Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
MICHAfLIS MUST
 GO SAYS GERMAN SOCIALIST SLOGAN
Other Parties United in Condemnation of Chancel-
 lor's Naval Disclosures.

Copenhagen, Oct. 13.-The German reichstag adjourned, leaving behind it a latent crisis which political observ- CTS believe will lead, sooner or later, to the retirement of Dr. Michaelis. the chancellor. Although other parties are less actively in opposition to Dr. Michaelis than Socialist, not voice has been raised against the Vorwa- ert's slogan, "Michaelis must go."
 Recent arrivals from Berlin report current gossip there is that Michaelis can scarcely last month. The chan cellor's blunder in springing the dis closures of the alleged naval plot against which, according to Nation a Leltung, he was strongly advised and his failure to make headway against the reichstag majority appears to have lost him the conservative and pan-German support. Other patries including even the Nationalists, are united in open condemnation of his actions concerning the naval plot. It is charged that the chancellor showed not only lamentable lack of nolit ical acumen but his act also resulted in strengthening the radical Social ists to a considerable degree. The hing sight of the government regard ing the effect of the naval plot dis closures is shown by the Vorwaerts in an interesting revelation that the cen scrship was applied to the chancel- lor's speech and that the telegraph was barred to newspaper dispatches while the authorities were consider ing in what from the speeches of Mi chaclis and Admiral won Capelle could be telegraphed abroad.
 Michaeiis' Days Numbered
 Tho speeches at the concluding scs- sion of the ricl1stage must be read in a light feeling that the days of Mi ichaelis are numbered. The speech of the radical deputy Haussman contain cd passages intended to launch the candidacy of Prince von Buelow, which is still being pressed as vigorously as possible.
 Gustav Streseman of the National Liberty party, Count von Westarp of the Conservative party and Zigfrid Hecksher of the Radical party, all fol- levers of von Buelow, immediately arose to defend the former imperial chancellor, whom they had endeavor- ed unsuccessfully to have chosa as the successor of von Bethmann-Hol- veg. The candidacy of von Buelow was killed at that time by the op- position of the majority Socialists, who were regarded as a government party whose support was necessary.
 Amsterdam, Oct. 13.-During tn debate on the censorship in the reich stag on Thursday, says a Berlin dis patch, Deputy Heinrich Mueller of Meiningen said:
 "The chancellor wants to lead, but we are reminded of the worst times Of the old Roman empire of Germany, We are suffocated under heap of of ficial paper prescriptions of mock jus tice, injustice and arbitrariness Pco- p'e ask who vii free us from this de- luge of evil papers. Confidence is rulned bv the manner in which the state of siege is exercised"
 After 2 strong criticism of the meth ods of the press bureau the speaker cont inued:
 'It was not lack of men but of equip ment that was responsible for the out com> of the battle of the Marne.
 "It looks as if there were elements of Germany working for an open con f,ict between thc government and par lament"