The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
MEMBER OF The KA|SER'S PERSONAL =.
STAFF GIVES VIVID PEN PICTURE.
or THE FALL OF THE GERMAN MONARCH

self in q chair and ltiCr gazing ihlo
Sp:L.v for :. few minutes she again DurS'
INTO tears | was annoyed and Tell
ashamed il, her dcm"aIl"-. | hAd hn""i
her from her chldh""'i and | had never
before scrT her 81 ahjcri N behavior
She had always been defiant. During
former conversations I had heard her
proclaim Il defiant htutNd" whenever
revolution had been l:lrut!unr! and sh"
had always told me that whatever hap
ncncd III" Monarchy could tax" care q;
!:sclt and would strike TO the dust any
attempt against her fathers authority.
Your Royal Hrghncss has heard bad
news" | asked
She had scarcely dried her cars whoa
the Countess Eldorf; entered the room
hurrirdly The Duchess jumped on her
fee, au, made IN effort Ia appear that
she was still cool and confident. Ihrn
shr turned and said TO me. Yes. We
have heard much bad news. our allies
have turned traitors nj: r"mcmhrrth"y
will W: receive the traitors reward.
The Countess If E;idur:t IS a very cool
and VOL balanced woman and OBJ
served that she do not Join cnthuSHS'
ideally with M" duchess III her emo
is!I threat.
81" simply bowed. but mad" no reply
/ Then addressing IN" Duchess Sic m
formed h..r ;h..t IT," Empress wished
! her Ii accompany her /" her father
presence. III" duchess let 'lnm"u'a'"
Is. while the Countess r"H"un"d IN III
room with ne. VIII W.! acquainted
! with tn" Countess rs III tn" past ll'r'
! had h""n man! OCCASIONS Whch We H''
| exchanged cunfId"nr"S. ASKED nor II
! il was tru.. that III" Kaiser hnd come
/ 10 Wi,h"ln3sSho- with especially pAt
news SIN. WIS very angry towards
Austria So angry ;h"t Sh" could nara
~ cuut;'u hrrSrii. S&'' sal" lha' I'M
! Emu.ror and his starr mad received di
! rect notice from N!"unH /" IN" effect
hat Austria. was about 10 81, for pc;lc'
/ yrna-a;oly from Germany. Til" t.mpcr"'
mad finally realized 'hat Ia" Central At
lance was about TO ~ :" pieces an'
! that U;trmany'S Tat hung ~ HAIR.
Blancs ths Austrian Empress.
"rh. tr"achrry uf III" Empress o.
! Austria Is in ;h" bottom 81 n! th'+.
! she exclaimed. "'rhr Empress 81 Aus
i tr.a hated Germany . t'-"n tho hrEin
n.ug sh" WAS rru-Ai!y and ~ last Hh'
! !!as, b:riish, uh"Lt oar ram. Sh" *a!".
/ could not help observing IA" uh'r
/ my efficiency ~ our uiilr'ui iD;nFiha
+ ton hurr;lu. l'ur.ng M .h@i I'VE
months ar SO In" authorities Aad n""i
giving uHi news r'Sa:'!.nE me coming
'r..,..hrry o. "Tr allies and preparing
IN. ,;"rrmau puhiI, I" h"!.''" inAt gu
j. coming collapse should =" ;t'r'""'''
NOR. ,o ih.. yarI"'iS i!",'h"ri"S q! "u
, rn.n,,.,. ;.iil.< jf.au !" IN" military an'
, nn!i,naI Mr!ud,rs a. CTR own cavern
.n,.u; AMI general staff.
~. .'r,lu;..,s ~ Elh"rffs "Hi''t"H
. ,.i.iru lid moi ..N',mi hny"ld the r'rT""
! .n,rirt,,.., Il the. i'.:!r.. aud :" did n"
! uu.siiun h"r rraS"nimES.
Il, w. tn" EInpr"s~ 49, AUSTRIA ma
1--we y .l,,!uian. wh" Indu''"i TSar F"rdi
uorJ ID surrender ~ thar IN" r"a'
,,,.:,IL I.a rr,r far 'hr Allied armies =
. .uyr,p,u t..r:,i"r:." >h,. tu'i III" ser
uuSlH.
The Austrian Empress Writes Bit
! ter Letter.
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canning "a w h,ir h"" ~. ka,s''r lia'
,..,.,>r,! = i,;t... iruru ia" Austrian I'm
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