MODERN ROMANCE

Evening Star, Issue 18118, 7 November 1922, Page 6

MODERN ROMANCE

WILHELM AND HLTMJONE. Press Association—By Telograpk—CJopyrislit. LONDON, November fill, 0 ‘ X’ewi of the World ’ has published an. interview with Princess Hermiono. She declared: “As soon as I saw Wilhelm I know I loved him.” She stated that the i'orn&fleo first starts whon rrionds of wio ex-Kaiser invited her to go to • Booia. “Xho Crown Prince warned' me// said the Princess, “that the ei-Kaiscr so a hard man to get on with, but later ho simHhat {lio warning was "Yon know how to manage people. 1 ” The Princess also spoke of a number of rivals who neairly fimothored the oz-Kaisctr with lot* tore.—A. and N.Z. Gable. dodging the photographers, LONDON, November 6, (Received November 7, at 10.45 a.ra.) The ex-Kaiser scored off the journalist® and photographers by sending the officials with cars to Arnemoort, while the Princess Hermiono was quietly alighting at Apoldoom, some miles away. She tlmi readied Doom unobserved. Prince Henry was the only speaker at the wedding feast. Prince Eitel Prederich left as soon as he had signed the legal documents relating to the marriage set tiein eats. A photographer was allowed to snap the Kaiser and his bride mu condition that ho did not sell any pictures. Throe London newspapers had aeroplanes ready to convoy their photographera to London, but the Dutch officials would not allow them to leawa. —A. and N.Z. Cable. J