Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-05
rContinued from Yesterday

My long years OF service Will 'iie
Kaiser as head of the Imperial
Household have convinced me that
his countless exhibitions of assunp-
ton, injustice, incivility, and brow
beating witnessed day after day, were
not, as the saying is, second natuIe
with him, but that, on the contraIy'
they reflected his true self, the fcai'
unadultcratcd William.
Talking interest in no one, puI
himself. and holding society, ESQ far
as it did not directly contribute to his
momentary comforD as OF no ac-
count, the master sent by PfoVl.
dence into the world, ready pooteu
and spurred to ride" used all men
and all women as beasts of burdeh.
An accident to my carriage once
| caused me to go into Berlin restau
rant not quite up to the standard Oh
Court Society, and there l saw
man who ate just like the haiseF
acts. According to dress ana genera
manner, this individual belonged to
our landed gentry,| subsequently
| learned that he owned seVeral lhou-
sand acres in East Prussia
| His wife and two children poy
of six or seven, and girl of four or
! FIVE were with him at tapie. te'
he ordered dinner for one only-tor
himself-just as the Kaiser, IL ne
was euuipping a yacht, would order
one life preserVer,-the one he was
going to wear. .,.l soun
ono hateful And father ate all
he could ladle up. Then he showed
| the plate across to his wlte' wno
| managed to secure another hsi :.
spoonful, and in her turn pusheo II
before the children. who soppeo up
what was left with bread
WIZ There were similar proceedings
on the Baron's part-yes, indeed ne
was Prussian Baron-when the
fish roast. the vegetables, chicken
and dessert came along. His LORD
shin ate his fill of every course, ana
the hungry three, pairs of eyes aller,
nately fastened on his plate anu
mouth disturbed him no more tnah
wasps do a bronze porker
when he got through the menu
be called for-toothpicks ana cos-
nacs TO settle his stomach, that ms
wife's and children's appetite was
unsatisfied was nothing to MN.
Nor would it be anything 10 .ne
Kaiser. il he were in the Baron
lhnas indeed. I am quite sure Will
liam would have licked the plates
| psiSoi'S
and children.
"rbe Kaiser used to boast that he
was the biggest land owner in Prus-
sia-I am sure he is the biggest hog
in prussia or in the world the late
Queen Louise of Denmark once SAID
| to me. ,,..,. II, lie
and some accident to her mount OF
harness delayed Her Majesty on the
road. William proceeded to ms destl-
nation in the most unconcerned FASH
in. tolfinq his gentlemen. gendarmes
and grooms with him; neither did he
lessen his pace to give his wife a
chance to catch up with the party.
phyeician Predicts consequences OF
Kaiscr's Lust of Blood
As long as 90 years ago. one OF the
Kaiser's own physicians spoke TO me
"The Kaiser's speeches" he said.
"nortcnd an unmistakable craving
for. blood. His constant references 10
war his incessant admonitions TO the
army that it must die for him. MS
| .hominabIe, oft-repeated summons
20 tho soldiers to hold themselves in
roadiness to slaughter their parents,
hrothers. and sisters with gun, sabre.
or lance, show that he is mad for
blood. vt.
over gets the chance To practice what
bc talks so earnestly, pcrsistcntIy and
with such evident gusto.
''I predict that he will not stop at
making war where other great
captains stopped. but that. on the
contrary, he will carry war into civil
ian life. He doesn't hesitate to con-
fess that he is forever thinking up
new horrors of war and he will want
tn sec these hellish concoctions and
inventions at work destroying human
life.
'If he succeeds in launching "The
Day" (and he will launch 1t as soon
as he thinks the proposition a safe
II one for himselD women and children
and old men will be fair game for
him as we'll as the men of the armies
and navies.
"And If he should encounter trou-
BILE at home, he will not hesitate to
shed the blood of our own people in
rivers. His reference to the killing
of parents. mothers and sisters.
which the soldiers must perform if
he says the word, clearly foreshad-
ows that"
HohcnzolIerns' Lust For Blood
Doubtless the kilograms which I