Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-03
THE DEAD BISMARCK.
A NOTABLE CAREER
Continued.

ride by rail from Berlin He passed the
revolutionary summer at StOipe, on the
Baltic. In February, 1919. his native
Brandenburg region sent him 10 the
chambers The Royalists made gains
People Of respectable antecedentst could
not brook the familiarity. the swagger
and the perpetual threatening q mob .
where till 1905 had been serfdom IN
phase nearly equal 20 that Of Russia.
mo word has been more wrongly
used" yociferaied Bismarck. than the
word people Everybody has held It 10
signify just what suited his own views
usually ~ a crowd Of individuals whom
Il was necessary 10 persuade"
Nevertheless he was n political worker
and did not come 90 parliament nor get
novrer there withnnt srheming.
He opposed the Frankfort imperial
constitution.
Tho Frankfort crown may be very
brilliant but the gold must be added by
melting into decomposition the Prussian
crown, which oppose"
The democrats, rising again, were put
down In Berlin hy volley and a charge
Of cavalry. Cried Bisparck;
"The motive principles Of theyear 1888
were far more social than national The
envy the poor mad Of the rich was excited
In proportion 10 the continued feedingof
a spirit Of license from high quarters.
which destroyed the moral elements II
resistance In 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
tho trumpet has lost no charm for the
Prussian ear Frederick the Great would
have turned not 20 constitutional union
from Frankfort. but 10 the most promi-
nent popularity Of PrJNsian nationality
her warlike element"
II took ~ years % demonstrate that.
I'VE do not need" he said. "to see
the Prussian monarchy melt away in th,
filthy ferment Of south German immoral
ity. have never yet heard n Prussiar
soldier sing. What Is the German IN
therlandY The Thirty-eighth German
I regiment preserved us from the Frank
fort parliament. We are Prussians. IN,
Prussians we desire 20 remain.
From such sentences came the song.
I / am Prussiani See my colors cleaning
II The black-white standard floats before me frc,
Tor freedoms rights my fathers heart hioo
q streaming
Such. marx sci mean the black and white 6
me!
N ottt r. ~ 49,. ... . .....tt fsft - l.. a.. a.
toward
Though day 10 dull. though san shine briri
on me.
am prutsian. win i'russisn bel
Bismarck moved his family 10 Berli
= about 1850. and there his son was borr
= afterward his fathers assistant. Bi
~ marck became courtier and went I
y Che kings estates 10 hunt.
10 < HIo became a politician as much D
IL Croker ia New York or Quay in Penn
ne ylvania and was often seen ~ beer NJ
70 loon. where once be- broke his mug oy'
mans head for insulting words ahoJ
the royal family. He made q good de-
%. Of fun Of Pcrsigny, Napoleon's fellow
Il. who came 10 Berlin ON q mission. BI
49, marck wrote q great deal for his ov
I newspaper-Tho New Prussian Gazet
- and was often found at the Office
nights. He was having an excursion
=" his favorite Pomerania when news car
~ Of his appointment 20 Frankfort. ltw
q great. bold. personal Office Tho kil
was rather taken aback at Bismarcl
ful rapid decision 10 go, and 30 was Ma
IN touffol, his minister.
Az He lighted cigar before the presidi
,ot deputy at Frankfort, rose late, bluff
90 unciyil superiors and rode horseback
a. the neighboring petty courts. lie inf
al cnccd tho press. His tito was ombas
III, dor lie lived in Prussian morchau
~ house No Frankfort and received
visit Of the prince OF Prussia, sub
oucntly his warrior king. who was %
w." tie disturbed 40 Bismarcks nonchnlai
and youth-but &c. This prince bcca
'i thick with Bismarck soon and was g
father 10 his son Bill. named for
prince in 1852.
49, The envoy rented an elegant villa, !
~. a thousand camellias IN the flower b
- and dispensed fine hospitality. Ev
oui ruler with % state in any degree Germ
' i, kept a minister at Frankfort. Bisma
'no was social with them all and with arti
pie' authors and musicians He also g
ihy parties 20 the servants % show the u
INV eranian way He received many cro'
maj and stars 10 put upon his breast, bosI
the life saving medal, and lent mo
10 needy Prussian travellers who
son gamblod at the baths he was one da
ncb discipline. After 10 o'clock at night
veil dictated his letters for three or
,,b hours. AZ o'clock In the morning
,yas went riding
,,,. Each Of as, hc said, "protends "a
nre. lieye Of his ncighbor that be Is full
rio. thoughts and plans " he would 4
.c., tell. and at the same time we none o
"A : know an atom more Of what Is guin
Goo. happen 90 Germany than Of next y,
4 snow. Nobody not even the most
!. licious slepdc Of % democrat bell
-, what quachory and self Importance
' 'V,', aroin thsdiplomatzug Mostof th'
'''' tors are opened here by postal spies
10 Dis wife Doe wrote upon his
spent youth.
% Would tmight please God totll
M vessel with bis clgHr and strong win