Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-05
Interview With Kaiser
At Headquarters
attend Stcrcoplicon lecture.
(GonfinUed E'gom PAGE OneO

We had French country wine and
water and we had bread-but war
bread. After The meal an hour was
speNS IA serious conversation Ocs
caslonally frightened by laughter, IN
- pleasant winter garden. The com.
pany was presently Increased by a
quiet. .wtli-bred guesta small black
dachshund with Intelligent eyes, The
kalser's fayorite dog, who is at present
somewhat 0t an invalid with a ban
daBed paw. As often as he wished the
dog may make himself COmforta BILE
ON has masters lap. ar. to be more ex-
acs, make his royaS master uncom.
torta ble.
Toward II o'clock a military leo
srTe was announced for the kaiser
and number of higher officers, 4
GoHcltS of military teChnic was to be-
presented ia stereoptlcon pictures,
with az explanatory lecture by one of
the officers.
"Through she dark, snowiess win
YER nlSht the guests walked over 20 a
nearby house Here was "A darkened
room containing about forty chairs,
back of them a projecting machine
with electric wires, in front large
sheet fastened 10 the wall. 4 long Sc.
RES or pictures appeared one by one
an m" sheet. The first were COM
plote'y in'omprehensiblc To- me. Only
after awhile the spoken word taught
~" 20 understand, and began TO
'eaIIl" with great suspense that this
wa new. important matter, helpful
~ warfare. Repeatedly the kaiser In
terjeC'ed pointed questions. and these
III" lecturer answered The lecture
lasted unit. after midnight
"Attcr the last picture the light
IldftI Ip. The kaiser gfpnnRI alipig 4
over - the young officer who had
gwen the lecture and shook hands
with him.
81 ;hank you THAT II a splendid
thing said he 'po you think that
the French can initiate this.'
"Ihc N"uns officer IN the weather
beaten feIi gray uniform smiled.
Mot =" soon. N"ur majesty; We
haNc just discovered ~
kaiScr'~ "Reminiscences an Battlefield.
we That means "" Germans.
carried 'hc word with me with great
j"N during the s'arlii night. And also
m invitation which gave me great
pleasure 10 ride Nv automobile the
next day with the kaiser ~ visit the
crown prime" attended sacred
serNic" az headquarters as well as
review of III" guard. How the kaiseg's
eyes lighted ~ the review. Iianghofer.
did YOU sec that ne cried with ioy
How srlerdidlN tho men march, Fine
fellows
"Aftrrward followed ride with the
kaiser IN his auto. puiV two men ac-
companled him Two Chauffeurs with
Carbines and cartridge belts sat I'm
front. otherwise h, hhd no guard.
Th" kaiser wishes n that way. When
We rode over temporary bridge ne
v Il.
German sappfrs huild ho1ds' sudden
" tina kaiser spoke ~ the great en-.
thusiIsm and wonderful unity Of the
German people l, T. my greatest
happines, that ' may experience this"
And then he said musingly. And II IL |
had not been Ike that lie drew (,
deep breath and looked back 10 the
ruins ot Donchery.
We were On the battle field ~ Sc !
dan.
over there said the kaiser,
stood any father
"'llere Napoleon met bismarck"
"'There is Pellev,c palacei Here
my grandfathcr's conversation with /
Napoleon took PLACE"
we continued through the flood !
lands Of the Meuse on a high dixie !
I'm the distance q village appeared ]
against the dark Woevre forest. Above /
a wall. rose the walls Of a.pretty lit |
tie castle-Our destination.
Emperor Covets Crown PRINCES Cook. |
IN the court Of the castle the
crown prince with six members Of his
staff welcomed the emperor The slen-
der figure Of the victor Of I.ongwy
seemed 10 have grown even taller. /
His healthy. young face was tanned /
and his merry eyes shOne with Joy. /
We have advanced "A good piecei
Tw elve hundred Frenchmen cap-l