Memoirs of Mde Blowitz . ^ and never let it be known. No; I have always told things when no imperativeobligation prevented my doing so. I have always told mypaper and my readers all that I knew, because they had aright to know^ it. And I maintain that journalists whoare silent when they could speak fail in their duty to thepaper vvhich they are supposed to ser\e and in their. SILVER STATUE, REPRESENTING TELEGRAPHIC CORRE-SPONDENCE, GIVEN TO M. DE BLOWITZ ON HISRETIREMENT, BY THE PARIS CORRESPONDENTSOF ALL FOREIGN PAPERS. DECEMBER iS, iqo2 HOW BISMARCK RETIRED 303 duty to the public for whom th
Memoirs of Mde Blowitz . ^ and never let it be known. No; I have always told things when no imperativeobligation prevented my doing so. I have always told mypaper and my readers all that I knew, because they had aright to know^ it. And I maintain that journalists whoare silent when they could speak fail in their duty to thepaper vvhich they are supposed to ser\e and in their. SILVER STATUE, REPRESENTING TELEGRAPHIC CORRE-SPONDENCE, GIVEN TO M. DE BLOWITZ ON HISRETIREMENT, BY THE PARIS CORRESPONDENTSOF ALL FOREIGN PAPERS. DECEMBER iS, iqo2 HOW BISMARCK RETIRED 303 duty to the public for whom they are supposed to beworking. This said, I return to my story. When Count J\llinster, who had not asked for secrecy,saw in the Times of June 30, 1881, the account ofPrince Bismarcks resignation which he had relatedto me, he did not at first show any signs of displeasureor of surprise. He did not offer the slightest protest. His displeasure only commenced three or four dayslater, when he received some cuttings from Germanpapers criticising in disagreeable terms his displeasure was transformed into serious annoyancewhen the cuttings were followed by letters from friendsof Prince Bismarck, written in the most angry andthreatening terms. The Ambassador then, and not until then, weighedthe importance of the words he had uttered, and wasanxious about the cons
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