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New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Part the Maids Play

RESIDES the mat beating, there is another sound that
- enters into the melody of New Years,-th ringing,
heart free laughter of maids and servants. | do not
know from what ancient house of philosophers japanese
servants have descendcd but do know that the hardest
house cleaning in the world is the funniest thing IN lle
10 them Listen to their merry laughter and you Will
be convinced. The maids seem to have knack OF
sweetening the downright drudgery with many touch
oi fun. For example:
In some sections OF the country, in an old Samural
family il is the custom with the maids OF the house to
yaher at the close of New Years house cleaning, and,
amd tremendous ggglngs and explosions OF laughter.
10 hatch up some daboca scheme for the capture OF
the oldest male child of the house the honorable first
born the heir You may be that the first born Is
making himself rather just about that time II
calls for the diplomatic talent OF Talcyrand to asSo
him; for everything must be done in form in perfect
harmony with the most rigorous standard OF good de-
pertinent.
The maids never fail To nab him-a pointed tribute
70 the keenncS, Of maids wits After the capture the
heir is carried aoft the shoulders and arms OF the
maids in solemn mock dignity, the maids nearly dying
of unexpodcd laughter meanwhile. And to the young
master given japanese writing brush soaked IN pure
water-nOt ink Of course. and he is told to trace with
il the Chinese character for water the ceiling OF every
room in the house This is supposed to prevent the
possibility Of fire for the whole ensuing year. 1t Is
cheaper than paving fire insuranCe-and It gives the
greatest fun in the world 10 the maids.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Entire Nation of Shoppers

7 HAVE been told that humorists and cartooniSts OF
1 Amcrict have made 4 deal Of money by painting
to life New Jersey commutcr about two days before
Christmas Eve. | know that Christmas shoppers in
America as genera, thing laden with bundles; but
still you can see a man carrying the load II
isn't with shopping Japan Just before New Years
In the streets Of Nippon all that one sees is an endless
stream OF proud, pulled up aSSortment> of bundles
strutting on pair Of clogs and sandals; there IS no
human view of them at all.
At the close Of every year the entire Empire of Nippon
turns itself into toystorc full OF ShuttecockS (gay
with the plumagc of hcrons OF breast feathers of man
DARN ducks Of everyday domestic geese and OF chick
cns) and Of battledorcs, of tops, kites of ndgaynG
(cards with classic couplcts printed Upon them and
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Out with Compliment, {,

A FTER the morning
n meal, the people
fare forth dcckti IN 'heu
best new garment hey
wear the best during the
first three day, and the
second best for ta. .oarth
to the seventh. paying
New Year compliments
is the order Of the lay.
But no money l. paid out
on the first day IN my
circumstance r D Dad
luck to teach mouog 20 go
ont 80 early. Buttn. IRE
very lavish with heir
New Years prcscn, and
compliments-thcy don't
count, it seems Why !
don't know; for present
giving in Japan Is O. N
Gus business. especially
at New Years.
Every servant mu-- De
remembered. Tha, Is
nothing. But every mem,
ber Of every servants
family, even % .aelr
mothers in law and their
Cor-rDsa en- p1gr h.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

do,s 1t is written that the spirits of evil and bad
fortune cannot pass through the gate marked by il
On New Years, at the center Of the sacred straw rot
over the gate one sees rather complicated decoration
II is composed of fern leaves bitter orange called
daidai (which looks like grapefruit), the leaves of
yazuyihd Ia species of aure, which is lined with white
and siken down on one side. bit Of seawced, piece
Of charcoal, and-and the lobster! Yes, lobster, in
all its flaming, crimson glory.
n1 Gug glowfng " symbol for longevity Look at his sy
bending waist, and be skeptical never more' We in
Nippon do not have the nerve even at the fury height
Of enthusiasm, to say to the best Of men, You are
lobsterl" The best compliment We can pay him is
1--WE hope that you will be Ike a lobster Be assured
that YOU can never say potter a neaer thing than
this this to your Japanese friend. SO you will the
lobster adding gay color 70 the New Year decoration
even if all the world be wrapped in white death.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
When the Day Dawns

