
5on0 6u Sac, @is., befin6en fi@ bier
gu bertpan6tidaftlidem 8eiud.
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%%SSN\
fer, Simon Strobel, Sobn S9mttt
@erm. &iffmeper.
&c @@@@@@@@@@@ &c
g Mms Der umgegeno. 6
@@@@@@@D@@@@ 90
3a61ta.
2ebten 5pnntag bell!dte ser &lap
Perltor6 sic 6amilie Soiepb 8eler
mno binterlieB Elm itrammeS Sobn'
den, melbes am Mpntag BON Serrr
nno 5rau Matb. 2ieier aus Safe Sen=
rp iiber sic Saufe geboben muroe. -
&err S. &bone lit nit 6em 8ane1 Ell
mes neuen @obnbauies bei6aftigt. -
Die @ege iin0 1T ausge5eidnetem 3u=
1tan6e, uno Elm gutter &egen pare fir
Tel0 uno 6lur ermiini6t. - &ier
beiBt es, oaB bo6m. &err sos. 8il=
lenbring, tpelder ant lebten Sonntag
in 5arming ieine 8rimi5 feierte, als
uni er naditer Bfarrer beltimmt iein
lou.
@atftnS.
2ebten Dienitag itarb bier nad
langerem 2eioen Serr &ermann San=
oers. Ser Ser itorbene btnterlabt
me6rere nod minoeridbrige &in6er-
%elternlos, 6a sic Mutter bereits Dor
einem Sabre in sic @migfeit abbern=
fen muroe. @as 8%egrdbniB fan6 am
3onneritag unter GROCER 8etbeilignng
ltatt. Moge ser @eritorbene ruben
in Irie0en! - Sn ser bieligen 8farr%
lbule fano sic S9luBfeier ant Der=
gangenen Mittpo6 itatt. 9ie l1nter=
baltungen, mel6e bon ben @6ulfin=
bern Domern1tag uno Sonntag
Mben6 gegeben mur0en, &paren 5abl=
reid beiudt, un0 ale ipra@en lire
poae 3ufrie0enbeit iber Die 2eiItun=
gen ser &in0er aus. - @ergangenen
6reitag fun0 S6ulidluB lit Sem in
Stearns County gelegenen 9iitrift
$50. so itatt. 2ebrer @atb. &urt, mel=
6er oaielbit NIT gutem @rfolge un=
terri6tete, m;;2o 6as 96ulfa6 at sen
Magel bdngen un0 ii@ alS Mr5t aus
biIoe11, su meldem 3mede er ii6 nad
8alparaiio, Sn0., begeben miro. =
&ommenoen 5onntag finoet III ser
bieligen ct. Mntonius= Stride bas SET
ser gr1ten III. &inoerfommunion ltatt.
gia6 oem Jeitgottes6ienite ueroen Die
j6rauen ser @emeinoe gum 8eiten Ser
@emeinoe Elm Geiteiien ierpiren. =
6rou gaiiabetb &oi@iol 11no Sobn
Sobann aus 2uremburg maren 1ebte
ISOLDE bier angenebme 8elu@er bel
ser 6amilie Maus. = Samilie &eter
@eber begab ii6 lette 8ode auf Ell
ne I6ngere 8ein6sreile na9 Nor0oa,
fota.
Meip Mnnid.
2ebten Sonntag maren sic 8aa=
ipieler bon @reenmal6 bier uno. lie
ben 1id beim @ettipielen in aller @e=
miitbsrube bon unieren 5pielern Bic
ten. 8ei6e Clubs ber1ebten etnen Brit
6erli6en Nadmittag, uno sic &eiu=
der lino iett nod beiier mie poroem
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Sommer>
9iamamten=@ erfauf
8eoeutcnsc @ertbe nno fpe.
sieae Breife bis samftae.

9os @elb fit 9iamanten lit gut
onqewenbet, ip9ar gu ben &reiien,
meIde anbere perlan9en, aber gang
beiunoers 5u uniern niebri9en &rei1
fen. sic iinb niht bios mlnfdenS<
tpertb, ,peil Tie itetS itei9en i'm @er-
tbe, ionbern aud hires magiiden
@fettes tpe9en in 2iebesangele8en=
beiten bes iun9en Bottles. sic er<
tuer9en man9 itarres 9er5.
8ieier @ertauf ntadt es einem je<
ben jun9en Manne m69lid, it6 eine,l
9iamanten an5ui6afen, uno UNI
bie8 nod leibter gu maiden, iebeIl
mir 3abltermine an gu soc bis ut
Die @ode. 8eiebt unier Sdaufe en-
iter fir Greiie; ipr'dt Dor unb laBt
@ud Die @aaren 5eigen Mue Sc
iddfte bieier @orte, pie aud iolhe
in 6pdaeits,in9en, {inb itritt perz
tr%al1enspp0. 3eigen Die Waaren prt~
pat Dor, tpen,, 10 perlan9t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09

Clinton Trovinger. q we'll known build
Ing contractor Of Hagerstown. Nd, has
instituted suit for divorce from Mamie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09
SCIENCE NOTES.

