THE OMAHA KEK: WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMHER 2 1922
Former Kaiser
to Wed Princess
During Novemlier
iin ami Former .." Crown
PriiM-riri Agree to Mar
riage to Widowed .
Princess.
Vot4m, Sept. P. (By A. P.)
The marriage o( former Emperor
William to the widowed Frinrei
Jlrrinine vufl Srhocntich.Carulath
witt probably tale place in November,
it wit iuncea tiler a lanui
council of t1 house of Mohenio'
lent. The council was attended by
all the cx-Kaiter on with (he e
trtiiiun ol ex-Crown Prince Freder
u k lilum who it with hi father
at Puorn. All the ion and, the ex.
rrwit t.rmceie have contented to
llie marriage, it it stated.
The announcement wa made by
I'rrtlrrirh on Hrrgen, chief of the
in I cabinet of the houte of Hohen
otlern. Primes von .Schoenaich-Carolatli
wax horn I'rinces Feus of the El-
ocrliup
Thirty-Plvt Years Old.
1 lie princes it .15 year of age and
it the mother of five children, the
rldrtf of whom it 14. .she own a
Urue estate at Saarboia. Siletia.
Ever iinre reports of the former
kaiser's engagement to hrr have been
(initialed monarchist hae taken a
roniiary attitude to the match. They
have opposed It principally because
the princes it not of royal birth.
Her rank if what is described as
"dorchUut." which it jiitt below that
of royal grade, but ttill above that
of a noble lady. Hefore her mar
riage to Prince Jean of Schoenaiih,
who died in April, I9J0, the carried
the title of arrne I nes at Trill
cest llcrmine of Reus.
Tall and Bt.ut fuL
Princess llermine is tall and beau
tiful. She hat a graceful cnr(,..h t
and display a rare qneenlv rt:ff',;i,
She it blond, and her luxuriant hair
encircles her face of exquisite sweet
ness. She ha been a guest at the
former emperor' rattle at Doom on
many occasions. It it reported that
lie was firtt impressed by the prin
cess following her letter of condol
ence' on the death of Kftipress Au
Kusta. It was then that he invited
her to visit him. Subsequent visits
followed and developed into the en
gagemcnt, it is learned.
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By RUPERT HUGHES.
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lla4 ftrnm 1 Maf )
I Mem frit it a eruanin helm.. I l
HrrsFZJiz .irsmr n -"h out to
tai.arir, hm4 ra in a. ik fj 1 fauer grave in tuih merciless
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aaa Faraaar a.Jarteair Mer4 Wa Bar
Ik faetarr vkr k aaa atpla.M aa
Nnna aaal4 akal 4m n (ka aatl
aa4 skat awrtaaa I4 ha.e t ka
Tka taiia IW tUaaik al
tattaa at Ihla asataraaat aaa 4ir l4 lk
Mtralaa 4af ak.a ka a l4 Ifca faaalll
fkMtotaa. It. ItMHkartck. fae trMlainH
taa a anara aaagk. Nia aarMtoala
kfaaffcl a rtoa thara oaa a k I
akt aa4 tkat raraakf aaa Ik fatnvr.
t'r. ftmnarlrk a4tkw4 aa bam4aila
Marrlata aa4 ka4 ta arraafa far ear.
aakr ta mm ta kla afMaa. Aflar a
Urn ailaatra af aalliai ikrra mm Ik
sariHa, aaaaaaraaa al Ikat raraahr ka4
p raa 4aaa k aa aulaatabll aa4
k 1114.
Tka rllala 4af, Mill Waamka4 kr
arlr aa4 Ika 4rrrala aiiaalloa la a kirk
ka faa4 krll, Mraakr raaal4 ta
l. Hrrlkrtrk't alaa la aa4 kr la
Arlaaaa, taa will aiarrr aa laalnfy
ataa aat Ikara aa4 11 klm 41 anltl aa4
ha aa aa a Wow," in ak;lrlaa
alal4.
Mai't aarrala apara4 Ika trln aa
axary ta rar kr roaf k.
Thorn Lynch. I.taytr. hat rmnvd to
Kit CUr Nat. Bank Bldf. AT. UIO.
To hrr mother the must play the
tame character. Hrr mother may
have gurtsed that the tragedy was
drrper than the revelation, hut the
poor old ton I had had so much gloom
in her life that the did not demand
mnr than the got.
Pr. Steddnn lived in such clouds
that he had almost lorgotlrn hit re
fusal to let hi wood call oil Mem. He
knew that the had been at the 9c-
tor' ofhee when El wood wa brought
there, and the nock ol thit explained
what confusion lie recognized in
Mem' manner.
He wai acting, too, but his acting
was the constant show of cheerful
ness, tie went ahout milling, laugh
ing talking of Mem'f twilt recov
ery in the golden west. He laid that
they would be glad to get rid of hrr
for a spell. Hut hit heart was a
blark ache of despair and fear of that
death which he spoke of in the pul
pit 'at a mrre doorway to eternal
bliss. His smiling musclrs relirlled
when he was alone and he paced hit
study like a frightened child, beat
ing his hands together and whisper
ing to hit Father to spare him this
unbearable punishment.
A hurricane struck the little town
of Calverly on the day of El wood's
funeral. When Mem expressed a
wish to sing with the choir at the
service over their late fellow singer,
both mother and father forbade her
to think of it. Her mother cried, "A
girl who's got to be shipped out west
lias got no right to go out in weather
like this."
i am, Hrr heart urged her to dath
through the tlieeit, bunt into the
rhurih and proclaim to the woild
how the adored the boy. Hut the
had to pfotrit hrr father and mother
Irom fin h teltuh tell terrific and
inch ruthless atnnrntrnt.
