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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1920.

TO-DAY'S

PICTURES.

Kinos Who Have Retained

Their Thrones

Haakin

Norway

An Intimate Sketch of Eu--

rope's Sovereigns Who Still Hold Their Thrones After the Great War

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George he worked incessantly to bring remarkable character, which has been

When Monarchy Is the about the downfall of the Kaiser shown in such a splendid manter when

Best Sort of Rule.

Thefe never was a time when King, his little country was so ruthlessly rat George was not ready to es into the over by the German hordes, wiil cause front line trenches if he could aid his every man and woman in the world to men or visit the hospitals or musition Admi

Admire him. His work at the fros: works to encourage the workers by his and his taking his chances with the presence.

he was unable to re:

remen risking his life again and again! mata at the front throughout the war has

war has caused

the

Belgians forget All WOMAN: NO xyle do he sent the Prince of Wales who saw

of Sovernment so

HE terrible wa! just ended caused the greatest things to happer since the world began The destruction of hives and prop erty, the creation of es iesal debts And the indemally demanded were the real service with the other largest

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of the territory taken from her by Prussia and Austria in 1864 At pres- Ent little Denmark seems to be going her way in peace.

Europe's

Ferdinand of Roumania is a Hohen zollern prince, yet during the war he fought bravely with the Allies and topchaps the did man. He is perhaps

comes out of the war with added tar- Everywhere there were changes and contrast to Germany's Crown Prince, democratie of all Europe's rulers as

ritory but with a much impoverished revolutions labor well as political who always

watched the army at his behavior during his

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land. He shows the trials 'and sorrows country which bordered on revolution. Money valves depreciated, prices went safe distance and then boasted of great United States has already

has already shown.

he has undergone more than Azy of but mehow they have always been soaring and strikes turned the whole, deeds to his people.

to Belgium and Belgium's met that

the other rulers. Queer Marie, his settled with little bloodshed and the world into a chick

tle bot: the

the Entente on the sovine of Paris

wife, who was at one time known as peópia stiz believe in a monarchy. The war caused more than two-was so

la bravery that the of, and to the fact

that

King Abert Albert. al-

the most beautiful princess in Europe. King Alphonso is interested in every- thirds of Europe's thrones including deers

had to be constantly begging, though he

he was practically certain that

has grown old and worn in trying to thing that can be done to benefit his those of the German states to totter him to keep out of danger.

men from England or Fran

France

people and is always busy. Only about a dozen remain but severat! mccarton me YOUEK Man? one fured to allow the Hest to cross is out of the war with Armer hold on tria? and was ready to give them the

bas come stand that he gave no quarter to Aus-jald her people. max was in could reach him in time. pluckily re-ligen: prince in Europe,"

Norway. Sweden And Spain

One Queen Left than ever because these rulers werning his nerior race ani o rused to allow

more firmly

mly entrenched a

nched a particularly datuerous

ordered him

His prestige of the crown in any movement! The Norwegians are republican jai

only remaining rellag His land was devastated by his throne than before the war. him country. thoroughly in sympathy with Adeir bie

adbirį back be

te Boved reluctantly and wald

Germans but in the end it has father, King Humbert was never really they might make for the good of Italy. their tendencies yet they are road of Queen is wilhelming, the sovereign of people and t testima di tham went "well it I get killed I

have several come out 1 much greater nation than into the trenches with their soldiers brothers who can become Kiaz." He was beforr. The war made the popular of account of his associators/He was democracy itself in his trea: Fiaakon VI. their sovercten, who is Holland, married to a German Prince This menarch was aasas- ment of the soldiers and his little me married to Princess Maude, a sister of, and with many of her subjects having while their Queens risked their lives became quite a

for filled with cigarettes and chocolaits King George V. They have low much socialistle tendencies, although fur- favorite Wh theple and the throne one and placed Bel-sinated in 1900 by an anarchiát from again and against caring for the American omears and during his visiti glum on a pedestal as the world's han wounded.

10 Canada since the war he has set the role Ballon and their work will alwar, Paterson, New Jersey, and it is sald was one of the familiar guts a:60€¦ in commerce through the war. Fat they roseded by war she hai mansted to He was almost constantly have kept away from it and the people keep her country out of it. Her people that his death came just in time to the trout George Y

time seem to be living peacefully and con- were burdened with refuzee work and even now their troubles are not at an King Emmanuel III is of a very att-showed the least fear. He reurbed tented under his rule. For many year England has been her most priceless calces. Those satised with risking his own life. beve Italy from revolution.