TN these latter days, the first thing you will hear on
New Years Day in all garrison towns Of the Empire
will be bugle calls to the tune Of Hear ye the cocks
growing, their wings beating 'Iis The morn Of
great Battle Rise, ye men and Captain all. etc.
and moment later a thunder swelling OF mynad voices
iror the barracks shouting, "Tenno Heika BaHsqR"
CTen thousand years TO his Majesty the Emperor and
@Tci koku Rikagnn BangaH' Ten thousand years to
the imperial army.
But of old our uncvilized forefahers were wont TO
make TO mountain or a hilltop long before the birth Of
New Years Day. There they forgot the o.iIl Of
winters early hour The death Of the star thrilled
them they were mindful only Of the pale food 0 pearls
that came over the orient hills telling them OF the birth
Of new wear. And at first glimpse Of the Sun aboye
the crest of the hills they bowed their heads pped
their hands, and with reverence in their sou wor
SHIPPED the gories that were as shining and divine to
them as the very face of God. Verify they wprhIped
the Heaven Illuminating Great Goddess-A "rasu
After that they hurried home.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
By Adachi Kinnosuke

TN Japan we have no New Years
Dav. We have New Year S
L DAYS, though. II a man be a
poor dravhorse of up to date IN
iustry, he has only three OF them.
If not, then his Joys will blossom
through the first fourteen days OF
the year; for with us New Year :
IS the combination of your Christ
mas, Thanksgiving, birthdays,
May Day, April Fools Day ana
all other feStal days. :,
Naturally, its coming is heralded
with a good deal of fuss and cere-
mony. Among some of our Amer
lean friends there is notion
that the japanese are the most
Ieisurely people under the sun and
that we don't know what IT means
70 get up and hustle Indeed,
an Englishman went the length OF
calling man who tried to hustle
The East" bad names.
They are all wrong. Why, they
should see the Japanese between
the tenth of the twelfth month ana
the last day Of the dying year!
For, beginning about December
10, the peace of the cities ana
hamlets OF Japan is blasphemed
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
SYMBOLISM of Gate Pines

IN certain midnight hundred betes iron from aT near
t,os End tbe neope surprisingly wide awake, in spite
Of 'I the % hour One hundred and eight times the bells
boom IN in tong off the year that's dead with all hI its
illusions and bad omens. For lo the New year IS Doll
And the sun waking the first day OF the year sees
some wonder sights; such as the gate pines tor ex-
ample. ...,..xo.,oo :, tho land
there stands the kado matsH (the gate pne) You VIII
note that the pines are pulled out by the roots and some
Of them are of great proportions Throughout the
East, @ the pine is the symbol of constancy Sang an
ancient poet of China "When the snow falls then! ana
for the first time you will see the constancy OF the pine
Other trees may change their color even become naked
and black under the frown of winter not the pine 1t Is
also the sign of youth and longevity Its snow deiyIg
verdure is Heavens message Of happy augury. vi
course once in awhile there comes an incofVeilel' @
mo fable IS meant-ke mcdicant called lkkyu
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

bills and taking in money And theY Ig M IN - III
Is the onlv time when tradespeope work all night and
with pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

with laundering noise which makes one think OF Port
Arthur and Mukden The tremendous noise is per,
iecty harmless though it is edifyng, even 1t is men
md women beating their old mats nothing more
'The thick nadded mats that cover the floors OF all
Japanese houses get the beating of the year
for it is exceedingly impolte to welcome new born
year into house covered with old mats Inc harder e
The beating the greater will be the reputation OF the
house for CLEANLINESS Such reputation is more pre-
cous than gold in the eyes Of Japanese housewives.
Same way in hunting down the fanteSt and humDleSt
peck of dust that through an impossible miracle had
OF course the wooden verandas always polished
mirrors so also are pillars sho grooves, and even cell
ings. They all unpainted in japanese house and
kept shining in all the gories OF their natural gras
This perhaps is whv the mirror was not invented early
in Japan and the ladies did not complain much about
It's But before the coming of New Years, every piece
Of wood and furniture in the house is given new SHINE
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

Kado matSu va
Meido no tabi no
Ichi ri zuka
Medetakumo ari
Medetaku mo naShi.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

(The gate pine-tis but mlTcsJone OF VH1 IVuTHV!
ne shadow world. thing of happy omen perhaps; ana
perhaps notD
Overhead across the full width OF gateway or an
entrance, is stretched straw rope. From it hang
straw pendants and strips of paper cut after sacred
pattern. 1t is a Shinto symbol, 1t marks sacred
spot it marks the pure from the impure. An exceed
nply simple symbol but its spiritual power IS remen
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

their parent
looked upon
Year. nenu
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

TN Japan We have no New Year, 5
l Dav. We have New Years
l. Da,,s though. II a man be a
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

IN certain midnight hundred beItnes from near near
~ and from afar give tongue And their sleepy silver
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