So she stayed at home and nared
through the streaming window. .She
taw her poor old father act out to
pretth the funeral sermon.
He had that valor of the priests
which leads them to rtk death in
order to defeat death; to endure all
hardhip lest the poorest soul go
out of the world without a formal
conge, Ir, Steddon clutched hit old
overcoat about hint and plunged into
ram that hatched the air in long,
slanting lines. He had not reached
the gale whr his umhretla went up
ward into a bl-iik ialx. He leaned
it against the lence and pushed on,
Thru hit hat blrw "It and skirlrd
from pool to pool. He ran after M,
his hair aflutter, hi bald spot spat
tering back the rain.
Miss Steddou was not missed at
the church, for there was nobody
there to miss her. The whole choir
saved it voice by slaying away. Duly
the Earnaby family went dripping
up the aisle and back.
The lirarte and two hacks moped
past the window where Mem
watched. On the boxes the drivers
sat, the shabbiest men on earth at
best, but now peculiarly sordid as
they slumped in their wet overcoats,
disgusted and dejected, their hats
blown over their face, their whips
aggravating the misery, but not the
speed, of the sodden nags that might
have wished it their own funeral.
Mem had to Icate the window. Her
impulse was to run out and follow
the miserable cortege, to tear wet
flowers from the gardens and strew
the road with thrni, to fill the grave
with the in and shelter El wood from
the pelting rain. It wa a funeral
like that in which Mozart' body was
lost and, like his widow, Mem had to
mourn at home.
It was her meek fear of being- dra
matic and conspicuous that saved
hrr from the temptation to publish
her concern. Hut she stumbled up
to her room and let her grief have
sway. She smothered her sobs as
lust she could in the old comforter
of her bed, but the other chidrrn
heard her and asked questions. Her
mother kept them away from her and
did not go near her herself, feeling
that this was one of the times when
sympathy give most fomfort by at-
seme.
When her eft wet faint with
, luustion and tou'd qure ,) nioir
tei, when hrr thorax tould ( jrrk
out anoihrr ton, her tout lay he
'calmed in utter inanition. Then she
heard a hack dine tip to the gate
and hrd hrr tat bet hull d iuh
tor the ixHih,
The old man wa cliiHed through
by hi giavetiHe praer, but forget
ful of himself in the exaltation ot hi
ofhee, and a'l ababble ot pity for
h client,
Mem heard her niuther iroldiug
him nut tt his tart rlnlhrt intis rtrv.
jbut be kepi up hi chatter:
It lnl alwayt easy to find mre
things to lay at funeral, but there
wis everything line 'to be said over
that poor boy a good, haid working
tad that tlaved (or hi mother and
went to church regular, and - Why.
I don't suppose he ever bad an evil
thought,"
Mem tank into a chair by her win
dow. The tain whipped the pan'
and the wind rattled tdrm in the
chipped putty that held them to the
casement.
Ihe last frw day had kept hrr
thought o busy that she had neg
lecied her housewifery a little. She
was shocked to tee that a pidrr had
tprrad a web from the shutter to the
vine.
The gale had torn the web to
thirds and was threatening to np
it loose, the spider, topping and
pearled with rain, wa a desperate
battle to keep from being I wept away.
He clung and caught new hold as a
sailor clutche the iliioudi tit a tem
pest.
The gii fell a kinslnp with the
poor brattir. Her toul and her body
were like spider and web, and a great
ttorin menaced them both. Her flesh
termed by a frail network that
spa tint of fobbing and coughing
threatened to tear to pieces. Her
toul was a loathsome arachnid spin
ning traps for fliei, and storms of re
morse and grief threatened to dit
lodge it and tend it down the wind
of eternity. But ttill her body clung
to life and her toul to her body.
She began to long to be shut out
of the town, however, and the dull
playhouse where she enacted over
and over the tame dull drama to the
tame dull audience.
Her father and mother drove her
almost mad by their devoted gentle
nest. Hitherto they had both brrn
strict, and a little tiresome with moral
letsons and rebukes, making good
ness a dull staple suspiciously over
advertised, and creating rebellion by
discipline.
Hut after the doctor a first visit
they heaped almost intolerable coals
of fire upon her head with their de
voted faith in her. If they had any
doubts of her future it was only of
the wicked people outside the fold
who would attack and beguile their
ewe lamb. They never suspected her
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..VERYOODY.S STOR&
of esen the capacity for in, though
h frit that it wa the who had -dq.rj
,er sacred lover, and not lie
her
At timet hrr pairnl treated her
with that unqurtiimiing approval we
giant only to the newly dead, and
the unmerited homage was harder to
enduie than unrarnrd blame, mre
it had a belittling influenr whrrt
th other would havt aiouted tell
etieem. 5he wat not longer at home at
home. She had to draw on a mask
thf moment the rame in. When the
went to tha doctor' ortire the en
countered truth and the trank lacing
of it; the could be herself, a normal
young animal who had dene a natural
thing, unltickilv, and had lost none
f her rights to life, wealth or tH
pursuit bappines. When V
stepped erf Hi flrethetitk porch she
wa a very allegory of deiiant youth;
when she stepped on to hrr owe;
porch she became immediately a
Magdalen bowed with a hame the
dared not even ask loigivenes for.
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Mr. Hanliup Muili Knier.
Whingn.i", S'pt l" -Hy a oia
Harding was reported a grea-ly
mifiovid t l' White House, e
condition l.riiiy- to salisfaitoiy that
Ihe fiesidrnt, t.sr t!ir hist time iuc
thr became iii'ally i'l 10 tas ago,
lett the executive gtoundt (or exer
use,
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