Generous Arrangement Made for Former German Ruler in Exchange for Crown Property Berlin, Nov. 30.
Thirty-million marks in cash, 180, 000 acres of agricultural land and forests, three palaces in Berlin and one at Babelsberg and some Berlin house property, all furnished, is the price the Prussian Ministry ut Finance agreed to pay the ex-Kaitec The Prussian State retains thy so-called Crown castles; all works of art at the Berlin Museum and the Shack Gallery at Munich; Crown Jewels in the Hohenzolicen Museum the library and archives of the f9° mer Royal theatres and their endowments of 70,000 acres of lands and forests, and some house property in Berlin and Potsdam, also the revenue from the former Crown tes, The "Ministry declares that the '80,000,000 marks mentioned above are the equivalent of the value of the property which now falls to tua
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