Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
GERMAN ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD
DIVIDED
OF SERIOUS
FAMILY DIFFERENCES
Failure Of Kaiserin to Accom-
pany Wilhelm TO England is
Taken 10 Indicate Goodness
Between Couple,
tBy Robert Broderiek.)


cure" at High cliffs Castle, a charm
ing house among the pine woods -
the Hampshire cliffs. which VA
placed az his majesty's disposal By IA
the present tenant. sir Alfred C0ope
The house. which D. very handsome
md full Of arr treasures. is close t.
the winter health resort. BONN .
nIoUfh and also within d short maf3z
di.yC Of Portsmouth
As an Euglieh admiral the kais@r 5
entitled TO see everything at Pas
mouth navy yardZa fact which rava
ais authorities there much embarfass-
meHt4 when the kaiser exercised tiis
privilege the last time he took with
him tHo German naval experts. who
had coached hin on the questions he
should ask. and What he should see.
OF course with a yfew Of inca thing
British naval secrets.
Some mystery attaches 70 ia pre-
else ailment which the kaiser IS suf-
fsring from. There are rumors hal
ne suffers great pain from an afiee-
ton u the ear, which has given uss
a. fears thai he Is doomed 10 cancer.
which killed his father.
Another account Is based on the
diagnosis Of a famous German doctor.
Who considers that the empse1r Is in
a condition Of extreme nervous TEN
NHNNH fNH1NANtA NN an NAHNA ~ AAttENN
fertility Of ideas. but provoking an in
capacity to concentrate on any given
subject for any considerable length Of
time.
That. however. seems 10 be more i
matter Of temperament than Of spe-
circ disease. His majesty's appear
ance when he came TO London gave
the impresson that he had aged very
much. his skin having hardened and
HurH.aaL IT, A.a At. -.-H Ia
acquired a STOPPING tendency whieh
was noticeable whenever he happened
10 forget that he wa in military n
form. An observer remarked that the
light had literally gone out Of his
c~ountenance.''
Whatever his malady j.. the kaiser
does not ALLOW Il to interfere with
either his business or his pleasure Al
High CUTS Castle He received IN
Immense correspondence IN letters
and i~elegrams. whieb kept him and
his secretaries huss every morning
The afternoons he usually spends IN
rapid automobile trips through the
New Forest and the beautiful south
coast scenery
The latest version OF the kaiserin's |
fWice-alfered mind about the Welt 70 1
England O. the following Her "
cu=e ~ her daughter-in-law's chick !
81 9oN vas only made 10 hide q seri- /
Gus difference between the imperial
pair The kaiserin keeuly resented
the candals revealed hy the Moltke-
Harden suit and told the kaiser pretty
plainly what she thought Of his choiee
Of friends
Ailing and irritable. the kaiser re-
scented this and there Was a scene
. hich resulted in the kaiserin deciin-
ing 10 accompany her husband to
England King Edward. who was
anNious thar the visit should have the
Impotence 81 q double event got
Queen Alexandra "a write the kalserin
imploriig her to reconsider her de-
cisiOn.
This had the desired effect but As
soon as the state visit 70 Windsor vas
over. the kaiserin returned 20 the e,u-
ttneut. leaving the kaiser 10 proceed 4
stone o. High cliffs Castle She af
even trouble 10 see What her slus-
bands rest cure house was like.
II Is now known In court circles IN
herlln and London that the king mi
kaiser buried the Ratchet when thss
met al Windsor Castle. The king has
been on good terms with his Im-
nfrial nephew for many wears Their
quarrel was about family a
matters
The faiser always NAMED hie r6tss
uncle for Tipping Off 70 the King OF
Greece that The kaiser was apuroprf- 4
atiug 20 bis Own uses the sequestered
FUNDS of the Guelph family estate
me KING letter WAS seen by priu-I
ess Maldemar who for spite hetray- 4.
'd ls contents To- high functlonarIe /
if the Berlin court.
somebody Informed the kaiser. Who i
became angr1 and spoke his mimi y
.o King Edward and The King of Z
'rrece since which time there has (
been marked GOODNESS between the !
hree mouarchs. !
f i- known In Berlin thaf fb. t.f..- )
-H o. very rirn man. Tor Iu emua- Z
-"f Re De- the most r-Ntraf49nt Z
n9Herch boo Europe His craze far 8
pIrndld display ha- freuueufft made )
isni TOO thf imperial house Z
DO frequently has been tls ~ros.ip :
. lNinrIal circles 'u Berlin het y
rom Won ~blrIrhroder the We4.thies ;
tis Deem % friend In ne I
!. .n' 'A''a' fElni Kaiser Ware tue
q Frugal
tirrrn Thousand dollars worth ~
.i'ien platinum s proving am emhar-
--mrnt Oh a THIEF ur thieves some
here Don ErgI4rU Ther- "a platt-
ere extremely rare because 81
" NtAl'N ~ fH" metal which
nakes % Nerg difficult 10 dispose ~
The STOLEN platinum +. In : -
y "a chemical .et1rt or kettle whHf
~ used iuI UertaIn costly exuart-
ncnts at q tah1rttnrr af nker fm n
iaftA nN GERMANY praff-
.nm being Ihta and tmnsr-
49, SOY ai WAS the tu