THE EX-KAISER
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(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLB ASSOCIATION.) NEW YORK, 12th June (delayed). A New York Times correspondent who visited Amerongen, reports: "For two hours I watched the former Emperor and ■ Empress sitting in the summer house in the garden at Count Bentinck's castle. I could see them clearly. The ex-Kaiser looked at me, but we did not speak. The lawn and a moat separated us. He was wearing a dark blue'suit and a yachting cap. The ex-Empress was dressed in white, and was reading to the ex-Kaiser from a Rome newspaper. The ex-Kaiser does not ceem to Buffer from -what happened to Germany. The ex-Empress grieves over the fallen fortunes of her country.
Count Bentinok's family seem to think that the Eoyal couple will return to Germany soon. A Dutch professor who visited the ex-Kaiser recently was surprised at the alertness of his mind. He was familiar with what was happening in the scientific world."
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 5
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