GERMANY WITHIN
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I(Received this (lay at 11.30 a.m.) KAISER’S HOPES. BERLIN, May 31. A doctor From Amerongeu states the , Kaiser has high hopes that he will * once more become ruler of the German
'Empire. There is an. indication that ''Aft’otsdam is the headquarters of a newrevolutionary movement. Prince Aul gust Wilhelm is regarded as the leadof the military party.
BOLSHEVIK REPORT. (Received this day at 11.30 a.m.) - BERLIN, May 31
A Bolshevik communique states—Our troops occupied positions on the left bank of Beresina in CBorisofF region.
A GERMAN WARNING. (Ueieived This Dnv at 12.25 p.m.) BERLIN/ May 31. The Defence Minister announced that in view of the danger of a reactionary revolt, volunteer corps would be disbanded and any fresh effort to over- / throw the constitution would bo stringently suppressed.
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