Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
OF STRIKERS AID THEM
Kaiser Wilhelm breaches on Virtue
Of Temperance.
EXPORTS CADETS FOR THE NAVY
Tariff on Meat Imported Into Ger
many Will Remain.
BETRAYED WOMAN GIVEN RELIEF
Police President of Berlin Warns
Women Against wearing Danger
Gus HntpIns-DIrect Taxes
Hit Everybody.
RY MACON CLARKE.

BY MAICOM CLARKE.
/ BERLIN. Dec. 17.-(special to The Bee)-
J The government fears that the socialists
will come pretty near carrying the en-
pire" whenever a general election taxes
piece II is without knowing. playing into
/ the hands Of the socialists by Its unusual
vigor in the cases Of those who were ar
rested during the recent Moabit labor
/ troubles Thirty -four men and women are
now awaiting trial The followers Of Kari
Marx are making the most OF these cases.
wilhelm breaches Temperance
! The kaiser has been handing out more
/ advice-most excellent advice, 10y the way.
! At the opening Of the new naval school for
/ the education Of marine officers the kaiser
| delivered strong temperance sentiments. In
! addressing the cadets he warned them IN
solemn manner against the use Of alcohol
The conduct Of war, he said. demands
strong nerves, and for this reason alcohol
should be avoided. In the operations OF
warfare that nation will be in the front
which has been the least addicted to strong
drink
A cabinet order from the kaiser to the
cadets was read in which he, addressing
his young comrades" reminded them thai
their calling demanded much sacrifice and
incessant application The naval officer
must be an educated man in the general
sense as well as possess technical knowl-
edge. The times demand men Of iron, and
therefore character and personality are
first essentials
The kaiser counselled the young man to
cultivate moral and religious views, and
to remember that victory is won by intel
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rum and indulge In idle things.
Relief for betrayed Woman.
Romance which was followed by tragedy
is recalled by the announcement that the
king OF saxouy has granted Nine. Mano-
lescu permission to abandon her name and
assume that of Frau Won Ottsrschuetz. This
most unfortunate woman Is a Countess
widing Won Roenigsbrueck by birth. Her
brother is master Of ceremonies at the
Saxon court and the members Of her family
have been prominent among the nobility
for centuries.
/ Manolescu was the notorious Roumanian
swindler who posed as a prince and a mil
Iionaire and was really burglar. At the
summit Of his fraudulent career he met
Countess Angelica and made love to her
Fascinated, she fell an easy victim They
married and lived happily till Manolescu
was arrested while committing one of his
many burglar1es He is now undergoing
penal serv1tude. The countess then found
out 20 whom she had been married. Broken
hearted, she returned to her home AT Ores
den and lived in strict retirement Her
name was however, a constant burden and
an unpleasant reminder to her, for after
obtaining a divorce she continued 70 bear
It. Now the king has released her from
this painful link with the past
Tariff On Meat Remains.
Replying in the ReichstaE TO an inquiry
relative to the increase in the price Of meat
Herr Delbruck, secretary OF state for the
iaterior, said that the necessary restric-
tons on the importation of cattle and
meat could not be removed Just to meet
the requirements Of the home market. The
most effectual safeguard against a real
meat famine lay, he said in the protec-
ton OF Germanys ever-increesing stock
raising industry.
DIR. Ernst Haecksl the famous natural
ist has publicly seeded from the Lutheran
church. DR.. HAeckel stated that his rea-
. sons for doing 80 were the conviction that
the separation OF church and state and
church and school were imperatively de-
manded by the needs Of our civilization,
and. finally, owing 70 personal indigna-
ton over the attacks Of the clerical press
} in regard to the alleged Justification Of
illustrations OF embryonic life in one OF his
scientific publications
Unhappy Wife Murdered.
Recently a terrible murder occurred out
side the Central divorce court here. a
respondent waited for his wife outside
the building and sought TO have a word
BY him. leading her two children by the
hand. The husband then turned TO her
father, who contemptuOusly refused the
desired interview. Then you shall speak
no more" shouted the husband who drew
a revolver. and fred two shots at the
woman, killing her. The husband bent
} down and kissed hts murdered wife, and
then ran down the streets pursued by q
, mob. When caught he was reloading the
pistol, intending 20 commit suicide, but
/ was prevented
Warning Against Hatptns.
The police president has given another
, example Of his care for the population
! committed 10 his charge by addressing an
: official remonstrHnce 10 women on the
danger Of wearing hRtpins that protrude
over the edge Of the hat The president
, points out that the danger Is especially
great IN street cars and steam cars, and
he has received numerous complaints OF
) injuries caused by weErers OF this formid-
> able millinery making an unexpected
movement OF the head and piercing their
nsiEhbOr with pin He appeals 70 wcmen
not 20 wear such pins. or At least 70
mask the points. 50 as 20 render them
harmless, by means Of device sold for
that purpose
p Along with the Increase in the number
, OF women workers, the number Of do
! nestle servants is steadily decreasing IN
, this country. Notwithstanding the in
E crease OF the population. in 1850 there were
ls24,s24 servants and IN 1877 only T. - rs