The Nobel prize in medicine for 1910 has
been awarded to DR.. Albrecht Kossell,
professor of physiology at Heidelberg
University.
Dr. Kindric Charles Bobcock president
of the University of Arizona, has been
appointed specialist in higher education in
the United States bureau of education, to
fill a new position created by Congress.
Section F of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science will join
with the central branch of the American
Society of biologists for the Qeading Of
technical papers at Minneapolis Tuesday,
December ~, and Wednesday,, December
IS
The twenty-eighth stated meeting of the
American OrnithOlogist Union will be held
here, beginning November IA. The bust
ness meeting will be the evening of that
date for the election Of officers and men,
bers and the transaction Of routine busi-
ness. The public sessions, devoted to the
presentation and discussion of scientific
papers. will be held in the auditorium OF
the National Museum November Is and II,
inclusive, from 10 o'clock am. until 4
o'clock pm. each day.
At its last meeting the RumfOrd COM
mittee of the American Academy of Sci
ence made the following grants: p. w.
Bridgeman, Harvard University, $500 ad-
ditional In aid of his research on thermal
and optical properties Of bodies under
pressure, and to Prof. c. L. Norton of
Massachusetts,. 800 in aid of his research
on thermal insulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09
FRANCE KEEPS PROMISE.
Establishes System Of Inspecting
Nursery Stock.

Notice has been received at the Depart
ment of Agriculture that the French gov
eminent has put into effect the system
of inspecting nursery stock that it prom
ised, during DR.. L. o. Towards visit
there last spring. to adopt at an early
date. The Department Of State was no.
titled by the French ambassador that
the French government had established
a pathological department. This will be
charged with the inspection of all nursery
stock for export
This country has had some trouble re-
Gently with shipments of French nursery
stock containing nests Of the brown
tailed moth and the gypsy moth. which
the state Of Massachusetts has spent al
most million dollars in fighting. These
pests were all caught before they had a
chance to spread from the imported trees.
but 1t was by combination of luck
and hard work that the department man.
aged to head Off the 500 shipments Now
that the inspection department has been
established 1t is thought there will be
less danger from such an invasion.
DR.. l.. o. Howard. chief Of the bureau
of entomology. says that the head of the
new French department, M. Paul Mar
chal. is a scientist of recognized ability,
and that there will be no question in
accepting his credentials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09
GERMAN OFFICERS LIFE
LOST IN ABSURD TEST
Believed He Could Tackle
Windmill in the Don
Quixote Way.

BERLIN, November 9.-Absurd bets
which used to be called typically Ameri-
can have become typically German. One
hears Of an officer undertaking to ride
half-broken colts backward over a noun
tain, Of general prepared to eat sponge
cake quicker than some other general can
drink a glass of milk by the spoonful,
and of wild sums staked on the perform
ing of these prodigies.
So when a real Don Quixote came along
the newspapers paid little attention to
him. He was Lieut.. Won Schroeder OF the
royal artillery, and was on his way home
from some maneuvers with a comrade
when they passed a large windmill. His
comrade pointed to the mill and said:
Would Beat Old Seydlitz.
"Old Seydlitz "a cavalry generaD rode
through the sails Of that mill the other
day."
Rode. did hep said Schroeder. well,
I'll walk through" .
Don't be an ass said his comrade.
at is notsas easy as you think
Schroeder miStaking rashness for cour-
age, ran off despite his comrades pro-
test, and five minutes later was hurled by
a sail a hundred and fifty feet from the
mill. He fell stone dead.
At his funeral in Potsdam message
was read from the emperor reminding
German soldiers that 1t is not their busi-
ness either in peace or war to do rash
things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09
PERIOD OF MANY CHANGES
Monarch Recently Celebrated Eigh-
tieth Birthday Anniversary.
IS vENERATED BY HIS PEOPLE
Dignified and Imperious, But Gen
erous to the Poor-Proud of
His Capital.
BY WILLIAM r. CURTIS.

