The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
PAPER TO PLEASE THE KAISER
Primo FIERSTENBERG 'S on
GAN VIZ FIGHT SOCIALISTS.
The, Map Win . IN seats Tn Next Reichstag
French champagne Cheap for
Wilhelm -Iiaeckir says re Hampers
Thought HrriIn social Occasions.

SpsriG' tshS bcspgtch % THE Sun
BrRLIS. July 9-Prince Won F1rsten-
borg. the kaisers powerful millionaire
con iidant j. busy founding n big. modern
newspaper tn represent patriotic prin-
cipIez. it, principal object heing TO combat
the Socialists In" Kaiser. To please
whom Prince Won Furstenherg Is starting
the par"r. - urging it, prompt publica-
ton He is anxious concerning the result
al the coming elections. which officials
fear viii bring the strength Of the Socialist
group IN the R@ichstag up to 100 or 100.
The capital IT the new venture ~ 81 .JoO.-
go half Of which - already subscribed by
the Princes trust Of which Prince Won
Furstenberg il the head Official adver-
tisements, hank announcements and such
profitable patronage are already prom
is.,d 10 the paper IL will lie sold at a low
price and this Is expected To give IL a large
circulation II " estimated that the an
ntal cost II the paper will 10 S45O. coo
Although ne Champa gns on the kalser's
table l-aar- German labels. u IL well known
that the imperial taste requires French
wine Tn" SivdsbUrg =. II announces that
several carloads II French champagne
war,. hurried across the frontier before
midnight on June - for the imperial house
hpli In nr,isr - avoid the higher duties
which t.-ca me effective on July /. The
Radical press il making merry over this
Illustration Of the Rhisers economical
housekeeping. more especially as the re-
cent Increase IN his civil list was greatly
justified on the ground IL the general rise
N prices.
Prof Haeckel. occurring AZ Jena recently
~
latt"rs On tn. riddle Of the universe He
said maJority If the letters came from
different groups of cultured people. and
tna' several II them were written by the
principals e Pr,lssian schools. who. whils
fully approving tn" truth Of Hseckeis
DEDUCTIONS. requested that their letters
~ not published a. they would Jeopardizs
the writers advan cement The professor
said
We must not forget how much the
progress ~ free thought IL hampered by
the influential personality Of our much
admired Emperor Far from mo be IL
10 mi-Iudgr his extraordinary talents
and manifold knowledR brIt the EN-
p,.ror'- personal religious convictions are
specifically dogmatic and his sharp
smpha,izin II orthodox Christianity
must d-t"r wide circles from expressing
any contrary opinion
Among Duk" Adolf Of Mecklenberg's
guests az dinner given AZ tho Hotel
Adlon in honor II "x-Comptroller Met q
81 New York, were Privy Councillor Isidor
I.oewy. an industrial maRnate: Capt
won Brcdow. Military Att ache ~ the
German Embassy At Washington. and
Oh..r- Lieut. Wi"-s. the Dukes adjutant,
who 4, "A noted African explorer The
LUX. left for ia" Congo on Thursday
With Mies"
Amha--adnr and Mrs Hill gave a din
n.r this week III honor Of Mrs. Henry
Taft. the Prc-ident'S sister in law. who
with her daughter il about To make a
tour II Russia Her husband will Join
her ~ Paris
Prof Burgess CAV" dinner 81 sixty
covers to Berlin liitsrati
Nhl" AT kl"i catherine Hill and a
grl friend. Miss WEIGH. were presented
tpth- ka'-"r Miss Mari" Merrill 81 Duluth
Wa alSo presented. Tn" Kaiser asked the,
] latter her age. and then Questioned her
| with the view tp discovering what i'm
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