EX-KAISER IN PERIL
ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE. By Telegraph.—Pr«3s Assn.—Copyright. London, .Tune 21. According to the Paris Tribune, it is reported that a German crossed the frontier, climbed a wall, and fired several shots at the Kaiser. Another story is to the effect that a disguised Belgian laborer, on the pretext of repairing water-pipes, concealed himself in a corridor and battered the Kaiser with a club until guards rescued him. The Kaiser's secretary declines to admit the truth of the stories. The Express states that the Geneva police discovered a plot by Hungarian Communists to assassinate all the chief members of the House of Hapsburg.— United Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1920, Page 5
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