How the Premier Fell when Tsao Jui Ordained: Rumour of Probable Successor: Campaign for Presidency no pains to conceal her faith in: the benefits of a separation from) the other members of the Germant!
Peking, June 6.
The Cabinet, after an extraordin-
Confederation, Fo: til ha Oty. meeting this afternoon At the same time main suggestion was that the! cine, 3 resigned en. bloc. the Cabinet issued a circular tele-Crown Prince Rupprecht (as he was during the war) might head gram throughout the country state the movement, but the fact that ing that it had resigned because the President had refused to sign little has been heard of him int Mandates appointing a few local connexion with it brings up ano+ their interesting point—that in spite officials, thereby interfering with of all that German propaganda ithe responsible Cabinet system. would have made out, he was not The opinion is expressed in many by any means an outstanding! circles that the financial difficulty soldier and probably lacked the is really one of the main r ascus of personal magnetism that the Ger-the resignation. man Crown Prince is said to have The Premier, with his family, possessed. This is merely a view left for Tientsin this evening.—which Germans not from Bavaria
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