Duke 6 Brabant. the tereat

Gustar: v cí who have come lato personal contant allowed the

Sweden somehow end, for they seem to be forced to en- growing so democratic that it was pre- | Mi

type from his father and ai-jlike the other men and was strasted

with the simplest food. dicted that Edward VII would be the with both Klag George and the Prizce Crown Prince, to serve as a private 10 wars refused to visit Vienna or have

helped his country to maletala a neu-tertale the former Kalser and Crown At present Italy is very much utrality damng the war, yet his wife, Prince, but it is hoped that these two, last sovereign of that land but his son of Wales declare that father and son. the Belgian army while the Queen anything to do with the court there cri George V #till sirs en arm throne are much alike and that barb have le- spent days and nights among the wick accept any hopers at is hands. Even settled commercially and industrial, who was a German Princess. 1s ajamh enemies of Uberty will soon be much beloved by the people. Rather herited the sterling qualities, honesty and warded severs! times escaping with

were not fond of Victor Emmanuet for King. Truly England, Belgium and a man of great force and roveras his more live happily with their Queen modest and shy in his demeanor the purpose and justice to all men from Corman shelis Ered at hospitals where: *** this behavior the people at fest but there is no 1 feeling against the friend" of the Kaiser. He is said to be brought to trial and Holized my ones

who above everything else country very successfully.

deatres English people never really knew tas Queen Victoria Vader King George It was known that she was in attend he came from the house of Savoy ay ay be proud of the behavior

King Alphonso XIII of Spain has al- peace. King before the war, but the suffering or his successor there is ttle like ance. No better example of the chiv-which many sections of Italy regarded of their rizlers under fire. of the soldiers seems to have brought hood that the people of the British alry of all Flanders can be found as an allen house. When the great war

ways been popular with his people. He Serbia, Greece and Bulgāris are st the work of this King and his consort came on the King's attitude was such Christian X the King of Denmark. is democratic and in some respects present ruled by the sons of their out all his kindness of heart and his Empire will think of a change.

These thrones are rather 10- sympathy for their trials at the front

Emmanuel Of Italy

that the people began to look upon is popular with his people in a way, seems to have patterned his life aner kings Victor Emmanuci III of Italy him in a different light for from the He managed to keep out of the war. our own Rodsevelt. He is still young certain at present and will be untif of whom Queen Victoria of England very arst he was at the front with hyet his country is expected to prod: but has reigned thirty-three years. At everything is settled by the Paste Cone

Intel-jmen. He gave his generals to under-by it for she will probably recover part times there have been troubles in hla ference.

English throne on a firmer foundation be associated with Klee Albert,

Albert Of Belgium

won ali hlx ambjects, Day and night. Naturally King Albert of Belgium is ho was ready for any work and with the best known and best liked of all his splendid Prime Minister Lloyd European rulers, is our country.

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Father Fletcher

Father Fletcher, who, by reason of his Sinn Fein lean- ings. has been under close surveillance in Ireland.

Bells of Ostend Cathedral, which were taken to Hamburg, and which have just been restored to Belgium.

General Yudebitch, in com- mand of the north-western forces in Russia, who has just been arrested in Es- thonia.

These three Siamese girls have just been sent by the Queen Mother of Siam to be trained as nurses in Boston.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

TOH FLL WALK DOWIS WITH YOU

THIS MORNING | WANT TO DO

A LITTLE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

ALL RIGHT LET'S GET STARTED I'M A

LITTLE LATE

TOM WILL YOU GO IN THIS STORE WITH ME A SECOND? I WANT TO GET SOME CHRISTMAS POST CARDS, IT WILL ONLY TAKE ME A MINUTE

Tom Was Safe Outside-

I'LL WAIT OUT HERE BUT YOU HURRY UP- I'VE GOT TO GET TO

THE OFFICE

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE HER TO BUY A FEW CHRISTMAS POST CARDS? COULD GO IN THERE AND

DO IT IN TWO MINUTES

I GOT EM

BUT I HAD TO

FIGHT FOR EM

BY ALLMAN,

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