The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 5

‘Empress’ Hermine, Boss at Doorn ‘Fires Count von Moltke, Marshal pe -Bhe Doesn't Want Kaiser Cooped Up in Castle Grounds i and Plans to Make Him Popular in Holland. DOORN, Holland, Dec. 1 (Associated Press).—The first change in the Kaiser's household since Princess Hermine took over the reins is the de- “parture of Count von Moltke, the court marshal., ‘The new “Empress” has Pignified her intention of instituting a regime which will be directly op- to the policies of von Moltke. A dispute between Prinvess Her-¢ against Passau, PARIS, Dec. 1 (Associated Press). The Allied Governments have sent 4 note to Berlin notifying the Gefman Goyernment of the imposition of fines of 500,000 gold marks—$119,100—each the cities of Ingolstadt and Bavaria, in consequence ot the attacks upon the Allied Missions |s' for concealed arms. Withheld From Are Not Pata. satisfactory. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. GERMAN CITIES FINED $238,200 FOR ATTACKS ON ALLIED MISSIONS Som Will Be Rhingland Revenues tf Fines which visited those places in search The German Government was in- fofrmed that if these fines are not paid by Dec. 10, the amounts will be withheld from the Rhineland’s remit- tances, to the Bavarian Government. ‘This action is in pursuance of the re- cent decision of the Allied Ambassa- dors’ Coumell, which also demanded ipologtes from the Bavarian Govern ment, {ts responses having been un- The Allied note demands full and satisfactory apologies for the aggres- NEW FRENCH MISSION Deputy Rarthe exclatmed: “Missions Uke that of Gen, Mangin huve done WILL VISIT AMERICA) .nougn: injury to France.” At t ies 00,000] there Were Iively protests from va . «| parts of the Chamber, and War M ter Maginot took the floor, exclaiming “1 cannot allow It to be sald that » miasion as glorious as that Mangin has done tnjury to The appropriation was then » ropriates: The Chamber of Deputies to-dny ap proved an amendment, proposed by it« military commitee, appropriating 200, 000 francs to “send a minston of five of- ficers to America,” for the purpose off Gen. Mangin visited South Amertea advancing good relations. No specific | iast year, and represented Franco at countries in elther North or South|ihe Peruvian independence cele American were mentioned during the brief discussion. He was given.warm re various capitals of the Sc tinent. fine and the retiring marshal is gaid Be have arisen over the question of Whether the Kaiser should confine himself to Doorn Castle. The former] ( Fomperor's bride favored more free- Bom of movement for her husband, but this was contrary to the wishes of von Moltke, who is regarded as re- Bponsible for the virtual imprison- Ment of Wilhelm within the ‘walls. chats freely with all sorts of people during her daily walks and is evi- dently desirous of making friends. very pleasant manner on ons, visiting with any one much interest in her new surroundings. She is already galhing popularity among the townspeople of Doorn, and many children of the vil- © were guests at a recent party of her daughter's Princess Hermine and her youngest take daily walk eastie grounds and she \ meveral times in the tow “ Whe Kaiser has been frequ {with her in parts of the grounds and it is expected that she will soon pre- ‘vail-upon him to accompany her on trips to the village. " gegime, probably traceable to cess Hermine’s influence, is the pro- Bpective departure of Dr. Haec " the court physician, who soon lea the Castle to take up his private pr tice in Amsterdam. ‘The new mistress of Doorn Castle | | on ————>-- -- AUSTRALIA CAN’T GO DRY FOR EIGHT YEARS MORE Kecal Option Off, Vountry to Vote & at End of Period. 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