El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
SON Of KAISER GIVES WAR
SECRETS To 4 RUSSIAN SPY
Posing as Hungarian, in Reality Serb She Marries
Into One Of Berlin's Wealthiest Families; Prince
Eitel Flirts With Her. and Is Much Admired
by the Emperor, All Causing Big Scandal
BY COUNTESS EMILE ALSENBORG.
-FormerIy Lady-in-HEa ItIns. to the I1ai.erinl.

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- Much too good looking" the kali
serin whispered 10 me: trifle tartly
Pray observe Eitell He's completely
captivated-has eyes for no one else.
Who is she. Emille2 OF course. j
know she is the wife young Rosen-
thai has suddenly discovered some
where and brought home. But who
and what was she beforeZr
We were at a reception given by
old Josef Rosenthal at his mansion
in the Kurfurstendamm. near the zoo
logical gardens of Berlin The kali
ser and kaiserin had graciously con-
scented TO be present. for Rosenthal
was a financial power in Germany,
and with war loan about TO be float
Cd Nllhelm was very anxious to
please the old Jewish millionaire.
Ny mistress's words had reference
10 the center Of attraction that night
certainly one OF the most beautiful
women I have ever seen kuuO RO-
senthaL the financier's only son. had
recently met and married her; and
the dark eyed young frau's fascinat-
ing looks had created quite sensa-
ton.
Little seemed TO be known Of her.
so at the moment could not answer
the kaiserin's inquiry. But having
promised 10 gather what Information
could Z contrived to get into con-
versation with young RosenthaI and
offer my congratulations.
Takes Berlin by Storm.
4hank you, countess. said kunO
Eosenthal, his plain, feshy face
beamlnE with pleasure at the evident
impression his handsome bride was
creating. And he was not slow TO
respond to my discreetly limited in
terest
yes. it was rather sudden-my own
parents were as much surprised as
anybody. But. you see, IL was a case
% love at first sight with US. 7 met
kranva in BudaDest-she is Hun
Earian- and as she is an orphan with
no living relatives whatever 10 raise
objections, we were married at once"
quite taken Berlin by storm. hasn't
shegi he added deliEhtedly. Even
his highness prince Eitel has been
most attentive TO herr"
i could not help rejecting that had
been in the young husbands place
should not have felt so Eratified
by Eitel Frederick's interests in my
wife. kuno RCsenthal did not know
the kaiser's second son as 7 did.
Dangerous Admirers.
Aly thoughts strayed TO prince FL
tiers own wife who was not present. I
but probably at that minute sitting
neglected and miserable I'm her PAL
ace The fat dissolute bully Of the
kaiser's family. had hunted long and ]
widely for suitable match before
he persuaded princess Sophie Char
lorte- Of Oldenburg, 10 yield him her /
heart and fortune This she has as
suredly regretted ever since; for bad I
husbands as the HOhenzouerns make, I
Eitel Frederick is the worse
Prince Eitel Frederick. over stout 1
and dissipated, had about this period I
been suffering from severe heart at /
taczs- Thus he had retired from So /
called active service in the field. and I
been appointed TO some ornamental ]
position in connection with artillery j
ano ordnance supply fact which I
has direct bearing upon what I am 1
about 20 relate
But young frau Rosenthal was TO /
receive a higher distinction that even ]
Ing than prince Eitels admiration. 7 I
was not surprised 10 observe that the ]
kaiser had unanswered frau Rosen-
thai into an alcove- and stood eagerly
chatting with her there. the while
he held her slim ringed fingers in his
Kaiser Flatters Young Bride.
am not sure whether my mistress
had noticed this also. but when had
rejoined her the kaiserin coutrived 4
TO move around the ball room until
We came near the alcOve, and could
between her royal lord and the young
beauty.
Then YOU are really going TO send
lNuun away to Brussels your mai
IS - LEal EAD-ellL lLaA was eAE4alLIl-
ing. Doubtless it is a great honor 4.
that YOU should select him for this
post. but--"
but whatE' the kaiser asked. as
she paused
But I don't want TO leave Berlin /
II have so recently come here" I.
pouted the dark eyed bride.
Then why not stay" Wilhelm
urged -Of course. that would mean
separation from your husband for a
little. But 7 am sure Berlin does not
want 20 lose you yet-the city would
seem dull without your presence !
now"
saw my mistress flush anErilv as
she caught the kaiser's 1attering
words.
Filtration.
The kaiEeriu was seethinE with
Jealous displeasure. know that on
reaching their private suite she vent
ID it On angry sarcasm at the eE-
1ense Of Wilhelm and prince Eitel and
The charmer. Her irritated lord holly I
ret0rted, and the upshot was that {
the kaiserin vowed she would never Z
receive the beWitchinE Hungarian at
the palace.
Meanwhile Kuuo Rosentha1 had de- !
nsrted-alone-to Brussels to take up
the important post for which he had
been chosen by the kaiser. But
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