Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-15

Too h....t ana after WorNLE thefH !
HNHr. t.Mu nm1ys enough money
tu return {, AustrlH. Hungary and
punches. u small piece uf lsud-the
uwu.lu. 90 every one born to the
soil
ON, .- ihe sons ~ Prince Lichten-
siuu I.lI me that a friend who WIS
fuuuIH. TOT the lower house In a dis
'u,f ut hungary largely Inhabited by
tHsH rluhr .u Hungarian ana. nnd-
tur that hI. audience dld not under
stand him. r.pt German Finally.
when matters had come to "a stand
stHt e.l' urc iu the back ~ the
rnum called oul Go him asking n he
-putH English The candidate an
HW,Ird thnt he dli Whereupon the
crowd told him To- speak EaEllsh,
which uDrN ain understood. and 80
'ur Hungarian. "a candidate Tor parli-
u'ui |n liuuttry. vas forced. tn or.
der o. boz understood, TO address hts
liWgtr'nu electors 900 the language
which in", bad learned la America
I.uuz Ferdinand whose murder at
sVHIHtu WAS used hy the Central
powers us "a pfoicSt for war de-
t"rmlued uu NPtE before that time.
VITA "a. hplr Co the throne ~ the
IANh l. iN'|f HH"fI'I. TIC was "A TO-
uHulI. character lie visited fro
uUu''y ut The house VI Archduchess
laHtui|N where Countess ChoteN. ~
la bohemian noble family was
lady lu- waiting Franz Ferdinand
trll violently iu love with the fair
bohemian. and In his desire to marry
enlisted the aid ot koloman sIell,
premier Of Hungary Sell told
friends how Franz Ferdinand loved
mystery and how. when no wanted
Go inlR 90 him about marriage plans,
instead ~ meeting somewhere openly
IN Vienna. would nrrunrr that slei's
train should stop in the open fields
Soil ON allghuug ana following d.
ICCtiuus would find Franz Ferdinand
hiding behind a designated haystack.
\ pnlnCC Revolution and Marriage.
Ia a country where one royal fam
lly not only rules but owns the land
this attempt of Archdukc Franz Fer
diuand. then heir to the throne,
madly IN love 10 marry Countess go
phie ChotrX. mdy in waiting to Arch
duchess Isabella, caused palace
revolution lly The aid ~ Sell hc at
last succeeded in carrying out the
marriage ttUt tris was only after
he and his wife had been required
conditions and sIbscrlhe 10 "A mar
riRse contract or promise which wns
not only enacted thereafter az u stat
ate In Hungary. bur was formally
pat ON record by the Austrian parl-
lament
IN this declaration Franz Ferdi-
nupd declared IL 10 be- his firm and
resOlute resolve To marry Countess
Sophie Chotek. that he had sought.
in accordance with the laws OF the
house, TO obtain consent of the In.
perial and Royal Apostolic Majesty.
the emperor nnd kinH Franz Joseph
!, gloriously rclgning that the most
serene supreme head ut the Arch
house had dclgned Eraciously TO
Rrnnt this permission and thnt Franz
Ferdinand. however tdesCrihing
himself ~ '3,rt recognize the house
laws ana declare them binding on MS
particularly with regard to this mar
ringe dGGllCatiun. that our marriage
with Countess ChoteK In not mar
riage Of equal birth. hut morgan.
attic One and is to be considered as
such for all time. and that In conse-
Quence neither our wife nor our is-
sue or descendants Is entitled to pos
sess or claim those rights titles, mr..
morial hearInus and privileges that
belong TO wives OF equal birth and to
children OF arohdukes or marriages
OF equal birth Franz Ferdinand
further recognized that his children
from this marriage would have no
right to succeed TO ths throne IA the
kingdoms and lands df Austria nor.
consequently. 10 the lands OF the
Hungarian crown and that they were
excluded. from the order ut success
sion
lie further agreed and promised,
not only Tor himself but FOR his wife
and children. that none OF them
would ever attempt 10 revoke this
The old emperor gave tho wife Of
Franz Ferdinand the tue of Princess
ilphenhcrg and latter raised her TO /
tho RANK ~ duchess. which In the Z
Central empire Is "a higher rank than
that ~ princess. She was also cre- /
ated a serene hiRhucss after the birth
Of her thirh child. Prince Ernest. In
1904 The first child, Princess So /
phie. was born In 1901, and the sec !
ond. Prince MaXimiInn Charles. In I
1909
In spite OF the rank thus granted
tu her, the Duchess or Uuheuberg !
was frequently sighted hy Arch ,
dukos and Archduchesscs OF the /
House OF Hapsburg, and when the
present emperor, the Archdukc |
Charles Francis Joseph. married /,
Princess Ltta ~ bourbon Parma In |
1911. and this marriage was fol- /
lowed by the birth Of a son. on No
vember 90, 1879, Il was plain TO
Franz Ferdinand and his wife that
the hostility of the House OF IiapE-
burg, aided by events. had succeeded
in definitely excluding his children
hy Countess sophie from the throne
These sights 20 his wife 80
marked as 10 cause the PUBLICATION
of articles inspired by himself Ia "A
urWspapr devoted to his Interests
and the birth OF the heir 20 Carl. .
must have had q profound Influence
ON melancholy Franz Ferdinand
In all Europe there was one mon
arch clever enough 60 take adynnt u
age ot the situation. 90 win Franz
Ferdinand 10 him rv the hunor- he
paid 20 the duchess Of Hohenborg
the German emperor Kaiser vii |
helm invited tho pair 20 potsdam.
and there both were made tu feel
chat iU one court. ar least tho hon b
org due 90 q wife u equal birth were
paid GO the Countess sophie This
rot-dam visit was iu 1909. and
believe that thereafter the German
emperor and Franz Ferdinand met
uu other u,gCaslons