From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.


PRINCE HOHENLOE.
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The editor returns his thanks to the
gentleman who furnished the following
satisfactory information on subject which
At this time particularly interests the pub,
lie.


"In your paper of last evening is an ex.
tract from the New York Evening Post,
which states that Prince Hohenloe, whose
fame in the apparent miraculous cures Of
disease occupies so much of public atten-
ton" died at Lucernc, on the 2lst Of
January last, aged 81" Under the i'm
preston that the Prince is young man, !


was induced to consult German Go urt
Calender of last year, 1928, and find my


impression correct. A coup d'nl of this
numerous family may not at this time be
|uninteresting to your readers.-lt is OF an


cient date and is traced back to the ninth


century. 1t is divided into two lines or


divisions. the first, the Neusnstein line
which is Lutheran---the second. the Wal.
denburg line, which is Catholic. There
are three branches Of the Neuenstein line
wiz Hohenohe- Hohenlohe.
IOehringen, and Hohcnohe-K -Kirchberg. The
,Idescendants are numerous and include
s'1 officers in the military service Of Aus
. tria, Wurtemburg and Hanover. Thei
!, possessions are the Kingdom of Wurtem
u erg.-The Waldenburg, the Catholic line
.|also includes three branches, viz: Hohcn
I lohe- e-Bartenste,n, Observation-Disclosures
= 1|lagerberg, and Observation-Disclosures
n The descendants of this line are also nu
d dlnerous and include four officers in tn,
!. military service of France, Austria ant
II Bavaria. Their possessions are in th
e kingdoms of Wurtemberg and Bavaria.
j, The youngest brother of the reignin,
i rIprince of the House of Hohenohe Schil
oIlingsfuerst, is LEOPOLD ALEXANDER, borl