&iersebntes &apitcl

Iebrere Monate nad) ibrem @oh-
nungspediel aing Srar 0'Mllban at
cinenl Tofmittag init ibrer Sodtcr
I'M Suileriengarten ipasieren. IS
ipar iparm, ipie Die eriten Sriiblings.
tage in Yaris meiItens SIT iein pile.
gen. Die. &aitanienbGum1e Der mitt.
leren Iaee trieben bereits lire 5arteit
9latter; Die SerraiIe, bon ipelG,er
man Die Seine iiberidaut, mar nit
Sranaenbdrmen umiteat. Die Sonne
entianote ibren polen StrablengianS
geaeit Die Seniter bes Shloiies; uno
Die gauge Sront itano in lidtem Sell-
erihein. ..s.
@ie piele Sraueripiele iinO felt
ienem Gage in Den Sitilerien, Ser al-
ten 8onigsburg bon Sranfreid, auf-
gefiibrt moroen olleeiidts Der griinen
~9aitmgruppeu, Der 8riilnen ltnb
glumelt oieier prahtponen @drten!
Bie piel 2eben imo mie mal,her
Sob, wie piele Gerbre6elt lulo pie
oiele Shmersen haben Die llllper.
gleihlide S6onbeit berielben nit
bitteren @rinnerlmgen perfniipftl
limo nod INNER, burd) jeben @ehiel
Der 3eit nnb Der llmit1noe b~inoltrd9,
entfalteu bie 9G,,nte ibre 9Iiitbel.
ppramioen irllb briu9ert ibrc glGn5en.
ben Sriifte; Siebenoe fliiitern iu,o
8tnoer ipielen BORT, Iolitifer itrei.
ten Daielbit, Die Menid)en lad,en ,lnO
MAIDEN SlGne in ibrem Shatten,
gleidpiel oh iiber Der ebrmiiroigeu
8nppel bes ShlpIies oas Banner init
ben fledenloien Silien ober Die Sri.
folore Der Geprlblif ipebt.
Manhes lieblide 9ilO BON 8anloo
oOer 9od)e fam BON benz Iublid Ger
5uileriengGrteu am Gage, bon mel,
DIEM mir er5ablen, einen 8egriff ge.
ben. 8rrppen bon miibiggebenoen
Serren unb Samen m~onoelten a,tf
lrlb ab. Sbre farbenprGftige &lei.
Dung, Die bitntgemalten S1d)er, ole
belfurbi9en Sonnenlfirme uno Die
foitbaren Sipreen ibrer Siener brad,.
ten iait Oieielbe @irfung berpor luie
Die Slumenbeete, IN beilen SuIpen
intb Inenloncn, Grpcos uto Ntarsii.
len III oen mannigfaltigiten Sarbeu
ifilcrtell. Ger 2eier mag iid bel.
leidt allh BON Srou b'slubau iutb
ibrer Eofter ein Bib entiperferl, sic
iih ans Den beiu6teren Sbeilen oes
@artens 5%uriid5oeeu mno IN eincr
| t7surtleBuila oili Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Gntihiebenbeit, Die er al Den Gag
aelegt bate. es freute iie. oab er
elmer nnpiirbi9en gbbGngigfeit emf.
ronren NOR. Iber lie fragte iid, mie
er ieine unbei6rGnfte Waht gebrml.
gefabrbringenbe 3epter fiibren. pie
CT ieine u%nbeIdrdnft Mad)t gebrau.
diem ipiiroe. Sbre GinbilOunssfraft
mnrbe geal,Glt bon bent 9ilbe gefol-
terter 9erbreder. 9rauiamer Sinrid).
tungen unb entmiirbigenber Soiien.
ipiele; lie ifauoerte bel benz @eban.
fen. baB ibr Sobn, inmitten ioldl
eineS Sofes. leiht nit Dem Salter
unO Der 8rauiamfeit iih befrennbell
fonnte. SIR WiltterGer3 fonnte bieie
S%olterailalen en6lih fallm mebr er'
tragen. Sic erbob iif, I'M ST. beten,
oaB Got ibr balb ben 8eg ST ibrenl
Sobne babnen mohte, bamit Tie.
Wenn alld MIR ein ein5iges Wal, bon
@erehtigfeit unb @nabe, bon Got
utb gmigfeit az ibn1 ipred)en fonnc.
8Gbrenb bieier Nad)tintnoert, %
Elm ein5iger @eoanfe ibre Seele nil
umpiOeriteblider @epolt beberrifte
ihien es ibr ais Oh Tie idon am fol-
getben Gage itad) HilBlano alibres
d,eu miiiie. N~bentel,erlid)e Yl1nt
ilanmten burd) ibr @ebirn: lie tpollte
ibr Gaicin Dem Siiriten aurafin ooer
Dem aouig eroffnen; aber bieie Sor.
lGbe idmanOen raid beim Sid)tc oes
dnbrehenben Morgens.
6rnu b'sliiban batte IN G%riabrrnl
gebrad)t, 0aB Die @rGfin aonigsmdri
naf jabrelangem Siedtb,um DO,
Gir5enl geitorben lei. Oieier I'm
Itano erfldrte ibr Sdhpeigen felt ben
Sobe OeS 3aren Setter. Son ben an'
oeren belDen Yerioner, pelde bel oei
Sllidt Der Grin5eiiin mitgeipirft bat
ten, etipaS 81 erfabren, mas unnlog.
lid 9eipeien. Die beideibenere Stel.
lung berielben binoerte. feitSuiteGen
mas aus ibnen geporben ipar. Ibel
oieie Sdlpierigfeiten tratelt ppreri
in Den S~intergrrno; benn Dem Elan
ipiort Earis 5l perlaiien ipurol
ourd, Die Slrnebmenbe aranfbeit ibres
@emablS Gin ;3iel 9eiest.
@iele @od)elt lang bate lie mn
eincn @eoonfen mo cine Gorge. Sof
tor 2enoir wlroe geruien. Merf
ipiiroigeruciic lpar er EN- SeriuonOtel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

