XIV--DINNER WITH GENERAL VON BISSING

_Berlin, August 2d._

Our last night in Brussels we dined with General von Bissing. The

dinner, for some peculiar reason, was given for us.

The hall was filled with officers. One very glorious-looking person

took me in charge and introduced each man to me. They clicked their

booted heels together and kissed my hand. This audience over, the

Governor appeared. He is seventy-two and looks sixty. His face is stern

yet not unkind....

I asked Von Bissing if he approved of suffrage, and he said: "Never! It

is something terrible for women."...

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