Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
CROWN PRINCE LOW
TYPE OF BOCHE BEAST
Most Powder He Saw During the
War Was on Faces Of
His "FavoriteS.

PArl~. Dec. IL (By Main The ex-
Crown Prince Of Germany Is pictured
v.y advcnturcr. spending much ot his
time in Intr@Ies with women, Ia serc>
81 ARTICLES written hN Henry Dcmelor
from information supplied hN French
resident OF Charievilo The Grand Head
quarters were Iorn,criy located ~ Charlie
vile
similar Information concerning the
frlvul'V ii the former Grown Prince also
has come iron the prisoners taken hy
the American Army tbuggh ONE resi-
dents oi Charlcvil, have declared the
stores untrue
W llllam of Hoheu1oliern, ,lr, arrived
At CharlcvIllo. not with Ga" romantic
lame oi a gallant, but WItL The more
prosAIc reputation 81 ircqacntcT 81 low
company, whom tie most ordinary
adventures satisfied illlv. writes De-
meller from Struav the HInar comes
% our ears that the her prc>gmptIvC
honorel with LIS iAyors some peasant
girl. attracted by the attention bong
paid them by one Of roSal blood
We soon leaned that those who
told these stores did not cxaCgor.,tc.
AZ CharlcvIile the gallant Crown Prince
exposed q the eyes ii the putLe lis sa1
adventures Tho courte.ans, the Most
cor ing momontAry iAvuIltc- oua 81
these who bad been qAte 4 iavorte with
officers a the st4ii, rct med Al- tttsnflau
iar some time His aRlAblt person.
who showed lttlc respect tor Ills II gh-
nt-, Frequently ,upluNed such terms a.
old Rascal ard Dirty Boy when re-
ler1ng 10 Aer prncclN love, and .auaued
ior some months n hI- heart
After having trcqlented with her
comradc IN pleasure the ca5arcfs II the
lowest part = Tho village 4 the hour
when the civilians were III thc.r homes,
the poor clr. caIlc o. SNOW The tltteT-
ness % al.grs.e, .ul tic Young Don
Juan from eros, TIE kano resolved u
cuntrl~t q ht~ln u.ue serlnAs i wa
thur that ID Til summer . l9l H. b.
Gspl ftc -au-'t-la~ ~ Monsieur B --
NJ u-l,Ir .he proprietor 81
q spt ina establishment d the Rue 10 "a
Grayl,re Monsieur i ~o Is III,
father of 4 dehl,us brunette who very
soon made profound impression on
The Kaiser son. Ii spite oi IN, pro-
ic-sion, II must be admitted that Mcn~le.r
B. WA9 entirely ignorant ut Tho
Transaction thlt raIscd hls daughter ,o
the rauk 81 4 sultan faver.te. on the
contrtrv, he raadc every effort q avad
u, but the VIII - such q ~ and pcrSl a
vas al poverlu! II, hraIt ic.' Inclined
q @gbuIt L thc ms hIsi-u4t- ~ and
prosecutions - tl- qIasl -uA-lA-.4W
The Crown Prince tr., received
the petlte 4 te called MS gracious
sweetheart, in Injurious villa hear
hls chateau bur i- ms love grew stronger
hc resolved 10 install her II small country
place which he rcqlI-itl1ned. 4 nj ur.Ipa1t
was ordered 20 obtain another place .tud
TO leave immediately.
& fr-trI
height OF his honeymoon but some
clouds came the la-. summer o tr0u-
ble the Young couple The 0ihcer- of
his staff, whose conduct had been critt-
clsed. were called r. grand hcadquar1er-.
10 AVOID trouble tor themselVc~ they ic-
piled that thev wcrc only HuItltiug an
example coming from t.ehtr up. Tho Z
kaiser wished - oicsr tic mystery the
truth va dl,cpFcrc, and lst-, july I
after d, had paId a N-T IL tho roWn
Prince D. Wa decided y icmove thr /
Young gIr
This event was uot iccompli shed I
without tue energetic protest ot the
Crown PTuce Rumor has It that there
we're some liomcue struggles and that
t- a result the Crown Prince wa- sur
rounded ~ guard p soldiers day and
night Bl Il it>t NJ. 3lst at- carried (
o4t. an hually tuc Cross IIucc com
,ented ~ a separtuoa irlt4 d. -Ne.t-
heart ~hc vas taken tr-t go LIi nher.
-i. VA tt4, glt-t ~ the ,5muandaa.
then she wa, transferred Is rl. ei.a
bau on Flanders between t'ramIu9ut
and L,s-lue
Tho Crow p Priuc' Wu- ihrnu-oiable On
thl- subject i story j. tod Winch ne
believe 10 - true but whtch uc pr.seu.
under uatr., not having lad the 5f-
pottunIy - tcrlty it
some DAYS afte, the separation Ha-
forced It j SAID the Crown Prince
wished ~ any prcr to -, his Sweetheart
agar and on4ded III scheme "a hi.
faithfui chauffeur j wa. arranged that
Tie Lelr 20 TIE throu. should dl,gu~,
himself as the cilauhelH and that the
plate on The ear should b. covered where
i indicated the royal crown Bur as the
Crown Prince feared b. would he pur-
sued bv the officers oi tie staff charged
with preventing INN from finding his
petite the a,tutc chauffeur made It
Impossible ,or them to catch LIm rs
unkerug vnh then motors, After Tho
Crown Primo, lad been thu- assured 0l
safety Il" oatreI out the -chemc without
beng dctcctcd bv the staa ohicrs