ibr ieoe glrlsiid)t ouf miuittelbare
Nadriften abeeihnitten. Ginmol
bebauptete Semano, Die &ailerin ell'
boria lei BON ibrem gnfel oil Den Sol
5iiriifberufen pproen; Elm alloermal
los Tie in Dem yWercure DC Srance,"
Die Siiritin Wcntidifoff lei anf bent
@ege nah Sibirien 9eitorben. Sic
ietiSte; benn bieie unaliidlife Dame
mar Dor 3eiten ge9en Die Srau bcs
5arctpitld freitnolih aclucieu. llno
als iie ipieoer BON Der benorItebenoen
G%ermGblung hires SpbneS nit DC:
Siiritin 9olgorufi ipredeu bortc.
ionbte Iie %inbriinItise 9ebete 5illl
Simmel, boB ieine Che aliidliher
icilt ntod)te oils ibre Gbe nit ieincnt
Batter gelpeien mar.
Die Gage glitteu bubilL reid at
Sofimulg, Surht mo Iufregumg,
weuit audi idpinbar Der cine wie Der
anbere; enblih fam aber elmer, Der
alif ibr fiinitigGs @eihid elmer mGd.
ti9en @inflitb baben ioate.
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

ii6ersebeno uilb ohne anidei1 bon
gufregitng, bantit er niht oeilfen
iole, lie iebne iid nod Dem augen.
bid, ba er tic nad ct. 8etersburs
bealetten fonile. Dies mar je0bd)
lansit ibr 1lan; mo lie belt mebr
als ie oaran felt, ieit tie %erfabren, Dab
Der jllnae Monard iit ernlannt batte.
Sic belt es MN fir moglih, linn al
naben, ibm mo niemanb ionit Dos
@ebeimnib hires 9aleins an croft
men, ibm1 @orte bes Rotbes mo Der
8arnulls 3u5ufliiitern, sleidiam pie
cine peritorbene Wntter, Die ans benz
@rabe %eritanoen mare, Inn i'm nit
ibrer 2iebe 81 nmibpeben. Gs no.
rem SrGumereien. milbe, pieleid,t
b~oiinungsloie SrGumlereien; ibr uber
eribienen lie nift oils iold,e.
Ssn5wiihen bate lie oas ein5ige
Wtittel, bas ibr 81 @ebpte geitanoen
bate, bieie Heiie aussufiibrer, babin-
gegeber. Son alleu ibren &oitbarfei.
ten nor ibr mn jenes Webaillon nit
Dem IN Otamanten eeiaBten 8ilOniB
oes 3aren geblieben. 9ieie Steinc
bate lie immer gum gebufe Der &eiie
at perDertben beobiiftigt. g(aein
nunmebr paren lie perfanlft. Ser Or.
los bate gum Sbeil oienelt miiiien,
Die Soften Der aranfbeit hires 8e.
mabls Su oeden, uno Den Meit bate
Tie fir irseno elm dbnli6es Dor.
fommniB in Der 3rfunft 5l,riidselegt.
gls er lie sefragt, wie iie es angefan.
gen babe, nit ibren beifrGnften Mit.
teln 10 gut burfaufommen, bate iie
genatportet, lie babe einise aleinigs
feiten p%erGu6ert. beren lie nid)t mebr
bebiirie. Gs fam ibm nie in Den
SimnL oaB lie iene 9ianai,ten &c.
opfert boben fonnte.
Spin mo wicbcr brad,tc Der 3llfaa
ihr cine &itnbe aus Dem Heid,e, oas
ibr Sobn heberrihte. Scit Dem
Sobe Der @rdiin aonigsmarf mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

