THE NEW REGIME.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17949, 16 November 1918, Page 7

THE NEW REGIME.

GERMAN REVOLUTION

PRUSSIAN GROWN PROPERTY OONFISOATEED. Renter'* Telegrams. BERLIN, November 14. The Government has confiscated the property of the Prussian Crown. i A. and H.JS. Cable Association unci Beutei. (Received November 15, 7.50 p.m.) LONDON, November 14. A German official wireless message confirms the statement that the new Prussian Government is confiscating the Prussian Crown's entailed property, placing it under the administration or the Ministry of Finance. Unentailed {iroperty personal to the King and ioyal Family is not 'affected. 'A ROYAL ADHERENT. ReuWn Tategruiu. COPENHAGEN, November 14. A patrol found Princo Henry of Prussia at Duke Frederick Ferdinand's castle at Eckfoerto. Ho declared his adhesion to the revolution. KOTI-BOLSHEVIK. SOX/DIERS' COUNCIL DISAVOWS TERRORISTS. United Service. LONDON, November 14. Stockholm messages insist that Bolshevism is non-existent in Berlin, outside a weak group. . •Jho German Soldiers' Council wirelessed from Kovno an address to Russia, declaring that th& German movement is anti-Bolshevik and declining , ' all connection with terrorists. THE MODERATES. "The Timet Servio». (Received November 16, 12.25 a.m.) COPENHAGEN, November 14. Bavaria, Wurttemburg, Hesse and Baden are predominantly Moderato and preparing to call constituent assemblies. They have appointed temporary coalitions similar to Ehert's. In Saxony the Sovietß refused eQ-operation 'with the Majority Socialists and civil politicians. POSITION AT WARSAW. GERMANS ORDERED TO DEMOBILISE. Houtae'a Telognvmi. (Received November 16, 12.25 n.m.) LONDON, November 15. Polish forces occupy the royal palaces at Warsaw, obtaining possession of arms. They ana directing the Germans to demobilise.