ERHARDT'S ESCAPE.
PRINCE&S ON- TRIAL
INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE.
(Received 9.5 a.m.)
BERLIN, July .24,
The trial has begun at Leipzig of Princess Marguerite of EohenloheOerhingen on a charge of sheltering Erhardt after the Kapp coup and perjury in swearing that hfc was unknown to her. t
The evidence showed that the Princess became acquainted with Erhardt when his regiment was quartered at' her father's estate in Upper Silesia.' Erhardt was then a popular idol and easily captured her affections. After the Kapp coup Erhardt took refuge in Munich, the Princess sub-lotting portion of her villa to him under an . ;is-sum-ed name. . ' The Judge remarked that Erhardt had treated the Princess 1 shamefully.— A. and N.Z. '
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Northern Advocate, 25 July 1923, Page 5
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