davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

words, unus one, and equs, horse. think
Boston is a unique own"
o
Representative McCleary of Minnesota
tells a story Of the man who was running
what is known in that country as a 'blind
pig" In the east the establishment would
be known as a "speak-easy."
According to Mr.. McClcary, the man was
arrested, tried, convicted and fined. He
went back and again engaged in the bust
ness. He was again arrested, again tried,
again convicted and again fined. He re-
turned to his Illegal business. After this
performance had been repeated several
times, the magistrate questioned him:
How long" asked the mag strate. ARE
YOU going to keep this thing going?"
A long" was the reply. "as there's s
cents profit in a 1O-cent drink"
This tale was told by Judge Pennypacker,
in beginning a response to a toast at a Penn
sylvania- German banquet in Philadelphia,
The story, he said, showed the readiness
OF the Pennsylvania Dutchman to obey
those in authority:
In 1864, Sheridan, under orders, burned
every barn from a valley above stanton to
a certain point below Winchester. A band
OF angry rebels followed this raid, watching
for a chance to pick up any stragglers.
Among others who fell into their hands was
a little Pennsylvania Dutchman, who quietly
turned to his captors and inquired:
you fellows going to do init me?"
The reply came short and sharp:
Hang you"
4" Veil" he said meekIy. "~vatever is the
rule"
His goodnatured reply threw the con
federates into a roar Of laughter that saved
his life.
Many different persons find the beginning
OF a conversation awkward, especially on
ceremonious occasions and with strangers.
Sometimes, however, the beginning is not
half so awkward as what comes afterward,
A bashful young man on being introduced
to a woman at a dinner party, said;
Nv got 20 take you in to dinner, Miss
Travers, and I'm rather afraid OF you, you
know. Everyone tells me you're very
clever"
The young woman was naturally amused
by this display OF simplicity.
How absuTd!" she exclaimed, I'm not
a bit clever"
The young man heaved a sigh of relief
and answered;
We'll, do you know, thought you
WEREN'T"
The fondness OF navy officers for telling
Jokes at each others expense is well
known. says Lippineott's Magazine, and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

Bishop Potter is accused of having given
currency to the following anecdote:
a Chicagoan had been taken around Bos-
ton all day to observe her bulwarks, but
had failed to exhibit any of those symptoms
OF paralysis which are acceptable to the
Bostonian mind.
Nov confess" said the Bostonian host,
after the burden and heat Of the day. isn't
Boston a unique OWN"
"Unique?" unused the westerner; 81 be.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

ypewFiting and
ling. Students
when desired.
April /.
send for cata-
l'g, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE


Business, Shorthand, =
English. Day and eV
furnished work for boar
Spring Term, Tuesdn
Gregg Shorthand by mailf
logue. New York Life Blu
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

lieve that word is derived from two Latin
words, unus, one, and equs, horse. | think
Boston is a unique town.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE.
G1eanings from the
Story Tellers' Pack

London Express tells this story
OF Lord Kelvin, whose electrical
Inventions made submarine tele-
graphy practicable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

was one day discovered by a visitor ex-
perimenting with a long coil Of wire. He
was in the midst Of his deep-sea soundings.
What is that for?" asked the caller.
Making sounds"
AM said the other, with ocular in
tent, What kind Of note does II give OFF,"
The deep c, Of course!" replied the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

