Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
KAISER I D
MAKE NEW.
A I I T EMP.T.
FOR THRONE
N eu trail Sources Report
Wilhelm COntemplates an
Early Return t0'Germany
to Reclaim Portion.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
London, Nov. 29.-The former Ger
man emperor is contemplating an
early return TO Germany to reclaim
his throne, according to news re-
ceived al London through neutral
source of high standing, says The
Daily Mail
A Rotterdam dispatch says the
former German empress arrived
Thursday at Maarsdergen, Holland,
and went 10 Ameronsen, where the
William Hohenzollern is staying.
(By Associated Press)
London, Nov. 29.-The Vienna gov
ernment intends 10 bring to trial all
persons responsible for the war, in
cluding Count Berchtold, Austro- Hun
barian foreign minister at the out
break of the war, and Count Czernin,
foreign minister at later period. A
Copenhagen dispatch states that for
mer Emperor Charles, the Austrian
grand dukes and number of gem
erals will also be tried.
The Daily Mail says the officers of
the German high command are man
aging the German revolution with
the idea of eventually causing its
collapse and the triumphant return
of the Kaiser.
The Daily Express says The British
and French governments have decd
ed regarding their right to make a
demand on Holland for William Ho-
henzollern and will discuss in Lon
don soon The actual procedure to be
followed in demandinS his surrender.
(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen, Nov. 29-Prince Max
imilian of Baden, former chancellor.
is favored as the first president of
the German republic by democratic
circles. according to the Berlinske
Tidende. The Council of Peoples
Commissaries has appointed a COM
mission 10 investigate charges that
The German treatment of prisoners OF
war has been contrary 10 internation-
al law. The commission has been
ordered to lake testimony under oath
and to expel the guilty persons from
The army. Under certain conditions
criminal prosecutions may be ordered.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, Nov. 29-The German Aus
trian National Council is in negoia-
lions with the Hungarian Czech gov
ernment 10 secure cooperation in the
publication of diplomatic pre-war
documents and an investigation into
the responsibility for and conduct Of
The war.
The Vossische Zeitung Vienna cor
respondent says that recent revela-
tions have been made to The effect
that The former emperor secretly
drew a million and a half kronen
from the army account. while charges
involving Archduke Frederick and
other high officers, in connection with
army contracts, will also be looked
into, the correspondent said.
(By Associated Press)
Vienna, Nov. 29.-"Provided The
Allies extend immediate help. the
Austrian republic will be able TO
arise from its present position" Br.
Joseph Redlich, former minister of
finance, said Today. owe hope there
is no revengeful desire on The part
of The Allies 10 see US remain in pow
erty. AS We are helped, We will be
able 10 help ourselves. Our people
are all willing to work and are not
inclined TO Bolshevism. Our financial
condition looks like bankruptcy OH
paper, but we may be able 10 pay
war debts. If we can get food we
will be able to keep order, even if
we can't gel coal TO begin work"
(By Associated Press)
Budapest, Nov. 29-The new suf-
frage law which will be submit led
to the National Assembly of The Hun
garian government gives The ballot to
all men of 81 and all women of 26,
providing they have been Hungarian
subjects for six years and can read
and write.
(By Associated Press)
Helsingfors, Nov. 29.-The COM
mander of The Bolshevik army of
northern Russia has exhorted his fol-
lowers 10 invade the rich Baltic prov
inces and obtain provisions.
1t is reported that German troops
have practically abandoned the Narva
front, asking 10 be returned to Ger
many. German forces which have
been stationed at Dunaburg. southeast
of Riga. are leaving. Russian prison
ers swho have returned TO The city
are causing serious disorders.