The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-04
Deep SYMPATHY
VOICEDFORbR
OF king MANUEL
Illness of German Princess Brings
Down Wrath of Continental
Press on Ex-Monarch.
WIFE SAYS SHE WILL NOT
RETURN TO PORTUGUESE

Berlin, Oct. 3---Deep sympathy
for the bride of ex-King Manuel wa:
voiced by all the newspapers of thi:
city today. The illness of the Ho.
henzollern Princess was discussed
at length with reiteration of the re.
port that she has separated from
her husband.
The opportunity is taken by one
to make an attack of the system ol
royal marriages which has no safe
guards for the wife and another re.
fcrs to the husband as "Privateey
Manuel"
The Berliner Tageblatt says:
THE illness of the Princess is
now established beyond question as
a malady of the pelvic organs. The
Princess, it is stated, has said n
those in her suite that under no
circumstances would she return 10
her husband"
The Vorwaerts says:
"Thc bridegroom prepared Kim
self for the heavy responsibilities of
marriage through number of love
affairs, among others one with a
French variety stage artist. Plain
tly, he has derived from these
amours somo unpleasant quality
which ordinarily does not qualify
one for marriage for life, for rs
wedding was soon followed by a re.
iport that the hitherto healthy
Istroug young woman is ailirg
Some reports speak of a disease Of
the pelvic organs; others point to
still less agreeable causes for the
ILLNESS of the young wife. She is
said to have told her husband that
under no circumstances will she en-
dure his eccentricities further"
Call 1t a Crime.
Die Welt says:
1T is absolutely a crime that mar
riage should be arranged in court
circles in this conscienceless fashion
Not only must young princesses
give their hands to persons for
whom they have the greatest re-
Ipugnance, but they often must risk
the ruin of their persona health
We cannot forget that Queen Will
Ihelmina of Holland also had to nm
dergo experiences with her Princely
husband
Die Post says:
ut is understood that tho Prin-
cess is suffering from a slight inaa-
Imaton of the abdominal organs
The report that she will not re-
turn to her husband is not yet con-
lflrmed. but it's truth cannot be re-
| jected offhand as improbable"
Newspaper Not Surprised.
The Deutsche Montags Zeitung
says
"The Priscess Augusta Victoria q
few weeks after her marriage be-
came III with abdominal trouble
This does not come as a surprise
Any one who knows the past of his
former majesty Of Portugal can
have no doubt what the circlmstan.
ces Of the illness are. The former
protector of Nile. Deslys is getting
'oft easily as far as the press rs con.
cerned"
A later edition of the vorwaert'
says:
"The marriage bliss of privateel
Manuel of Portugal may be more en-.
: during than one would have expect
; ed after such a peculiar honeymoon
At all events. II is reported tha'
Manuel inquiries sympatheticallJ
every day after the condition Of hi.
wife. That is very praiseworthy
The report, however, appears to VI
somewhat doubtful; all the more 81
in that it reaches here in the SHAPE
of telegram from Paris. 1t is no
impossible, Of course, that Manue
is keeping his Parasian lady friend
informed about his marriage lii,
and his future plans"
Poland Won Perrin. widely cir
cnloted weekly. which makes
: sneoialtv of court society news, say
f. in today's Issue:
=, According to the first reports
l the Princess was suffering from
+. bad attack of influenza. Now tn
l doctors admit it is an inflammation
3 of the pelvic organs, which force
her to a protracted rest