Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-30 | Page 6 | Ex-Kaiserin Weeps on Shoulder of Her Exiled Husband

Ex-Kaiserin Weeps on Shoulder of Her Exiled Husband. LONDON, Nov. 30 The meeting of J former Emperor William and the former for-mer empress at Amerongen is de-I de-I scribed by a Dutch correspondent of the Dally Express. "The gates were thrown open, the drawbridge was lowered with a noise of chains and Iron bars that sounded very medieval, and in the court. yard before the castle an elderly man in a gray military cloak was, seen at a dis-tance,;.walklng dis-tance,;.walklng slowly and. leaning on 0 his stick," the correspondent writes. B g Mt was tho ex-kalcer. The ex-kais- M erin's car was driven into the court- B g yard, the ex-kalser threw down his R stick and before the valet was able, V ft opened the door and handed out his B s wife. K "They shook hands and then threw M themselves into each other's armo, the Mm ex-kalserin falling upon her husbands JH Ghoulders and crying like a child. The mih closing of the gates shut out a further WMpl view." laf;J