The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Berlin. Aus IA Boersen Courier
telegram from Zurich announces the put
ting Up OF the bauns Of Prince Joachim
AIbrecht Of Prussia and the divorced
Baroness Won -Lieben5erg. From this Il
would appear that the romance. which
has passed through many strange vicissi-
tudes. is 20 be brought 70 The couveu-
JionaI happy conclusion before the altar
The prince, who is a grandson OF The
brother Of the hrst Emperor. son Of the
late regent Of Brunswick. nephew OF
Count William HoEenau and cousin of
the present Emperor. was a couple Of
years ago a familiar figure in Berlin
He was an officer in one OF the guard
regiments which form the garrison OF
the capital and was On duty al the
warchEoUse with Count CUno Won NolJke
when the burgonasJer Of Kopenick was
consigned tHi-her By the shoemaker
Voigt- Il was. however. particularly In
places OF amusement theaters. restau-
rants. and public Gancing rooms that the
handsome young prince was most fire.
queltiy noticed by the public. and he
won the reputation Of being a cavalier
Of very conspicuous gaEantry-
Falls in Love with Actress
About this time he was much seen in
the company Of Marie Sulzer. a young
actress attached 70 the Trianon Theater.
a diminutive playhouse which speciaIizes
IN adaptations from French Earces- The
woman il question. Il should be mention
ed. enjoyed great esteem among her col
leagues and was marked by a certain
sweetness Of disposition rather than by
special physical beauty Her meetings
with tEs prince became more frequent.
and one day il was learned that she had
been 10 London with him and had there
been married lE his presence 10 Baron Won
Lteb--5erE- Az, l-lpecIr-1us Austrian no
b-euan-
No secret was made OF the fact that
this was intended 10 be as marriage only
in name that The bridegroom had under
taken 20 supply without delay the evi-
de-ce necessary 10 secure q divorce with
judgment against himself. and that the
sole object Of the ceremony was 10 pro
vide the woman with a title which would
make her a fitting mate for H0henzol-
Iern prince
The publicity given 70 the affair how
ever. suspended the fulfIlmeu- or the
plan FOR the Emperor E1re-vane5- trans
[e-re5 the prince ~ the colonial troops.
and had him shipped of O Southwest
Africa. 70 assist I'm the suppression Of the
rising. Which was still draEgilg on there.
But love which laughs az Io1EsIiIls.
nowadays thinks nothing OF an Atlantic
voyage. and il was not long before the
5an-shed prince was Joined IN his exile
by the lady Of his heart Moreover when
he returned 70 Germany he showed not
the slightest inclination % tire OF her
destinations Finally the Emperor took
the drastic step of diSmlss5cg him from
the army without the right 20 wear uni
form
Obtains Her Divorce.
But Prince Joachim A-b-ech- was little
5Iscgrce-ted. and went OF travelling with
his baroness Meanwhile. unanttcipatsd
obstacles 10 the divorce had presented
themselves Both Baron Won Liebzn5erg
and his lawful spouse being OF Catholic
faith. they were excluded as austrian
citizens. from the possibility OF divorce
The only thing 10 be done was for the
husband 10 acquire Hungarian citizenship.
This he did. and "a decree OF divorce was
pronounced against him a few days ago
al Budapest