Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20
IS UNJUST TO BE SUSPICIOUS.
Unpleasant Experiences Should
Not Discourage 0ne--Works
For Good Of Germany.
Says lie Loves Travelling But rs.
pccially In His Own
Country.

Munich, Bavaria, Nov 20.--Emperor
William received DR.. Edward Ludwig
Ganghofer. the author Nov. q. during
his majesty's visit to Munich, and
talked with extraordinary freedom re-
garding the way Of looking at life. DR.
Ganghafer writing to the Muenchenei'
Neurste Nachrichten today says that
the emperor referring 10 the optimistic
vein pervading DR.. Ganghofch's book
"Hoher Schien" thlgh POLISH. said.
II am an out and out optImist and
nothing Will prevent my continuing so
to the end Of my life
The emperor described himself rs
man fully occupied with his work and
who believed I'm his work. and added
Il am determined to make progress,
and would be pleased II others rightly
understood what | am aiming az and
supported me.
His majesty referred to the difficult
position in which n man got when he
was suspicious, and he quoted from DR..
Ganghafer's silent In the Forest, say
ing
He who Is suspicious not only does
injustice to others, but Injuries himself.
II is our duty TO regard others as being
good until they prove themselves to be
the contrary
According 10 this principle" said ths
emperor. II have always treated every
body with whom ] have had to deal.
or course one will have some unplcas-
art experiences, but one must not he
discouraged One must always APP
proach life and humanity with renewed
confidence"
The emperor added: 'One gets on
much further In life IL one does not
look Of everything with a pessimistic
eye. ana this is equally true IN politics
without doubt the German people who
haze future and there Is one word
THAI aunOys me whenever hear it,
hseerdrossenheit - TRANSLATED as
unwillngness of the peapie to support
the empire). What's the good or this.
Let us rather work and look 10 the f,is
tire
The emperor mentioning his frequent
journeys, said:
When / travel. especially when 7 go
into Scandinavian waters, | am freei
for few weeks of all that weighs on
me. Yet people often take amiss thpt
which gives me such pleasure I know
I am called the travelling emperor
but have always taken II as joke,
II love travelling, especially IN my
own country. I think the feeling Of
homeogeneousness IL strengthened
thereby. and many Germans have no
idea how beautiful our native land Is
and how much there is TO be seen. |
am always glad when l become ac-
quainted with new part of Germany.
II often feel inclined TO jump into
an automobile and dash off for a cou-
pic OF days. returning full OF energy
and contentment. Such recreation
especially to one In my responsible po-
sition, arc Ncry--indeed doubly---
necessary, because | am exposed to
many Misunderstanding and am al
ways in thenklcss position. as
am conceded no independence. n !
succeed the whole world asks Who
was his adviser?' and If I fail they
say He did not understand the mat
ter
Regarding happenings which peo-
pie look ON as matter OF course IN
the case Of other princes, in my case
they ask why did he do that and
the only possible answer Is Because
am working Tor tnc good Of the
German empire and German peo-
Pile
The emperors uUcrauces TO Or
Ganghofer are recorded as reply
To the frequent criticisms recently Of
the excessive introduction Of the en-
peror's personality in the conduct OF
German affairs