BREAD OF AFFLICTION.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3778, 2 May 1919, Page 1

BREAD OF AFFLICTION.

HOW THE KAISER FARES AT AMERONGEN.

The Hague. Contrasting the ex-Kaiser's inodo of living at Amerongen with tho wretched conditions generally prevailing among his former subjects in Germany, tho Volksfreund, of Brunswick, reproduces tho daily menu of the imperial exile. It is as follows: — Early breakfast: New rolls, biscuits, eako and fresh butter. Two or three cakes and pastry, fresh fruit, red and Second breakfast: Soup, fish, meat, poultry, sweet omelets, butter and cheeso, -white wine. Dinner: Soup, fish, roast beef or mutton, poultry or game, vegetables, cakes and pastry, fresh gruit, red and white wines, coffee, and liqueur brandy. "Poor, poor, half-starved would-bo Caesar 1" exclaims tho Volksfreund.