El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

ought to be TO me than some other
woman comes upon the scene ana Oc-
cupies all his thoughts"
White Gown Anglers Kaiser.
The kaiseriu is really not fond Of
riding or Of sport. But az Rominteu.
spurred on perhaps by the fact that
/ the baroness LauCeu- HQ1berE was
now constantly with the emperor in
his hunts, my mistress appeared de-
rermined TO Join IN every eNpeQlL-on.
on these occasion the kaiserin wore
I a rather becoming garp, a Iul sklrLel
hunting costume OF EraT-greens with
] green velvet trimmings and buttons
cut from the aurlers Of stays and with
this a small round hat Of green felt
Z decorated with tuft OF Woodcock s
I feathers. once only during the visit
her majesty wore a different costume
20 20 hunting in-and miniature dis
/ aster followed
A nights shooting had been ar
I ranged in a distant part Of the forest
/ We drove there. Wilhelm in high
/ spirits. confident OF a big kill" and
Z the kaiserin wearing a silver braided
gown Of white cloth with hat 10
match Every condition seemed IA
Vorable TO success, yet Tor some mys-
/ terious reason the deer would bolt
I off before the kaiser could fire.
Again and again this was repeated,
I until Wilhelm gave up in angry dis
& gust But Just as we were about 10
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{ old keeper gloomily eyeing the em-
Here, my man." demanded the
I kaiser. what's wrong tonight Can
/ you tell me why no stays would let
US get near them
Il can majesty bluntly answered
/ the keeper. ANY fool knows that
deer are scared by white clothes
My mistress shrank back in the car
Iriage in blank dismay. Wilhelm
I scowled at the man. but scowled more
fiercely at his wife. and drove home
in silent wrath, with the poor Eaiserin
mortified and miserable.
Rustic Love Given Aid.
We were seated one day after lunch
in the big. wood paueled apartment
/ kaiser. looking through the deep bay
window. saw Col. Won Stahl, then
acting as adiutant and house marshal,
in conversation with old Johann
Busch. chief forester on the estate.
I Won Stahl left the man. and presented
himself in the room with a deprecat-
Ing smile.
Pardon. your majesty" he said.
I Busch seeks permission 70 use tile
big barn near the village for a wedding
feast-his daughter is about TO be
married.
How Wilhelm loves to pose at times
particularly when on one Of his
country es-ates-as the friend and
father Of his people. So he at once
cvinced a gracious interest in Won
Stahrs announcement.
"A wedding, eh2" he exclaimed.
Bring Busch in. colonel, till I ask
him all about it."
Gray whiskered Johann appeared,
nervously twisting his forester's hat
in his hands.
Its my daughter Bertha. majesty"
he mumbled. she to-wed in a couple
Of days hence. and we'd like TO have
the feast in the barn
And who is the happy man o"
queried the kaiser. some one in my
sCrvice2"
NO. majestyi~ answered Johann.
He is Fritz klauber. woOdman on the
Langen- HofberE estate "
The kaiser frowned swiftly, and
turned away, twisting his mustaches.
afterwards learned the cause Of his
sudden displeasure- Fritz Klauber
was known an over the district as
young man Of pronounced Socialistic
opinions.
l. would not have been surprising
II the kaiser had forbidden the mar
rage. Old Johann looked profoundly
uncomfortable But the kaiser evil
IDENTIFY decided otherwise. for after
few moments he turned back with
cleared brow. and in his most in
dulgent and paternal manner.
Very wei, Busch. make use OF the
barn And more, since the marriage
is 10 take place on my estate while 7
am here ] and my party viii be pres
ent at the ceremony"
ITO be eontinued).