"Memorial tablet" with German inscription: "“Saxon people—enter this site in devotion. It is dedicated to the men of a king, who combined German valor with loyalty of a sovereign, and was sent by God to his people.”" The aforesaid king is King Albert of Saxony (1873—1904).The men to whom this site is dedicated are the members of the local conservative association, who provided the funds for the monument in 1904. Valor means the military merits of the king, which were greater than his political influence and foresight. That he was sent by god refers to the widespread opinion among German nobility, upper and middle classes, that an imposed reign is better than a negotiated constitution.