Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

WO days ht~r 1"rr tHr"'
mann and hts colleagues ar
rived at williainShoe, During
tho-o two days tho emperor
behaved nhnormal,y. ilH nnticiph'
ton ~ this meeting With his more
subjecls seemed to M him with alb
jcct terror once I heard him argue
with Prince MaN about Herr
Soh.ldrnann and his colleagues In
territorial arrogance. | heard the
emperor shout. "ft should not take
those rebels more than - hours In
reach hero. They ara consulting
iheir party leRders'"
Ana 40 doubt they are" replied
Prime. Ma, st.rnly Then turning
10 tho emperor he said. willie I'M,
when You sent Tor Herr Hchaide'
mann and hi- colleagues I, was not
for those three civilians that you
sent You sent for them ar tho rec
ornl-ed leader. ~ their party u
II therefore prnper that they should
consult their people Prince Mas
remarks inHen-ed tho emperor still
moro but he made no reply.
A NEVER TO M rOR.
GOTTEN DAY.
To tho end OF my life shall re-
memhor the day on which tho three
socialists arrived AZ Willlamrhoc A
Telegram reached the palace earlier
from Schcid~uwnn Informing tho en-
pcror that ho and his friends would
arrive there Mt two o'clock In the
afternoon In tho morning the en- d.
peror rose later than usual, and did
not alt at his breakfast until 10
o'clock. Aner breakfast, which End
cd shortly After n O'Clock M won't
for n stroll with Ludendorff IN the
garden and At about - o'clock they
returned ana sitting on the terrace
smoked diligently Hc wan r'ill
wearing his undress uniform ~ the
Deaths Head Hussars. which he had
bsen wearing since his arrival at the
Gchiosa.
n was setting near lunch time
whom Prince Max Joined he emper-
or ana General IAidendorn at the
terrace, After the usual csohanse
Of greetings tho emperor aKnslled
10 mo To bring moro cigars. did
90 ana was furnishing llsht tn Prince
MaH when he addressed tho emperor
ryins, "wilhelr,. you have very NJ
tle ums I change your attire be-
fore you meet Herr Bcheidsmann
and his colisaGues." Prince Max
himself was Garbed In a common
civilian suit. 0sner~l Ludendorff
he was not 70 take part IN the coun-
oil anyway. Tho socialist deputies
had made that condition. They
would not meet tho military men
The Emperor made no reply hut
AFTER q few moments rose and LEFT
OenssAi Lndendorff and Prince MAJ
on the tsrrAncs and went towardA
the palace. followed him.
ANXIUrY WAnks WITH
TTE KAIal1l
A sou9 curl6or on che ssoUnd f,or
Of the palace runs from the emper-
or's smoking and iounsinH rooms to
the apartments Of tho Duohess Of
brunswick. which 10 connected with
the apartmsnts OF tho kaiserin al
The ss'rsm: END fcl'cSsd the .m :
Rsspins .Sou, Is or or 70 70 foe, d..
tant. I thought no was bound 10 tho
kaissrin's apartment. and that ON
reaching the threshold he would
turn and disrnins me- Hut on reach
Ing the other end of the corridor
ne turned and started hack. I stood
at attsutkUu and sill expected 10 be
dismisssd. But he did not sesm 20
~ me, or did not tAks notice Of mo.
He walked back 10 the door Of his
smoking room. And then aSuin
turning rstraced his stcpa realised
that hs was eotng Ia walk hack and
forth through the entire i~nGth of
the long corridor. And he did. For
half an hour he walked hack ana
forth. his sass fixed on tho floor,
neither looking TO tho right or i~ft.
dead 10 everything about him. Hev,
erNi times servanta appcar~d at the
corrfdor but withdrew umidly. Three
ladies In. waiting had startsd FROM
ths Duohess Of Brupswick's apart
uisut ana wer~ about To orow the
tsnuth OF tho CORRIDOR but On scc-
ing ths smpsror In this strange
mood, they also r~tired IN haste.
myWsif took my attention at ths en-
trance OF the Duchess writing room
end stood At attcution ~ often ~
the emperor paHsed me
During all THE time tho knisw N
end her daughter, the Dioil~~s OF
brunswick, were IN tho garden.
Presently they returned, and srrins
the enperor walking up aud Down
the corridor. talking to hims.lf In a
very excited condition, thcy APP
preached him. Ito waved them
aade, Hut the Duchess did not taxi
notice OF tho cmperor's dismissal of
thcm, She spoke TO her father, sny.
Ing. What In tho matter, fnthar
have you heard moro bad newrr"
The empctor suddenly stopped AM
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