boB Der ;}ur Die Shlpeiter bea lltngell
1olaoridi beiratbrn ncrbc."
,Tics iino bod,it iltterei'ontc Or
.ciguiiic," helncrf.c cine Game. SIS
iii lpohl fuitnt eiu 10 ploBlId'rr ltni-
idrplllla ci%llgetrcteu, lett Der llngnooc
bcs ormen Serru tSollauct."
yaaroinal Slcltrp cntsing NIT
fnappcr Moth einern dbnlid)cn De
id,id." uerlette Serr Moret.
.Nb! Der ihloue TfafIe!," ricl
arrafin: ~Gr ~pcrfcletc gerabe Der
cutgcaenseiebten @eg bel ieinem 70.
niglid,cn 3o9lillsc mic 49,"
Scr IaitetenbGfer nit Dem Ici'
ncr," fiel Srnu b'Srecpille eilt, Inn
5lunr nit entidlieoen beiicrem er'
iplge."
.@oS mid, bctrifft." io9te Der ritl
iiid,e 0eionotc etipus Grgcrlih, -iebC
id, eS lieber, ipciun eiu hunger Mo.
nord) cincit altmoBenben Wtini'te,
p%erbunEt, ais pellll cr INN Cen Ser
Init zines aeliebten Gr5iebers mein'
mie Gin ainb illl ieinc @drtcrill."
-
Nis O'stltbull al oicicm slberb mi.
ieiner Srol mo Wino uudl SaltIC
5urildfebrte, iabelt iic ole lebr ermil
Oct aus. Sraa o'Slitbnn lhlief meni(
in iener gtad]t. Spbulo tic &c Mrr
gen idloB, mar iie bie Sei,tc Der mil
better Srditme. @ad)eto ullo ihla
ieuo ihmeifte ibr @eiit %beitGnoig mad
Dem Sanoe Suriid. no ibr Sobl
berridjte. Sic matte iid) Die @rei9
mile aus, beren Shanplas lie I,
pobl fannie. sic lab ben f~aiierli
den Siiuglina bel nGd,tlider @eil
81 Geterbof aus Dem Seniter iprin
gen limo borte oaS Golf bon Ct. Sc
%tersbilrg ibm entgegeniallf,5en rll
i'm ais einen befreiten 8efanaene,
bepillfommi,en. Sic iiiblte ltolS oi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Ser 8eieQihait betrahtet mllroe. Sic
milbten nid)t, lpie idper es ibr Slt.
neilen lpllrbe. ben Sfein Der Srob"
liffeit a,tfredt Slt erbalten-mit mel
der 9eflonmlenbeit lie a,,f iebes
@ort lauid,te, oas lid auf MllBlono
bespg. Selten lpaete tie, cine oirefte
Srage al I%tellet, mo uientals fonnte
iie obne Sersflopfen cine 3eitung IN
Die SauO nebinen.
Mnnfmal %eripdbnte lie BET ibrel1
Mnnne hires Sobnes, jebof MIR Dor,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

C6ortleBuitg altf Der A. Seite.)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-17
King And Queen
FETED At Delhi
MOST BRILLIANT PARADE IN "a.
CnhnrirN's HisroRN v
Thousands ~ kicphant< aud 1aiiy
Cossamv-i soldiers Reviewed o.,
Hood Royal.

