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> <D<D-D-DODPPDOSDO-DBODD = => ~ <> - t a ~ South Africa and the East. =| 4 > | : + | Sos SOPOD OSD 8-999 GF A YANKEE FRIEND. ES A FFW GERMAN AND FRENCH N I SOME POINTERS ABOU’ AIN, A Canadian sojourning in Germany er furnishes an interesting in- nce of Yankee pluck and demon tes clearly that we have yet a good friends across the border. It starts something like this Around the ge centre table of the cafe, which is at once our home and

} _ thy Orr c uD In this Ger!

nan town, German and

were grou] Spanish visi- joined him- I use the word in its and a

ec French, LO these, iater on,

selta Yankee

U.S. meaning typical one; julet, educated, selfcontained, elo juent and instinct with that dry paw

ky humor which grows ‘down east.’ Che latest news from

been posted up, and had of course re- | opened the eternal subject of the war, and for hours flowed a ceaseless stream | o| bitter words, often in French—more oiten in German, but always to the same effect—the probability of a European coalition against England the exposition,’ contemptuous reference to our army, to our nation,

‘vreatonly in her wealth,and brave the weak,’ and all the stock of continental hate. I had ng ceased disputing with them, on understanding that the name of mentionerd disre-

Oniv to

Ciatribdes

the the Queen is never tfully; but they are free to kill Eng-

/no great admirer

the front had |

of them the iron post bearing the | teed son a the old ithipertol designa-| .

Belgian Lion and Crown. I could step from Germany to Holland, and from®Holland to Belgium. If Eng land’s neighbors could step like that over the fence into her farmyard, she

would have five million men to take

care of her cattle. Now, lam myself of England; her lions pull her chariot through with little regard where they plant thei paws; but I tell you they will never stop till Great Britain pulls the reins.

You yourselves knows best if you could agree together to arrest those , lions and rifle that chariot; but “by ( the Eternal,” as one of my country- men used to say, some of you would get so _ terribly iwed if you did that you would never look the} same again.

his was the substance of his re- marks; itseemed to rather dampen , the spirits of most of those there. From the spire of Saint Anna _ her} chimes proclaimed the hour of two and it was considered too. true to

argue in reply. I should have liked to applaud, but it would have been rub- bing salt into wounds, so I contented British-wise, by asking the down-easter what he would drink.

myself,

PRETENDERS

The speech of Kaiser William at the launch of the Wittelsbacb, which has been critized especially for its refer- ences to China, is really remarkable in more ways thanone. One ofthe most insidious claims that it makes is that the Emperor sits on the throne of the Holy Roman Empire. The Wit- telsbach was named in honor of Prince Rupert of Bavaria, to whom the Em- peror particularly addressed his remarks He dwelt on the old friendship that had united the houses of Witteisbach,

je ‘with their mouth’ without dis- | 224 Hohenzollern in the pest. His turbing my placidity. But the Yankee Majesty recalled one ep! isode in their seemed interested and, about mid- | Télations as of special significance. It righthe began to talk. Because of | was vouchsafed, he said, to an ancestor his nation he was listened to compara- of his own to share ina an unusual hen- tiet, though his conclusions were | ©T betore the gates of _— val Rome inexpected. | Mounted on cnet steeds they’ Were to-

Me cnstonee® he said quietly—and gether made knights by the Emperor wn-*ast drawl clung even to his Henry VII. The mcison is immortal.

ased French—‘ you have re-| !2¢% . continued the be cabin in a

mang times that this war will! P ainting that adorns the cabin of the

ngland very dear; but you will ;*™! erial yacht, Hohenzollern. aad

| pardon my observing that it will cost | °? ‘the field ot Muhldorf, the descend

larmy, and feeling army, a u Cc ils

| i Apl 24tf, {19 an

| and vast armaments. You needthem. |

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war under modern

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have goaded her for months as to her ability to wage a land war in Europe t were necessary ; you wereal) walk g around with « hips on your shouid

ers, tempt

we Say

might have went to sleep again, and er sons have still remained in thei vellous ignorance as to your fee

g But, as things are, you will not >t that long purse. This war is t an episode; it will pass, but Sout! frica will never again pass from Bri

tish control, Einglists

uncleaned forest. You say a ngland’s army will be wanted | — t eee n India and her jlonies; but I tell you those colonies | armies not to rehel but, tt ( high cif ibbuhh cia battices, Il need be Your own journals have shown the

England has been sleeping very a satisfied with her toy secure behind the |. her tremendous fleet. s the first of you to taste a and conditions, and the draught has driven from her.eyes. All your papers

fortably,

- f “al AD Ui

th : trerness of the

ting her to knock them off as in the United States.