laoeIe, BET epige 2ip, iaa Ri oft Ger 6adbet er Ialige
% fan bGre bis pod at fad benne Salig6eo N1oelIea pg
9efuelien oer b%immelfe 6erligbeo, naar ri bliper fe=
Ttdnbiee 3roen inbtil Gnben. 81 benne Salig6eb er ps
TtGntet og gipet at Subs fre Noabe, bd ban BEN 6sQige
8aab g%enfebte oS til ct lebenbe 6aab, iom Qpoitelea Yeoer
tiger, u6en at Ri bar gjort bet minofte BERTH eQer bar anbet
at gre for at fomme 9eiobeie beruf enb at oplabe bore
6jerter for Seius, ION tiger: Seq ftddr for Gbcrs 9jertes
8sr og banter, og oeriom nogen laber pp, bill ieg fomme
io og bolbe Ndobere meo BAN og ban rsb mig. Wen
naor Ri meo Sroens 9aanb bar mobtdget benne SUBS
~gdaoegepe, Og oil leoe fom Subs 8ern, ida en6per fan Ie,
brem hi berer til, og bbor Ri bar bjemne, ba fadr Ri meget
at gere meb at f%orpdre og fori bare Dor Yogt; ti bd fsrIt
%be9pnbsr Striben mob bore Soligbeosfienber; oa er bet
%fornsoent at tage qauli 5ormaning 9repet til @p6ez
ierne 6, II, til 9ierte, bpor. ban formdler os til at ifsre
os Cubs fuloe Ruitning, at Ri fan bore mestige til at Itoo
imob 9jGbelens Ineoige Qalsb; tbi ret er SUBS 8ern
9i9pelen er iaare fjenbff pad, og ~dnbenber al fin Slto for
at fere benz bort fra oeres 2ips Sub, og BERTH Burger ban
ogiaa Setter Iom fine Rebitaber. @i bar Jet oesDerre
= at mango bar label Zig forfere og 6ebrabe al here's for
fpriife Sale. 0erfor er bet nit 6jertes gnife, at bisie
mine 5ortalinger Iaapel iom oisfe mine %enfoloige men
belmente 5ormanilger matte blipe mine Srosbenner til
no8sn Opfbg9elIe og geibrfelie / Dor aaerbsIigfe 5ro,
og tertil 9ire oor tore Sub og bimnelfe 5aoer i'm Idabe
fin 9euigaono for SeIu @tplb.
Mmen!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

Sg bporfor flyer tg iad bette? 5or at forberlige
Dor egen Sl9gt og opbpje os oper andre &irtetiber2
yej bet bore lanst fra. Seq flyer bet for at gioe
Nutibsiah6olo, @ctualiet, til Sobannes ben 0ebers Orb:
,,Sinmeriges 3iee er nar". 9bi Iaa ianot @pan9sliet MI
til Days bperten er ptsIent eller mumieagtigt eler fosiilt
eler %opitpltet, men funbt, naturligt og pirteli9beosmeftet
= iaa ianot er Simmeriges Hise pgiaa tommet nar til
benne Slest pg iaris til be unse oenne Sle9t. =
@pangeliet bar paanp bepiit tn llngoom os bar oerfor 8rap
paa llngoommen iom alorig fer.
G5ortIettes.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14
g(u bQS 9Su6lifuul.

9ie n5reie 8relie" bot iiber 400
etoblirte Igenturen i'm Gtaaie, miro
an iiber 700 9oitofftcen oerianot, unb
bat cine groBe Ser6reitung in Der
&a6bor= 8epublif Merlto, i'm Snoia=
ner=Serritpriun nnD SflabDma.
SIR @irfulationsz@ebiet in 5eros
erltredt iib bon @alpeiton biS biltauf
nab 9enliOn, BON NtaribaQ i'm Often
bis na6 81 Baio i'm fernen @elten;
es l6tieBt fel6ftperItdnoIid init be-
lDnher8 8oblreiber 2eIern bos bi6t=
beIiebelte Wfittel=Teros mlb ben Siibz
peiten elm.
3tuei 3eifenbe iinb be ItGnbig, iabr=
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie beS Blat=
tes unterlpegs unD fiibreu 0entielben
i'm Gerein init unIerell rii6rigen 2o=
fal Ggenten fDrttpdbreno nelte 2ez
Ier gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieIer 9batia1en lit
Die nSreie 8reiie", lpu es iicb borum
bonoelt, Die beutibe 8eoD(ferung su
errei6en, Sas bette ssnseise @aes
blum i'm gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14
TO The PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
al extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

