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1815 BISMARCK'S CEN TENARY 1916.
(fly W. L. Courtney in The Daily Telegraph of April 1st.),
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The whole of Cerung was in a forment. Berimante "Powers should work shir ba and on all sides she hoanỉ thể cy for a midler Írały was a ta le a deerssury ally, koo Constitution, Parliamentary govern. (hub for a different pauso TY, Thera could ment, and the orgagisation of Kiermanie, be no hope that the saefus enmities be- anity. The princes of the savings (ier, ; tvorů Rene ani Viruas Youll by miti.. nn States were in a position to waist (inted, hit at load Bdy could be euts the movement, and a national Parlias į broiler with France, and evenit serves na ment was suminoued to meet si Frank-a set-off. against Fresh hostility, En- On April 1. 1885, when Bismarch wis 70 years of age, William I. wrote him at. The result, however, was moed, deed, is a matter of fact disarion bes letter of congratulation.
The promoters of tween Italy and France at egro' armus, He pointed ent
Ungly disappointing, how grateful the German people were to the movement to doubt hoped that awing to the ambition of bath countries the atoman who had creared the tick Gorman State would rise, very much in North Africa, Austria, on the other man Empire, and how wmply fisuarkCanadian Dominion or South Africa hand, had a natura; suspicion of Ruvis, has arisen, out of the welding together Hence it was alike her interest and hear himself hard earned, the approbation the reiguing house, You know, myof separate communities. But the Frank-safety to be embraced in the Triplo ibare, Coal and
dene Prince," The old. King premalol to General Brokers.whidence in son and entertain the most any," that shall always have the fullest sincere affection sad the warmest gati
With these sentimente I at this luster wil remia even beyond the grave, your grateful truly devoted Emperor and King." It would have been impresible for Willed II. to have written a letter like this: first, because he had not the samãe cas perience which his grandfather possessed, of all that Flameck bad dom "ir, the
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fort Parliament was like this Bussian Alves. For sorge time Banorek even It was played with the idea that Clevat Nitain Data at its parler stages,
pematical body; it had no insinet for could en into the Triple Alliance. political questions; is waste!" its time But he never trustel this country, anin- And the totally because his clear and resoluto intel in theergrical argumente. reft was that a Liberal movsept of ligonen saw that this polies of this a large extent at the great pine came to an end, and that country with to men slowly beg to rilise that the murcy of its Parliament; and its Pa only hops for German wuity was the promo was reprecatative of a demo- ponderance of a singla State, either Juscrap with which Germany, as a military | tris of Prussia.
and autokratio Power, could have της sympathy.
WISMARCY'S CHANCE.
The was Bismarck's chance, in 1802,
foundation of maler Cermany, and, ln that your he becam chiol minister sondly, berme the prosent hai the Pursian frown, and slowly ne
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to be ruled. No longer was
1
Of Bussla, however, Bismarck always had a suret fear. He was very untion: that nothing should segur in the relations
wh he enre to the throne, hul fet quired a soutmiling and longimant between Berlin and Petrogul to spact a different conception of how his king. in the linetion of Prussimi" policy. By the friendship between the tab. E
(rasbund" is. Pauservațiva and a meastionary, pegas, le impresed this view on the
Wiliana Kall the itate to be indebted to the pruder he had mathy with Tiral icla, mind of hia siest master.
The objset to which he directed all his|elearly on wffectively that the agel goardianship mal farmving dişlernary of
efforts was the firm establishment of a munch on his death-bed) Ta, sagnosed a Minister, however eminent; B wa ta be wholly in the half the Emprusian hezexas, which should incor- to have left to his inheritors alem
porate within itself all the clements jiujņution to keep the penne between himself, an Batterit responsible only in
Thi" was Bi THE Codersigned have received instruc-hi, a divinely appanted proteer originally destined to form a German Chenang and Russ
tions to sell by Public Auction,
the untional interest. As every state. The various steps in the dwelge murak's system of this insummer.
ment of Bismarck's divy ar well Although slowly allied with Austria, he j how, Wilhelm II. bad vndy reignedh sous two years when he disinived Bi. own, a well as the spirit in which rep, meto a secret agreement with the The great North yn Fanpirs só as to rendée his own marek, dipped the pikest," and costar, they wren empried out. mised to in the shif State with guestions," he ones to the Prussian country doably safe. Other points of Diet, “ares tõi ba settled, not by speeches his policy were limited by the comitions his W hands. Varices indieutions.
que and great, hul revealed the fact and majority rowhitings, but by blood of the ineff a representative zi iron," Honceforth "Liced wht iron the Funker party, who were mainly àgti. of a grave difference between the ponci hame the moth of bi politial sys-culturida, ho was, perhaps, meri
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P of the wame King sai hisa tem. His first step, in 1863, was deterested in securing rallitary depolam At the val of it the thun in providing for the economic and of Germany, 7luchies of Schleswig and Holstein wees ecommercial developili ni On view from Monday Yoon, the induced to abide at his post. But paced from Depanark, the former le was pop hatione & his native cons 19th May.