If you had rested quiet, England

And you will .see u

armies grow and grow; yo

see her bayonets bristle as pines

ragon’s teeth, and each taunt will aise an armed Englishman against u; and now for every British uni- rm ordered, you nations must order wo: those of who you groan under axation will grown more, and the neshes of your conscription laws will

drawn still closer together to hold ou all in their net; your widow's sons may have to serve, and you nay not be able to buy your year’s exen iption.

‘You told me of your huge armies,

Yesterday I was at Vaals oe little

frontier place, close to Aix-la- Chap- e)—‘there I saw, amid the plan- ns, the three pillars of © stone

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they had fought

speech consists

by German princes. sion of Albert II., it

' ose valiant princes supported | you cther. European nations still more | ©"'S of those Pade

‘ach other bateae Lie zollerns won the battle for the Lucier Louis the Bavarian (Ludwig der Baiern).

cn’y occasicnon which together for the good

Nor was t' a tI e

of the empire, and, — God, they would do so again Now, the ‘insidiousness of this

in the fact that the Emperor identifies the imperial found- ition of 1870 with the Holy Roman F “mpire -—the > Empire of Charlemagne. He is, indeed, German Emperor, and s such, may claim to be the successor ‘fa monarch who was elected mainly

Alter the acces- Is true, in the year the emperors but two, down cali the crown of the house of

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Hapsburg By that time Napoleon Bonaparte, who, in the height of his nower, regarded himself as Charle

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tion of King of Rome (King of the Romans), and made himself emperor. His nephew, throne of France, dubbed the deceased King of Rome, Napoleon II., and as- surmed himself the title of Napoleon III. Now, old King William, when he was hailed emperor, in the very stronghold of the defeated and de- thronged Caesar, suggested rather than claimed whatever validity there might

TO BE LET... |

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be in the imperial heritage of the Bon-

apartes.

The line of descent of the im- perial crown from Augu3tus ito Francis Il. Under “Pretenders” is simple enough to follow.

| From Augustus to Romuius Augustulus (a name of seeming irony), the last of

|

| the old line tooccupy the throne of

the West, ther+ is nobreak in the series, though there is sometimes a

little confusion. After «his petty Avgustus, One Nas to go to New Rome

(Constantinople) for the continuance of

| the imperial record. In 797 Con-

stantine VI. (Emperor of the East)

was deposed by Irene and in 800 the western line is restored and in the person. of Charles the Great obtains

the high sanction of the head of the Church. Henceforth, the West, alone represents both orthodoxy and the true imperial soverignty, and there is no break in the succession of nominal emperors until Francis II. The direct heir of Francis IL, house of Hagsburg is, of course, Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary. But, since

scendants to resume title. There are others, however, who claim the dignity as heirs of Augustus. The Sultan sits, as a matter of fact, on the throne of Ccnstantine, who was Emperor

both of East and West. But the Czars consider themselves entitled to the honor of perpetuating Constantine’s Office, as professing Constantine’s faith. Then there is the King of Italy, who reigns in Caesar’s city, once the world’s mistress, while Prince George ef Greece looks upon Europe and Asia from Athens waere Plato taught and Paul preached. But, if either of those monarchs hasimperial ambitions, he keeps it to himself just now.

It is also noteworthy that Prince Rupert, so eulogized by the Emperor as the representative of the Wittels- bachs, is also the direct heir of the house of Stuart. His mother is the rival of our venerable Queen, and Prince Rupert, who represented Ba- varia at the diamond jubilee, is in the eyes of true Jacobites or Carolites, the Prince of Wales. His line of de- scent has already appeared in The Gazette. If it came, however, question of pretention of that kind he would find in the Emperor him- self a sturdy rival, as the eldest son of the Queen’s eldest daughter.

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have an immense stock of them this year, twice as many as we ever had, and np to the present time have sold more than twice as many ag we did any other year this early in the season.

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