Evening journal., 1919-12-02
EX-CROWIV PRINCE WANTS
TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Copyright United Press.
BY FRANK ROSToCK.

~
Editor OF the Cincinnati Post and
Special \. Y. A. Correspondent.
OoSTERLAND, Wleringer, Holland
Dec. 2-For over six months the chief
task OF Major Muldner Won Muldhelm
Former odiuiant 90 the ex-crown prince
OF Germany. has been TO chase news
paper correspondents away from the
door OF Frederick Wilhelm's island
home
As the first writer able 20 interview
the ex-kaiser's son I'm that time-al-
though many have tried-I had some
Job getting past Won Muldhelm. | visit
ed the prince Saturday. Nov. p. FIRST
anniversary OF his arrival on the island
Il am heartily weary of 10 all." said
Wilhelm, when reminded Of the date.
/ presented myself at the cottage oc-
cupied by the prince and his aids.
Won Muldhelm met me at the gate.
Who are you and what do you
vant2" he inquired.
told him. Nobody can interview
Tho prince" replied Muldheim: "you
must talk 10 me-"
THE crown prince VIII see you" no
said after a few minutes in the house.
! was ushcred into a living room
simply, comfortably furnished. Fred
erick Wilhelm entered a minute later
advanced toward me with ouistretched
hand and welcomed me warmly.
AZ ihe heels was a huge Australian
kangaroo hound.
sit down and make yourself com
Portable he said in good English. Il
VIII talk TO you about anything but
politics.
You visited your father at Amer
ongen recently: tell mo something
about him" / said.
Before replying he walked across
the room 10 the mantle.
Here Is his picture" he has changed |
some, hasn't he2" Frederick Wilhelm /
observed, handing me recent photo
graph uf The cX-kaiser and eX-kalscrln.
llu haiscr's appearance was quite
different than in pictures recently
snapped by Dutch photographer. In
Those pictures '.e haiscrs fun beard
appeared uni up, and hc had hag-
ea'd '., lWoin look.
picture referred 60, taken
= nubcn Nallcman OF Amsterdam.
was printed in illls city exclusive
ly by The EVENING JOURNAL In
November.
In This Picture he looked better.
To right and LEFT were pictures OF
tho kaiser and baiserln before the war.
also picture OF the crown princess
holding her daughter, this surrounded .
10y individual pictures OF sons Of the
young couple
li0tilER HELPS BEAR
FATHERS BURDEN.
Father has suffered greatly since
arriving MT Amerongen," said the ex-
kalscr's eldest son.
lost heart.
Mother although not in the best .
OF health, helps him bear the burden.
My mother Is an adorable woman.
ana nobody can help loving her.
My father Will not see newspaper
men. Occasionally he VIII see trusted
friends. Hundreds OF correspondents
have tried 10 interview him, without j.,
SUCCESS. Two, dressed as officers. tried !,
10 rush past the guard. but were stop
ped. one American has tried I'm inter-
view him every day for a year. D,
Fatho~ exercises mainly by saving \
wood and walking.
The day will come when history q,
vii prove my father was a noble man. i,
nd his Intentions always directed to- +,
ward peaceful development OF his "
ountry and the welfare Of mankind" n,
Later the prince showed nc two n,
leces OF wood sawed Ly his father. a.
IN one was the inscription: "unc Of n
000O pieces" 81
When do you eypeo, to return 10 IN
iermany?" questioned.
That Is something cannot tell You. ,h
ut when ! do so It will be as prI- ai
ate citizen, to live and WORK rn my "