The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

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~ vtll ~ - vsssoos In Berlin. As1
sAosh tie tS1s of hattis 90 aSsiast
tAs kaiser. she knows the caar aAA
the ring Of grand dukes will be equal
ly ruthless in their repression Of every
German ruling family.
The Slav princess. whom the cxarina
overthrow In the affections Of Mich
olas. y now Queen Elena of Italy.
Eleess days and nights are also full
of anxiety. Her brothers are On the
battle line. And she has known that
her adopted country's alliance vas
with Germany and Austria. The two
bidders for Italy's adherence to the
triple enteata. Theophils Dslcasss Of
France and Count Witte Of Russia.
concentrated their efforts ON the Ital-
ian queen and about her head rAgsd
the fearful struggle bstwsen the fac-
ttoa insisting % Italy's taking he
German sids. aAA tAs forces tsoAtnG
= align Italy againsa Ass aAeisat so&
~. Austria
0rsss Gilsabsah - Osaeivs~.
AAotA@ AD0saliaS Asuss y B,ias
bsth q Belgium. nov a szils II Eng
laaA Her little soas ere too Young to
asAt- Bat her husband. King Albsrt,
10 u he thick q tAs battjs. Il b
reDortsd oos sAsll bass& - lest fnoa
wAsrs hs vas sittiAg IN his was aneo-
0oblle.
II vas With s9froas rsauctaaoo tha&
HtisabstA vas iA@sesA . asit At
wsrp and Tie r1eoss oe ~ slsss.
Z will shoal10 Q auskst and 1gAt
iA The trseeAsS With yos... - efss1
to Albert. 'TAs vo0sa of Belg1aD
have oftea shsved tAsy ossll IRE -
stEaaght - ~ Dsa."
But she vas oveeSulal 40 eeQe
aeross the cAAAssl - sa1sty. 0Ao =
oaI,S1 tie nost esitivatsl Dsiaesss
b Darops. Her eatAse vas tie peasss
u Bavaria WhaA enotioas toeo AsR
breast whea ths HavaEian ragi0spss
were nSiAs aGaiast the GAllaat -
fssders a He0s!
Yet her fate - kia1se thaa tAaa se1
~ grand lecAsis q LatsmIosfg.
whsa the 0sessans invaAs1 hse fittis
state. the grand duchess vsot out -
msst them and turned her automobiIs
% that it blocked . bridge into town.
She refused to move and protested
vigorously against the violatio. of
Luxembourg's neutrality. The COM
mander Of the invading force had her
removed bodily. And now the kaiser
10 treating Luxembourg A. . subject
nation.
Queen Mary and the kalserin.
War with its long weeks o. uncer-
tainty and anguish is bearing especial
ly hard on Mary of England and the
kaiserin. The latter has six tall sons
at the front. She knows they will be
marks of the hostile sharpshooters
There is the croOn prince, aiding one
of the armies in the west through
and Neufchateau. He is
the most ferocious pan German of
them all and can expect scant pity IL
he falls into hostile hands. There 10
Adalbert. with the feet that is almost
sure to be annihilated II it gives bat
tie to England's superior squadrons.
Mary's two sons also went forth to
battle Albert. her sailor prince, has
been landed from the Collingswood.
i'll with appendicitis. The price Of
Wales is with the famous Glendale
guards. He is small and sickly. not
at all the martial figure that the pres
ent occasion demands
One woman. Wilhelmina of Holland.
bears the principal burdens of state
in a crisis that might have taxed Eliza
beth of England or Catherine Of Rus
sia. SO far she has preserved the neu-
trality of her beloved Netherlands.
Her southern provinces are under mar
tial law, her army is modified and
her dikes are mined ready to let in the
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