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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
GOOD CHANCE FOR
YOUNG ROYALTY
TO BECOME KINGS
Nations Which Are Fighting
Turkey Are Ruled by
Monarchs Not Born in the
Kingly Rank.
BY William Philip simms.
paris Correspondent of the United
PreSse

NIdrlS correspondent OF tne UHiteu
Press).
Paris, Nov. 30.--"In all the world"
said French statesman the other day,
there is no other place which offers
the same opportunities for sober, in
dustr.ous young men to become kings
as southeastern Europe"
And it really looks as IL the French
statesman "had right as his country
men express Il. OF the four monarchs
who have been fighting the sultan of
late not one was born heir to the king
ly rank In fact, two of them are not
even natives OF the countries they
rule.
King George OF Greece is a Dane,
a younger son" of the late King
Christian and brother Of Queen Alex
andra Of England and Of the dowager
empress Of Russia. He was elected"
king of Greece March IS, 1863. If he
had waited to .inherit" rulership he
would be waiting yet.
Ferdinand, car of, the Bulgarians, is
half German and half French a grand
son, by the way, of the French king,
Louis Philippe. He was elected to the
Bulgarian rulsrship. too, but only as a
prince. Being ambitious and rising he
decided four years ago to proclaim
himself something still better than that
better, indeed. than even king.
He did it and has been a car or en-
peror ever since. The little car" his
fellow royalties call him. He began
life as a mere lieutenant of Austrian
huzzars.
Peter OF Sarvia was born the son OF
a king. but Of a deposed and exiled
king. Instead of being elected he was
recalled" to the Servian throne as
the senior Karageorgevitth, after Kins
Alexander's assassination in 1908. A
hard job he has had of it. too. to get
the other royalties in Europe to recog
nize him., He did not come by his title
they said, In nice way, and som,
of them have not acknowledged him
yet.
Nicholas of Montenegro really. wat
born heir to the leadership of a rul-
ing family. but only to the title Of
prince, not that of king. And mere
prince he remained for many, man!
years. It was only back in August
1910. that he decided to join the happy
throng and proclaimed himself. al
much a king AZ anybody else.
Incidentally King Charles of Ru'
mania. which hasn't been lighting Tur'
key but is nevertheless a. Balkan, state
was elected to a rulership. 1t was II
1865 that the Rumanian parliament
chose him for domn or lord and II
1881 that he notified the world thai
he had elected himself to the rank o
1 king
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
GERMANY ALWAYS READY for
WAR; ONLY NATION THAT IS
ACTUALLY PREPARED
American Army Officers Enthusiastic Over the
Kaiser's Military Machine Ready to
Fight at Drop Of Hat

world which has permanent war
fund. Somehow the $30,000,O00 In the
medieval Julius tower in the Span
dau fortress few miles from Ber-
lin, fires the imagination. Few for
eign military men come to Berlin who
do not go out to Spandau and gaze
at that old tower from distance.
Many tourists want to see where the
war treasure is kept. Only recently
an American tourist was arrested for
trying to snapshot the tower.
The fund is part Of the price paid
by France for it's defeat in 1901. 1t
was placed i'm the strong room of the
Julius tower Jan. %. 1874, 1t was
Bisnarck's idea. Much has been writ
ten and said about the absurdity of
letting this vast treasure rust in the
julius tower and again and again has
it been calculated how, many millions
in interest Germany has lost. 1t has
been figured out that even at low.
interest the treasure might now have
grown to between s60,000,00 and $685.
100000. But it always has spelled the
words ready. .
The war treasure is contained In
| 1900 ironbound boxes, locked. and with.
several seals. There are 100000 gold
twenty mark pieces. which are about
the size of American S. coins, and A..
00O,0 ten mark pieces. Each box con-
tains $4,000. There are 500 boxes full
| of the large coins and 400 containing
the smaller denomination.
| The julius tower is the closest
guarded spot in the empire. Not even
! the emperor himself is so closely
guarded. Steel doors and walls with
the latest scientific electrical alarm
apparatus are supplemented by SEN
tries day and night. An imperial COM
mission visits, examines and checks
off the treasure not less than twice ii
lyear.
! The law under which the war treas
ure was put away until the trumpets of
war sound, says that it can only be
used for the purpose of mobilization.
| In other words, it is preliminary
war fund that will enable the German
military machine to move at a mo-
ments notice and be under way while
Reichstag, federal council and the 9TH
er government bodies get together to
provide ways and means.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
MUST PROVE IDENTITY
IN ORDER TO GET NAIL

