The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
MUST STAY HOME OR
FORFEIT HIS WEALTH
Young Heir in Brunswick IT,
Down by Ancient Rancor ~
Warlike Grandfather
WANT VOTES OR HUSBANns
German Suffragettes Plan to Rs.
taliate on Stubborn Govern.
ment by Going to Canada
WANT VOTES OR HUSBANDS
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

Special Gable TO The Tribune.
BERLIN. March 1l,-Although the co,
flct ended forty-f!ve years ayo u.-
overian hatred OF Prussia has no, v.,,
been obiiterated. There Is a young r..
In Brunswick named Ebensteln. OF srsst
wealth, who forfelts It all II he reay,'
situated. =
He inherits his property from srana.
father who as Hanoyerian. fought sgains,
the Prissians in 1866. Old Ebenstsis
VIII tied Up his property with the Con-
d!tiop that the tenant for life shoaN
never set foot on Prussian soil.
Prussia divides Brunswick into IN.
isolated parts, all OF which II surround,
and young Ebcnstein lives In one Of -
smallest parts. and cannot even Win.
Brunswick city without crossing Pn,s''
sian soil. violating the will and LETTING
the money go 10, remote cousin
novelty in the way of suffrage,is
threats is that contained IN a letter I,
the TaEeblat,, the writer Threatening tas,'
German girls will compete with tssl,
English cousins for Canadian hushands
owing to Prussia's obsolete franchise sys.
TEN. The writer. who appears to b. a
suffragette with keen insight into the po.
itical affairs OF the nation. says.
Canadian Husbands Desirable.
II see by the newspapers that Canada
is looking FOR 5000 brides. and that tl4ss
ore 10000 eligible bachelors there without
suitable feminine acquaintancos Give lIx
the fullest possible information about cor,
6itions in Canada, because We Intend TO-
ing there to find husbands We d. not
sec why young English women should
snatch the best catches from under tbe.
very noses of us German girls.
Since the German government pays 10
attention whatever TO the colossal sur
plus OF German girls. and as the hIsh'
price OF meat is making II incraasnEl7|
difhcult for respectable girls to get mar
ried. the girls Of our circle have unanl,'
mously decided 10 become British sub
jects, and TO emigrate TO Canada In or
der that the aspirations OF the Canadian
bachelors may be gratifed. The Prusslaa'
government viii then realize that, shyourh'
It's obsolete franchise system, the younf
women 10 whom the vote Is refused bsYe'
been driven Into the arms OF England"
Clever Girl Goes to Prison.
In a remarkable blackmau case whlch|
has just ended in court fashlonabIe'
young woman. Emma Helm was sea-
fenced 10 three years, imprisonment Tia
prisoner made q living by chariatann.
skin in hypnotlsm and palmIstry, win|
the aid Of which she pandered 10 ths|
cravings for sensation and excitement d
q number Of the idle rich. She rented
a handsome. fat, furnished with luSury
one room OF which was decorated, fur
nished and draped entirely in red. as
u was here that the seances took plao
at which Emma entertained her fantP
iona6le clientele.
The trinl arose out OF an action for ex-
torting money. brought by former SER
ant girl named Kruger, and 1t was ~
witness who gave the evidence which ~
10 Emma's conviction
Blind Widow Saves Much
The bulk Of s125.0oO recently left BY g
octogenarian woman named Lizler g
to the. Catholic church. The remand!
is for railway mems home and ply
asylum. Deceased. the widow OF ~
way stationmaster. had been blind n1S
her thirty eighth birthday. She san
most OF the money herself, i.
1t is authoritatively stated thst
emperor's coming trip to Corfu Is lnts@
ed to be nothing but a holiday and y
to Italy. The emperor will touch bc!
Austrian and Italian soil. but there
be no special greeting" in Austria. e.
according to existing plans. no mest'
with the king OF italy. .,,.,.1
Many members OF the distln9ulsTnU
company which filed the spacious nsa
the Prussian Herrenhaus for sitting
the German Agricultural council
come expressly to see the emperor
expected to hear him. but they mao
interesting experience OF being pre
while their sovereign added yet one ~ -
item 70 the list OF diverse roles ln W.
he has appeared before tho puonc-
On this OCCASION he was preep
agrlculturist, describing in graphic .oi
spiced with humorous remarks, no
cessful reclamation of waste lano'
at his own initiative on his farm u
dnen
The emperor's contribution TO ina
ceedings was supplementary to sS
by Professor Tackle. who summupd
his conclusions on the utility OF tns
capable Of supplying the market
IS 600. 900. 900 pounds Of meat annuA
and Of supporting $4,000 families.