WILHELM'S FATE
HOLLAND IN A QUANDARY. Published in "Th» Tin>e« " ROTTERDAM, March 14. The Dutch Government has considered allotting the ex-Kaiser a residence on ono of the Zceland Island*, but has abandoned the idea, rearing that he might escape by boat. It concluded that Doom is moro easily guarded; but the question of finding a safer locality is unsettled. Tho Government is now considering his deportation to the East Indies, in view of the Beriousness of the situation in Germany. Meanwhile "the ex-Kaiser is kept well informed of events, and receives numerous callers who are travelling in a constant procession of mo-tor-cars. The ex-Crown Prince is described as greatly agitated. *
STRONGER GUARD PROVIDED LONDON, March 15.
Amsterdam telegrams state tuat as t-lio result of tlio counter-revolution the. ex-Kaiser's guard a,t Amerongen has been considerably reinforced by mounted police, under a cavalry captain. It is reported that the exCrown Prince at Wierinsren is keenly interested. Has intimate, von ZobclHtz. -who spent the first days in exilo with th© Prince, has arrived from Berlin.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10540, 17 March 1920, Page 6
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