REVOLT THREAT.
THE EX-KAISER WATCHED. THE GERMAN ELECTIONS. T«l«gr*p.V—Presi Asia.—Copyist. JUceived June fi, 3.30 p.m. Amsterdam, June 4. Tt|e Ifciteh police are watching every comer of the Boom estate, the exKaiger's new residence. Detectives are assembled in .the adjacent village. The commander of the constabulary accompanies the ex-Kauer #hen motor driving. The reasons for these precautions are Bot disclosed, but are attributed to a possible revolt following the German elections—United Service. RESULTS FORECASTED. A MARKED REACTION. Received June 5, 3.30 p.m. ii.■ Ix>ndon, June 4 WtlHafonaed authorities anticipate tht German elections will show a marked swing towards the BightIt Is (estimated the Conservatives, Paft-fietlnans, and Militarists peopleVt party will gain from 30 to 35 seats; that the Majority Socialists will lose heavily,' possibly 70; that the antiMilitariats and Democrats will lose a third, and the Independent Socialists may gain, perhaps, SO. ft ii feared that, whatever may be % rtsqlt, the Socialists and Communists isl liaise trouble.—Times Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1920, Page 5
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