The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-25

william H.. tjermxny's Proad
and sassge Rsisr.


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be would have been amply considered
4 diszrreeafsle yearg man; pstied %
some exteaf, psrbzps. - hzFing Bad
hls disposition seasesi By physical de-
fermify, and looked sspoa - alto
retier TOO m1eh OF i brxxgart 70 b.e
deserving Of great sympathy. A. tbs
chief o. . great nation and master Of
the greatest army in ihe world, bow.
eres. ii Is the fret business Of every
one whofn Earopear affairs interest
20 fpglox carefully the development d
his mental pba.er. His hatred Of hla
fstber and naosiser 10 made each day
more apparent. Many isiieSe be Il
enerrefgealiy encouraged ia his uafil-
iai es,urse by bismarck, whose per.
sonai hatred Of The Empress Frss.s,sscss
i "A notorious az bis rage a. the pab.
licstlou of her husbands diary, which
sought TO ROB Bismarck Of the glory
Of having transformed the king o.
Prussia into an emperor.
However great or insignificant Easy
be the iEffaence o. Bismarck = prompt
Inex. young William Is fsreiess in ais
task OF lighting the memory OF his
father. His latest display Of contempt
for his fathers Judgment has been &c
marked az 70 create comment in every
quarter Of Europe. Among Fred.
eriekss latest acts was the dismissal
from the Prslssixn cabinet Of Herr Won
Pptfkamef, charged with electoral
maipraetiees and undoubtedly xuiity.
Three days ago Putfkamsr receiysd
from young William The highest dis
tinetion La the German emperor 3
rift. the order Of the Black Eagle.
Aeain. the present attack on sir
Rolserf Morier il an indirect blow al
tia memory Of Emperor Frestsriek.
MorisF. now British ambassador At
81. Petersburg. MAS stationed during
tho Franco Prussian war at Darn
sfadt. MoFies was then and later an
intimate friend OF che late emperor.
In retaliation Of Frederick's diary Bis
snarek fatty declared that Frederick
was not allowed 10 possess war secrets
for fear he would betray them 70 Eng
land, which Il full OF French SYM
pathies now. In support ol this m.
sfnuation and in ORDER to show that
Frederick actually did betfay German
secrets. Frederick friend Morisr IL
accused Of having supplied BazaIne,
the leader Of the French, with MS nrst
information OF the German forces
having crossed the Moselie.
This accusation has paipabIy the
support and encouragement OF the
highest German authorities. Admits
sion To the state archives has been
granted TO the Cologne Gasefts 10 aid
In Strengthening lie case against
Morier. and the latter receives from
Count Herbert Bismarck an emphatic
refusal OF an opportunity 70 vindicate
himself through the official press
which has attacked him. Morier.
though he may possibly have eommu-
nicafed official secrets to the French -
asserted, certainly deserves 10 be con-
sidercd innocent until some facts
against him are produced. He had no
possible interest 10 serve. The only
evidence against him II conversation
which an unknown German. Major
Won Veiner. declares he had with
Baxaine. and the latter, who figures as
his accuser. was himself a convicted
traitor, unworthy OF belief besides all
which, Baxaine, before his death,
wrote to say that he did not know
Morier during the war. and never got
any news from him. Poor. wretched
Rssaine, toward the end Ut his life,
was reduced 70 borrowing shiilings,
and neither his revelations nor deniais
are important.
A ridiculous assertion Is put for
ward 10 explain the ficrceness Of the
official German attack, namely, that
Herbert Bismarck, having been
wounded In the light which followed
Baxaine's receipt Of the news about
crossing the Moselle. bankers for re-
vcnge on Morier, who supplied the
news. Herbert. IL Is true. Was shot in
the thigh In charge which the Ger
mans like 70 describe rs . death ride |;
but the wound never bothered him
much. left no effects. and earned him
the Iron Gross. 30 that it was rather
q good thing for him.
In Paris two days syo talked about
Emperor William with !. friend whose
fame as a medical man is world wide
and obtained for your readers most in
tercsting and definite Information as
10 the young rulers physical con-
dition. The Information may be re-
He'd upon as exact beyond any qnes-
ton.
"Yosing William was unlncky IN the
first place, . said my friend, lin hav-
ing a princess for mother, and equal
ty 80 In having been born prince.
These two circumstances account for
his unhappy defernity The usually
accepted accounts oi its nature and
origin are imaginative rubbish. The
Crown Princess Frederick Was. as Is
generally known, travelling in an out
5f-the-way place at very indiSereet
period. The birth OF the present Ger.
man Emperor Was unexpected and he
iscure little doctor WITH an awe for roy
SHY far in excess Of his know!sdgc ol
surgery. II be had been allowed Il
think that his patient was simply an
ordinary woman of strong physique
all would probably have been well
but the fact was carefully impressed
upen him that he had in his hands
stse life of future queen, and the
child would perhaps be heir 10 this
prussian throne. This SO democrat
lied the little doctor that he added
the strength If his own muscles Co ths
forces OF nature and severed all the
muscles OF the infants left arm.
When | was called "a Windsor By
Queen Victoria 10 attend the little
bos, ! saw at once that hls case Wa
hopeless. II he bad teen grocer
son. SOME good doctor would have
been called IN. ard some sound meth
Cd oI cure adopted aud followed, As !
prince. however. be had Ia he seen hs
every great aoctDr, no system Was foi
lowed cat, and the worst possible re
kuls at khe accident ensuei namely
complete atTuphy 81 The arm
Il Is wasted completely awav, ane
Is probably smaller than when
examined him @S hay at Winsisa.
Fortunately such wonderful skill hai
been Shoan by the German surgeon.
~ 10 save hsua from the sslosslsscatlot
OF having IL plainly seen that one o
bis arms Is simply the withrreSi arm
of a cbild. The wsshrFed limb Is pad
ded oat in most liteiske fashion. ans
not chiv that, bit within the passain.
i = wonderfully clever machine. q se
ries at string and cords acting lk,
the muscles Of the arm. These arti
iicaal muscles are connected With ia,
sssssi nsasclgS of the shoulder mas
adFottly. 81 that while is natsara
eonsfsslou he Wauia lie incapahie 1,
nseving his wishered arm, this mes
thksnssssis n1esehsIsi>Ea enabse< him q
tnspart sa i movements that are aluausi
liiestse. liv can raise er tower his arfs
fetal hand. and use IL sufficiently eel
ca guide carefully trained and broker
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