Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
PRINCESS HERM|NE,
KA|SER'S F|ANCEE,
AWAITS WEDDING

LONDON, Nov. Princes Her
mine of Reuss thinks her fiance, the
former German kaiser, is one Of
the most generous, kind hearted
men that ever lived, and she is sure
that she is going to be the hap
piest woman in the world after
their marriage next Sunday. That,
at least, is what she told the cores
pondent Of the Daily Express today.
st know I love the Kaiser" she
she said Surely he is not so rich
that it can be said 1 am marrying
him for his money" -..e
The princess said that lot Of
other women were anxious for the
heart of the former German emper-
or and described how mad some of
them were with envy and jealousy
when her engagement to William
got noised around the world by
telegraph cable.
"They did their best to hinder our
engagement by intrigue" she said.
II had a hard fight. All Of my
friends and so-called friends had
their own plans. You> know, several
prominent women, including the
widow of Colonel Won Rochow
thought of marrying the Kaiser" =.
In her most charming manner the
princess conversed with the CORE
spondent at the old Silesian castle
which is her ancestral home. she
told him a little about the romance
and of her plans for the future.
at was like this she said.
"Some friends, who were in attend
ance to the kaiser and who knew
of our attachment invited me TO his
home at Doom. The crown prince
came to Doom also and in the
friendliest sort of way he chatted
with nae about the affair of the
heart. With a laugh he said: You
know my father is a very good mar,
but sometimes he is hard to geH
along with
"a few weeks later the crowc
prince came to talk to me again. He
said: Now I have watched you all
this time, and I feel it my duty to
tell you my warnings were a j
wrong. You surely know how to
manage people and the whole sit
uation here"
Economy Practiced
The princess told the correspond
ent that the house at Doom was be-
ing conducted along very economical:
lines. Indeed, she explained, the
meals set upon the former empercr's
table were occasionally so scanty
that they almost looked beggarly
Nevertheless the princess declared
she would adhere to the strict prir-
Cip1es of economy which have been
in force since the former kaiser took
up his residence in Holland.
do you think you will miss your
Silesian homer" the correspondent
inquired.
ooh, no." said the princess, 81
have q signed agreement with the
kaiser allowing me to stay twice u
year for eight weeks each time al
SAILOR and my other estates in order
to keep in touch with my children
who are going to remain in Ger
many. Besides, I have to manage
the estates, because they are to b.
kept separate from the imperial
property. .L
LAS matter of fact the economic
arrangement for the marriage at
first frightened some people, but
now everything is settled and no.
body will complain
The princess said all of the former.
kaisers children were going to at
tend the wedding. Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg and General IIuden-
dorff, have not been invited, she de.
ENIPEROR'S GIFT TO
FIANCEE is DIADEM
BERLIN, Now 1.-The former
German emperors wedding present
to his bride of next Sunday, the
Princess Herfnine of Reuss, will be
diadem set with 700 brilliants, and
a pair of earrings, the two gifts cost
ing 800 000,G00 marks, according to
the newspaper Vorwaerts.