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   Women's Penny Paper (Newspaper) - December 20, 1890, London, Middlesex                                The only Paper and Published by EDITED BY HELENA Registered at th for transmission PAPER SPEAK UNTO THE PEOPLE THAT THEY GO DECEMBER PRICE ONE by kind from the Ladys THE QUEEN REGENT OF IT is a significant fact that three women occupy the position of Queens in and all are women of shining example for highest and literary One of these three rulers is our own beloved Queen Victoria of Eng another is the equally revered Queen Regent of and the third is the Queen Emma of Queen Emma has an especial interest to the women in England as the ster of the widowed Duchess of who has endeared herself to the hearts of the English nation by her good sense and admirable The Queen of Holland is the eldest daughter of the Duke of Waldeck and was born at the capital of her fathers miniature State The family circle consisted of three daughters and one Life at Arolsen was very and the children were carefully brought up in an exceedingly simple especial care being bestowed upon their religious They were accustomed to consult the wishes of those around and were encouraged to go amongst the who thus became much endeared to the children of their Queen as a showed an extremely lovable disposition she was not pretty as a but her gentle her amiable and her commonsense attracted all who came in contact with while her teachers found her clever and easy to Childhoods years flew swiftly and the happy life at Arolsen was unmarked by any great event until Queen Emma had attained the age of when a suitor appeared for her hand in shape of the elderly and widowed King of attracted by her sought to make her his This was hardly a marriage which offered much expectation to a young rru The King of Hollands domestic life with his first wife was known to have been an unhappy Queen Sophia of Wurtemberg had been a woman of great intellectual and she had striven to make her Court one of attraction to the literary men and women of the She had also a keen taste for while the King hated political had no taste for although a was in every sense a Hence the unhappy domestic which developed afterwards into public The prospect of a crown was naturally a brilliant one to the girl who had led such a restricted and may have influenced her a little in her if choice it can be Whatever the Queen Emma plighted her troth to the and made it her earnest effort from the day of her marriage to keep her husbands the affections of her It is matter of open admiration how nobly the Queen has behaved during the long and trying days of her husbands Although young and fitted to shine in society she has Ld a life of the utmost devoting herself to the task of enlivening and soothing the dreary hours of the Kings A German is naturally unpopular with the but Queen Emma has won the hearts of the people by the purity and virtue of her life she has learnt their and can express self correctly and Before she had been married two years the crowning joy of her life was given to her in the shape of a little the Princess Wilhelmina Helena Pauline Queen of as the Kings sole By the birth of this Princess the Orange dynasty has been saved from extinction and the Crown kept in the direct Queen Emma has centred the whole of her affections on her little girl she does not spoil but wishes her to grow up a good wise a fitting ruler of her She expressly orders that the lit le Wilhel mina shall he treated as any other child by her masters and who are ordered to call her Fraulein She superintends her education personally and in addition to her other teachers has given her an English Wilhelmina spends the same natural simple life as her she drives and plays with children of her own and is much in the open The Queen is so anxious she should grow up fearless and be a King rather than a Queen to her subjects that she teaches her to be brave in every sense of the Not long since the horses of the carriage ran the coachman was thrown and the Queen Regent with Princess Wilhelmina narrowly Immediately the ordered fresh horses to be brought and harnessed to the If we do not start again at once my daughter will learn the meaning of the word Another pretty story was given in Little One March about two years the Queen was out sleighing with the when they came upon a number of children engaged in a snowball The in high implored her mother to stop the carriage and let her watch the Having gained her nothing would satisfy her but to get out of the carriage and join in the game This the Queen and in a few the future Queen of the Netherlands was enjoying a merry game of pelting and being pelted in hearty The little Queen is just ten years and has a passion for all out door amusements for the next eight years she will be under tutors and her kingdom being given to the rule of her A portrait of her Majesty published in the Pall Mall Gazette showed the future Queen as a very bright little Last March twelvemonth the King was pronounced incapable of the Ministers convoked the States and the Regency was bestowed upon Queen This the wife and it was only when she saw the people were suffering for want of a ruler she consented to take upon herself the In when serious and fatal riots broke out among the Queen Emma calmed the disturbances in three days without a word to her He had implicit faith in his young wife in the latter days he was terribly irritable and could hardly be prevailed on to take air and yet the Queen could always soothe and with her alone would he take counsel and express his The King regarded his daughter with the tenderest and whenever he was well enough she was admitted to his Here is a of life led by the Queen and her little At the Princess Wilhelmina rises and goes to her mothers room at 8 the Royal Family Then the Princess has her lessons until 11 when her mother takes her and reads to with a chapter in the Bible after which the child After an early lunch the Queen drives out with her child j the favourite carriage is a pony carriage to which six ponies are two The Princess has also a boat and enjoys sailing on the

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