Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
GERMANYSCROWN PRINCE
A Pen Picture of The Coming En-.
peror of Germany.
lhe Prospect Anything but Flatter.
ing for The Great German
Nation.

A man of - yea~s, erect so,o-, 49,,
aSreo, hthe, powerful and ansta-a St-,sn
ou' OF the railway station 49, =. ~
S''er seeing batch of rovsl yr..ts ~
pA1,' says Berlin dispatch N tba n
horS Sun. He had a stron,, -
hhe9 and moody face. The ,Ssr5S 49,.
seh'eo arms, and a brilliant rstir,a 90
SNHeSAS hurried after the rnsStarf,ll,ot
rug NerMa0. IL was the crow, ,,-;,,,
VINO VIII soon be emperor OF thu r.t;o,,
ot warriors. The waiting muItitrs, st
SIsn' OF hlm gave single veil thst CANA
A1"N 'oelr very hearts. The princa tnr,,.
:" coward the sea of faces ana lonre5
,"'e"IE at the PeoRle. His moody surlr
S!eS he" rapidly from face to fars rba,,
ne slowly touched his cap. Cheer after
80 80 1"Se Wildly IN quick succession and
-" passionate fervor. Tho Dr;rcs
win rapt look. then threw hack
- I:S"u win sudden motion and sh,
sCe'h IN smile Of savage exulta.
ny ~ me action WAS almost theatrical
-; ps"pie fought to get auo:hsr look st
- - ana ne was whirled away amid tha
shippers. "'S '' MS wor-
=, nc Hercs light that beats shout the
''' LA" throne leaves the dumb and sick
!! monarch IN the shadow, ploddiny SLOW
- Uu toward the Nearing and ,nevitshls
e"E' Whle II throws the stalwsrt n,rI,ko
Mu.i Ht'u progressive figure of Crown Prime.
'A''aul oUt with vivid distiuctusss The
name OF the coming emperor is heard in
tne councils of all the soyerni,,rs ana
HtP'ohatS OF Europe. Not since fhe frat
N"Po'eou mas young man welded such
'I.H'H""NS power rs will fall 10 the Ior
U1 '"'S mead strong, violent and reveuys-
iu' prince. He Will have oONO 600 man
ana -'uVo,OoO musketx at his hack Hn
mates the English ard he hates the Jews
90 40 The German people. They 5stest
''e" pres M E@Ej>h Emp. ess 'h,cause
sue ""N>S her children tu}k' EneI,sb AND
'"S S''E"i!'d upon the emperor 10 have
an AhSIlSA physician. They boyc tri,s
~ mop M2ckcra!o, and they look caldIv
al Frederick Ill, because he srnr5. ths
laS' hourS OF his wanin.. life snnob,in,y
uleh OF Semitic blood. They adore the
very name OF the coming rnler xhn has
al lneir PreJudiccs intensified , tbous.
us aversion to the English extends to
MS own mother. When he WAS orl,r,s to
9Ah Memo 10y the late emperor to visit
ms invalid father the royai party started
To walk TO the church. and Priuce Will
'"m'S English mother, the present en-
press attempted to take his arm. He
Sho"k nor oH roughly in tho prcsorcc OF
lno crowd. 81 represent the person of
the emperor he said haughtily. IL walk
alone. His mother was Obliged 20 fol
low HIM IN his footsteps Ills first En-.
gilSh goNerurSs, Miss. Ships, who had
'harge OF hIn rs a boy, when asked re-
Gently what sort OF y man he was. said:
lie Is man whom nothing can ever stay,
once his finger is aroused.
Won Moltka, the IS years old field marshal,
has shrewd, brilliant and ambitious as
slStant, Count Waldersee, ha}tcr of the
English, who Is only to years old, but II
tacucian, strntcgist and general in whom
the great German army placos absolute
confidence. The count ana Prince are
warm fr'ards. When they are together
the minister's whisper that mischief Is
brewing. When one Is emperor no will
mako the other field marshal Both are
schomers, aud their power will he tre-
mendous. Hence knights and diplomats
all over Europe watch Berlin with weary
eyes, and when William the II nsceuds
the throne the map makers may get ready
and sharpen their tools, for they will
have wort to do.