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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

10 Oct 1922

Page 18

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1922

Page

18

Wandering Tales Of Czarist Follies And Polite Ironies

An anecdotal reminiscence recounts a summer visit by Freiherr von Sternburg to the Spala hunting lodge in Poland and a German gamekeeper's tale of deer feeding delays. It then shifts to portraits of officials like Herr von Podbielski and Minister Moller, contrasting Russian misrule with Prussian administration, and notes ongoing political reflections under Chancellor Bulow.

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Rominten Spala Poland Freiherr von Sternburg Edze Sternburg Black Sea St. Petersburg Spain Prince Bulow Mme. Durnovo Imperial Postal Department Herr von Podbielski Stephan Ziethen Hussars Nicholas I Holy Synod Count Protassoff Moller Bielefeld Hintzpeter Bulow Reichstag Herr von Puttkamer Frederick Prince Bischarck Agricultirs Freiherr von Schorlemer Herr von Schorlemer Germany Deagh Herr von Schlorsemer Midus Beneficies Labora Freiherr von Hovel Joachimsthal Schorfheide Freiherr Speci Ie von
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Reminiscences on German Education and State Reform

Ex Emperor recalls school system faults and reform efforts while praising English legal penalties and German forestry leadership. He critiques philology dominated curricula, laments lack of German civic pride, and credits ministers like Miquel Scholz and von Puttkamer. He highlights the role of forestry chiefs and the Empress’s influence, and reflects on wartime German virtue and leadership.

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American Comments on the Memoirs by the Kaiser and His Regime

The Kaiser discusses his interest in German education and reform of schooling toward practical, adventurous citizens. He praises loyal ministers, condemns reliance on old philology, and endorses Chamberlain's Foundations of the Nineteenth Century. The excerpt ends with notes on law, finance, forestry, and Russia anecdotes.

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Germany Czar Nicholas Houston Stewart Chamberlain Treitschke Bernhardt
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Well Known Detective to Enter Private Detective Firm

Springfield reports Captain Frank W. Quilty head of the police detective bureau resigns to join a private detective concern. He began on the force in 1911, moved to detective work soon after, and led the bureau since 1917 after Captain J. F. Boyle’s resignation.

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Springfield Frank W. Quilty William J. Quilty J. If. Boyle
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