The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
LOUISA
|DDNP|LES MEMOIRS
,.rsign Who Fled From Palace
Will Publish Her
Vindication.
ns VICTIM OF INTRIGUE
a Husband She Deserted Calls
uImself 1.-The Saddest Man
in Europe. +"
4 VICTIM OF INTRIGUE
nv MALCOLM CLARKE.
.AIa To Tim Tribune.

nv MALCOLM CLARKE.
=, Gable to Tho Tribune.
[rpTIN. Aus. 1s.-Princess Louisa is
10 publish her memoirs with n
n indicating herself against the
.,llons TO which certain Incidents In
t,,,.r have given rise. After having
ii The hand Of Ferdinand OF Bull
a ahe was sought in marriage by
,,,eS Augustus and left tho COMPARE
frssdom OF her fathers house at
zrr for the rigid and gloomy court
5,rSen, Tho princess was young and
y spIrits She found her husband
but from the beginning her father
Is King George, conceived q strange
Il Sor her. This may have been due
a norose disposition. but in the main
rvsrrion was excited by people OF the
Il who Intrigued against the princess
"a powerful chapter, entitled u Ac-
n me princess makes q definite
.s sgaInst a nobleman Of the Dres-
toutI, end plainly hints that he was
h In poisoning the mind of the king
sst her
vas in 1902 that the climax came,
Tag threatened his daughter-in-law
Imprisonment In an asylum. and In
N iauer's roof at Salisbury. There
ipy was not accepted by the grand
but the princess was so thoroughly
tfnsd that nothing could induce her
ilrn.
n the end she fed to Switzerland
$r brother. It was only there that
Glun appeared upon the scene. and
<l.r TO cut off all connection with the
lm court. the princess, though inno--
allowed herself 10 be compromised
70 The divorce decree was pro-
~. Such Is the tale which the
=ts has 10 tell in her memoirs, and,
g IGdIeatIon OF the sensation which
Publication may produce. X may be
|fihho that she has already been
1insd With the withdrawal OF her
~ by the Dresden court II she al
kr vindicatlon 10 be printed,
esaddest Man in Europe"
tdtr!ck Augustus and his two sons
bsn caravannlng incognito. Most
bore his majesty and he has late
fitoped what amounts almost 20 an
Of strangers. He defines him
Tie saddcst man In Europe"
aS never recovered from the ef-
gfshe tragedy OF his wife's deser-
hs7 name Is never mentioned in his
~, and every picture Of her has
nnosed from the walls Of his mai
: Zones, In the last three or four
ne King has aged greatly. He
Keen Interest in the happenings
cry, and Is said TO be especially
ed by the progress OF aviation.
o. the Roman Catholic faith, he
Sfer H-rnarry while his wife lives.
ne any desire 10 do so. Those
l1T him best, say that II he dared
ysm take back his wifc-which Is
zoe as his subjects would not hear
Frederick Augustus of Saxony
Pug applied for permission for his
Hlle-who elopcd with his sons $
sn years ago. while she was crown
,rto spend the remainder OF her
III ncr mother. After elopement
sn princess was discarded by her
~. ann forced 10 assume the title
s+nWss OF Montignoso. Then a
wu!t dccrec0 "A divorce. which the
r snuseo 10 stand for. Subsequently
tfysess T married an Italian pianist
i%sul; from whom she now seeks
nsving nowhere else to go, she
] ase with her mother. AS her
,sis iisssmcs In Bavaria, Signora To-
!; n Sun only live there by permission
"A 'sseh! and that would only be
ns,v W Inc application OF the King
~ Permission has been given.
m NJ MOI appear what influence was
-, " near on King Frederick, but
: NJ. ,equiTe much persuasion TO in.
ao sto ~ apply for this favor TO tho
I'm "nU Is The mother OF his sis
M -I,N dnu IN the eyes Of the church
ssr, Inr. sn we shall soon have a pic
mi hS'se s kaiser parades" of the
h and Second corps Of guards. VII
xisole sniole for the large number Of
'"o1els AZ ies who will appear in full
ssussi =. me head of their regiments
tnt ~ VIII ride Rt the head OF hcl
IA sNa rnsiliors at Alcona. and a.
"a crI,.,Ni VIII again lead the Eighty.
sheaiss'efs. she y, OF both OF which rcgi.
Z .ria n, " q honorary colonel. Queer
|, n unifo sweden will probably appeal
4 h EsVI,,airn as colonel Of the Thirty.
n ~ F,,s; F,,ei and n the same parade
Z u ihe r,rcrlch will ride at thu
NC twelfth Dragons.
0oldiers Defend Faith.
s emn,na mTnlhs ago private soldie
<ltary' ',Ie I' talking by his refusal I,
tssso nuty on Sundays. He CAV
isudsran religious scruples, Soldier
- VI the faith are something
a In scene took place re
1E III. Lutheran church, Chariot
W d,,rino clergyman. DR.. Graat7
1nor Js,ls MS discourse tho subjec
tte ,a.ho: who has been dismlsse
q rne yiauo church on account OF hi
spnouno. and alluded TO the yer
l II ti.nss ,t upon Jatho, declaring (
ata mat the Bible was now hel
IN, human work, ' ""' ''o" e'
gbo .ncers OF tho Grenade
lsa mo We're with their companie
hsr rsreg1tion, rose and beck
"a TIT 10 follow them from In
aaaa ,G clanking OF swords an
;lstor VIC church walls ring an
IN wa vas compelled TO make
W. hr noycntt the church unless II,
nj tr,s.a Socialist, who at secret NEE,
|W n, NJ :, defiance" mt eveTwt % h,ng re re
hIs'!ed on a run from tbis eli
u sYn,, 70 be still gnlIoping.
aned n,5lon from Germany In
@uhl ~ sSeainet N. Yvetot OF Par
socisl speech delivered by hi
poke iCemocratlc meeting her
asnt ,hsultinely OF the Germa
Var fno called upon soldiers
aeesrs ,urn their rifles on the
ccun oefore the decree OF C,
- Harlo us executed he had starts
C. avoid punishment.
tfS r., nethrothal Announced.
q ~ ,ssmnt ssI,s to The Tribune.
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