HARDLY EVER SPEAK,

Grey River Argus, 14 October 1912, Page 7

HARDLY EVER SPEAK,

KAISER AND CROWN PRINCE. RELATIONS VERY MUCH, ■ ■•■■;■ •■ STRAINED, „■■--,■:■ EMPEROR DISAPPROVES OF ■ SON'S COMPANIONS. / LONDON,. Sept. 29. The delations, between the" German Emperor and the' Crown. Prince are decidedly strained just now as- indeed they /have been' tor soirie time past. In giving publicity to the "scandal one of the Berlin dailies, the- "Tajreblatt, "■ ' declares that : the Kaiser and his son and ./heir hardly ever speak to reach other. They; : do not even, correspond with each other, any.com- ; munication that, one may .have to make to tlie other being through the medium of Court officials. 1 Alt the trouble has been brought about by Prince Friedrich's choice of ■companions of : whom his august father does not approved The last occasion on'"'. which, the Kaiser emphasised his displeasure, at the of the Price was when he declined to attend tlie festivities; held in honour of the latter's birthday;