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A contributor % one OF the vienna
newspapers ha- given. lately. some in
ter-sting reuainisceuces Of Emperor
Frederick In is65. shortly after the
Bohemian campaign. Crowu Prince
Frederick William visited Carlsbad. the
ulos, popular German resort Travel
ing incognito. he xas able 20 indulge
his taste for simplicity. and took rooms
In the upper story OF the hoase Of
Burge-~Frzu. 10 whom. in time. he be-
came very communicative. The pace
Was like home so the future ruler.
He sould II, for hours in tho kitchen.
talking gossip tn the old lady. and IN
vsriably opening his letters in her
Presence Thcse. whsn from the Crown
Princess. he would ofteu read aloud.
commenting upoa their contents.
What a dear. good woman my wife
Il. be said one day. after p-erusing the
daily packet. and how warmly sh.
loves me, she = an excellent house.
wife. careful of every thing. superin-
,csdiR= th- kitchen n sell ~ the
ballroom IL Is now fsfteen years
sino, I married her. and every year
has made Us happier But must tell
you how ! won her Twas onIv TWEEN
ly-four at the tirssc. and Count Msltke
accompanied me- to England. A. my
adIutaBG yicSy was mers child.
but 50 clever. ~ good and - true,
Her father and mother. too. wcre the
hs-~s parents | have ever knOxa-
After n f~w day | wa in love mp
to nv ears. could not r,-sI>t
her .eoniy-s-.d ny infatuatiou 10
the P~.ns,',. who spo'I-uaturedly en-
outraged uns- But the mother va not
- sind-hsarte.i. and decided that
vieSy should know nothing og nv suit
Until after her confirmation How
ever. the tats-s wori<sd in my favor
Late oas afternOoa. shortly beforr my
departure. We were riding together in
the shady lans-- ~ Windsor wa at
VielSy-> side Field daisies --w aler-
the way. which. yicky said. verc iE-
dieative Of good luck I plurksd on..
aud ordered il 10 her. TREMBLING as
did 81. uussrtain by H. reception She
took it. blu>hsd- aud gave me courage
to >tammer my confession Ny trcm-
bling ceased n she gave me her hand.
her eyes hIIs-i with tears. And t0 my
eyes came tears ton. Bat they were
tears 0f 10y. which alOa- have been
she'd since the happy day ou which We
took one aRoth~r for better and for
worse.
The Srowa Prince visited the
springs ot Carlsbad. ~ did the ether
guests who weT,t present. and cheer
faliy c0uversed wi,h the people who
made efforts To meet him He enjoyed
these meetings But one morning
this pleasure was marr-d- - h. de-
ssssndel the steps to take his morning
[ glass. b. ws- -ytId.snly co1frUutssi by a
gentleman dressed in the very height
Of fashion IL was ths. ElertOr of
TIesse. whom Prussia had robbed oi
hi> little prineipality. and Who hurled
aaathenas AZ the name Of HOhen-
zolIerp- Embarrassed. the Crown
/ Prince lifted his hat and
stepped aside. and the EleetOr.
With suppressed curse upon
his liPs and an angry look
in bis dark eyes. passed. rapidly
on without acknowledging the rc'-ogni-
tion- To avoid a repetition Of the TN
/ pIsaSant encounter the Crown Prince
sought another spring upon the follow
n
the water h. stood again face to face
with his enemy, who. like himself. had
/ decided to drink AZ another place "a
keep out Of the Princes way IL Was
the last time they came together The
Elec.or Was reported i'll sooa after and
slipped his water in his own room
1 T. Tribune