New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
KITCHEN MAID A SAINT
Why AuStria'S Future Empress
Was Named After Her.

,%,,vrieht 1911. by the Brentwood Company. |
prince.s Zita OF Bourbon Parma. daugh-
49,. of the last of the sovereign DUKES OF
rorua who became an Austrian arch-
duchess last week. through her marriage
- Arcbduke Charles Francis. heir pre-
. .,,roptive 10 the Austrian throne. takes her
ame from the one kitchen maid who mas
o,er been canonized and received place
&, ,he calendar OF saints lr fact, Saint
zna who got her sanctity In the kitchen
somewhere i'm the thirteenth century, Is
tho patrou saint or all sculery maids ana
general house servants. When the no"
widowed Duchess of Parma insisted on
giving the name Of Zita to that daughter
Of hers who will in the course OF time, be-
come Empress Of Austria, Queen OF Hun
psrv aud OF Bohemia, as well as utuiaf
oueen OF Jerusalem she wished to imply
that her child would he at all times a
servant OF tho humblest kind of the Church.
THE Alphabet Of Saints" devotes the fol-
lowing lines to Saint Zita.
y for Saint Zita the good kitchen maid;
She rrayed. and she prayed. ana she
PRAYED. and she prayed!
one morning she got so absorbed III pray
erS. . 49,
She simply neglected her household affairs
Too lstn She remembered twas bread max
ing day -.
She Few 10 The oven. looked in it, and
GLORY he to the Lord. the breads ready
The angels had kneaded it, raised it with
Made the fire, put the pans in the oven
at least =. 1900.
! can only suppose that was how 1t was
done, .-.o-
For the bread was all baked by quarter
To pray like Saint Zits, but not TO be late
is the way to be good ana VI poSs'oio'
great.
Baron HenaeImulier as Labor MEMBER
II there is one foreign ambassador more
Than any other Of his colleagues at WASH
,nctou who suggests Icy his manner ana
aurearatce the word 'reposo' and an aver
sion 10 an unnecessary eXertlon ana LABOR
I; is Baron Hengemilier Won Hengervar'
the representative Of Emperor Francis Jo-
serb i'm the United States. Some years az"
the baron was raised by his sovereign to
,,a hungarian House OF Lords. lie did
moi however. have an opportunity to take
his scat Al the so-called Table Of MaSnates
leave of absence. And now comes the
rcNs. 20 The smazement Of his trends
that he has joined the Labor party in the
MINER chamber Of the Magyar national
legislature While there is 81 Labor party
i'm that chamber, Baron HenEelmulIer Is
sbout one Of the last men whom persons
lorc would have considered likely 10
become member thereof, and one cannon
quite conceive OF him in the act OF hoo
ncbbinc with the labor leaders OF this coun-
trv. Messrs Gompers. pebs. etc. seriously
,roskinc. however. The baron. who con-
coals under the most phleGnauc manner
the most amazing industry, las devoted
NJ little time and sagacity to the stuol
of the economic problems Of the tnlte'
states. and ha- learned and diecSted much
which he believes may he Of use to MS ma
tive land. II is with the object Of turIlnE
these notions which ne has imoibed mere
IN good account i'm his own country that
he has identified himself with the l'apor
PARTY Of Hungary. Of which he VIII IN an
probability eventually become tho most I'M
rOTtaut factor