The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-19
PUT PRINCESS LOUISE IN GERMAN MADH0USE
 FOUND BY A FRIEND
Report Recalls Memories in Which She Declared Chaplain
 Once Made Love To Her.

ROME Feb. 5.-Brokea in health and mind. Louise, former crown prin- esss ot Saxony. publication of whose memoirs startled tbe world. is an in -a-- ot the insane assylum al Ores len. Germany. according 10 reports -=re X woman friend found her there detained under a fictitious name. a5 -ae order ot 5he German commanders ~a1 led the invasion Of Belgium. The Germans round her coRralescent in a Acspl.a.
 Ten years ago Princess Louise fled Ter home wl-a her music teacher. NJ G.-oE. She was found later by her husband. now King Of sa1ony.
 Princess Louise iS 8 cousin Of the present Emperor Of Austria Hungary. Sse ts q f1s Tuscany branch Of the Haps1-rgs.
 Her diary revelations of life in roy q households ot Europe detailed the al .=ga8 attempt of the court chaplain to force his attentions on her and her mothers fanatic" rejection o: her ap- pea.s tor protection
 Her brother las1ed rhe chaplain with .o-g whip. while The clergyman fled TO his room. sae declared.
 H=- :a-1e--.n-,aw, George. late Eins 55 Sazo1v. twice kissed her in greeting she declared. bur the kiss sslg like Ii. o. gritty ice rubbing against her forehead"
 The three Russian czars. Paul. Nich- 3,2s | and Alexander IT, were '6-oggh- gp with tAe kaout.' accord t-s -3 -Le princess. and they turned pit mailman brute. and a people -E=c.uo1=r Car Paul, she said -.o--6 run a -il= 10 cane soldier" oa whose 5oo.s vas a speck Of dust
 Against the la-e Francis Joseph. En- p=-5r ot Auscria-Hungary and her g-anduac,s. she made a similar charge 1e would 5raYe. miles. she declared. 70 bcx tL= ears ot Q member Of his family.
 B=ca1s4 her ta-her-in-law declared a5-. solemn gravity thar he would ra- -1=- ride around in c simple cab than .- ,s= z-a-e carriage. 10 avoid acclaim Of me p0pulace, the princess said sLe laughed until she had 70 call her tire woman 70 loosen her corset.
 The old monkey" she declared, -as # he wasn't after hochs morning, noon and night
 Again she drew royal displeasure by singing our -Prositr while Emperor William Of Germany vas speaking a ,ae birthday dinner Of King Albert. her uncle
 Ta@ di=appearancs Of the princess caused as grea- . sensation in Europe as did her memoirs, published later The princess, her husband and their children had been at the castle of Fran ciz Joseph zt Salzburg for Q month.
 Beca1ss ot her frequent attacks Of neryoasness. The princess had been ul- der surveillance. One night she re- tired at twelve o'clock: three hours 1a- Ter maid sttendants. gaining no res poase 10 their raps On her door enter ed
 They found Q dummy figure had been placed in her bed and she had fed. The castle grounds were searched and ponds and streams were dragged n the belief that she might have ended her life
 ' Police Of every Kingdom Of Europe .oiaed in the search for her and after ren days Of frui,less anxiety the King caused 10 be published q paragraph h tAe newspapers announcing her disaD- i psarance and blaming f. 10 her mental condition
 Tn 1s0s, the crown prince obtained q divorce from the crown princess. She soon married Professor Giron. Fran