The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
WILL LOSE OFFICE
Admiral Won Tripitz Slated to
Succeed Premier Soon
After Election.
IS POPULAR STATESMAN
Bertflnann-Hollweg Has Lost
Favor Through Attitude in
Moroccan Affair.
IS POPULAR STATESMAN
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.



Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
BERLIN. Dec. e5.-f the man on th'
street Is not gravely mistaken. Chan
selior von Bethmann Hollweg's days a.
prime minister are numbered. lie prob
n ply will remain in onice until after the
new Reichsta- has been chosen and then
will make way for moro popular man
According 10 the best opinion that man
will bo Admiral Won Trtpits. now minister
Of marine.
Unless public opinion is very greatly
mistaken the kaiser will need the strong
est man he can secure 10 represent inc
government In the next ReichstaS. and
IL Is believed Won Tripltz can come
nearer nllins The place than any other
available man. lie Is popular with all
parties la the EeichstaS, ana MS tact
fuluess has more than once been com
mcntcd upon Should this change IN the
ministry take place IL Is proba bio mat "
would mean a stronger naval policy on
the part OF Germany
There il no doubt that the Morocco In
cident has given the Socialists ana pro-
grcsslvcs much ammunition Tor the cam :
paign and they arc using Il 10 ibe best
advantage. In addition TO arrdignnlent
Il Bethmsnn- siollwog In foreign rela :
IONS where. they say. he has aieinaeeo
EVERYBODY and can show nothing IN re-
iuru Tor u. tho radicals and few Ma
,ionsi Liberal candidates denounce him
ls \ roactionary in finance.
They alto attack him for failure 10 pro-
vide electoral reforms promised three
Years ago in the speech from the throne.
and because Of his refusal 10 break With
tho asrarians on steps 10 check rise OF
Rsdicslism accuses him OF 1.-THE time
" ignoring the modern tendency from
agriculture 20 induStriolism, the pro-
gressive party representing modern In
Iy6frinl
Dr. Bcbel. Socialist leader predicts
great increases in the Socialist vote and
the new Reichstas may number 100. II
Numbered s. in the Reichstag Just dis.
solved. And close observers are inclined
10 agree with Bebers estimate.
Prince Oscar Is Popular.
Prince Oscar, the German cmperor's
9Th son, liz said by court society TO be
rapidly supersed!nG the crown prince as
his fathers favorlte. the crown princes
nopUlaTltv especially with ladies. having
excited the growing disapproval OF The
Eitcl are neither ~ them fond OF ladies'
society II is even whispered ;hBt
Duchess Charlotte Of Oldcnburc became
ttlels wife ny doing the proposing her
Cd Tor each other h. the imperial me- tri-
mnniai powers that be. Prince Oscar is
very good aftcT-diBDer story teller. and
"ftsn delights thc emperor with humor-
f~W DAYS ago. according ia the TaeE-
hric Eundscbsu. he told an aUccdote Of
tho recent army msnouycrs which was
intended 10 Illustrate his reputation for
avoiding feminine socictv.
fle was riding with Prince Albert Of
sake NelnSr. n cousin. through some nf
fhe desolaic forest couutry near Nil
denl'z. and lost his way lie was sup
posed 10 be attached TO a cavalry patrol.
but managed 20 got separated from u.
Night came on With Heavy rain. ~ last.
lste IN the night. the two princes saw
? l'sht in = peasants farmhouse They
irode up and asked II they could have a
NO" answered the peasant. You
wei then. let US sleep on straw in
Ne replied Tire peasant. 81 vii!
AT least give us some bread and
cheese and We viii ride on
"You vill got nothing here"
Pretty Girl Intercedes.
~ this moment pretty girl Of about
eiahtEen came out and remarked:
'N'by. father. II will do no harm to
hero Is some hot coffee have Just made.
They can drink that"
You little fool" yelled tho cnrsgod
peasant get 10 hed. Msnouvers Is no
place for honest folk. You would be los
ing your heart 20 4 soldier
Prince oscar laughed and the two
princes rode on. finally getting 2 ped
~ cottage some miles OF. Next day
he sent an ORDERLY 10 tell the peasant
who Il was that he bad sent away from
his door the night before.
Prince. was ii:' Erunted the peasant.
Which priuce?''
Oscar said tho orderly.
Lord. calculated the anxious peas .
ant only big oscar! We'll" glanc-
log Al tho pretty girl "hc wouldn't have
hurt He might have STAYED II he had
had the sense Ia say he WAS Oscar"
To Warm Carpets.
Ev means OF electricity II is now pro.
posed TO make the carpet. the Persian
rug or the tigers pelt as warm in win.
Ter as tho latter was while worn by
the tiger. In Germany the experiment,
ia now being tried Of wiring tho floor
covering 50 as 10 heat tho carpet OF
ruE and 10 do away with cold floors
\ patent hsS hscn taken out for run
ming wires through tho carpet IN par
zllel lines IN such q wav that an ordi.
nary lighting current can run through
tho wires. The conductor becomes warn,
and beats the carpet The heat In large
'arpcts can be controlled as desired and
The carpet NIL remain warm for two ~
three hours after the current "a turned
of. 4 small foot TI= can be heated
and taken for comfort durinE a carriage
TldN
The wiring OF carpets FOR this r,lrpos,
ls new, but patents have been issued Dc.
fore for passing viros or wire caugs
through compartments IN table covers
earpeis and other coverings FOR nEhtinC
purposes