0aran gu slpeifeln, bate i6 teinsn
@runb. Ser iunge Maaler, nit bem
mid f6on lange allfri4tige Sreunbz
f6aft perbanb, bate ia Elm gol0enes
5sr3, er tpiirbe au4 iebem i'm edn3li9
unbefannten bilfrei9 beigeiprungen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cine
reihe Dame, tuelhe burcb Or. 0idolion'S
GInfliGe ObrtrnmmelH BON Shtuerb6rigs
felt un6 Sbrenlauien 9ebeilt tpor6en 1T,
bat ieinem Snftttut elm @eibenf BON
200 Dollars Ibernabt, oamit iolbe
taube unb lhfuerbbrige 8erlDnen, toelhe
nicbt bic Nittel beliben, fih bic O6rtron<
meln 81 ueridbaffen, oielelben umionit ers
balten f6nnen. 8riefe tuD(le man aoreIz
ltren: No. 90 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
"Longcott" GunnersburY, London, w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

bltde an benz sroBen Softer i'm JGur
bin unb ipieber, bann bolte er nod Sc
manb aus benz 8Dmptoir, I'm ben &ofz
fer binein gu fdaffen. gun sins er
bor Der Sbiir auf unb ob unb idgte elm
paar Waal burd bic 3Gbne: vAei5enb,
oGerliebft! ft!"-pobet ct Elm tpenig ben
&opf f6iittelte. St batte ettpas Sc
tragenes i'm Weien, aber einen nu6tern
beritdnbigen 8lid babel. sSebt ld9elte
er-man mub ld9eln, tpenn man an
bies fleine Srdulein benft-ld9elte etz
mas befanaen. sic tit 1uftig unb fam
iibermiitbig fein, ba muB ct ii9 auIamlz
mennebmen! Gr fling an, i'm &opfe 5uz
fammen5uitellen, mas man ibr in Sanz
burg aeigen fOnns, babel bpr9te er nerz
DDs, ob iie ettpa fdnle.
nSp, 9err Sramm-" nun itanb tie
bo9 iiberraf9enb in Der Sbur unb
ftrablte ibn nit ben groBen Nugen an,
nSbr Nmt beginnt."
SD bite, 5rGulein."
Sic 9ingen gum 6otel-ipeit genu9,
Tim alerIei 5u fragen. Qus iie bas Soz
tel betraten, tpuBte 8ena, baB ct aus
Mtttftod, fein 8ater Elm 9lpotbefer-
tpte biel @ef9tpiter er batte-bab er
ipobl oemnd6if felbit Elm fleines Sc
i9aft anfangen ipiirbe-baB i6r Snfel
bod fiir siemli9 tpoblbabenb edIte,
dber 01tch fir fehr opun,t-
SIM Speiieaimmer faBen mod elm
paar !6erren unb eine Oon1e an Der
Sable b'bote. gelIa ftuBte, als iie binz
iiberiah, unb briiben CAB es ou9 cine
Beneguns. r6tnmel-" fagte 5te unz
tptlfiirli9. nWas 1T Sbnen2" fraste
9err 5ramm, unb fiiblte eine Mequna
BON GiferfuAt babel, nfinb Die 6errer
geIannte Bon Sbnen2" unb nein
-iie fommen mir itntner ipieber in ben
gBeg. Sd er5dble Sbnen bas gleib.
SeBen tpir uns an ben Slid bort am
5eniter."
(6ortiebnns. fpfat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

