GERMAN REVOLUTION.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3463, 17 April 1920, Page 5

GERMAN REVOLUTION.

HOELZ GETS AWAY. V Received 9.15 am. ‘. BERLIN, April 15. The Imperial Guards occupied Pla—uen quietly. The Bavarian Guards ousted the Reds at Klingenthal, inter cepting motor cars containing six hundrbd thousand marks, which Hoelz extracted from ’cel'rol'iso<l ca.pi't:Llists. Hoelz, before his (leparture; blew up a. railway.

GERMANY’S UNSETTLED STATE.

Received 9.25

BERLIN, April 16.

In the National Assembly the Defence Minister announced he ordered the arrest of Major Ebhardt, Commander of the Baltic Naval Force, porttion of which is being disbanded and disarmed, forcibly if necessary. The Minister added the news-from Pomerania was most serious. He warned the Conservatives that the Government would not permit fresh disturbances. Government troops could not leave Ruhr until all arms were surrendered.

FRANCE ’S OCCUPATION POLICY‘

GERMAN PRESS OPINION.

Received 9.30 11.111.

BERLIN, April 15.

German newspapers, commenting on M. Millcrand’s speech, stated the French allegations fegarding Gel‘mTali militaristic tendencies cannot be accepted from a Minister like Millerand, whose Government ‘was merely the tool of Foch. It is necessary to know whc>.the§' the ~San‘~Rcmo conference will convince France that she must be permanently under the political and moral control of her Allies.