NORTHERN GERMANY AND PRUSSIA.
THE QUESTION OF CONTROL.
• BERNE, Mav 15. (Received May 16, at 7.50 p m ) The Munich Neuesto Nachrichten referring to the Bavarian King's visit to the German Headquarters for participation in the Austro-German negotiations, states n i? • , 1S rave ' Bavaria cannot allow Prussia to be the sole arbiter of Germany s destinies. The King of Saxonv is proceeding to Headquarters for a simiJar purpose.
Despite the Kaiser's announcement, the JNachrichten s Vienna correspondent states that the Emperors renewed the alliance for 25 years, and also arranged a closer military union.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN PRUSSIA.
THE GOVERNMENT DETERMINED. JReuter's Telegrams. AMSTERDAM. May 15. (Received May 16. at 8 p.m'.) The Prussian iWer House adopted the third reading of the Electoral Reform Bill by 236 votes to 185, but with the equal suffrage clause deleted. The Progressive Poles and Social Democrats opposed the emasculated Bill. The Minister declared that the Government lwd employed all constitutional means to carry equal suffrage, and failing its acceptance within a definite period the House would be dissolved. rThn cable news in tills ipsnc nenrflit-wl to The Times has appeared in that, journal, but onlv wbero expressly Rf.itert is such news tho editorial opinion of The Times/1
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17317, 17 May 1918, Page 5
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