u " . u IL ".
Die Oioioenbe bes 9eurbbeut=
i9en 2lopo in Bremen miro fir leb=
tes Sabr auf y Brp5ent Isl i'm
guriabre) berebnet; bic Der ,0atn=
burg Inerifaniiben 8ofetfabrt=
@eiellibaft" ouf Z Hrpsent 40 Brp=
gent in 1900).
= SIN beutiben Gei9stoee bielt
Der 5reiiinniae gueen &ibter cine
mebritiinoige Geoe, in melber er
iiber Die Wtiibe lpDttete, pel9e ii9
Die Gegierllng, mie er ia9te, nit
ihrer &ulDnialpolitif mabt. tpdbrenb
fie Die einfabiten uno notbmenotg=
iten 0inge i'm Snneren oes Gei1es
ueruahldiligt. glaes, mas fir Die
aolDnien perlanst tperoe, 1aete &eo=
ner ipeiter, neroe NIT gntbuliasmus
benilligt, neil man iid Der Tdus
ibung bingebe, oaB Die @rDBe bes
&eibes oaourb gemebrt tperoe.
Wiillionen Warf piiroen in bic Wa=
lariaIiimpfe Nfrifas perienft, tpdb=
reno man notbmenoige @ilenbabn=
GefDrmen 81 6aule peri1iebe. Cine
Der pbantaitilhiten nnternebmunaen
Der oeutlben Beltpolitif lei oasjenige
gu &iaD gbau, China. Die 3anouna
Der 0eutiben balelbit iei 10 leiAt
pOr ii6 gegangen, pie elm Nft in
elmer fomiihen Sper, uno leitcem
Ieien Al. 100000 Wtarf bort peraeu=
bet pDrben.
Sames Brice, bas liberole
Barlamentsmitglieo fir sberoeen,
befiirtuortete in elmer pOr leinen
Wdblern eebaltenen Neoe erDBrnii=
tbige 8eoingungen fir Die 8uren.
Gr lagte, es lei ibm mebr um Die
Woblfabrt oeS 2anoes, als un Die
Yartei 81 tbun, unb irgeno elm &a=
biaet, einerlei, tuie es sulammenaez
lebt lei, piirbe ibm miafpnmen iein,
menn es nur einen ebrenhaften ssrie=
Den 5u Stan5e brin9e. 9as 4anb
lei zines &abinets 1niioe, peibes
berpieIen babe, baB es tueber ben
5rieoen betpabren, nod einen erfolg=
reiben &f fiibren fam.
- Wtan lbreibt aus Berlin: llns
ter ben Befiirpprtern Der neuen 3uQ=
tarif=GUrlage eeminnt Der ginorud
INNER ntebr an Sraft uno es 1T faIt
CUR @etpiBbeit aerpOrben, oaB bic
BDrlaee in ibrer 9eeenpdrtioen
5orm nibt angenummen per6en
fam, lelbft penn Die Minirnum=
8oafdbe fir @etreioe eeitriben per=
ben uno Die Gegierung mag in Die
Sage fomtaen, Die WtaBreeel eans
fallen 81 lai5en, oies tpilrbe rlatiirlid)
nur geibeben, na6oem Die &pmmils
Iton, in beren Sdnoen Die Gprlaae
iib iebt befinoet, oielefbe gu lebr
uerIbleppt. Die Oppoiition eegen
Die Sorlage bat iebt Die 5orm zines
BDrlblage8 an9enommen, cine &ont=
milton einauieben, pel6e unterlus
! den loa, ob Die oeutlbe 2anomirtb=
ibaft iib pirflib in einem Notb=
suitano befinoet, uno falls oies Der
Baa ietn lollte, feit5uiteqen, Db Elm
iolher OeDtbitano unter ben @roB.
grunbbeiibern ooer inter ben 8auern
beitebt. Die @egner Der 3olltarif=
portage iino Der &nlibt, oaB, penn
cine iolhe 8ommiiiion erlt einmal
| in 3bdttsfeit treten iolte, piele Wo=
nate perflieBen miiBten, ebe fle einen
Veriht rpiiroe obitatten f0nnen.
Der 8orihlag, cine lol9e aommiIs
ltOn einSuleben. miro BON pielen
fommer5ieaeu a0rperlbaften uno
linpolitiihen Tereinisungen unters
itiibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14
talt einel, Oonartiss,t.
Don qTlartilr Grsif.

Don q1aartit Greif. Il
vfsSf
. Sreunb ans Sugenotogeu, 81
0ob iett 10 falt NIT mir, ss
@as bat it9 sugetra9en, w
Sab mir geldjieoeu l1ler?
Nihts batten Dor einanoer
98tr geioe ionIt gebein,
Ser Srieb Der Sersen. idwauo er
gis auf ben leBten 8etn?
g8obl i6enfte leibt' @elingen
Dir bein begiinftige Coos,
llnb i6 trot allem 9fillgen
glieb III Der Nrnlutb S6ooE.
Sod bab i'd i6affeno borbs,
@ereidt mir bu8 5ur Sdma62--
Niht ftetS geb0rt Die 9arbe
Dem, ber Die 9lebren brad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

9as 2eben i7t uur fur8. &iirz
gen Sic es niht nod mebr eaourh,
oaB Sic Sbre @rfdltung pernuhldI=
Iigen. 8a bod cine Sylaibe Sim
mons Cough Syrup Sic oauon
beilen niir6e. 28lro garantirt.
8reiS % uno so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14
ST.. Npbert g. Nyspf,,