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the man had other views. From
412 to be the Emperor. It is not give
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his standpoint, so far no Cormany wasted to gre nents without an alterier concerned, Binarik's marog was ended,
and the only ander, de Isto and de jury, purpose, and the reason why the twoeritably embroil her with Englust. Neg doch were thus placed inder separate yet was hi wholly sympathetic with the control was becase it was tolerably obervation of a German cavy, which, in rious that friction would nrise, and there the absence of coloping, could handy bobende. Bismarck's system of double bound to assail the interests of other lysts, Pismutek was brutal, fore an opportunity, would be granted condidered a necessity, On both these insurance kept not only Austria as an nations, gradually led them to plower bearing, uuscepulous, Bub Be was M genius. ses preserved the quarrel between the two kingdoras, latter points the len of the presentally, bet protected Germany from any relations with one another, in order to spirit of his methods, had not inherit which aspired to the endship of Ger. Kuiser Wilhelm II, were radically xt four of the Northern Empire. When oppose a tyrant who threatened them mary"--"The-szennd stup, therefore, www variance with-hivo: The vinet be Wilhelm came to the throne, ou of the fall. Germany as the foremost military his ability
Many circumstance concurred to make taket in 1880--a war with Austria, which tween the two men was practically in-eartiest events was the cancelling of this Power in Europe might be tolerated, or
ended with the decisive Prussian victory |evitable.
Secret understanding with Bussia. Doubt-perhaps kapt in its place; but Germany Fibo differences betwen the Sovereign
Bismarck
less he was to some extent guided by the as the bully of Europe, and the arrognat of Königgrity. and the stutesmaa irreconeille. For-
Given the one side an ambitions, notarious suspicion and dislike of Russia claimant of World Empire, rapidly be- observers looked with nifest alarm lenient to his conditions of peace to Aus-
But what was enme a public danger. The difference a contingencich which seethed now for tria. new were for purposes of his own, hothended young man, who knew little entertaines by Austria.
for he wanted to secure. if not, the or nothing of the struggles of the olther the result? In 1801 the first Franus exactly corresponds to the interval be the first time to be revealed, both in the character of Wilhelm II. n in friendship, at all event the neutrality Germany, but whose mital was intuned Russian Treaty was sigued, and every tween Bismarck, an unscrupulous genius. with modern livleis of what Germany year s stablishment of botter and his ancersson, equally unscrupulous, the future development of the Genhan of Vienna in his text campaign. St. The real fart was that Germany 1970 the Prussia statenght should do or should not do in the com- relations between Paris and Petrograd. but not so happily inspired. herself had arrived at the parting of the about the war between Germany States norwesth of nations, given on the To that was subsequently added the En- ways. Up to the time of Ismarck's and France, and, after the capture of other hard a somewhat stem, hard-tente with Great Britain. The beg Drawing Room Suite, Bedroom Furni-ismil her internal evolution and her Paris, in January, 1871. the mater and bitten staan, grown old in years and mony of Germany involved in the Triple kuro, Dicing Room Furnitare, Armchairs position of supremacy in Europe wore the important Stakes of Gormacy agreed experience, who had presided over his Alliance leparted, and hul to be shared
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serious clash between temperaments proplet of blood and iron naturally and principles and ideals. Slowly the drewiel a situation in which Germany Road, close to the Ferry. gan to aspire to the position not merely
So, in the course of some tex yours truth dawned on Bismarck's mind that, could be attacked of a European, but of & world power. Burek bad achieved his ambition, where he had been the one accesary was precisely what the policy of the In order to understand how this.develop-
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One of the result of the Congress of in Europe. Tu numerous conversations Le in many respects antithetical to his "ticity naturally made the Fatherland Vienna of 1815 was the formation of a recorded by Dr. Moritz Busch we can own. The Katser's own father was under think about rolozies. Hence came the TOW. ON-To Let TWO WELL Germanic Consederation, including lands dieover how Bistattek's_mind was work. no illusions about, his' succRKKUT. Hedemuix-for Germany's place in the FURNISHED ROOM in good outside the bourxiaries of modern Ger- ing. No one believed more than he did said of his oldest won that he was foam." al in the partition of Africa. locality with cook house, etc. Immediata' many, with Austria as its chief data theoretically-in the Balance of Power: ) experienced, catreinely bountiful and self. Teutonių ambitions were, we will not say possession. Rental 835. per month. and its undisputed head. Izarmuch as no co worked more vigorouslysta secure | crinesited, á tean who wanted to do xative, but at all events staged, by
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ountry. The German Confederation accordawe with these ideas was finally lasted, in one folion or another, with completed in 1882 the Triple Alliance out having very much to its credit, for between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and he is simply longing with his whole heart some fifty years,
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We have now got a long way from the simpler outlines of the Bismarcklan ro- Thus; two different concurrent reasons gime, and the difference is exactly inc made, the year that succeeded 1990 sured by the emergences of Wait-politik. insricham between the Germany of Partly, no doubt, il development was a the old William and that of his grand. natural and an inevitable one, but the Hon. There was art the temperament truculence with which it was carried of the new monarch, one that brooked no out, the ostentatious challenge to Great opposition, and who claimed to be his; Britain, the animosity shown against own Foreign Minister. But there was ¦ France, especially in relation to Morocco also the great change that had passed these were to a large extent the con over Germany itself, economically and tributions which the Kaiser's own per socially The population of the empire scriality made to the history of his own in 1871 was 11,000,000. Twenty years country. Let us add one other touch, Inter It was 05,000,000. And the populo and the picture is well-nigh completo. Lion was very differently dizibiei. Ia The progress of Fan-Teutonism involved a 1970.47 per cent of the working popula growing acerbity towards, it great rival tion werp occupied with agriculture; in in Turopo-Pan-Sierism. Side by side A Kimberling Road, Coun
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