The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
CHILDREN BARRED BY
GERMAN LANDLORDS
Birds and Dogs Admitted, But
Babes Are Outside the Pale
in Cities.
YOUNG TURKS DEFY CzAR
Continental Journals Full of Com.
ments on Way Russia Was
HuIniliated.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

dwelling houses and flats here have
placed the ban on children. and refuse
TO accept as tenants people who have
chudren. They seem 70 have entered
into an agreement here and in many
other cities and towns.
II has become a public scandal thai
household owners refuse to lei houses
TO married couples having children, and
the authorities fear that, this policy will
have bad effect upon the birth rate.
Pet dogs. cats and birds are seldom
refused. but babies are regarded as out
side the pale. The emperor is said TO
ssde and stop the blacklisting of little
ones
which in more superstitous times was
firmly believed TO have supernatural
power to protect its wearer from harm
OF any kind. This Hohenzollern talisman,
as IL has been called. is OF massive gold,
In which is set square. dark, ,colored
tS stone us history goes baek TO The time I'M
lowed their leaders TO the capture OF the
Holy SePulchre from the Moslems, The
ring, which was taken from a Mosem
during fight under the walls of yeru..
salem, eventually reached the hands OF
the Marg-af Ulrch. and from him it de-
scended through generation after genera
tion OF his Successors until it came to
the kaiser. When II was first won 1t
had engraved on, the stone a sentence
and replaced by cross.
Will Try to Fly Across Ocean.
II spite OF the disastrous outcome of
the recent attempt 10 cross the Atlantic
BY airship. another effort TO accomplish
this feat Is TO be made This time Ger
mans instead OF Americans Will make
Snso5at Shs attsmEt MessTs simens rnal ,ror and
ers and engineers in Germany, are now
engaged in constructing the airshlp.
which is 10 be 200 yards long 20 yards
passengers and crew. II will have eight
motors. the aggregate energy of which
will represent 1000 horsepower.
y terrible bathing tragedy has plunged
Seppenrade. Westphalia into gloom The
other evening the village schoonsster
proposed 10 his pupils that they should
warning had been Issued on the dangers
Of the pool. its depth being uncertain.
The teacher. who was Sc years old.
plunged IN first and eight, pupils fol
lowed. None of them could swim but
the teacher had said II would not make
any difference; as the pool was only three
feet deep and presently the entire party
went under and drowned with the eX-
cepton OF the teacher and one lad The
grief. He has been unable to teach since
the catastrophe of which he was the
cause.
The episode Of the Russian request to
Turkey TO withdraw her troops from the
Montenegrn frontier has turned out dip
lomats here hold. 10 be a humliatng
ment.
Gear Is Humiliated.
The newspapers devote columns to dis
patches from ST Petersburg and Con-
stantinople describing the action Of the
sure the Turkish foreign minister that
the Russian request was wholly of a
friendly character and apologizing for
sued 10 the press. This is regarded not
only as a grave blow 10 the Russian
prestige in the Balkans, but as an un.
The Young Turk regime
Fifteen years ago the German empire
Iaced ,t;; the problem of rural depopulation.
While the population OF towns OF over
1000 inhabitants increased by 10000. 900
between 1871 and 1905, the population of
100000 TO 25.s00,000 The people settled
the problem by desertng the country for
me towns. To counteract this the gov
ernment set TO work to extend peasant
proprietary holdings particularly in cast
ern Germany. where large estates were
Infaor maES nu,neEous " tT AS result the popu-
idiv. div u muse o'S'ri''s increased rap
The Tageblatt states that the heirs of
the Russian field marshal. Won Muennich
entered the Russian service in 172i. are
about to sue the emperor. as king of
oo 900 IN 70 sssowe. estates valued at S2o
s,.:e e rraSsls l; sy FgedsrsE Z he tR Great. and
a pretty, story is IN circulation flSTlt, here
apoHt me kaiser having helped Young
ssHafsa ssela,sr to od wed the girl 10 whom, he was
was recognized by corporal who sa-
iuted him The emperor noticed that the
resson ss ooETn Tho Worried and asked him the
sold he was In love with the daughter OF
MS, MS sergeant; ear . put could not marry the
less rank than sergeant for a son-in-
VERY well. then" said William. tell
your sergeant major that the emperor
mas MADE YOU a sergeant"
Universal Language Fad
Men in official circles are much inter
ested In the question Of the adoption OF
one lanGuase by the, great nations as
medium for commercial and international
relations There is every probability that
conference will be arranged to consider
ested that one language should be chosen
as ths internat!ona) medium. and that It
should then be made compulsory sub
jec, in the schools OF the nations which
consent 10 The use Of IT,
A German patent has been secured for
The manufacture. from the Soya bean OF
product 10 take the place OF rubber.
The process consists in the reduction OF
,ho bean 10 a thick tough huid. After
~ JED desrees. giving tough highly
elastic product similar TO rubber which
can be vucanlzsd.
Like most German girls the PRINCESS
Louise is excellent cook having re-
,r'eiyed thorough training in the imperia!
work. though she mas never given much
attention Ia matters of dress. Once II
Is s..,,l tT9e she Sc, her heart upon won
however, was out OF the question unless
me ms.n empenor,s sg go consent was given So
princess broached the ties sn5iect. 'a"'s '"'
Certainly not" exclaimed the sover-
eign. "a thalor each for buttonsi WHY.
and e,y%s can be purchased at penny
The princess's tea table talk used to
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