The sun., 1888-04-22

looked opt emIabiy as the pscplc from beneath
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ysn d9'Dd ths yehSSS end as
handsome Ckancsiior strobe along His popu-
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wi fos sii gvitges" he said affably, as hs led
ns sss nfS @ tos nsisE
soze acquire braotice."
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The hslehstsg f net On impqs,ne +, building
ths hs sons af
sSa from n ft hs main
Il Is Sai only about half the size. Tie chairs are
three sides Of the room, giving abundant room
for members Of the press, minister's ambassa-
NH After W we had walked down the main. isle Of
the deserted chamber my guide pointed to the
and said solemniy:
"Siddown."
II aaESppsS aas% ,sI i|ntS| |ss| r00my wooden armchair
"kS ""kkSGHi Slirasnaty as SSHssl." tys
fat face hesyenward, and rolled UP bis syes,
Vat grossly end goarseness. Oats Bis.
Ssse o slesss S% In dat
DO you know the ChanceilorT
What "EWHha swfn,y az yop stGhfi think of himw
psered at the floor. Then after long consid-
.ns a. Ss ass ns
Bismarck tam goot feller:
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feller." among other things because he spoke
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kindness: and was quick to relieve distress by
Sss who % his III
Ss rasd the dSned kndness Amer
as sane poa 20 wer Of 's
Yho has u ,semt-o official connection with the
British Embassy here, said to me:
months in the Reichstag ali in ali and the con-
yiction has gradually strengthened since the
s ss' ss' ths wS
tion analogous 70 that Of solitary rock in 9
% % stands sashns hs ant 81 sHs
ptys lie is to vanauish Bismarck, and the big
fedglings in politics expend their puny force
one after ANOTHER IN hysterical attempts to
s not
Won Motke's face looks as though the natur::
81 skin had been replaced by 2 stretch OF
are innumsrabls and they rpdiate regularly
from the corners Of his mouth when he smiles
;ss 1ppss ro nsSa S is
grizzled and wrinkled- old Field Marshal are
ThH9 hs b T1s
The sr 6ilSs ev.rs day by their nurses to see e
the old commander stump about as though a
s s
hands dellghtedly at Count Won Moitke., None
a them has "a more genial; winning, M and child
in the world. Military critics assert that not
ons Of the countless and mastery my documents
the world during his long life compares in
force, clearness cogency, and power with his
report Of the present year.
been begueatsd to all her feminine descendents.
II is difficult for the average American ri to rsSon,
!. once tie mind rather edd that
figure. The Queens danghters. including the
present Empress OF Germany. are heavy z z.
sss9s Is now
trsst e her masf;; ;;tdisqled husband: y e r. slim
ably hsndscms ao@se. the Prfncess d #aiss.
ness OF face and figure. The oldest OF them
looks like o hesyY-witted and dull young
but
Victoria OF England passed this morn ing while
Twas stro!linG in the park in a carriage with
their royal mother Victoria OF Germany They
are nice homel like looking girls with puffy
cheeks and weak chins; IT is not particularly y
hps 9s ews "a % s
descendants but the facts are very impressive
to sightseers. 1t destroys all ths charm and
romance Of royalty in spite OF the most vivid
Imagination, this remarkable tendency to
obesity In the Victorian era. BLAKELY HALL.