Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
'EMPEROR WILLIAM ASH Isl

There ls much that one cannot hcI.
liking IN the character 90 William ~
and 10 ls those who know him hest
who best appreciate him hyperion,
ana autocratir 20 a decree he nm.
doubleday Is. and he has u VII, OF
iron that hates to be- diverted from,
Us purpose. he is also extremely
hasty In his mdgmen, as much as in
his action No ono is more ar,.k 10
realize his failures however. than ne
Is himself ana he has been known
after a heated outhurst 20 70 10 the
minister or official who provoked his
wrath almost immediately afterwards
, and offer his APOLOGIES. and agree
that a different court from what he
had at first demanded voul. possibly
be the wisest
An apt case IN point is the famous
telegram that his majesty sent 10
the late Presidea, Paul KRUGER. upon
his defeat Of the raiders under DR.
jameson u Is asserted by those who
were about the German and British
courts at that time that the emperor
vas heard within a day or two. and
when he had had time 10 consider
tilly the possible seriousness of ,hc
action, frequently 70 express rcsret
that no had ever allowed himself 10 ,
put pen to paper on the subject and |
II is stated that the emperor al once |
wrote very fully 10 Queen victoria |
on the matter, reiterating his rarre,
and eNplaininc the circumstances that
led upi" the dispatch Of the wire
The Kaiser and Woman Suffrage
The kaiser. by the Vev. Is one Of
ne most pronounced opponents OF
Aoman's suffrage 20 ho found lie
holds and AZ times he expresses his
'ie"s with considerable yigrr Of Ian
'uag" that women have no ritbt n
eek 10 meddi" with nclitics in any
hape or form. and he ytcrnly dis
orrares any references 10 these sub.
cots on the part OF the empress and
us daughter.
Iu"on Mary once scored OF his
majesty rather neatly The emperor
'as holding forth at some length up {
m N" unfittedness Of women for ad.
.ss'on 10 the franchise What can
h'' Know az politics" no demand {
ID 'i"rcelv Just about ms much As ;
man knows OF the organization Of Z
nursery and the rearing Of a fam I
~ remarked Queen Mary. quietly
To hlt vas much appreciated b. "
nose present. since. during the whole I
u his visit the Kaiser had paid con. I
tan' visits 10 the nursery OF tho I
rin'c OF Wales and his Younger ,
.r'ihers. and had given mary more I
Y less useful hints 10 those charged
WIN the care Of the children.
NAVY an obscssion With Him.
No one can be long in the pres. ]
nee OF the emperor before realizing y
nat the German navy is a still great {
r oosession with him than his army '
us majesty takes no little pride in 'o
ne TACT that the German fleet IN. n
erior IN every respect only ~ tho c
British, Is practically his own crea- Il
ion since, when he assembled the h
arone. the German navy was entirely s
negligible quantity one OF his
'ost confidential advisers expressed h
ne fear not so very long ago tha. s
ne emperor's devotion 10 the navy r
light lead 10 the lessenin- Of his h
l'er"st in the army. with possibly q
a,her serious consequences This a
:, however, not the case. ard recon, "
vents ieem TO indicate tina, his ma ot
'sty has realized the fact tina, a, h
ll-powerfnl army is much more i'm. a
or'ant to Germany than a fleet that Il