, 1898-08-01

LII reDTuhTy 1910, Ouly elSIt inollnS
afterward, broke out the revolution in
Paris. In the meantime he had married
and met his sovereign, who now knew his
well published name.
He had a good while been Il dixie mas
ter, to keep the foods of the Elbe back
from the fields. Now he was to keep
back. if possible, revolution.
He saw the streets of Berlin carrying
the Polish ard every flag but the Prus-
sian flag. April 2, the day of his thirty
third birthday. he again took his seat in
the united diet.
He began to form antidemocratic
clubs and found newspapers and gave
forth the motto, with God for king
and our fatherland."
He gave the lie to a deputy who said
that he paid his land laborers only $40 a
year.
He wrote q letter to the king, Freder-
lex Williara. Offering him his services
and life. The king saw him often at
Sans Souci palace. Potsdam, an hours
ride by rail from Berlin. He passed the
revolutionary summer at Stolpc, on tho
Baltic. In February, 1910, his native
Brandenburg region sent him to the
chambers. The Royalists made gains.
People of respectable antecedents could
not brook the familiarity, the swagger
and the perpetual threatening of a mob
where till 1906 had been serfdom in Il
phase nearly equal to that of Russia.
mo word has been more wrongly
used" vociferatcd Bismarck. Ethan the
word people. Everybody has held it to
signify just what suited his WI views,
usually rs n crowd of individuals whom
it was necessary to persuade"
Nevertheless he was Il political worker
and did not come to parliament nor get
power there without s%cheining.
The king had put down the revolution.
Bismarck opposed any further amnesty.
ERE long" said he, feeling the army
to be on top, 1.-The Almighty, who is the
arbiter Of battles, will throw dice and
determine the controversy between the
brute force of barricades and a sover-
eighty granted by heaven"
He opposed the Frankfort imperial
constitution.
1.-THE Frankfort crown may be very
brilliant, but the gold must be added by
melting into its composition the Prussian
crown. which l oppose"
The democrats, rising again, were put
down in Berlin by a volley and a charge
of cavalry. Cried Bismarck:
1.-THE motive principles of the year 1913
were far more social than national. The
envy the poor had of the rich was excited
in proportion to the continued feedingo of
a spirit of license from high quarters.
which destroyed the moral elements of
resistance III the minds Of men. lido not
believe that these evils would be averted
by democratic concessions or by pros
poets Of German unity. The sound Of
the trumpet has lost no charm for the
Prussian ear. Frederick the Great would
have turned not to constitutional union
from Frankfort. but to the most promi-
nent popularity Of Prussian nationality
her warlike element"
1t took II years to demonstrate that.
I'VE do not need" he said, Ito see
the Prussian monarchy melt away in the
filthy ferment of south German immoral
ity. have never yet heard n Prussian
soldier sing, What is the German IA
therlandy The Thirty-eighth German
regiment preserved us from tho Frank
fort parliament. We are Prussians. and
Prussians we desire to remain"
From such sentences came the song:
I am q Prussiani See my colors cleaning
The black-whites standard floats before mo free;
For freedoms rights my fathers heart blood
streaming
Such, mark ye! mean the black and white to
mel
Shall ! then prove . cowardi III Ger DO to the
towardf
Though day be dull, though sun shine bright
on me,
I am . Prussian. will . Prussian bel
Bismarck moved his family to Berlin
about 1850, and there his son was born,
afterward his fathers assistant. Bis
mArck became y courtier and went to
the kings estates to hunt.
He became a politician as much rs
Croker In New York or Quay in Penn
sylvania and wa often seen ut a beer sa-
| loon, where once he broke his mug over
. mans bead for insulting words about
the royal family. He made q good'deal
Of fun Of PerEgny, Napoleon's fellow,
who came to Berlin on . mission. Bis
mazck wrote . great deal for his own
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