The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
HEDGE HAMMER Of
| HEAVEN IS KAISER
'ble. With His Characteristic Di-
rectness, to Laud Himself
as Omnipotent.
ACTOR IN WORLDS PEACE
lower Festival at Potsdam AT
fords Opportunity for Great
Display of Royal Persons.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.


= teciaI Cable to The Tribune.
lERIIN, July l5.-The kaiser has now
seumed a new role. namely that OF the
h bdge hammer OF heaven.
I'm his recent speech the kaiser at the
kaua dinner at Brunsbuettelkoog spoke
significantly.
td'The sledgc hammer of God had" he
nd "been necessary 10 forge the steel
n German strength" The kaiser con-
u nued that he WAS gratified to learn that
/ lupholdng peace he. too, had been able
al be of use to Hamburg and to Ger
: IN shipping. What the Hanseatic league
y Ia striven for had only been attained
Shen behind trade and shipping stood the
,iiIwark OF the new empire, above all "a
|. 'Hpect inspiring German fleet" Since the
asurrection Of the German empire peace
1jd been assured. and. God willing, It
s,puld remain so.
u The emperor has refused to entertain
3 suggestion that he should, on the oc-
!, ZION OF the British coronation, exer-
1.te his prerogative Of mercy in the case
% the naval officers, Messrs. Brandon
ID Trench at present serving terms
tdfortress imprisonment in this country
~ espionage on the German west coast.
rs added that the proposal was put
ward by person standing very near
II the monarch. but not from an official
Y. hrter.
,,Hfhe idea that the coronation would be
.suitabie opportuni-" for passing the
= r1nge over the BorlSum case was propa-
|, Jed by portion of the English press
most before the trial at Leipzig had
@lrhGG Al Ennrlncinn nn hJ n
.hre than once revived by the same
= pans. In every case ii was met by
& ieni protests from the -Cermanic
! ~ FINALS, which probably have done some
-ng TO prejudice consid Grafton OF the
.tter II il has really been brought up
1.-The manner stated.
DH Historic Festival.
ias,,otsdam had a great festival the
se,c.ler day. IT was flower corso and
'1M.,e OF flowers for the benefit of char
!, ll and most Of the imperial family par
81 patcd. Beautiful weather crowned the
and hundreds Of thousands OF peo-
u looked on at the charming corso
-fch took place in the shady avenues OF
= Russian colony. as had boen the case
slprecedIng years. The Kaiserin had
ed to be present but she sent an
4 pse. remaining with Prince Joachim.
& the devoted mother she Is. 1t was
Marguerite day" the pret-
oS"eyed daisies having been selected
sale as being so cheap and plentiful
n everything was clear profit, Prin-
IN Wilhelm began the sale personally
lyHr the luncheon In the town palace as
az the review was over which be-
the days proceedings. The kaiser
n the first to buy and he took many
kFers from his daughtcr-in law at the
Eee OF 80 a bunch His example was
E0wed by many guests. and several
usand marks were raised.
ne crown prince and princess bought
l5oms from everyone who asked them
Urls OF the town all dressed in white
n the flower Of the day everywhere
a evldence Finally the crown princess
Ehingly turned her money bag inside
III 10 show that she had no more money.
II sat Ia All open carriage and pair,
sc, eis. harness and everything mass
apFlncess Victoria Louise drove her own
Erart. which was mass OF flowers
@Nie the fair driver was In pink and
He The chief point Of attraction was
uttle donkcy-cart driven by Prince
"a and containing the two oldest sons
kbe crown prince. In white sailor suits.
xy looked at the people from beneath
bower OF daisies. and exchanged
s'Hsoms freely with anyone who wished
Eas one OF the prcttiest sights Of the
n R'e display. Princess Friedrich Leo
Inc kaiserln's sister, sat with her
4 Vfty, daughter. Princess Victoria In a
y yofla which Was lavishly decorated
II rhododendrons and azaleas. Both
.IGaper and daughter were in white.
lrrpe Kaiser put in an appearance, as
~. at the regatta of the rowing clubs
rAIfhe Upper Spree
r Inspiring Scene.
IL the imperial steamer Alexandra
-ILLte In sight cheers arose from the banks
: oJl rom the stands erected near The
! ing. place, The kaiser wearing an
FIel UNIFORM, was ON deck with his
Rouns daughter ut his side who was
plfnlly enjoying herself much with her
Jtrlbov cou.ins-Frncc. George of Greece
fDyyP pyP is In love with her). Prince Alex
,5T ot Greece and three sons Of Priu-
N N Friedrich Karl Of Hcsse. After the
~ INC winners were received on board
FsEl"Nandra and the princess presented
. III talser prize. The chief race was
, O'tbr MaEence club. has been the
- Three years in succession
christening nf the infant daughter
and Prince Friedrich Wilhelm
russia took place At the palace In the
strassc In the presence of the
NWr and kaiserln and their daughter
bahy's mother was Princess Agatha
q ono OF the prctticst girls In
MA MA Fly; nc red drawing room was tho
HMF OF the BAPTISM as usual when y
aerSf hnd assembled and everything was
lesSrI with pomp. After all was IN read:-
thn important Iit,lc princess was
5E<-<S'il IN on "A white satin cushion. at
'-I IN silver broldcr"d long -trained
h IL which was carried by pages I'm
q AjEous uniforms
V1}rn,css Schwcinltz banded the rush-
=, a,.d ND lis contents to Princess Victoria
- VINO were a beautiful dress of
m.M, lace with painted roses She
nd Tsn across the room and presented
- Lpaoy Ia her mother. who then held
Eing The ceremony. tho Young mother
~Rs on, at tho side Of the kaiser
n 0EnuNss Victoria Louise Is beginning TO
IWEspht her mother frequently. and This
VbLnlatter OF great satisfaction 10 her
who Is pleased 10 get a day
IN occasionally.
dIs Royal Wedding in Sight.
nsrN not every day that a princess is
! - Heo To a minister Of the gosncl who
',sspTg count. but the Princess Barha r,a
';r5c<< liz that exception She has an
" plC9y|sn h1r engagement to Count Slep-
= f0 Won Lucttichau. pastor of liz. Ger
D's'Ltmbassv In ConstantlropIc He is m
II nt age while the bride TO he Is *
Rrlncfss is descended from the same
- AS is Queen Gilmore wife OF King
3 tInsnd of Bulgaria. who was also a
! uplNfss ~ Reuss. Count LuettIchn, is
aosiI*as commander OF castle FriedrIchs-
ye1 ht Potsdam. now the new naIncc
BIZ BIZ innther ls the Countess Cln,dinn
sn1 sifI 1nchnu. Tho kaiser has approved of
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