The sun., 1910-01-30
PERSONALITY OF THE KAISER.
Extremely Regular On HIS Habtts-His
Views OF America.

NIt is not true. as some would be ad-
mirers have asserted !" writes an English
woman in Hampton's. that Emperor
William frequently burns the midnight
Oh over state papers and projects for
the good OF his country. He Ia sin gularly
regular an his personal habits and unless
Kept up by a state ceremonial or a late
performance at the theatre invariably
retlres about IL. Personally he does not
believe In the midnight oil business, but
thinks a man should come fresh and fit
70 the contemplation OF all wsighty
questions.
He rises early. is scrupulously neat and
ciean In his person. bathes and takes
certain gymnastic exercises every morn
ing before breakfast. The Emperor's
oay normally begins. when the season
allows. with a ride on horseback at Z
o'clook-in hot weather still earlier.
AFTER the return comes breakfast alone
with his family. taken out Of doors when
ever possible. This meal, il must be ad-
mitted. becomes something OF a rush.
william is a rapid eater, and bolts his
food with astonishing quiclness; he hates
to linger when finished, lights a cigarette
and with four or five OF the little dacns-
hunds. Of which he is 90 fond, gamooIlinr
around him, starts OF for a brisk walk
with his family. who cast rerretf,I
gianoes at the good things left ON the
table.
he realizes that to preserve health bv
suitable exercise and moderats diet is
much easier than to regain il after neglect
OF these precautions. So he eats with
gooo appetite OF plain, nourishinR food
wltn plenty OF fruit and Vegetables
drinks very sparingly. hardly tasting any
Vne exoellent wines served daily at
MS table, preferring lemonade or Fruit
He walks and rides daily IL on land
smokes cigarettes i'm moderation taLes
work and rest in judicious Quantities.
ne KNOWS that at 50 IL is too Iats 70
Ase measures Tor preserving health.
Probably what annoys his Majesty
most Just now among British inStitli-
ions are the suffragettes. Reluctantly
compelled TO relinquish his first hasty
conclusion that they were an .ladics
VINO had been disappointed in the mar
vain for q satisfactory expIauation OF
their conduct. -.-. - = = - -
TO individual ladies' the Kaiser is the
pearl OF gallant courtesy, but AZ sharas
with most other Germans the opinion
tnat women are quite incapable of mana3-
anairs, and with the feminist movement
OF modern times he has little sympathy.
Women he says In do3matio a.
sertive tones, must look after their
houses and children. Why do thew
trouble themselves about politics and n
vofeT Then in sooffing tones: I sup
pose they'll want to sit in Parliament
"A visit TO the United States ha. nj.
ways been one of the dreams OF Will
Jams bfe-a dream, however, hardly
likely now to be realized. He has nj,
enormous admiration for the American
people. for their go aheadneas, their
progressive ideas. marvellous adaptabil-
lty, inventiveness and indomitabie per
severance.
He thinks that political power in
the United States is too much under the
control OF the almighty dollar. that the
press IL absolutely tyrannical in its in
vasion Of private life. and considers IL a
distinct loss to the country that men
OF the more leisured classes do not take
a greater active share in government
administration