New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

VA. ucak. ,,cNl, little chap and being hungry, DO
gan to cry. My mother to console me, sch' W. "
gather the blue flowers which grew In profusion 10 ho
field about US. We laid our trophies upon her zap
happy as children could be- The def fingers Oh my
mother soon formed them into a beautiful WREATH
when suddenly she began to cry. why never
knew but suppose the crown upon her lap remihueo
her OF the one she wore as Queen and OF country
now trodden in the dust By the conqueror Inc 'eals
rolled down her face and fell upon the flowers uii
thy fairly molstened them did not Know why II
was but embraced tho dear woman. pettco her anu
hss.d her lips, trying In my childish way to comfort
her. She stopped a moment, and standing me oeioro
her placed the wreath OF flowers upon my head bowers
moist with her tears. was but lad OF ten' but u
so affected me that | sec tho little KAISER.
bume' without thinking Of my mothers tears. Anu
that, gentlemen, is why love the howor'
Recovering from one of his illnesses few years ago,
the Emperor was sitting in his room when the troops
marched BY and the hurrahs Of the masses assemoeu
about the monument OF Frederick the orca, 10 lron'
Of the palace brought him to bis feet Please 40
not co. said old Doctor Won Lauer as ths paten'
pcror: II is O'clock and BaedecRer says that am
TO DO seen at this time at the corner "ihdo"' Anu
another time his physlctn entered his room and h
received no answer The Emperor remained s,anlns
paying no attention to him. oG doc, or tSc
m noon sad Turning to welcome him but
peasant Just outside hold ri: child In his arms and
be had como me to see hi, Emperor WISHED
give him this little Joy BY remaining low mouicn''
longer. va, nr,., master THAI N. Emperor, as
numerous instances prove One evening he drove to
the Victoria Theatre IN Be5p' b. psic beeyns
himself certain Of several hours, entered %
by But sro9 N. Em 70 To. doO %
did ,o mot Pssnr b bs sa Of bee frightened
k.tS h. heaa III,
was Interrupted b. The monarch Non;e zen dow 0ow
bother about T. 70" have "H often an. ~ g%s Tor me-
p. tS 81 s ... Fn Sd n BY
nS i've with her Returning morning from ma, ary We
the Emperor noticed among the crowd ABOUT me
10 hall. saving Engcf i see your wife over there.
90 quickly and bid her good day know you TT nR
70 the woman whom he hated But he was compelled
TO obey and when no returned the Emperor, Who haa
eebt dear Ence we must always show respect to the
ladies, II they are wrong
After the battle Of Mars la Tour the field e Mss
with the wounded With great trouble small room .1
in which stood a table, chair and bed; was found Tor
q. sDs and g &Goh sh'"s sS havc place
answered the sduant, well knowing how necessary NJ
w camn with me'S was the reply, but order the bed
removed The wounded can Use II better than ana
bring us straw" Ii done, and me thfce ncIocS1
rested, during the rainy night, upon the hay-covered
floor
While upon a hunt in the neighborhood OF 3 G0tna
In the year ls43 the Emperor, then Prince MnIlSn'
visited the celebrated organ factory al PaulilHcc,
After explaining the ntrcacies OF tho VOTES, t enc
owner seated himself at organ to play piece lor
the guest whom he did not know. tlndihg NolS
attentive auditor he asked the Prince rtt ne he
answored taking his place, and soon surprising tnS
man with the richness of his selections, endng VIII u
fhe popular melody " Hell Dir un seger hranZ ,
aExceIfenti' cried the organmaker Al It's finish
your talent is great can recommend you pr TO
kyou ust give to moro worthy, since ! already
have a position which can not well resign ,, pay y
7 ask with whom have the honor OF speaking
continued the manufacturer, piqued at this refusal;
al am william. Prince @, Frussa u.s. YOU taentcd
disciple, Yes. nv dear master addru ne i!a,ne,
giving his hand In farewell but Goa divides taiY h
I shall yet make something out of my procession