The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
GERM1NY's FUTURE Eau Error.
Tho Eldest Son OF the Crown Prince and his
Hebrew Comrnde.

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The future Emperor OF Germany, the el-
dcst son Of the Crown Prince. has I'm ehcd his
studies IN Cassel. PASSED two examinations with
the highc.st honOrs and has now returned 10
BERLIN Tho graduating examination OF the
young Prince WINS made with no more show or
formally than that OF other members of the
clnss. OF three riedals. always gwen to three
giving in tho written curriculum ritp," de.
handed from every graduate. he give his fu-
turo pursuit in hfc us politics and iurispru-
drnco. Tho nuthoritics OF Cissel presented tho
Prince. In honor of his 'hool days IN their city
a handsomely einboe- ii album containing
Vows Of tho city Tho young graduate of
eighteen ycnrs made very pretty speech
in reply. in which he cxprcsscd the
rcnl pleasure he had enjoyed in pursuing his
studies under 30 favorable circumstances. and
that he should always look upon Cassc IA ms
second home, AMI begged they would accept his
photograph in return. II has been always the
wish Of the Crown Princely pair that their son.
the future heir To the throne. should have from
the first in the midst Of the children Of the pco
pie tho same intellectual and social cultivation
not only to share with thom every eNertOn,
but TO carn from rs youth w to think an feel
with them. The benrdlcss boy max ~ pleas
ant impression. He has frank, open face, and
agrecable manners. ana y ia really asight worth
seeing. tho silver haired Emperor crowned with
fame and honors. tho prncely son in the full
ness of vigor and manhood. and the grandson
in the bloom and freshness Of youth "a trio Of
are 80 idolizsd by their sublects. The young
fellow hns Understood we'll how TO make him
self popular with his com rades
Last summer. during the vacation. n young
jew could always be seen in company with the
Prince. The young boy. n bright, Intelligent
fellow. but rather looked down upon by his
comrales. grew to be the favprte companion Of
the Prince in tho college. and he invited him To
spend the summer vacation with him. The
young boy give alwayR an cviu3iye answer. and
Withdrew more and moro to hims III. much
10 the chagrin OF the Prince. who had q real
liking for him. During visit of tho Crown
Princess 10 her son. she made some inquiries
about his companions. when he related his at-
tchmcnt to one of his conrad g who seemed
more and more IN avoid him. She took occa-
sion before her departure TO make inquiries Of
the professors about the young boy. and hear
ing he was an estlmuble fellow she sent for him
and asked why he refused tho invitation Of her
son. " Your Royal Highness." he answered,
could not believe it was given in earnest,
and like the young Prince So we'll I
did not want to feel he. too was disposed to
scoir at me-" Tho Crown Princess repeated the
invitation for her son. ana extended one for
herself in such an earnest. hearty manner that
all the young fellows scruples were removed.
and he accompanied the young Princet 10 Berlin.
The next question " interest in regard o. the
young Prince. who will be known under the
name OF his grandfather. William H.. is VINO
Will be selected for his wife Young Processes
oi uitlblo nge arc very scarce. and VIII il be a
marriage do convenanco or OF real love?