Paris. Nov. 30.-Another new postal
regulation is likely to receive less
popular approval. particularly among
tourists. 1t stipulates that persons APP
plying for mail at the general delivery
must produce documentary legal evil
dence of their identity. Unfortunate
ly what constitutes legal proof of iden-
tity ia left to the discretion of the pos
tai employees. Permanent foreign resi-
dents can obtain a registration certifi-
cate that will answer the purpose, but
the traveller in France is not accorded
this privilege.
An idea Of what may be expected is
suggested in the recent experience Of
an American resident who sought to
cash a misdirected Geographic money
order. In vain he produced in success
sion a bank passbock, several rent re-
ceipts, a number of envelopes addressed
to him which had passed through the
post, a readers card for the Bibliothe-
que Rationale (obtainable by foreign
ers only through their ambassadors),
visiting cards. tax payment receipts. a
club membership card a railroad COM
muter's card. with photograph, a sum-
mons to appear before the police judge,
subpoena. n gas deposit receipt, a
journalists police pass signed by the
project of police, a dog license, and a
birth certificate.
tor at his lodgings was a postman and
the influence Of SO cents proved the
solution Of the trouble.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
CONP[ACENCY q THE BRITISH
SHAKEN BY||NC|DENTS
IN PARLIAMENT
Boast That Englands Law Making Body Va:
Free From Graft Mt Made With
Cefde,o1Now

I njw trying for the rich Sarawak oil |
fAlds of BorneO. Rajah Sir James
Hooks. the ruler of Sarawak, is an
English subject, but he is an old man
and when she Gies the British colonisl
office may decide to take the county
over. Then Colonial Minister "Lulu''
Harcourt, who personally is above sus-
picion. might not regard it as obli-
gatory to turn down the Samuels and
Montagus just because they happen
to be relatives Of his ministerial col
leagues.
Some of Under Secretary Montagu's
doings at the India office have prorok-
ed members of parliament to AK a
number of pertinent questions Cash
balances held by the India office when
the present government came intb Of
flee amounted to $23,S00,0O0 but they
now have reached more than $90O0O,-
600. That is. the cash should be there,
but Montagu told parliament that 1884,
| 100000 was deposited in seven banks
without security and s5o.o00.o0A had
BEEN lent to approved borrowers, names
MOI given. at two and one-half per
cent interest. Despite the fat that
thu government of India had BEEN rails
intl by taxation so much moro money
than 1t actually needed, that Ii could
aff'rd to lend it out, the Irdia Of
fic' recently borrowed s15,Oeo, 900 at
thee and one-half per cent interest.
, The British public would really like
to know why the already overtaxed
halves OF India are compelled to pro-
vide money for the government to lend
at one per cent loss. Thus far no
satisfactory explanation has been
forthcoming.
It'll more recently It'll developed that
tn firm of Samuel Mbntagu & com
pay had been given the contract for
buing silver for thei Indian coinage
T'l Bank of Englandfhad always had
this perquisite befori, and the pub
; licis just bit curiots as to why the
, chnge was made. rhe only OFFICIAL
exclamation, given blythe under secre-
taY's deputy in parlia ment, is that an
, ticpating a speculative rise in price it
, WIS deemed advisable to employ "a
fra which had not been employed be-
foe"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

Arthur. Duke Of Connaught, uncle
of King George of England and gov
ernor general of Canada, has just
proved that there is strain of di-
plomacy In the English royal family.
1t was while he was on trip through
the western Canadian provinces. There
were, of course, receptions and such
like. and so many wanted to get a
glimpse of royalty that all could not
be accommodated. The local func-
tionaries in the towns through which
Connaught passed endeavored to solve
the problem by inviting only the elite.
This aroused such hue and cry
among the great unlimited that the
duke got to hear of it. He at once
came forth with a solution which
pleased everybody. namely. that any
one could attend who would appear
''in full evening dress" The crowds
after that were smaller. but everyone
was satisfied.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
RURAL CREDIT BANKS
WILL Be ESTABLISHED