BY WILLIAM r. CURTIS.
Written for The Star and the Chicago Record
On the 18th of August last Fran
CHS Joseph, Emperor of Austria and
King of Hungary, celebrated his
eightieth birthday. having been born in
1880, and December I'd will celebrate
the sixty-second anniversary of his cor
onation, having assembled the throne in
184S. His reign, I believe, is the longest
of any sovereign in history, except that
Of Louis XIV of FraDce, who reigned
ten years longer-from 1913 to HIS. Louis
XIV of France reigned fifty-nine years,
from Ills to 1774, and Queen Victoria
a little more than sixty years.
Francis Joseph has seen greater
changes in human affairs and a more
rapid development of civilization than
has occurred in any corresponding period
since creation When he came to the
throne there was no railway in his en-
pire; now people are going from place
to place by trackless trOlleys, autOmo-
biles and aeroplanes. His great age finds
him still vigorous and hardy. with
good digestion and love OF sport which
contributes to the length of days.
At the sportsman's exposition, held at
Vienna during the recent summer,
large room was necessary to EXHIBIT MS
trophies OF the chase, and many Sta8S
heads, skins and boars' heads were
shown from animals that have fallen
under his rife since he was seventy-fve
years old. He still climbs mountains and
takes long excursions In the forests; his
eye is as clear, his hand Is as STEADY
and his foot is as firm as a man of forty,
and none Of his subjects enjoy life more
than he. Last summer he made long
journey through his dominions, going
down into the Balkan states to attend
the opening of the first diet of Bosnia
and Herzegovina, the new provinces
which were annexed to the empire last
spring. Twice he spent thirty-six hours
on a sleeping car WITHOUT showing the
slightest fatigue. The gentlemen-in-
waiting and those who are responsible
for his safety do their best to protect
him from care and overexertion. and be-
cause of this long journey they per-
suaded him to abandon the usual ball
and banquet that he gives In honor of
the Hungarians during his annual visits
to Budapest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09

Trovinger. whom he married In 1908. The
bill alleges that. she deserted him re-
Gently and went 70 Baltimore. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-09
Held in venerauon.

During the last ten or twelve years the
manifestations Of veneration and affec-
ton have been much more marked than
they were previous to that period, and
the birthday celebrations in August last
were more general and fervent than ever
before. 1t was noticed also that re-
ligious services of thanksgiving to God
were held in the cathedrals and churches
in every part of. the empire. And, al
though he commanded that no special
ceremonies should be prepared, there was
scarcely village or town in which the
entire population did not do something
in his honor. or rejoice that he Is still
reign over them. At no time in his ca
reer have such evidences of popularity
been shown, and it is remarkable that
in his decline of life the aged emperor
should inspire so much affection and re-
spect among the many and rival races
subject to his rule.
Those who have had an opportunity to
study and analyze this phenomenon de-
clare that this Is tribute to his char
acter as we'll as his dignity as mon
greater influence than his craftsmanship
in maintaining the unity Of an empire
composed of sixteen or seventeen differ
ent and discordant races This Is en-
phasized by the opinion that prevails SO
generally that dissolution Of the en-
death.
Many acts and events have occurred
during his reign, and for which he has
been directly responsible, that cannot be
mitted that no other sovereign Of this
generation except Queen Victoria and
King Christian Of Denmark has enjoyed
the respect and confidence Of the whole
world so completely as Francis Joseph.
Not Man of Emotions.
am told by those who have had an
opportunity of judging that of all those
who took part in the recent birthday
festivals the emperor himself was prob
ably the least moved. He is not a man
of emotions. He Is stole, and has never
exhibited Joy or sorrow. enthusiasm or
anxiety. at any OF the triumphs or trag-
edies that have SO frequently marked his
veign. He believes in the divine right
Of kings: he has always regarded himself
as intrusted with a divine mission, and,
while he does not consider himself in
fallible. he denies the right Of people or
parliaments or newspapers to question his
judgment or criticise the wisdom Of his
acts. He has performed his imperial task
and directed the policy Of his government
in sickness and in health, under sunny
skies and cyclonic disturbances, without
the quickening of pulse beat or q vari-
alton of his self-confidence. He has
never shrunk from duty. nor staggered
under the heavy strokes that have fallen
upon him.
No man has ever suffered greater sor-
row; no family has ever been riven with
more fearful tragedies than have &C.
CURED to the house Of Hapsburg. His
queen was assassinated: his son and
heir murdered his mistress and then
committed suicide; one of the emperor
brothers was executed in Mexico. another
was banished by his own order for de-
grading vices: yet 1t is said that through
out all this Francis Joseph has never
shed tear, and has endured these sue
cessive calamities with the same serene
composure with which he contemplates
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