Office 1913 g(pe 6. Specialilt fir 9iu
gen, Obreu, Nale uno Seble. Spre6s
fturtoen BON 9 biz II l1br @Drntitta98
uno pDn 2 big 5 llbr gtahuittaa8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

9io9gen6rUS uno 0umpernifel
iopie Die oeri6iebeneu 8adarten in
better Site gu baben in Der q o.
y d If erei BON
Souis Spabm,
230 SIts@omtnerceitr. San Gntoniu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14

= OaS Staats Sep artement in
@aibineton ilt oDn benz amerifani=
i6en @eianoten @ilipn in Santiaqu
be Chile benadribttet poroen, oaB
Die hilenilcbe &eeierung ben ibr BON
ben 8er. Staten unterbreiteten
Iuslieferungsoertrae angenonn1en
bat.
- Die @ei5en=@infubr oes beut=
i6en 9teicbes belief lid i'm Sabre
1901 auf 944 MiQionen 8uI6el uno
Der Stnport BON Wtais auf 474 N}il=
lionen 8uibel.
= 9as en9lilhe 8rieasminiitez
RUM erlieB einen Nufruf I'M 1896
SnfanteriezGDlontdre fiir ben Oienit
in Siioafrita. 0ieielben loIlen als
@riabzWarnlbaften oerpenoet tuer=
ben.
0ie nSrontf. 3tg." tpiu nil
fen, baB alle groBen Stablinoultrielz
fen Oeutlblanb'S i'm 8egriffe Iino,
einen Stobltruit Su organiiiren.
- Wdbreno oes perfluilenen Sa6z
res 1901 tuanoerten 293. .299 Beriu=
men ilber 6amburg uno 8remen
aus, qe9en 180. 488 in 1890. @pn
ben 110,606 Berlonen. mel6e in
1901 itber Bremen ausnQnoerten,
beoaben iib 103, ,214 nab ben Ser.
Staten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-14
(5Sprtlebnns fpf9t)
Sic @oloene wseoaille aui Der Wa
q II 8 / a II B.

Nnlerllaflllden Nusteuun9: uSr. Sie9ert's impOr=
tirter Nnapiturna= Sitters"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19

a place for an institution, even though
the Fatherland was they said. Queen
Wilhelmina's subjects be hanged"
At first I expected something different
from this. do not expect a paradise,
] of course. for always understood that
Eden was wiped out after that affair
OF the apple
Still it's not all together bad. have
impressive surroundings and plenty of
( outward show. It's Your Royal High
ness" here and "our Royal Highness"
there. but official fattery. notwithstand-
ing, I cannot regard myself otherwise
than piece Of scenery, TO be Shifted at
/ the stage managers pleasure. Besides.
/ am not permitted at all TO do as I
/ please.
Make a show Of yourself. hold your
tongue and find a place where you are
IN nobody's way"-that is the rrle have
TO observe. To be plain, a dogs life in
/ most luxurious kennel.
II honesty L ought to confess to You.
my dear Count, that I accepted the sit
uation with certain amount OF salts
/ faction IN the first place, it pleased me
immensely to re pronounced the fittest
among 50 many candidates 70 be the
Queens Consort. Think OF the fame
and the publicity. All the world and
his wife had their eyes on tire Hague
and me. l felt myself the elect Of the
elect,
In the second place. there was the poli5-
teal and international importance OF the
affair. I was a factor in the worId-s
politics. and ali that sort OF Trims.
In Tie third place there was the bride
young, pretty. as q picture and q queen
or course, knew that the Dutch are
a na-row-minded. disagreeable race, aad
they have Tremendously good opinion
Of themselves and are not The subject OF
discipline. as ar home. but I had visions
OF latroducing some Of our disciplinary
SELF.
To start Wei. 7 forced myself 10 He
extremely complimentary. pronounced
everything very interesting even though
a times struck M as extremely stupid
as stupid IS cur dinners and smokers q
the offcers' mess. Tor instance. ald SOB
know what that means
The people were uct tbe only disler
abs things. I mention a feW of these-
The beer is tines. roo uauv uaiatr-s.
raw meat for Dinner ana r@l clh54ge
every thirG cay.
There ere. IS J haze said. some seed
features. The bes- ~ thsm IS shar
money IS not 50 scarce IS * used - D..
III fact. I have plenty or IL
sssure you. CoaaJ most excellent rss-
alutioas Aere packed with the thfnss
brought erou the Fatherl1zd- one ~
them was Il Dc reserved - wateh g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19