London. Nov. 30.-The president Of
the board OF agriculture announces that
he will soon introduce in the house of
commons a bill providing for the es-
tablishment in England and Wales of a
system of rural credit banks, similar to
those in the Scandinavian countries and
Germany.
1t 10 expected that certain of the big
joint stock banks of London will be
asked to cooperate In providing funds
for these institutions, which will thus
have a better start than those which
have been started practically a. local
lending agencies, Many suggestions
have been offered for the original bill,
but 1t seems to be agreed that the land
banks shall in their working be as CO.
operative as possible.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

Paris, Nov. 3e.-The superstitious are
finding satisfaction in a report that
the hand of the king Of Bulgaria was
read some time ago by young army
officer, who saw in 1t meteoric career
for 1912. but something in accord with
the sinister reputation Of Is for the
year following. A legend says that q
king named Michael will rule at Con-
stantinople. and the Russians who, be-
lieve this story reflect that the grand
duke In line with the king after the
crown prince IL named Michael This
man. they say, is destined to raise the
cross under the dome Of st. Sofia. where
Mahomet II. rode on horseback and
thus. 1t IL alleged. profaned the temple
Of the Christian faith. Is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

British trades unions IN 1911 increas-
ed their membership by s04.976.
Norway has 40 schools for elemen-
tary instruction in agriculture. hortj-
culture, forestry and dairying. with
many students.
As result of the general 4s-hour
protest strike Of the Italian seamen
and dock workers. the government has
promised to institute system of COM
pensation for sick and disabled or aged
marine workers.
At a conference Of the Labor party.
which is to be held in London next
January. proposal will be made that
all the Labor parties Of the British
empire shall hold q convention ito con-
slider the labor policy of imperial af-
fairs, with = View to united action
on questions affecting the relations Of
constituent parts OF the empire to each
other and to foreign countries. and the
Labor Socialist movement az whole
| - IL .af
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

Three Of the largest labor organi-
xstions in Canada have now formed
provincial federations in Ontario--the
bricklayers, the brotherhood Of car
penters and tho printers. The musi-
clans of the pfovince are discussing
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 30.--The new
rates for wireless Geographic messages
on TIE Canadian coast, announced
some time ago. win become effcgtive
tomorrow A feature Of the new reg
ulations IL the provision that all tele-
graph companies must accept messages
for transmission by wireless.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

The Trade and Labor congress OF
Canada has grown to proportions which
have made II the great militant force in
Canada for the protection OF the ms
terests of organized and unorganized:
workmen,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
Ring Off.
(FrOu1 Judge)

Z Gasso--'T just met your friend, Do
the wealthy New York family Of that
name p
Passo--"No. Disconnected
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

An international labor congress will
be held in Austria In the year 1913
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
sis DsaIs Undertaken.

Samuel Montagu & company toe@th-
err with other cosmopolitan finanden
have undertaken some big deals te.
~ and It is understood that anlhis
the government concessions they yr(
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
Often.

tFrom Judge)
Love may be blind but marriage Is
often an sye-0pener.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

