The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

Il &GxENs& SnH GROWN pT1x@F a1A0 tae
fHfars ruler ~ GerMaag sagsat y,
| he brave at sa sias~s. se FwgaarSe3.
''b1s iusr sAte 10 have 10 e's w a
/ dsHtists@
/ Ne asked TIE IL had seea any tssrn-
/ bsr of the court lately. an& tr4a kin
| that sAs@ EslSs.s cears cha Rss%saasn-
I Count yon Eaienharg. haa hs@a to ses
me the prestsaas day,
"Im nes surprised ha has Ia 80 %
th,. dentist be eass too macA Z" the
| ERWIN prince declared Else cant ok,
pest 60 have good teeth; he's always
eating. A. for raySeh, sat very little.
! wear TO remain thia. ] hate Cat pes-
| pie"
The cream prines ard l did not Get
along very well Ut that tisase. Apart
fran The fact he was sueh physical
coward that II WNs aiHacss tssp5s4a Dis
ls ~Szk ea htla alphabetically. he
seemed 10 have no lien Ut 49,: go ...=s ..sag
Of 40 appointment.
He would agree TO be at my osfice
at = 20 and would plan ny day az
corilngly. At about fea be was apt
10 call ne up 10 say he ~oald be- oa
hand at eieveu. and he would actually
arrive about twelve. This happened
several times. and told him that |
couldn't have my wcrk broken MP In
that way.
Although | did not see the crown
prinee again professionally untii 1918,
the crown princess came In Use In
1913. aad from that time On paid me
more O! less regular visits She was
woman Of great charm and inteill.
geHee, and although she was mere
Russian than German Ia her ideas. and
for SEINE time after her marriage was
rather generally criticized oa that nc
count. she souu became extremely
popular and to-day IL very much ad@
rnired " the German people.
She was one Of the most democratic
and informal Of my royai patients. |
remember one day when WAS work.
ins en- Princess Hatfield. we heard =
loui "ll8ohno" from the Rnternon.
The crown prilee>s had heard that
The Princess Hatfield. who &as "a
great chain Of hers, was la nay office
AMI had followed Der into my place
unaapoGnred. e'.'
The Princess Hatfield. fnay men"
tinn, WAS IN extremely Intelligent aud
beautiful young woman, mud because
of her intimacy with thu crown prin'
@es4sss I tlstE" gevff interest .sf }as'
views She EXPRESSED frofn time 10 time.
Her mother was On American.
Whrn she called on nae On one ncrn.
sion after the war had started. | ~
lrated To her tbs g.st ~ a converse
ton had had n few DAYS before vita
her father, Exerllrns Nnn Stamm He
Informed nae that h. had hevn trying
70 convince all Germans IT Influence
that II would be serious mistake to
annex Belgium,
fNiu sAlNkbAAlk At ttMtt nav FffA
trying to teach onr people some sense.
b. had declared. with the history u
Poland and Alsacetorralnr In mind,
0hy should We take more responsible
it,rs ON eur shoulders by rrtasulus
hdaiuinf The llord ouly knows We
have our hands fsu a. II is aoat
srr and never have seen how Ger.
many can possibly win this war;"
Your father seemed 10 he yevy pes.
amtst!c regarding tho outlook" | told
her,
"rhc sad thing abou, IT," she re.
piled. is tlta; father f. always right
never knew him to make mistake
IN Judgment"
When the crown prince called tn ses
me again WAS surprised t" iind
considerable change Ia hls general ~.
prurauee, Although, vt course, he was
ten years older. III had aged moro
than | Wouia have expected There
Ntge tines ~ h.s face vE.eh made him
iaoE older than hiS thirty years
Ia The outer vut,i he WIS generally
believed 70 BE- one ~ the lvadin. spr-
is Of the military party In Germany,
hut among his OWL rr~rl" he was mot
crrbfrl v.,tt sufficient ability er 10
l)ueate to hv much q faetar In
81 within It paN year hr hai been
criticized rather Sr,rrr5y ia army err