DELHI. India. Pee. 10 a Grand.
gllftvrlug. siorlous free street parade.
vita more elephants ! nthc line than
the combined Cirsrses. meuagerirs
and roos OF the world could muster.
passed through teh thororrhtares If
ancient nelhi TODAY
A. The head 90 the mighty spectacle
Surrounded ty the picked soldiers
81 Britain aud india. rode Kinr Em-
poror George and Queen Empress
Mary bona ode mouarchs of the
ailod royal sad GO relate they rode
in n klided carriage and NOT on The
backs 90 elephants af tho hundreds
log thousands 20, dusky spectators had
fondty hoped
ro. procession. which was adycr.
tls.i eu thy Aiii a. Stat. progress
va. the nual feature ~ The most mag
nlcent durham e,ef heid zoo India
whose people have tor centuries been
accustomed 90 tremendous paFyautr,
and to paving the bills by thc sweat
oi the hrovs OF millions Who. dur.
ing prosperous times 'on Like slaves
Tor enough GO Keep body aud sou~s0.
settler. and who when hard time,
come De- down ana starc The va
tises 90 ludia viii remember today
spegiae'e for Years to come tnc col.
irctor of taxes will ior tboir memories
N theyiail
Elephants hy tens of thou ands
an lntermlnahlc Ole of the grcat urls
beasts numbered through the streets
of Delhi ia the procession % IS said
that nearly hau of the dom,sticated
elephants Dol the empire we're hrourht
here fof tho pageant hut oniy the
slcskesi aud best appearing ni The an.
mals were permitted Go enter she pro.
cosslou
TO the indian mind n procession Oi
elephants ls more than O mere snof.
iaclc 10 is "a ceremony Of great rc-
ligious HipnIhoance and the prepare.
i.ans Cor the event have been marked
by numerous coutrotcrsies 10 is me
unwriticn law thar the highest po
tontate must ride The highest eiophau'
and the question OF inches ia th'
measure OF iho beasts has led fo heat
ga discussion
one ralah of comparatively un.
Important state ranscd a lot oi trou.
bic hi attempting 60 ring in ai
elephant taller than that which more
important rulers possessed Had h,
becn permitted "a rid" the beast 20
! fhe parade there might have beer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-17
CROWN PRINCE FREE
AFTER IMPRISONMENT
Held for Political Casse~ hy Fmpcror
Wilhelm.

BERLIN. Dec. i6-Cro~n Prince
Wilhelm TO-DAY completed thirty DAYS
81 detention ordered bs his father the
emperor. az a punishment Tor the
lingo demonstration made by the heir
"a the throne iu the Reichstag last
month when BE- strongly expressed
us dlspleasure 90 Chancellor Beth
mann-iiolVeEe explanation OF me
FFanco-Germaa Moroccan AGREEMENT
The Imprisonment % The crown
Ifiuts has been largely thcurs.irai
fs DE- spent bat few DAYS ai TIE mil
imry quarters az nan1ig. the place
0f detention and vas then permitted
90 leave because Of the imperGins ar-
rouChmeut OF the crown princess ~
BIAS been forced 60 remain Gus OF the
Nmenght however which is severe
punishment for iho future omperos.
The crown prince is said 90 hs
anxlous Tor Nar and % is known chat
De- Was from the FIRST violently OPP
posed ~ peaceful settlement OF the
quarrel with France. unless Germany
were given much the better Of tho
bargain The kaiser Was ver, much
fingered by the action OF his elder
enn. whO occupied "a seat in the spec.
fators' gallery OF the ReichsiaF. rcs.
uouauug his disappro,ai OF an tho
chancellor said and indicating b, mods
of hts head Biz approval of On. attacks
made on the CHANCELLOR boy lvfisla.
tlto opponents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-17
SUCCESS At KrNGsvuLE.

AUSTIN. Tex uvo it Mrs O "
CoiQuii general lha man of On, Red
Cross Christmas seal Committee yes.
'erday received report from Mrs
Robert Kl.hcrg oi kiursville Tex
Dos. wife of me cattle king of south
west Texas Mrs Klchcrr is chairman
81 the KlDgseilie Rcd Cross Christmas
Seal campaign committee
Mrs Klchcrg stated ln Dor report
that kinFstlllo had ordered t.aUo
seals and would probably sell more
For "a town of Que thousand popuia.
iIon thls ls tho best record to dat,
MrH KlohorE said , want you also
toAbo proud Of our school children
each child tools q seal Tor each hool
wdiod. placing = ou che book Go be-
dais reminded of tho beautiful spirit
lnculcated thereby
Mrs Coiquft now calculates thai
if .vory school child m Texas FOL
loves Tho example of the Klngaslll'
children and pastos seal on eact
hook they use that mo returns from
this sale Of seals for thiH purpos'
alone VIII almost pay FOR the Gut
Coast hospital Tor children with bone
tuberculosis which Mrs. Colquit'
plans 90 establish