The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

III t@ON
the prince" replied MuIdheim: 'you
must talk to me-"
The crown prince win see you"
be said after a few minutes In the
Thluse.
A vas usncrca ln.o n living room
aifnpiy. comfortably furnished. FREQ
erich Wilhelm entertained a minute
later ndNanced toward me with ut
stretched hand and welcomed me
warmly
Al the heels was a huge Australian
kangaroo hound.
1871 down and make yourself COM
Portable" he said IN good English. Il
viii ialk to you about anything but
politica.
-You visited your father at Amer
onEen recently; tell me something
about 'him.' l said.
Before rcpiying he walked across
the room % the mantle.
Here n his picture. he has chang
~ sonic, hasn't he ?" Frederick Wit
heim observed. handing me q recent
photograph % the ex-kaiser and ex-
kaI serin.
lhe kairer's appearance s&as quite
dit than Ia pictures recently
snapped hy a Dutch photographer. In
thrse pictures the kaisers full beard
auT cared unkempt and he had a hag-
gard and cnreworn look.
IN this picture he looked better.
TO right and left we're pictures Of
tho Kaiser and kaiserin before the
war. also a picture 90 the crown
p%rincees hoifing her daughter. this
surrorruded by Individual, pictures OF
sons ~ The young couple.
1fclps Edtr Bufstrn
"F1 her has suffered greatly since
arriytag at Amcrengcn." said the ex-
N..mA "a -
ne has lost weight, but he has not
mo Nher. although not IN the best
Of health. helps him bear tho burden
MY mother q an adorable woman.
and nol sody can help loving her.
My fhthcr win not see newspaper
ptcn. Occasionally he will see trusted
friends. Hundreds OF correspondents
have treed ~ interview him. without
~sftrcfas. Two dressed as officers.
tried TO rush past the guard, but were
stopped. one American has tried 20
interview him every day fcF a year.
"fath ir e%Hcrcises mainly By saving
wiied and walking.
The day will coine when history
VIII pro Ne my father was a noble
utr. u1fd hts Intentions always di-
vet tei toward peaceful development
~ his aountry and the welfare OF
gsflnd.7
A""| NNE WNAANNE "iNNNEu NNN Two
niec - 81 wood sawed hy his father.
on O. ue was the Inscription. zone OF
10000 nlecar"
i'Wh a1 20 you expect 70 return to
fatmnrA 2" questioned.
That is something ! cannot tell
vun. but when ! DO re b. W.. he as "a
private q Hzen, 20 live ana work on
estate ana help rebuild my eoun-
thinS tho United states mus,
bear the ~ un of Tho work Of world
rceousfrtfli on.
M can : eip tho world by aiding
Europe, and ala Europe by assisting
socks Amsh4oan Money.
This can - done by ioaplng money
70 Germany snd investing capital In
her Industries.
Normal conditions ammo, return
10 Germany unsu she ls able 90 re-
sumo commercial relations with other
cDuntrieH.
N feel certain that yorr country
being practical and sensible, Will not
believe all the things that have been
spread through propaganda against
Friends In America who know me
personally know better.
81 hope. now that tho war n over,
The common sense az america VIII
again 20 friendly citations be-
iWocn the VI countries.
"Mnr should not continue along
commercial and economical lines, and
she propaganda ~ hate and SANDER
should be stopped.
"Mhan normal ooIHh dOns &C.
tursi I lpupc To- visit ynur country.
A. wouLi especially iHners~t me %
'st@ your great industrial enter
prisia
N have always "a great Interest