The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

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sheT wgis rvpaasase hsan "A sscal A be
frsrns back. Tssy viii seessgna hscn n
traasnrA. hus win nos tolerate hssm In
aafsss. THE kHttRr hsrks~af reaaar~s
hat his seaure IL alMee ssg,s ssxsa
vseswy. The war was started fer the
s~ke ~ wswsd sosaansea; IN has hsxn
caa,saaaa sssaesy 10 save the kaiscr's
sArens.
1 Cualalag trfa sech Intimate ana fFse-
aarn, csntars wgSA tho Saasasr, I bad y
waasasrfug cpaogtanlty 10 observe the
rus3t.aas which existed hsswp~n hlta
and his pSsspss.
TIE essasaucs a the psepie ssnrw the
var assuxyas No safe criterion II vlAxgr
normal views aud sen,tspssats. The
srsiyity ut xcywrnnent assuss aaa tine
u.awer ef the tnx,area press ererSea
such n great inisaeaee 90 the fs~sgngs
Of the peasA.s that any outward xxns
of enfhassastn which they ssEssslsyeA
sauxt h~ literally discounted The
demonstrations An favor Of the ksIssg
xra hss leaders ssncp the war have
b-.n ussr~ or hess artificial the crowd
being worked up hv xoySranssu, agents
and the press accounts have invariably
MA xnigsssa them. Betosa the war. how.
eyxr whatever neriasra the kaiser re-
esiy~a from the uahsie cane sranta.
ne,usiy. sna was fur that reason az
greater xgnsyicanea
know that Whenever the kslS~g
called q. my Office great crowds ssth.
cred outsaas 10 catch a glItapse al him
whoa hs cams cut They waltcs, ia.
identity. sometimes for as laag as an
hour. for the SAX. IT greeting their
eul,~r,r. Their conduct Oh these ae.
gaxluas shewt~s very Ylnimsy that he
had a strunx held nn their affections.
The kaiser WINS their Idol. and they
were ready 90 suffer any Inconvenience,
for the sake Of aogas HAM heassr.
Il was customary fur classes IS
school childrea to be taken 10 the TIER
Fart~m fFwsn 'tfaTss ii sfrne IL stnty ttt
groups Of statues Of the halsers as-
/ ees;oru In the S.eges Alice, They usual.
! Ii passe,l nay hastse ca their way 10
sas.As ss.is, ssaHs,ss IN l~is. .ssagss,,.
Isinass, when the kaiser was ni my
hogs.e, / have ssen these children halt
I'd Ia fruat u the place 10 avail, TIE
.mperur's departure. their teachers, no
doubt, feeling that the youngsters
would gain greater inspiration from
a aevtsng GLIMPSE Of the living non.
arch than they could possibly derive
from prolonged study Of the statues
Of bis departed ancestors.
Most Of my patients knew that tho
kaiser visited the, and shey never tired
OF asking questions about him, II vas
almost impossible 10. them 10 believe
that thsy were 10 have the privilege OF
sitting In the very chair which their
kaiser bad occupied.
"Dces the kaiser actually SIT In this
very chairY' they wonld aaa In incFvsi+
alous tones "isoes he ever talk about
snythlngs Please tell me what he said
the last time he was here"
A Rew German Office stri whom had
engaged attracted the kass*r's asfef-
non, and BIZ was gracious enouRh Ia
shake hands with her. After he had
left the giri held cot tho hand the kai-
ser had graspcti ard said she wouldn't
wash II for a week
Just 10 think, this hand has grnsped
the kaisers hand When tell ny
I family >sA~ai Il thssras 'hey wrss's Assss
lseve II 7!
The fae, that the kaiser condcScend
"a 10 Acknowledge the plaadits NJ bis
people by a salute or N wave of the
hand was cited ~ proof Of HIS era.
ciouNnc~s and Kindness their gos; was
smiling on them, and their gratifiea.
ton was overwhelming.
To maintain this state of vpuera,ion
was naa az the kalSarx PRINCIPAL ,on.
Germs That was why he never NJ.
reared Ia public excep, In fall uniform !.