The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-03
Ex-KAISER TAKES SECOND WIFE AT
 DO0RN, SUNDAY
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 helm grandfather, then again at his own (Wilhelm's) first marriage and hnahy at the ceremony of the be- srothaI of Prince Eithe1 Fretderich. "ie u I1e former Kaiser's six sons
 Many Painful Partinos
 People come and go at this house in Doorn' continued the prelate- I'm per eef1af fr;a4d ehlidren and faithful servants ana Lrlehds come often, but they go again. Each time it fs neinf7I1 parting, both for those going and for ann who remains behind
 Put you iHustrious bride. propose at tlls nour to remain at his side We are gathered here to pray that yoIIr every way.'' S Not Not much significance might be at tached to this union if it were not for the fact that there is almost universal tegnhg among Gc~man people, espec- tadly among the women, that the re- marriage of the former war Iord-this tune to woman thirty years his ju ntor-stands in striking contrast with ms nfe long emphasis upon the sane tlty of the marriage union Further more his mourning for his first wife was more than little ostentatious
 ihe correspondent has succeeded in taking long, penetrating look be- hind the scenes of royal matchmaking ana all that goes along with it. He is obliged to state that it is neither majestic nor truly ceremonious busi- ness.
 The correspondent asked pr. Vogel whether he did not believe that em- phas1s upon the memory of the late Kaiserin would jar upon Princess Her
 That is all right She will have to keep quiet and swallow it."
 eo.1 The n > clergyman els paused in thought
 "Of course I will have to consult the Princess in advance. She prob ably will ask me to put in a few nice remarks about her dead husband to offset the tributes to the former Kais- eria.''
 Cergyman's Text
 In his sermon the clergyman will est forces on earth and the corner stone for happy and successful nup- tia1s- The text of the address, as prepared, continues:
 Faith is best exemp1ified in mar riage. Faith means union to each other in the fullest trust. Such union is the cornerstone of marriage. Untold legion of people daily seek communion based upon such a struc- ture but only those whose hearts are joined to God can attain it in the trueSt sense.
 Your majesty always has fostered such a union with God. Each morn ing you read a scripture lesson. Each Sunday you hold service.
 Hope is the second member of the Trinity. It must be true. living hope which anchors in Gods fatherly heart. With such hope permeating the soul, life. may suffer many dis appointments, yet we still know that even the greatest or sorrows are sent by the Lord for a Divine purpose.
 The Angel of Hope has ever hover ed over your majpesty; strengthened your heart and enabled you to bear the fate which would have driven most others into despair.
 "Love is the chief Divine power on earth. Speaking of love awakens memory of your majesty's departed wife-formerly Germany's Kaiserin Her grave will ever be an altar for the German peoples grateful love. As the years pass her picture will become more and more the ideal of Christian Germanic womanhood-
 eff such is the depth of feeling With l which the German people mourn her | loss how much more must the hard | tried widower feel it?
 What can fill that empty place? | Who can give the loving understand | ing solace, sunshine, love in the som. hre life of a mourning widower? What is capable of healing royal pain? Love shall do 1t. So, may God give you. illustrlous Princess strength and have true love, accord ing to Jesus exanp1e-love which l seeks not selfish ends, but strives to help comfort your mate. So help l you God"
 The Princess is due to arrivo In Doorns late today. Word was re- | ceived from Berlin that she left Saa- | Dor for Holland on Thursday