The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
|Il|A|I EMPEROR
|||PEARs STRONGER.
J euler Shows Improvement
4. uaalth After Hope Had
4 Been Abandoned.
a IN THE PARLIAMENT
y Woman Spy for Russia
|piyinks Austrian Officers
h Garrison Town.
q m THE PARLIAMENT
~ EMIL ANDRASSY,
,sh,s 10 The Tribune .

.Iisbe to The Tribune
IA. Aug l2.-The great improve
4 ,he heslth OF the emperor has
! s.rurIse Nnd qualification. A few
1 m his condition was such that lit
~ Fas felt for his recovery and
Md have been little surprise II
|uh bad been announced.
N ralIed In q remarkable manner,
8, and appears stronger and in bet
.brs than he has FOR d long time.
md emperor is very regular in his
4 fxrspt when they are interferred
h Ms medical advisers. AS a rule
- we'll. rises at the early hour Of
n ard proceeds TO transact the
q n tho state as soon as he is
4 Ia the course OF the morning
III walks out In the beautiful gar
ID ihe castle, accompanied by a
"a, granddaughter. the Archduke
. Fydnand. or an Equerry. Quite
N he has received visits from the
a Bulgaria and Prince Frederick
-Llppc. has granted an
q 70 Count Achrenthal, the minis
taslyn affairs. and other high of
i lDe has arranged series OF SINH
td7Iews He wanted much TO be
/. 4, the launching OF the dread
\ Ylfibas Units at Trieste, and the
/ Nh he wrote 10 Archduke Franz
~ Who actually represented him.
hF keenly alive he Is to the i'm
y n The development Of the Aus
|nT
Crave Accusations.
lhpl scene was witnessed in the
'fzl parliament al Budapest. when
~ PANIED Ivanka stated that he
9entayy proof that Count Won
+e,l the Austro-Hungarian minis
htIgn affairs. had fostered the
"a b Albania.
nsks made his charge In the form
EsHioD. and asked whether the
n Etsldent knew that Count Won
-rQ some tima ago sent 10000
cT rifles and large sums of mon
shfloutlon among the Madison.
s and other Albanian tribes in re-
3am,t Turkey; that Count Won
bad encouraged trouble in Al
els own political ends, and that
na withdrawn his support, re-
Nbw food to be exported from
rnplgary. and thus reduced the
9a state OF starvation.
iEcS szekely. the Hungarian,
g Justice. answered the aues-
Y eTlne, What you have iust
nlsn treason" The house dis
Ereat confusion. In we'll in
nafees there IS q disposition to
e charges.
Clever Female Spy.
10 Suspicion reused in an ad-
nset and his Investigations, a
svuhg woman named Fraulcin
nas Deen arrested at PrZemsl,
soSn IN Austrian Poland, as a
~ me young woman. who is
~. OF Russian engineer. set
s ,4WT and described herself as
aer beauty soon attracted at
4 sh. se SOON was surrounded by
- sas W. chose only officers as her
N otien walked with one or an
|5i.rs sai III the neighborhood OF the
= fslally favored a young lieuten-
q. 'Tseine Tne deeply In love with her.
-, da t suspicious were reused by
~, mterest In military matters,
|,rsIs,,uia uiat he WAS being trlcked
~ ea. He called al her flat
! ~ oui, and making a search
- iound a mass OF incrIlninat-
- s.T sacn as plans for fortresses.
"a II. Inllltary documents. He
~ - superiors and Fraulein
n ,,,ss sss arrested. In prison she
4 r., 10 deny the charge ad-
'lL,rr sne was a spy employed by
A psi, authorities at Warsaw In
Shielded IN Oven.
4 4 s'Se, e tanners wife. at cort-
% sr,,uioia; hes committed sui
b ia r., recognized beauty OF the
n md "ysa se very happily with her
d uau W. iour children and was
, N extremely devoted Roman
Sn, p. returning from church
xr,an, 'eceiVed communion. she
= shp,a and the children to her
~ llsb,osae ae was doing field work.
~ Ia ~ a big flre In the oven
ed bp, I oI husband and the chill
"rred body, on their re-