PLEA FOR EX-KAISER.
--■■■-» RELEASE FROM DOORN DESIRED (BY CABLE- -PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPtRIGHT.) (reutee's TELEOBAMS.) PARIS, Match 7. The ex-CroVm Prince of Germany is Visiting Lucerne, hoping to induce the League of Nations to secure the exKaiser's release froUa Ddofn. On the grounds of his health, the exKaiser Wishes to spend a holiday in Spain. CLAIMS REDUCED. (AtJST&AtIAIt AND tt.Z. CABLE ASBOCiATtO?**) LONDON, March 7. The Berlin correspondent of tb.6 ''Daily Express" states that Dr. Luther, before going to Geneva, persuaded his Cabinet colleagues to accept a compromise on the question of the Hohenzollern properties, leaving members of that family only their genuine private properties; all possessions received by virtue of former positions, including the e*>£f6Wn Prince's castle, estate, oils, and all royally-founded art galleries, gardens, museums, and libraries reverting to the State. The decision is retrospective and Will supersede legal findings.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18635, 9 March 1926, Page 9
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