The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-08-15
BISMARCK 5 END COMES
SKILLED IN DIPLOMACY AND 5
MILITARY GENIUS.
History of the Iron Chancellor's Life
Record of Continuous Successes
Sketch of His Career.

Ar'NN'NAA VI MS NtllNNls
BERLIN, July oO.--irince Bismarck
died shortly before II o'clock tonight.
His death was caused by congestion
OF the lungs, aggravated by severe ia
cial neuralgia. The prince was I'M
conscious for several hours before the
end came and his breath almost fail
ed repeatedly. He died without Il
struggle.
Otto Edward Leopold Bismarck
Schonhausen, for such was the full
name of Prince Bismarck. was born
on April 1. 1915. at Schonhausen. in
Brandenburg. His fathers family be-
longed to the lower nobility, and his
mother was the daughter of Ludwig
Menken, privy counselor of Frederick,
the Great, and very liberal minded
man.
At the early age of years he was
placed in a boarding school, and at 10
he entered a gymnasium, where he
rapidly learned the English and the
French languages. At the age of II
he entered the law department of the
University of Gottingen. where he
had superabundance of practice as
"a swordsman, fighting twenty-eight
duels in the course of eighteen months
and in all of these encounters he drew
blood from his opponents, ana was
himself only once wounded.
He entered the University of Ber-
lin in lN"@, but it was not until 1917,
when elected to the prussian House
of Burgesses that he began to attract
attention. In 1851 he was chosen a
diet of Fr,n1.fort ,,.t,iat, ,,... ~ 10!
mi bauinninm ~ "; "'on ""S 'ne "ct-
raar Hao,lIal fro,,, ,Iil ,,';,ie ."
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der tbo sliiIfnI cniIonno ae pie,', ~
nov assumed tbo IaaIo,st,i,, nE ~
North German oo,fala,,at;p' VI wy
ybicb \u.tria ,,.os, ,., i',t'oI' ioi"
Tho wan If tS+o--t ir ,t"s' A..
national feeIing aTono 'I tha Gnr Tue
ana Risu,o,.ai.7 +"i i,;oS Wy uel iliahs,
the situation CARRIED ont bis id6a. % %
unifcation tba resuI+ heinr 49,, ,,,,,,,
German emnire II WINS pi,,1,o,.aI. NV,
dictated the terms of na,oo ,,,ith ~
French. recovering ia Germonv Al
SAGE Lorraine and an indemnity nf
one billion dollars
Bismarck. WIN had been uado
count in 1866. was now created
Prince and Chancellor of tbo German
empire.
The chancellor's aim now wos to ca
cure for the empfra n long te,.,,,
of peace and nrosperitv Her. ooai,,
he showed himself . mos+er Of. An, An"
macy. He succeeded in isoIotinu III
French and secured stron% alII9on ,,,e
between Germany aud tba ot',a,
ers. ne united Germany \nst,i,f ~
Italy in u trinIe aIiioncs% a, ,,1 a."
tlon thar even union I,,,u,o,n r."
STA and France would not be ah1n to
Uo a,,+a,ad $3.50 ~ ""iS "
bitter conflict with the Vatican
whose power he believed IN no dan,
gerous TO the government brt no
was finally obliged to somewnn, r,,I,
fy his DoIitv fovord tha Ch'L
Rome. Vi
In inauguratinp tha coraer ne Cav
many as colonizin0 mower in tesi
Bismarck brought himself irto briof
conflict with Gladstone. who was NJ
that time the Enoiisb nr "m1 was p; a.
olateJ Tba 'osot 70 heep france is.
his foreign policy Ho also 49, ~,
rope in n peacefnI s+oto w., oo,,, ~
the central powers into n 1eoon in ,nis
and this was to counteract onv o@
o.o,.;,, 80 " NOfltol"cJ any aS-