The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21
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| Wis slt'iS @i sHs DINNER RiSg oA>NsEsN.
: NcX' to Bismarck, The most popular man in
Berlin is Helmefding, making the 10Y and
pride of all Germany. lis talent is of the
! first order. His photographs are in all the
shop windows. The street urchins all know
him, ana never pass him without ..guten
tag, II almerding lie is credited with all the
witty things heard. There is even d popular
journal called Feimeriia3. To 90 to Berlin
without seeing him is like going to Rome
without seeing the Pope. Ho has playee. III
| The Nailner Ibeater for twenty years.
One day Bismarck sent him an invitation
| to dime with hlm The same day OF the meet
ing Of the three Enperors. Tie one inter
view caused at Berlin almost as much emo
| ton 4, the other. Bat no account OF the
! dinner equals that given ~ ilelmerling him
| self totle Berlin corrcs. undent Of the p,.rss
fgaIo
II must begin 10y giving history ~ my
relations with Bismnc, They go back to
ne epoch Of the constitutional conflict near
1861. You doubtless remember !. stormy
session OF the Reiehstag, when Bismarck was
SO severely riiciscl. While a DEPUTY was
tearing linn 10 pieces in the tribune, Bis
marck remained in (. small side room re-
served for Minister'S At tie moment when |
The orator was ia the greatest rage. Bismarck |
half opened the door, and IN his most dis |
dantdl, nrIst0c1atlc ar. said: His honor, |
The orator has M need to speas so 10 I'D |
we can hear perfectly we'll.
The next evening Bismarck came to the
theafer where played. lIc laughed himself
INTO twists at hearing me sing a couplet IN
which his loacha!auce was leeuly criticised
fAe curtain fell, and the widest applause
broke out in the tleater. The idea
popped into ny head to halt-open the curtain
and Say: Don't make 50 much noise, gentle
men We can hear perfectly well here. The
apr0poS hai an enormous success. Bis
marck came down and congratulated me, and
from that date our relations began Some
time afterwards, being At the sea-shore on
Tie shore Of the Baltic found that | was
very near his country house. Upon learning
hat he was to celebrate his silver wedding. /
'ont him 10y Telegraph couplot of telicita-
ions. He thanked me most graciouslv.
Each year after that, on New Years Day, be t
sent me his card 70 remind me Of the interest q
40 took III my feeble talent as an artist
Ills favonte piece is a little act of David
AalIsch, the most popular author of Berlin.
t IS called Musical and Decltmatory Sorees'
played il in the r0ie Of a German coucie,,le
Who during the absence Of his master. has }
invited his neighboIiDg contreyes TO visit him.
Zach concierge Of the foreign embassies at
ierlm is received by me with political allu- n
ia ~ ue iiioliifh' wheh a
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49,. - ~ i-n6asH ''8e,"9a' salute Il
;.n pAolo"i,'i ~, sty,h& " nm MY dear IA
~, ~ am "eiSnled 70 see you nope You ii
~, =" 49,, silt pressure 70 PAS lIe evening f
i,ll;,i-. ,l "i,tii - ~ e'n, az lle tme
Iehlh6' Wna5hih8 ald demonstrating him
long with my compliments, until be has '
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iio ''loh cane "HeA !sast expected ~
!, ! MI ~ uaS 'io 'lfte Empefors met y,
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- eii.if,o4 ~ 'ne flnta and In4eess Won ;,
.s.s'1leh 20 "S& !on 10 alne with them