GERMAN ROYALTY

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 44, 16 November 1918, Page 7

GERMAN ROYALTY

PRUSSIAN CROWN PROPERTY CON- ' FISCATED THE CROWN : PRINCE - New York, November U. The Government at Berlin has confiscated the entailed property of the Prussian Crown..—Aus.-IN.JS. Cable Assn. •■' (Rec. November Id, 7.50 p.ni.) ; '' London", November 1'4.',. A wireless German official message coil; firms the statement that the new Prussian Government is confiscating the Prussian Crown's entailed property, and placing it under the administration"of'the Ministry of Finance.- The unentailed property, personal ';to;the King and the Royal Family, is hot "affected— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.-Reuter. KAISERIN SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ~.v r, v , .,.. -STRAIN :,. ;: ':Vanco(ivßr, November 14. It is stated {hit the Kaiserin remains at;Haniburg, but. that her mind .has given'way under .the strain of events.— Aus.-N.Z.' Cable Assn. mcrWtrince .... INTERNMENT OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED. • Washington, November H. The State Department, officially learns thai the Crown Prince has been interned in Holland.—A.HS.-N.Z. Cable Assn.' .... ,HIS.,ARRIVAL IN HOLLAND. \ .Rec. November '15, '5.5 p.m.) ._._ - London, November 11. : The "Daily Telegraph s" Amsterdam correspondent.;' '"■ .writes:—"The Crown Prince, with officers and a bodyguard of ten soldiers, arrived in motor-cars at tho Limburg frontier. They were met by a patrol, of Dutch soldiers, and interned. Subsequently they motored to the headquarters of the Governor, and spent tho night in his house. The Crown Prince was in cheerful spirits. He intended to leave, -lhe Army on Sunday, but wasdelayedvin' handing over' the' command. The...'Crown Princess and children have gone to .a castle near Roonhand— Aus.N.Z.\Gablo,.Assn. : ., . Jj prince henrTof Prussia ' DISCOVERED BY A PATROL. ...Copenhagen, November H. a'A patrol found Prince Henry'of Prussia at Duke Frederick Ferdinand's castlo at Eckfoerde. He declared his adhesion to (he revolution—Aiis.-N.Z. Cable Assn.