UNCEASING MISERY.

Taihape Daily Times, 10 November 1917, Page 2

UNCEASING MISERY.

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He then told me he was president of a largo electrical company. Of" course, with tcT he would have answered that he* yvas presidr cut of the electrical company, but, being a German, he simply his caste without going into details. It is a curious thing on the registers of guests in a German summer resort to see Mrs. Manufactory-Proprietor »Schultze, registered with Mrs Landrat Schwartz, and Mrs. Secojid-Lieutenant von Bing! Of course, there is no doubt as to the relative social positions of Mrs. Manufactory-Proprietor ScTiultze and Mrs. Second-Lieutenant von Bing. Mrs Manufactory Proprietor Sehultze may have a steam yacht and a tiara, an opera box, and ten million marks. She may be an old lady noted for her works of charity. Her husband may have made discoveries of enormous value to the human race, but she will always be compelled to take her place 'behind Mrs. Second-Lieutenant von Bing, even if the later is only seventeen yeaio old. Of course, occasionally officers of the army and navy condescend to marry into the merchant caste, and if a girl has a choice of three equallyattracting young men, one a doctor earning 10,000 dollars a year; one a manufacturer, earning the same amount, and one an army officer with. a "von" before his name with 3000 dollars a year, there is no hesitation on her part. She takes the noble and the army officer. For years all the highest official positions of the Government have been held by members of the Prussian noble class. When Zimmermann, of a substantial family in East Prussia, but not of noble birth, was made Foreign Minister the most intense surprise was exhibited all over Germany at this innovation.