Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-26

war started f tho Kaiser ls "war lord' young Fried rich Wilhelm assuredy deserves the appelauon of war prince" For in military zeal actual love for Che trappnes and traditions of the army, Che life of the camp the lore of tactics and the enthusiasm Of cam paguing the probably surpasses his martial sire
 Events of the last few days have made ths arden, young warrior world figure lt fell to his lot to com mand the highly important Of the German army in it's fighting about the French fortress of verdun and to bear he tremendous pounding of the allies in their triumphant progress nor,bward as they tried the invading force in two The that they faced the Eaisers eldest son and heir gave an the vehe to the French attacks
 There it was that Prince Freidrich got his baptism of fire He had expected such combat against the French and British but not Come when it may. however, battle is welcome to Friderich.
 We are living" he wrote not long ago, 'n a time when men proudly point to their culture, time which too willing to plume itself on it's cosmopoHtanism and takes pleasure in dreaming idle dreams of the pos sibilty of eternal peace
 "such conception Of life is unGerman. It is not The German who loves his country, who believes in its greatness and future, does not wish to sec any lessenng of ts prestige will not close his eyes in such dreams allow himself to be luled to sleep by the peace lullaby of the Utopians
 "If the German people decide to risk life and prop crty in war. then the world be full of devils and rise against no arms handle it. no matte, how great the peril of the hour"
 The prince was not slow in distinguishing himself when the opportunity He first advanced wits an army check the French invasion of Lorraine earb in August and behaved himself so gallanty that he wa awarded the coveted Iron Cross by his imperial father
 the father who had often rebuked and some times chastsed him for his ultramiitary outbreaks
 The crown rmce is % years old and has speu nearly all of his mature youth either with he army o in hunting ezpeditinos He has been "banished iron court" two or three times for his belicose conduct particularly his rash championship of the officer involved in the notorious "zabern incident strass burg and his impolitc praise of a pamphlet by Lieut. Col Frobeuius called "Germanys Fateful Hour H, holds that last offense justified by the present war
 Friedrich has hunted tigers in India and Ceylon and wild beasts o many in various of th world. He has even written a book his hunting experiences. which Is much better than would eA pect from prince contains modest straightfor account of his adventures mingled with a franker rev aletion of the 7uthcrs personality than often get from royalty Here for instance is bit of sentimen that follows rhapsody on the Unborn joy of hghtn that lies in the true hunters nature:
 "The joy of fighting alone s after aL not wha takes us hunters out Into the hunting grounds To th real sportsman the great book beautiful open itself willingly In the brilliant sunrise in the tired silent midday sleep in the soft evening which spread peace over forest and aeid in the wild bowling mount ain storm the voice Of nature speaks to us solitar huntsmen in accents always different and always in pressve and sings to the noble of the Creator He follows then with a tribute to the comradeship he chase that warns the heart Of any man who Ina ever carried gun and slept in hunting lodge unds inc stars after days pursuit
 He is a genuine German, this frank. impulsiy democratic prnce-a warrior of his rae have been from the beginning, with the con radeship that moved the Romans to name them "Ge mans, meaning 'bn.mers" and with the love of natn
 that has preserved and made easy an the will beautiful spots of the Fauerand