The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-13
FACTIONS IN GERMANY
CAUSE MUCH CONFUSION
Anarchists try to EmbrOil Gov
ernment With Allies
CONFLICTING REPORTS As To WHETHER THE FORMER crown
PRINCE IS DEAD OR ALIVE

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Copenhagen, Nov. 13.-Fresh fight
ing broke out in Berlin Monday, ac-
cordlng to RI sages received here.
The Berlin Voiwaarts repudiates the
rumors current in Germany that the
new peoples government intends to
annul the war loan.
WIS SHOT
London, Tuesday, Nov. 12.-Crown
Prince Frederick William, of Ger
many, was shot and killed Monday
morning by Ge man soldiers when he
was trying to cross the Dutch from
tier, according to Amsterdam dis
patches to the Times and Post.
WASN'T SHOT
Paris, Tuesday, Nov. 12.-Reports
that the crown prince has been shot
are current here, but have not been
confirmed.
HALF SHOT?
The Hague, Nov. 13.-The former
crown prince arrived yesterday at
Maastricht, according to a dispatch
received here.
PLANS MISSED FIRE
Copenhagen, Nov. 13.-Telegrams
found in the palace Of the former
German crown prince, according to
Berlin telegram. show that he had
planned to send loyal troops from the
front to Berlin to crush the revolu-
ton.
BAD FOR THE AUSTRIANS
Copenhagen, Nov. 13.-German
Austria has been proclaimed part
of the German republic by the state
council, says dispatch from Vienna.
SHOT THE sCHLEssEN
Amsterdam, Tuesday, Nov. 12.-
The German training ship Schlessen,
a pre-dreadnaught battleship used as
a training ship, has been torpedoed
by revolutionary warships, according
to the Bremen Weser Zeitung.
KILLED THEIR NON-COMs
British Headquarters in Flanders,
Nov 13.-The German garrison in
Brussels has revolted against its nom
commissioned officers. according to
neutrals reaching the British lines
from Brussels. Several officers were
killed
CIRCLING SHIPS
Basel, Nov. 13.-The crews of the
German battleships Posen Oster-
friesland, Nashau and Oldenburg
have joined the revolutionists, it is re-
ported.
BOCHES LEAVING BRUSSELS
Paris, Nov. 13-The Germans have
begun the evacuation of Brussels.
A. Dunkirk dispatch in the Paris edi-
ton of the New York Herald says
that King Albert and family will
probably re-enter Brussels Friday
NO MODIFICATION
London, Nov. 13.-The Allied high
command has sent the German high
command by French wireless mes
sage saying ther can be no modifica-
ton of the armistice conditions and
it's annexes at this time. 1t is added
that supplementary period of "a
hours for the evacuation of Belgium,
Luxembourg and Alsace-Lorraine has
been added to the fourteen days stip-
ulated in the original text, so as to
permit the text to reach German
headquarters at the desired time.
OFFICIAL NEWS CUT OFF
Paris, Tuesday, Nov. lit was
stated at the war Office today that no
further official statements detailing
events at the battle front would be
issued. There may be official reports,
however, regarding the movement of
troops in occupying the districts west
of the Rhine
ANOTHER EXILE
Copenhagen Nov. 13-Former En-
peror Charles and family have arriv-
ed at Eckartsau. Vienna dispatch
says.
SET UP FOR THEMSELVES
Strassburg, Nov. 13-The members
of the second chamber of Alsace-
Lorraine have constituted themselves
into a national council, and provis-