The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
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NDRRY ABOUT PRINCES
Foung Men Give Parents
Much Trouble With Their
Love Affairs.
sMPEROR IS LlNOUIST
peaks Many Languages Flu
emily; Eulenburg Scandal
Case to Be Resumed.
nv MALCOLM CLARKE.
d. IN The Tribune.

6sclRl Gable 10 Inc lIlDub-s
BERLIN. Oct. 2l-The lot Of royal
erents Is no, always a happy one, cspe-
yalIy u the royal parents are like the
|hiser and kalserin. who are inclined 10
he old fashioned virtues and wish TO sec
heir sons grow up 10 be decent meal.
he crown prince, until ne married ano
ftilcd down. gave Ills royal parents no
nail amount Of worry. and now Prince
Ldalbcrt third son OF the noGse OF
{nhepzollern. Is giving his father and
aother ell sorts Of concern.
His royal llighness. Ike his elder
fpfher Is unusually susceptible 10 fem
Marlenbad lady renowned for her good
'oks lie is SO infatuated that he has
frangel 10 pay ;.isit to her parents
hortlg. Runlor mas il tha, the kaiser
I'LL nip the affair in the bud BY ordering
be young man 10 Join Il warship which
shortly 10 sail on a prolonged tour.
I'd is furthermore understood that ius,
S soon as possible a marriage Will he
rranged FOR the young prince In the hope
bat, like the crown prince this VIII have
he effect Of sIcadylng MIN.
Emperor Linguist.
German America need not worry
'yer tlin untrUthful rumor that the EN- :
Error likes Ia drop into tho language OF
is maternal grandmother. though ne
peaks IL perfcc tiy. To his vile aud fam
Y he speaks German, and only German.
ro tell the truth, he does not even speak
lassicai German. but has Il strong Ber-
IN ncceni: and when he Is IN very good
|uinor he uses nunbor nj typical Ber-
IN patois expressions. The emperor Is
N edmlrable liuGuist. He speaks French
|kc FrcnchmaD, talks Russian freely.
nd has q sorpds working l;uowledge of
<alion. rs we'll as more thdD, q sn1atter-
pg OF Spsnish and Il travellers acquaint-
0co with Norwegian. But his tongue is
y German as his heart. From his youth
N has opposed tue adopting Of foreign
1anneTs and customs. and the choice OF
.nRlisl as the court language would find
b hin It's hitternst opponent III IL should
yer be seriously considered at al.
a statue OF The kaiser In .tie style In
'hich IL was customary 10 represent
1onarchs and victorious generals in the
lghtoenth century-that is. wearing "A
eriwig. with tho arms and dress OF a
oman wairor-Will shortly be placed In
be session room nf tho Berlin Academy
Arts. II is the work of Prof. Walter
~ foot resting on p ball and his left
end holding the great sccptre supported
b his raised knee, while the right hand
eets on The hip,
& Resume Scandal Trial
The trial in the German scandal in
Which, Prince Philip ia EulenDurg is the
cntlal figure, VIII he resumed shortly.
\ VIII he remembcfed that the charge
Eainst tho Eais&V's most trusted friend
fas dropped two years ago owing 10 the
rlnce's protracted Illness. Ii is now
tated that me is well enough 10 stand
|is trial. Prince Philip 2u Eulonburs
vas attacked by the young puhliclst
ferr Harden. as having been concerned
J. malpracticH OF 2 grave nature. Ia
Which leading court ucrsnnaEns were con
'erned. Ono of the members of The
Count Cuno Moitke, brought
~ action against Herr Harden and los;
q. The public prosecutor appealed from
niS verdict and succeeded in gcttInr
terr. Harden sentenced 10 four months
Imprisonment. Prince Gutenberg all tho
'tms contented himself with offerIna
morn declare tons. Pending the resul,
,I his counter appeal. Herr Harden him.
self sueG Bavarian paper fov libel IL
with the scandals. He wa.
Ebie 10 bring Witnesses who cventua,ls
raade admissions Of highly incrimina t.
'1g Character with regard To Prince
sulenourE. H"rr Harden Non the day
and ths trial was followed hy the arrest
nf Prince Eulcnburg. his complete col.
'dpse. and his release ON medical super.
Vision after nineteen weeks. fC rhc prime,
H'iould he convicted ~ perjury. j, viii h,
lfcess3rN -" hold q special chapter %
<hr B,aNk Eagle. 60 cNpri him from In.
rarss ~ this. the highest ug Pruss star
crders