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Show By Universal Service. LONDON", Dec. 8. "Allied and American Ameri-can newspapers most unfairly depict mo as deficient here" touching his forehead fore-head "but I'm not so dense. 1 :mi as sharp as any of them, and 1 pride mv.eir on heiiif? ;l sportsman of the best English En-glish type." Friedrkh Wilheim, cx-crown prince of Prussia, ts quoted ihus.hv ;i spo'-jal cor-respondent cor-respondent of the Hailv Slirror who interviewed in-terviewed him tu his exile in II-.Mik) "It's a very lonely lifV, bciiiK interned on this Island. I would mi'ch "prefer ho-in ho-in interned m Knhmd," the form-.-r heir to the German and I'russian thrones con- (iiiued. To relieve this loneliness he "inix-ps" Willi t he nutc-h farm workers, drinks beer and plays cards and billiards with them, plays with children and chats with their mothers; during fits of melancholy melan-choly he has novels read to. him. " For an hour every day he parades up and down his bedroom, dressed in full mililary uniform, uni-form, -Iniitatim; Napoleon. Then he chiines to civilian clothes and plays the fiddle or the concertin:i. "America and the ;illies." the correspondent corre-spondent quotes the ex-crown prince as savins, "must sr ml starving Germany food and nmeliorale the armistice terms. They must, stop kit-kins a fallen foe, or ,i',0'ii0iul Germans will rise asain and the terrible experience of this war will be repealed." The kaiser's eldest smi wore a white sweater, a leather motor jacket and yreon riil ins breeches ;ind ICL-sinss. He has had his L'harlic (Chaplin mustadip shaved off. tiie correspouden t remarked. "Germany would hold out her friendship to tlmse with whom she has been al war as I do to yon." said Juried rich Ail-iielm. Ail-iielm. 1 hrust ini; out his hand lo I he correspondent cor-respondent tn shake. "For four years the Germ a n people have st rn i; tried alon with InsniTIciMit foul. T fee! Ktnv. as tliinr alreadv are in such had stale. th;il a t er.rible ca la m 1 1 y is im nen d in a. Genoa ny in est hae food. or sta rva tiori and anarchy will ?nr-My come. The armistice, lerms are crushins. i "To keep kick'iiL,- a fallen foe is no'. jd;iyiii5 t he prame." j |