It's one OF the curses of the coun.
try, the damnation OF America. And
ladies' OF Wheeling. when you are com.
hitting a crime like that you are put.
ting burden on-the child too hard
for him TO bear. a woman told me
that her 1l-year-old son had tried 10
Kill himself and she was suffering
great anxiety because OF his mental
state. looked her square In the eyes
and said: Did you ever
Try to XIII That Child
before his birth?' She said NO and
/ said You lie She finally confessed
that she had three times. Like pro.
duces like. and the desire TO kill was
transmitted TO the child. Blood will
tell in horses and pigs and human
beings.
Girls, are you keeping company
with some booze-soaked IIbertine
whose name Is as common on the
lips OF a prostitute as IL Is on
yours and some day will he be the
father Of your child.
Society has put maternity out OF
fashion. I do feel a great pity for the
child born in the home OF rich parents
turned over to a governess and fed on
baby food and matted milk while the
mother hugs and kisses brindle-
nosed pup. hits the booze and gads
about In society. That child had bet.
ter be turned over to the wolf like
Romulus and Remus.
Vanity. Social aspirations. ignor.
ance and diseases are combining
against maternity. / guess the stork
Is discriminating bird in these days.
Go to the Ansonia flats in New York
and observe the small percentage OF
babies in the families and then 20
over on the other side OF the city and
see the percentage over there. In q
families there were IS children in ono
place. The stork IS certainly discrim.
mating
Many girls marry for
Everything But Love.
Social ambition. Incidence, avarlcs
often cause marriages.
Lots OF girls endure wifehood as
the price they pay for fine home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22


riagabie age are suffering with dis
eases coming with consorting with
women I'm houses OF shame.
beware Of Evil Associates.
No man ever goes 20 perdition but
what he usually drags some one with
him. and it's usually some fair gorl.
How many women talk to their
children about things they should
know? You turn them loose on the
streets and let them learn IL from the
outside.
Ladies of Wheeling. you'd be
dumbfounded to know how early a
child will learn evil. It's a fight and
battle all the time 20 keep children
clean morally. and the public schools
are saturated with evil That's the
reason for the establishment OF so
many private schools.
you women will have 70 start
the agitation for sex hygiene In
schools. ! hope to see the time
whsn II will be q part Of the
school Curriculum. (At this the
whole tabernacle Of women broke
into appiause).
I'D rather have my children taught
sex hygiene than have their heads
poked full OF Latin and Greek. You
let the children learn from bitter ex-
perience what you should tell them.
Eliminate the morbid curiosity by
making them understand in their
childish way. Children
Besotten In Lust
have their veins fun Of passionate
blood. No wonder girls go 10 shame.
Il - there before they are born.
w omen are TO the world what
stars are 10 the night The only ones
70 shine on a dark night Womanhood
l. the battlefield OF the world Some
thing is deficient in the make Up Of
the Eiris % today. Emancipated from
home she o. becoming a pagan The
average Eirl no lOnser looks forward
20 motherhood. Her home r. a booze
Joint and her lovers are all old grass
widovers. nbertine whiskey soaks
Who mock a. religion
Girls. when you SAX doen TOM
and some man tries % a.rt with you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

ed at all. Some girls win launch the
matrimonial boat. stick the oars IN.
and give IL a try anyway. and that's
the reason for SO many broken-heart-
ed wives. II I'd tell the frizzle-head-
ed sissy she'd go out and do what
told her not TO. Have character
enough IN your makeup. girls. to
marry a Christian man. II he Is an
inndel. pass him up 50 quick his
head will swim.
"GIrIs, Don't Worry
II you never get married. There
are no old maids, OF course-only lad
les in waiting. cloud applause.)
There are q whole lot worse things
than being an old maid-marrying the
wrong man for one. I'd rather be an
old maid. knotted. carried. with a
house full OF cats and canary birds
than to be tied up TO some blasphem-
Gus. whiskey-soaked jug handle for a
husband.
Girls. don't shipper and look silly
! II you're In love. There's nothing silly
about love although n whole lot of
people I'm love are silly. Love is the
divinest gift in the world outside of
salvation. Don't let your actions ad-
vertise. Man Wanted" That's the
surest way to get one. Many an old
maid is such because she did more
than her share of counting. Don't
get excited and hurry the match
along. II he is a real man you'll drive
him away. And girls don't transfer
the love God gave you 10 bestow on
baby to n poodle dog.
Mothers. don't teach your daugh-
ters that the only thing in the world
is to get married. More than so
per cent of the young men OF mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

