The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

i'!'''''utr 81 ms existence, his own
'Hahout AND ~. assistant being as
, signed 10 devote their entire time to
caring :or him Needless 10 add that
/ he has become particular pet or the
| Niceroy and of Lady Hardinge, who
undoubtedly owe TO him the prescrva-
/ ton OF their lives.
There is no shooting more difficult,
ttan that OF phcasants. owing TO the
rocketiike character OF their Aignt
when scared into tho air by the beat
ers' IL Is, therefore. no small feat for
( Emperor William 10 have brought
down no less than ESQ pheasants out
CT the 6.toc shot during his recent two
DAYS stay at Konopicht, the favorite
castle and estate or .A!chduke Francis
Ferdinand in Bohemia konopicht is
grand old place magniiiccntly re-
stored and arranged by the archduke
who is enormously rich while the sur
rounding estate, OF great extent. hit
orally s"arms with game W hen one
reflects that the Kaiser is unable 10
use his left arm TO support his gun.
an1 depends entirely upon his right
arm me bag OF phcasants which he
made at Konopiciit is altogether mar
ve!ous, and serves 10 strengthen his
tame as one OF the finest sporting shoty
IN Europe. despite the physical handi-
Tho refusal Of the Socialist men.
bera OF the Legislature or Oldenburr
10 rise IRON; their seats when listening
10 the speech from the throne of the
throuEhout Germany. by Announcing
occurred under the reign OF mis- father
and predecessor. The late Grand Duke
refer made 10 concealment Of his
sympathy with most OF the Socialist
lf.. n,
Tor to many Socialist undertakings and
publications. and an interested reader
OF all the Socialist literature
AS most OF the Socialist publication,
printed and issued ut Zurich and else
where in switzerland. and also i'm Eng
iaho. were contiscatcd Ey the German
postal authorities whenever found.
all" uchlcd transmission by the Ger
man mails. he was wont to seol To tho
publishers large and small envclopcs
nearing his name. and stamped with
an intination that they were on grand
ducai business. so that the literature
might reach hin. therein without in
spccuon by the postal authorities.
The Duke OF Cumhcrland--for that
IS IN" title by which the cX-Crown
iFlncc OF Hanover must henceforth be
known. since he has surrendered his
IL
nis only surviving son. who has inst
taken possession thereof. and who IS
married to the Kaiscr's daughter-
mas Just done an act most popular
throughout Germany. b yannouncInC
.ne transfer OF all the world famed
Guelph Treasure" from his palace III
"mundcn. in Upper Austria. to Bruins
WICK that is TO say. 10 Germany
me treasure Of the ancient and his
toric house OF Guellh is OF absolutelv
priceless value, from an intrinsic ms
wen as from historic point Of view.
II was founded by Henry the Lion. tho
crusader Duke Of Brunswick, ana com
prisos all sorts OF jewels and treasures
OF an ecclesiastical and OF a secular
character. which he brought back to
germany from Ccnstantinople ond
from tho Holy Land. 1t has been added
TO ny each Duke Of brunswick. who
mas followed Henry tho Lion, during
Tie 500 years which have elapsed since
then. comprises all sorts of loot from
cathcdrals. churches. monaster,es and
converts from Italy and Sicily, ac-