person. I also decided, beforehand, Il
avoid all military display. Don't b.
/ sabretacke. whatever you may be.
said to myself. I also RETAINED from
showing too much piety the people here
don't like it-and no heinweh Chomcsick-
ness If you please, nor too many remi-
/ niscences of the ratherland. In short
/ intended to play the bourgeois Prince
: of the enlightened sort.
! Those Dutch listen TO my amiable ex-
J pressions and then they always say.
: When we have a successor to the throne
I don't know whether to smile or TO be
angry at the thought
The boy would be called Crown Prince
and be Of Infinitely more consequence
than l. his father. Indeed. I would he
his subject--a complicated and disagree
able affair.
1 intimate TO one OF TIE gentlemen Of
The service that he should pay a little
more attention TO me. Ny action s CALI
led "Gernan egotism."
There being 10 heir / 50 hunting
German egotlsm, they say again. al
though the Queea asked me % 90 20
that Haarlen meet IN order 10 screen
Dutch nation engage me as a nurse. raw
/ can tell sou whence the part Of this
unpieasantncGs arises. nv dear Count
Holland. badly armed and equipped FOR
war IS SIZE IS. has long nuIsed the fear
and not having the courage 30 show their
teeth ID the Kaiser. the Dutch ara try
ing 20 mako ne. q German Prince. feel
their s1Te-i1rlts. Al. Quer was right
when he said: The Netherlands Viu al
vays regard you IS 2 mortgage on their
independence
StiH. We are happy IN 2 way upon my
.sonor. 81 coussc. as IN every vel ras-
SLATED family. theve are moments & ir-
-it1dcn. ana Wnhelniaa Illness certain
j. did nct contribute 70 my eoo1 JUNIOR
j. was g uistaAe. TOO. O. r-ss he Nstn-
- 7nds papers rot - mention ths mat
Ter. The T-o-lanIers. learning u K tv
way q foreign journals became az srs
17l il7quat--t But led nothing "a DO
Win the rltter. lt VS. tae osesa 3
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! seeing the most outrageous lies printed
about me. And the comic Weeklies In
/ their pages Wilhelmina and myself are
| occupying the space formerly reserved
/ for the royalties from the Balkans
/ would really Ike to know where and
when and in what way I have given Of
fence. No one can say that 1 proved
a disappointment. Besides. letters from
home tell me that every Prince vino was
ever IN a position ike mine. farel ex-
actly as I DO. Ny friends here tell ne
things viii run smooth after a while.
After a whue-exceiient consolation. that
And in the meantime. the bootblacks on
the street corners mock me 10 ms very
face. And I have OF look pleasant and
grsci0usly from early morn til night
Reading is one ~ nv passions-I hate
old themes. but had 70 find out way nay
royal ccnsons ended in other countries
ard under similar circumstance.
First. I had Francis q Lorraine. '-S 10
17g5 lie vas married to the Empress
Maria Tnerese fer twenty-nine years.
They had sixteen children-you can't ask
for mor,-an5 he was Stadhol6er-Gerera
o. the Netherlands.
His wife found tine 70 rule the Holy
Roman Empire or German Nationality.
and Francis had nothing % Do vith that
At any rate. De lived wei ard ieft be-
hind him very respectable fortune
Another case. Albert. the Coburgar. who
married the Queen OF England. Re
speeding him. tee books are more explicit
DE vas a g5od-loozing fellow. too -1ar-
rica for lose. VIZ hfhe assistance n In
Gle Leopold ~ Belzlam-
The BRITISH used 20 POKE fun ~ hln
arz his Fa-beT.ard Parliament EsFs
him an income that VS. Barely s1-1 .ear
~ ray Tor BIS gloves. and when - asked
for the title ~ king Concert fhe lilgze
IL Commons wished ~ know uaetter he
intended - ell himself King Wis1wer
e lis wife saoa5 die before aim. Eserv
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