teen rshef 0uf ~ 10 arusru -
Irarrr 80 or- or ~ every rIr an
arer hnrr in pane ir nIerIfrnafa
hmer.oa if FeffinE rapiGg aiane 20
~ sane place
"A uomau sho IL E1ufT ~ surh q
rrina aa
Rsc-narcsf. niscs .nssrsss wurss-....
ilsf e. mrrh g. m 90 rh1Err far
sHeireT rlroif hoy fo death. ana ~
s'i-k .nf ua'prarflfiourr fo uhau ne
H0t.an rpss ouEht to sEinE from IN
end RI a. r1le
-fou aam~n - Wheeurr gbo tsv.
ne blood of unhorn baf.ea an vorr
hands uout Eo fo hesren unless Won
fan dg7n on your Ines ard asE oof
r. forgive Tnu Some ri Fru are nor
rihlf sfockef. aren't you Tu 30 if Q
Ener the secrofs Of your ufe-u
you sosldnt b. shocked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
There are too many

STls Looking TOT Easy spots.
The average girl is not willing to be-
gin as her mother did. beside a pure,
honest. poor young man. The most
sacred relationship OF humanity is put
on the auction block. You choose the
rims studded. whiskey soaked little
Hbertine because he offers you none 4,
and the newspapers and your friends.
with their eyebrows arched. Will say,
She made a good match All the an.
gels In heaven weep and all the devils
in hell shout with glee. Another can.
didate for the divorce court
"A whiskey soaked father will have
his effect on the third and fourth gen.
GRAFTON. Imbeciles, weakllngs ana
idiots are the result. An idiot is ster.
lie. An idiotic girl can't be a mother.
An idiotic man can't be a father. The
sin isn't visited on the fifth generation,
for there won't be any. God puts a
physical Limitation on lust. h
Woman doesn't realize that
The Chastity o. Man
20 think so many women must be sac.
Tfhced as victims of lust
segregation OF vice IL damnable. IL
Is the Official stamp OF approval. II
! was mayor OF Wheeling I'd clean out
all the red light districts and drive
them away.
In Chicago had a friend who kept
a boarding house for girls employed
In factories. She was a good Chris
tan woman and a friend TO the girls.
A fine looking Girl came from the
country 20 get employment IN a fac
tory. Soon after she began work she
noticed more money than her wages
In her envelope Saturdays some
times a dollar. sometimes more. To
foreman. a young man. explained u 70
her By saying her work was worth a
little more. One day he asked her 90
stay a. noon when the others we're
out. ~ be wished 10 talk about a new
JOB for her. Unsuspecting she stayed
lie took her in a small office and
closed the door. He asked her %
submit % HE beilish desiEna. ana
when she refused be began 20 nehf
with her 10 accomplish his ends They
fought until the clothes Of the riri
uere IN ahrctr ard her hair vas a.
hereied- She nnaliy brske loose ana
came running over 20 the boarding
house
she didnt tel ny friend thourh
and % was supposed she had been 10
. hsht vita
ons ~ tss Fact,ry Girls
20 too Ncsks thar All didnt ~ q
Hurd ahouf Or. and sha uas % Ne
verge of rerFuua rrosfrafion So
dldrf eat and she could DOT wnrt
firalig ste trlf my friend Ell Tbs
Eoud woman taEref fh@ ysrur FORE
mau % churrh o. sunday 40 -
esiuE ID denr--re hin iu rtarch sss
rsiratuet aud followed Mn ta ne
hcue of oue ~ tha surisfr rrIa
$500 b. 80 to tats dIn-er So
siipped 49, fte ursri@f snf
routersf tuflrr i-fa ftr narrIr
csrtiT furrisned rarirr. ahrrs -
cried g. ~ ucman - to hau.s.
Itaf frlrr calied uan aIrllnr
there vith yer taurhfrr On 80 go
ri-t 81 RIA 90 81 NJ rIrla o.
frirhfruet krr 80 I've 800 - go
Tuu fhaf rou nd hrff~~ rnraa 90 a.
NJ 1859 ~ sfEht o'rlorE IN -
mcruine anf 80 fer fhs efrTa tnrn
cloihes. fur ~ tcctcr 80 nurs--a
tins and bay her a fickef bose The
uert morning b. ueuL 60. anI
rlunkrf down q huntred cellar tu
He fhen fhantef ny rrfsnf for ne
lesson she had Eiren hln
Women. you nttis know ths nrht