The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
MATTER
DT IMPORTANT
!, Would Make
ou a Question of
;cal Magnitude.
leach RUMOKED
Curent That En-
Austria Is Con-
'ng Resignation.
REACH RUMORED
upERrcK WERNER,

HOv, S.-ln epiCe VI all az
IA mart Of sensation loving
a make the question Of the
Brunswick a political af.
first magnitude, German
itA no political axes to
vith the chancellor Of the
fhe affair in itself is of
zapcc TO Germany as a
Ideal papers like the Ber-
"A have right along main
Thile on one side it really
|ittle whether an insight
il ruled by a Guelph or a
prinee, it must not be over
is hardly proper that the
he kaiser's family should
a OF sufficient Importance
ederal council to rescind a
'utiou at the mere request
sian government. What
a still is the fact that the
q Prussia has actually
the person of the kaiser
nd that an official paper
Kord- -Dentsche Allgemeine
la speak of a complaint
kaiscr, quite unmindful of
4 the kaiser, according to
Ion, stands outside and
|ltical debate. and that all
for actions Of state rests
ncellor.
Stories.
De that The king can do
6g, the Berlincr Tageblatt
political fiction, but it is
he very character of con
Without this principle
nd retrovert to absolutism.
he kaiser himself must be
ppGtical debate, it is even
that the crown prince has
Eianding.
@{licting tales have been
letter touching upon the
recession sent by the
10 the chancellor Of the
|cyel-headed Germans, how
admittiug that the crown
good right to form a per
on this question, hold
Mon is not of the slightest
nybody but himself,
1mes the crown prince for
'|a opinion in a letter 10
d, but il was a serious Of
5hsh this letter. Nobody
ever know who was
indiscretion, but to sup
n chancellor should allow
'ffer itself OF its publica-
enee his actions is absurd.
Question which remains
her the guarantees given
nest Augustare as bind
o4 Bethmann Hollweg CON
a great part of the Ger"
gubt this. At all events,
enves behind the bitter
is as possible today rs
'fy ago to decide the fate
!ate without even asking
that state what their
the matter.
IRE Strained.
current in political cir
relations between the
Francis Joseph of Aus
nelr apparent, Archduke
Iand, are getting more
nat the emperor is think
% resigning. A rupture
httie over two weeks
lunt Berchtold and the
!ed Oh the necessity of
lmatum TO Servia in re-
onlinn question.
y Hpcls Joseph feared not
ultlmatum would pro.
esn Austria and Servia,
'eo by Russia, but also
ylsee Austrian politics
apic night with the other
~ vas overjoyed when
rsI I'a 10 a WAT were not
! Ssn more as Servia Is de-
oaoly principally due to
personal influence with
: semler, M. Paschitsch
pfoaches himself for moi
4 BECAUSE the ultimatum
eeen strongly con.
"a hussia and France.
'~een wee. Austria and Rus.
strained almost to the
ana the fact that the
ssshsnmptive sh nnd the rep.
me car. Grand Duke
y is.nange a single word
4 81 FORMAL greeting wher
u baa centennial celebration
u 'een widely commented
( ( Discussed.
y S'isIsh secretary of ~,
. Churchill, a Few o1 weeI,' eh,
~ B6c0nd f;,ra ~" "eehl
g lId IIsl,lE England fer erSSVeiv, tWelv,
~ l' sSsl their construction
~ he hs.si ieasl bility of th,
y 0sen widely discussed
3 ! am justified in cav
opinion Of the maio,if, "a sdg
s ae longer wait tam and gov os,
a,issh s;ss u government aho 81 sg'
",ta % more definite nrn wa,
chancellor Of Atte ths pro pro
gsr sr,.the the German '1e enhaa ena :
',s; britain ,l to find ont fi'fpas fpna
p eaen Office whetbeeri t,e irT,' th
Il %ent intends ,'i To- eon. .n
practical plan. - and o9'ii !
actory reply bo o;vor