PRINCE RUPERT'S CABARET LOVE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 137, 9 June 1917, Page 15

PRINCE RUPERT'S CABARET LOVE.

SEARCH FOR JEWELS AND DRESSES TO GRATIFY A DANCER. Refugees arriving in Paris from the De partment of the N'ord state that when Prince Rupert of Bavaria was quartered at ■\ — he was a constant frequenter of a certain cabaret, to which he was attracted bj the charms of a young dancer The Prince, in the lordly way 0 f the Hun had ,ue whole reg, 011 s „ured for %^ On-TIL °_ U,C O " jo,t of nl « ad ~ One of this dancers weaknesses w„, her mania for changing ber res!dence. Every t f ra_re S r SheWOU,d:^f --^ouse caS„er\~r- ™ 'orators" l we r r. i "em,,T' 'T* 1 '""*"* lle ' lers and dressmaker were 1 "" 6 " 8 " : JeWP ' ployed. " constantly c mWhen the Prime was r.c_ii__ ■• •_ !„.... „.„ recalled his dbncer10*. c was rem,,veil •„ ~,.„ ~ aiithnriii-. ~ "nisselv as the .minorities considered ~, , .._.,„ , much " knew to ° An old woman i.r story of h , IPf """" lr!ls •'' pUlfnl story of bow ,l„. ,•_,,.•„ „,,,„. ,„„ :I , led a r '"*' "" l ™ St in In a hurst ~r conii.leuce she wild the officer, who was billeted at her house that she had charge of the plate and some church ornaments. He advised her to hide them In a certain place in the cellar. Soon • afterwards he left the district, and the old woman found on examining the hiding-place that the nlate had gone also. A woman who placed her valuables in a cupboard on the advice of a Hun oflicer had a similar experience. After this man's departure she discovered that he had sawn a hole ln the back of the cupboard and removed everything.