CENTRAL EUROPE.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1919, Page 5

CENTRAL EUROPE.

GERMAN STRIKE ENDED. AIUES' CONFERENCE CONDITIONS ACCEPTED. Received April 22,10.45 p.mBerlin, April 21. The general strike has ended. Germany has officially accepted all the Allies' conditions respecting the VerMilles Conference.—Reuter, FALL OF HUNGARIAN SOVIET GOVEPNMENT. TROOPS DESERT TO ROUMANIA. Received April 23, 1 a.m. Buda-Peath, April 21. The downfall of the Hungarian Soviet Government is expected as the result of tie desertion of 30,000 Szekler troops to Roumania, and the new Czecho-Slovak movements.—Reuter Service. . EX-CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY. DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS BY HIS WIFE. Received April 23, 1 a.m. Berne, April 17. The Grand Duchess Anastasie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, replying to a reB9ft that the German Crown Prince in. twit applying for a divorce, has sent a statement to Swiss newspapers that her daughter, has commenced divorce proceedings against the Crown Prince, and ig {tbje to prove numerous infidelities, atIW9US brutality, and the grossest cruelty, Including blows by which her fact W6I disfigured. The Princess long dc* li?fd a divorce, but the Hohenzollerns disfuaded her owing to the scandal that wenld follow. Once the Princecs fled from her home, owing to his cruelty, and was arrested at the Swiss frontier and taken bade to Berlin like a common crim* io»i.»Ans. and NZ- Cable Assoc. ROYAL CORRESPONDENCE. OVER TERRITORIAL CONCESSIONS. Received April 23, 1230 a.m. Copenhagen, April 17. T}}9 Vienna Miteags Zeitung publisher a letter, written by the Emperor Karl to the German Crown Prince in August, i9JT, urging Germany to make territorial concessions' in Alsace-Lorraine to facilitate peace, as Austria was prepared to «*crifice the Trentinp and Turkey and Bulgaria were preparing to give in.— Aits, and N.Z. Cable Assoc. VIENNA CONTROLLED BY SOLDIERS' COUNCIL. New York, April 90. Recording tp digpatches from Vienna, tbg Soldiers' Council controls the city.-™-A91..N.Z. Cable Assn.