The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
KAISER FRIEND
Of GENTLER SEX
Heartily in Favor of Removing
All Obstacles in Way of
Women.
FAY0RS UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE MOVE
Would Open All Universities to
Women and Accord Them
High Place.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-Emperor William has
privately proclaimed that he is in favor
of woman suffrage. For year the
kaiser has been following very closely the
suffrage movement in his own country I
In England and In America. He has dis
cussed with his various ministers the
public influence OF suffrage and the effect
IL would have upon government policies
If women should be allowed TO vote. The
kaisers view of the question is far
reaching. He is looking at the interna-
tional side of IT,. An elaborate report was
drawn UP for him in which II was hypo-
theticaly set forth thats women electors
would use the same discretion as men.
The kaiser's view led to the assumption
that women electors might be influenced
10 establish a government. with irrespon-
sble diplomats, which would, In turn lead
to breaking. of alliances. In private con-
few years women will be qualified for
every place in politics now held by men
due to the broadening influences OF mod,
am heartily In favor OF removing all OBJ
Staces in the way of women earning their
daily bread. ] would open all the unlVer-
stiles 30 women and allow them the high
est places in the ranks of teachers. Wom-
en- are gradually approaching 10 the point
where they will be mems equals in every
nIng in life
Rode With the Prince.
The Crown Prince Wilhelm of Ger
many was motoring with number OF
officers following maneuvers when he
overlook trampinG joiner with his tools
on his back. Have a MT" asked the
prince. "Then we are fellow toWnSmen,
and you must certainly let me give you
a lift" SO the worn traveller was half
forced, half-caioled into sitting by the
side OF an ajde-de-camp and chatting With
the prince, who pressed a gold piece into
his hand when he set him down in the
suburb of Schoneberg. on the outskirts OF
Berlin.
Follows Lead Of Mailed Fist.
for war or else it is following, the lead
of other mailed fist nations and
preparing TO prevent war at all hazards.
This, is due TO the fact that Argen1ttIine g1tIl
field guns and kruppS of all nations In
the world Four big battlesbips are un-
der construction for Argentine in the
United States, and an order has Just been
given TO IL German gun factory Tor 25O,-
600 Mauser rifles for army service. Ar
gentine is buying krupps for coast de-
fenscs and score of machine guns Ger
man manufactures report that heavy or
ders for machine guns are also coming
from Turkey, Servla and Roumania.
Exchange of Compliments.
pretty exchange of compliments be
tween the German empress and an old
isherman's widow Is reported from lit
tie place on the Pomeranian coast. The
kaiserin was passing the widows nut
growing in the little garden and stopped
TO admire them The old woman, hob
bling out of her cottage, plucked all the
flowers. tied them in a bunch. and pre-
sented them TO her majesty. Delighted
with this gift. the empress walked into
the hut and inquired OF the widows ram
was dead. the other. was In the gold
mines in Australia. II am glad added
tho woman for, your majesty to have
and unsuitable for "a widow" The kaisersn
then gave the old woman n little four
leaved clover. saying: Il give you IN eN-
Just found. ] hope 1t will bring You luck
and Will bring your son back to you
New Securities in Market.
The volume of new securities brought
out In Germany during the first half of
| 1910 was not quite so great as In the like
! period OF 1909. According to the best
available statistics on the subject, the
| new issues amounted TO S355, 100 300. par
value, which compared with $5SS, 000, 600
| last year. These figures shown are from
compilation OF the Frankfurtcr Zeitung.
| and include only such issues as can be
| traced by the statstiCian, Many securl-
| ties are foated in Germany. however.
without n public subscription and this
/ form of issue has been growing more fre-
/ qucnt. Hence as the newspaper points
/ out, the figures must not be regarded as
| exhaustive.
Joins the Empress,
. The kaiser has Joined the empress al
! WiIhelmshohe following his return from
northern waters, where he wa1 cruising
! in the imperial yacht, The kaiser was
| accompanied on the northern cruise by
! Prince Albert Of SchlcswlG Hostein. The
kaiser and kaiserin will remain at VIII
! helmshohe for several weeks and then the
emperor will leave for the scene of the
| annual autumn army mancuvers,
Romantic Domestic Story,
| Ono NJ The most romantic domestic
! stories that could be imagined has been
! unfolded in the German courts. in which
! n countess of supposed noble birth was
/ exposed as a foster daughter and the
real child OF carpenter. The case has
just been concluded IN the Imperial cour,
/ at Leipsc In 1859. Count George vor
/ Voss. a member of one OF the oldest fam
ilics OF the north German nobility, mar
/ rled in Calicia a woman of humble orl-
j gin. named Debaska Their union proved
childless. The count. however. felt deep
iy the absence Of some being on whom
he could lavish paternal care and anec-
! tlon. and in his sorrow he bcthought him
that one of his slstcr-in- laws. who was
married 10 carpenter. had four chill
dYcn. FOR whose bringing up too plentiful
! resources were not available. The fam
lily WAS approached on the subject. and
eventually consented 10 abandon al
claim TO one girl. who was taken over by
the count as his own daughter. TO put
the business on thoroughly stable lega
footing from the outset. nc SuOorncd 2
/ reproDutc priest 10 Issue him IorgeO
birth certificate to the effect that the
girl Helene by name. was. In fact. his
child. and as such she figures this day
on tho courtly calendars.
Succumbed to Temptation.
When the child Was 10. her aunt anC
adpotcd mother died and the count took
"A second wife from his own worldly sta
ton The new countess WAS invited
therefore. and was initiated Into the Sc
cret of Hclcnc's origin. but was threat
cuod with death in case she should re.
veal IL to another. The girl was mar.
ried TO Prussian army officer Captar
Udo Won Gronc. Later the count died
The widow was sorcly tempted. because
the count neglected To leave q will. anc
had she exposed the fraud OF the girls
carly life. tho entire estate would have
gone To herself The supposed mother
succumbed to temptation. She threat