The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-29
LONDON THINKS
PLOT TO RETURN
HOHENZOLLERNS
Is UNDER WAY
Adherent Officers, Disguis-
ed as Workmen, Trying
Counter Revolution
ALLIES BOUND TO
HAVE HIM TRIED
Ex-Kaiserine Joins Hus-
band in His Exile
In Good Spirits

band In His Exile
In Good Spirits
(By Associated Press.)
London, Nov. 29.-The former EN-
peror OF Germany contemplates ar
early return to Germany to reclaim
his throne, according to news receiv.
ed in London through neutra
source of high standing, says The
Daily Mail.
Handled by Officers.
The newspaper adds that the
revolution in Germany is being man
aged by officers of the German high
command with view of eventually
causing it's collapse and the trium-
phant return OF the former emperor
to Berlin. Some of these officers n
civilian clothes have been recognized
in the streets OF Berlin. Many of
| them are reported to be dressed as
workmen.
Disguised as Comrades.
These officers harangue the crowds
as comrades and in every way en-
courage the revolutionary mOvemest
1t is added, however, that IL opportun-
| ity offers they will abandon their dis
guise, contend that the revolution is
a failure and begin counter revo-
| luton.
Agents Of these officers it is de-
clared, are furthering this plot by
spreading anti-British propaganda
in Holland with. the object of embit-
tering the Dutch against the allies
After kaiser's Scalp.
London. Nov, 29.-The actual pro.
cedure to be followed in demanding
the surrender OF the former emperor
I! of Germany to the allies will be dis
cussed in London, according to thu
daily Express. Premier Clemenceal
of France will arrive here Sunda!
with Marshal Foch.
The British and French govern
Iments, the newspaper adds, have
Preached a decision regarding theij
right to make the demand on Hol
land. t.E -s.-.. .-..- ss.s.....t
Wilhelm Joined BY Wife.
The former empress of German!
larrived by train Thursday at Maars
bergen, Holland. and went by auto
imobile at Anaerongen, whore tn
ifornner emperor is staying accord
ing to a Rotterdam dispatch to th'
Daily Mirror.
| In High Spirits.
The former empress seemed in
high spirits. She was met at the
station by the wife OF the German
minister at The Hague. The former
emperor was not at the station and
only a few villagers were about. Ar
automobile load of baggage was
| taken to the castle but 30 large
trunks were left at the station.
Kaiser Not Done.
London, Nov. 29.-"It would be 8
great mistake TO suppose the kaiser
| is done with; he has many adherents
in Germany who are quite resolved
not to take the recent defeat Lying
down" Is the opinion given the Daily
Mails correspondent at The Hague
lby a Dutch citizen who spent the
whole period of the revolution in
Bremerhaven and now has returned
| to Holland.
The correspondents informant did
not doubt that something in the
shape of counter revolution would
be attempted before long.
Not All True.
London, Nov. ga dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Amerongen
Holland, says the stories regarding
the former German emperor's prince
Ily surroundings and big dinner
parties and similar functions are not
altogether true.
The most striking feature Of the
daily life of VIM. Hohenzollern. the
correspondent says, is the mass OF
correspondence to which ne devotes
most of his mornings and apparently
unrestricted by Dutch government,
he is kept accurately informed OF
every development in Germany and
elsewhere, and is reported to be
able to keep In close touch with the
other side OF the frontier.
The correspondent says he learns
OH good authority the Netherlands
government considers the former
crown prince the only dangerous in
triguer the former emperor's day be-
ing regarded as ended.
1t, is commonly reported at
Amerongen, the correspondent de-
clares, that VIM. HohenzoIlern will
not be there long, but 1t is uncer-
tain whittier he will go.