Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-01
BY STEVEN BURNETT

national News Sclyicr1
 Berlin, Aug. 31.-lmpulsive and ho headed as he is, the Kasier has never taken much pains to conceal his real feelings. When lie is in had humor the whole royal palace is pain fully aware of the fact and as he has been unusually grumpy ever since his return from Norway the lot of his personal adjutants and hose M.o come in close contact with him daily i'll not an enviable one. The reasons tor the kaiser's irri able mood are reVeraE Rain partly spoiled his sum mer cruise, it was damp and chilly along the Norwegian coast and Inc p5 oplc of Norway, who are not at all delighted with his imperial gifrs of typical German looking statues of Norwegian heroes, where rather cool m their reception of him 100, though he adopted his most suave and demo- cratic manner in order to become popular. Then came the news that tAc Prince of Wales had been permit led to accept the decorations oi .he Legion of Honor and Golden Fleecc Tn sDlte of the fael that the Kaiser had very plainly intimated to King George of England thH he did not Wish the future ruler of Great Rritian 10 receive any foreign decoration un- 1iI he had been decorated with the German order of the Black Eaglr Im- mediately after bearing that the Presldent of France had been per- 1 mitted to hand the young Prince the Cross of the Legion of Honor the Kali ser dispatched d special courier wia{ ! a personal letter to the King of Eng. land and the reply that he T. eei4e made him furious and made his sur roundings suspect that kiNg Geor@, must have told him, that it was matt ter of perfect indifference 10 hin whether his son and heir Was eye made a knight of the Black Eagle c Blue Pelican Or any other kind c bird.
 To make matters worse, the lereae Premier was received with far to marked cordiality by the Car please the Kaiser, and the remark in the German radical press conc Fl ing the absence Of any result frol the meeting between himself and Il Czar and his poor success as a diplc mat, made the Kaiser more sulle and morose than anyone has eve seen him before, and this conditie of mind made life even more unbeal able to his surroundings than his us ual outburs s of temper which as rule pass very quickly.
 It is therefore hardly to be won dered at, that it is wilh a great sens relied the Kaiser's adutants see hi1 making preparations for his comin visit to Switzerland to which he i looking forward with great eXpecta tions, hoping that people of the Swis mountains will be more pleasant t him than the stern dWellers Of tn coast of Norway.
 The Emperor will arrive on Swis territory on Tuesday next and re main there until a week from today.
 During these few days he will b' kept going The day after his arrl val in Zurich, where he is tt spend the first TWO nights of his visit at 6:3O a. m, to attend the manoeu vres, which last till about 12:30. Or Thursday, Sept. ), he will probably have to rise still earlier, for the man. oeuvres are to be over al 9:30. Ht will then take a ''stehender lunch and rush eff to Berne at II a. m. arriving there at 2.30. The afternoon in Berne will be fully occupied by of- ficial receptions, which are to be fol- lowed by an official banquet in the evening at the Bernerhof Even aftel this, the Emperor will not be allowed to retire to rest in peace, but will have a travel 10 Interlaker, where hf will arrive at 1925, and where he is to sleep.
 The next day the Imperial pro- gramme begins at 7:o5 a. m., ant does not end till about II D. m. Or Saturday, the last day of the I'm pcrial visit, the first engagement vii be at eight in the morning. There will follow journey from lnterlaker to Brienz by steamer, and thence tt fucerne over the Grunning Pass Dy train. Finally there will be an offl' cial luncheon in Lucerne, after wh1cf the Emperor will leave by the I'm perial train for Basic and Germany.
 During his visit the Emperor Will be accompanied by landscape
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