Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-11-15
CHAPTER xJ-contInusd.


geo Of her fnyoriie royal purple, 81
tered and shook hands with me col
daily. She looked worry worn, and
was plain that she had been suffcrIn
considerable pain and loss OF sleef
She had handsome figure and wa
stately In her carriage. but her crown
Ing glory was profusion OF whit,
hair. She was then lfty-fous years old
but her hair had turned white man,
years before.
II was said. Indeed. that the change
had been brought about rather sudden.
~ ns result OF certain drugs she had
taken In an effort 10 avert tendency
TO asoirdupois which had developed.
1 know the kaiser lonfhed fnt wom-
en-. On more than one occasion he
had said TO me as be babe me fire
well; well. Davis. you have kept noe
here talking 50 long you have almost
spoiled my morning walk. but III take
q walk through the Tiergarten just the
same" and then he would add disgust.
eddy, where presume viii have 10
greet all the fat Jewesses in the
park"
Bot 10 return 20 the kalFerin: The
tniseFin's physicians Joined US. and
thfre were several malds--very snpe-
rior young wamen---ln attendance upon
their royal mistress.
After l had examined the empress
aud had given my advice, the physl.
elan explained 20 me In n low voice
that Il WIS necessary 10 be enutiona
and not do much. AZ he was afraid Of
her physical condition.
"Anything you do for her majesty"
he explained. ''wouid require giving nm
nnaesfhetic. She IL not In condition 10
stand pnin without The only anaes-
thriie her majesty VIII take IL chloro-
form. I've administered II 10 her eleven 1
times and know just what II means.
I'm afraid OF her heart ut this time.
Indeed. just as soon as | can get her
late condition | want her 10 90 10
Nauheim for the cure"
HIS alarming words caused quite
hurry among the maids and they
crowded around the empress and
begged her 10 have nothing done that
day but 70 endure her suffering a little
longer Ia the hope That relief would
come without the necessity OF IN oper-
alton NJ that time Their pleadlnes
prevailed upon the patient to postpone |
the treatment.
This made the kaiser very angry and
he walked UP and down the room Inn
patiently. v
Here" he said. I've got Doctor
Davis 10 come la on a Sunday after. 4
nooa, and you want 10 be In shape for :
The ball on Tuesday. and now you !
won't have anything douel That's the a
way with the wosnenr
Thea he turned 10 me and said =
Wei. Davis. I'm sorry to have spelled
FOUR day" And he dashed out OF the
room. apparently much provoked. -
'elf l had alraosf witnessed family =
quarrel. but the Incident indicated 10 y
ne that whatever hopes the kaiser -
might entertain OF one day domlnat- -
ng the world. DC had not yet acquired
'niinputed dominion in bis own house y
loldi
did not sse the kalserin again for :,
Ieariy year. when she came 10 my -
lice with a lady sn.waltlng. ~
She arrived In her own chr. Its APP ~
roach was heraidea by the Imperial
radi-Tada" without the concluding .,
TaTa. which latter wss reserved ri
sciasiveiy Tor the kaiser. and not :,
YEA the ksl~srin was allowed 10 use Il. Il,
'he ksissrs ''1'adi-Tada. TIA Ia" was \.
be subject OF muck sarcasm among
b. prolstariat. who satiricaily put Il
, Tie wsr,is "celerleSalat-T tn ra."
\ ailuxion 20 the Injuries OF the royal
'ble which contrasted most uafaYor-
BY With the simple meals to which a.,
ny were accustomed; while the so ~
allsts showed their sentiments very M,
slniy by lmprovisiag the words i,
fon usssrn Geld-Falra." meaning. 49,.
ryosa eur moasy- ta-sa." referring to ',s'
r royal Immunity from taxation 10
hich Was one OF their hittcrest pills. ~,
II was not long after ! had known ono
: kaiserin before she made clear TO m.
2 that she possessed NEST ditta- y,
raj manner. which WINS qaite In con- fla /,
ST with that % the kaiser. at least ~,
hrn be was 10 my eillce. nav
She objeesrd strennously 10 rccov. FOR,
< her haf,-ane she usually wore : arm
rge one With veli--hut nnally Yield wa,
when I explained that could not wa,
coIEpiish my work satisfactorily UNI II
- she did. When ! placed eottoa- VA
is 10 her mouth. she insisted mat as tool
= I'D nat Ike thu sensation OF the me
'ton against her hps or Tongue l entl
'u'c nave 70 enease 'he cotton IN mef
'p"' sho'
told her politely but firmly that my 4
ak would be done In my own way. his
4 she finally scquieseed. adding wat
'eii. II you make sgch a point Of 1t. wat
ctor. I suppose l shall have to let by
. have your way" and
From that time on the kaiserin came p
me more OF less regularly. Her that
key usually followed her tato the occa
use carrying an artistic luuch box or He