The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-14

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chatel, assisted in the ca
pacity of secretary by
Count de Laborde. There
up, n there came into the
room, to take the place of
the Austrian household, the
duchess of MOntebellO as
lady-in-waiting and Count
de BeauharnaiS as knight of
honor.
The king OF Bavaria hand sent
his master Of the ceremonies. At
every halt in one of his cities 200
guns were fired. At Munich. on
March II. all the troop ;, the whole
Of the National Guard, were as
sembled under arms; guns, bells
and shouts of JOY hailed the APP
pearance Of Marie Louise.
The lOrdly mansions, the Town
Hall. the public buildings, the
squares were adorned with en-
blems. in these, the name of Ma
pOleon was intertwined with that
OF Louise. and the Lion of Ba-
varia rested in peace between the
French and the Austrian Eagles
the warriors of the three nations
touched glasses.
OUCH was the enhancing pic
- ture drawn by the Gazette de
France Of the entry of Marie
Louise into Munich. 1t is to all
this Napoleon refers in his notes
OF welcome:
Madam. have received your
letter OF the 18th. / am greatly
concerned to hear that Your Maj
esty is slightly indispOsed. 1 beg
and pray you to be careful of
health that is so precious to me;
it is no longer yours. Madam, since
YOU have been good enough to
give me certain claims upon it, on
which I base my happiness. Caro-
line sends me charming accounts
which fill me with the most ten
der feelings. 1 had a very fine
days shooting. yesterday, and yet
l found it insipid, al that is not
YOU no longer interests me, 1 feel
that L shall have nothing left TO
wish for when once l have you
here. This letter will be handed to
you by Field Marshal the Duke of
Istria, who is in command of my
household cavalry and TO whom l
have entrusted the gOvernOrship of
Nancy during your passage. A
Chamberlain of the EmperOr'S has
handed me letters from Vienna
that are very amiable; do not
propose to answer them before
having seen you so as to express
thanks for the happiness of hav-
ing you. Louise. who shall con-
stantIy be the object of my most
tender feelings. A thousands re-
CARDS at your feet, and a sweet
kiss upon your charming hand.
Napoleon
March 23rd. 1910.
Madam. 1 hear YOU have dis
penSed with the services of your
GOveTness. in order to show your
self to nv peoples surrounded
solely by FrenchwOmen. / approve
and an very grateful for this
while at the same time il makes
me sad. This further sacrifice
added to that of your father and
Of your family will again have
made your heart bleed. However,
Madam. YOU will not lay the
blame upon vOur husband, il was
not in his power to spare you
these painful moments which are
in the nature of things. / should
be incOnsolable were you to think
/ could ever be so t2ctless as not
TO spare YOU any sorrow it was in
my power TO spare you. Please be
so very kind as TO write me few
words on the subject. am greatly
concerned lest / should have in
CURED YOUR displeaSure. Be sure
my heart fully appreciated your
sacrifices; should all its tenderness
and its constant and tender love
avail to repay you, you have moth
ing to wish for. LabOrde. who has
Just arrived from Vienna, tells me
YOU have cried a great deal since
leaving st. Polten; you were also
fretting at AIunik. This vexes
me. for / want Louise TO have
none but pleasant days. as beau
tifuI and agreeable as she is her
self. Caroline informs me that
YOU very much wish to know
what can make me happy. / will
tell YOU that secret myself. Ma
dam, il will appear simple TO you
and yet il is perfectly true. Be
really happy at our marriage.
When you feel inclined to give
way to sorrow. when you feel
worried. say TO yourself: the En-
peror will be deeply grieved, for
he can be satisfied and happy
only through the happiness of
his Louise.
Your
Napoleon
COmpiegne, March 2Srd, 1910.
THE king Of Bavaria had joined
Il the procession which at Stuff
CART received the addition Of an
other king. The capital Of Wur-
temberg was illuminated through
out on March 20.
Opposite the Royal Palace there
stood a temple with the names Of
Napoleon and Marie Louise shin
ing forth in letters of fire on its
pediment, and below, the hymen-
cal altar. IN the evening. after
dinner. a performance was given
OF Ritter's opera The Judgement
Of Solomon" the recitative Of
which had been composed by
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