The sun., 1918-10-26
GERMANY'SWAR
CABINET HOLDS
UP ITS ANSWER
Reichstag AdjOurns Upon
Receipt of Presidents
Reply.
OVATION FOR LIEBKNECHT
Berlin Crowd Demands Kaiser's
AbdicatiOn and Calls for
Republic.
OVATION FOR LIEBKNECHT
Bv ths Assocsotsd Press.

Cabinet considered President Wilson's
reply at a long session yesterday, ac-
cording to the Frankfort Zeitun0. 1t
was decided not to answer at present,
but to wait until 1t Is learned what
the Entente's armistlce conditions
may be.
Special co6Ie Despatch to The srN and tie
Public Ledger.
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LONDON, Oct. 26.--Despatches re-
ceived here quote the Berlin Lokul
Anxei0er as saying in regard to Presi-
dent Wilson's note:
Germany cannot accept an armis-
tice which would have the effect of
making il defenceless and on condi
tions dictated only by the enemy" 1t
comments OH President Wilson's ref
erence to the King OF Prussia and
adds:
Now President Wilson practically
demands subsection; there can be no
doubt what the honor of the German
people enjoins II to do" .
The Cologne Gazette says every
thing now depends on whether the mill
tary counsellors will demand capitu-
lstions. as happened In the case OF
Bulgaria, as condition of an armis-
tice or think that the evacuation of
the occupied territories will be a suffi-
cient guarantee. AS to the other main
point of President Wilson's reply.
which it characterizes as the fate OF
the dynasty, the paper says These
demands are arrogant"
LONDON. Oct. 2S.--President Wilson s
note was received in Berlin in the
course of Thursdays sitting OF the
Reichstag, which Immediately ad-
journed. according to an EN- hange
Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen.
Discussion OF the note was taken up in
sectional meetings OF the Reichstay
members.
A despatch TO LIntormdtion in
Paris SAYS an enormous crowd assem-
bled before the Reichstag building
calling for the abdication OF Emperor
| William and the formation of a repub-
| lie.
! DR. Karl Liebknecht, the Socialist
leader who has Just been released from
prison. was applauded franticany. He
was compelled TO enter a carriage filed
with flowers, from which he made a
speech declaring that the time Of the
| people had arrived.
Comment on President Wilson's latest
note to Germany Is beginning to ap-
pear in the German papers, according
to despatch from Basel, which quotes
the NntionoI Zeitung OF Berlin as fol-
lows:
president Wilson has answered
quickly. Well II ever Emperor Will
Jams invocation that God he with him
! is in season it is right now
The Ncncste Nurh rchtcn OF Berlin
says: IN spite of everything we feel
that this answer brings us nearer
peace"
Calls Wilson BenefactOr.
There must be an end TO the maxim
| Where German places his foot II Is
German territory" declared Anton Sty-
chel. Polish Deputy, in the Reichstag
! Wednesday, according to another BaseI
despatch. He asserted that President
Wilson was the benefactor OF humanity
and recalled the VeNations suffered by
the Poles at the hands OF the Germans
Deputy Haase, minority Socialist
criticised the speech OF the Chancellor ae
too vague, declaring Germany could not
expect an armistice from it.
I DR.. W. $. Solf, the German Foreign
Secretary. speaking In the ReiChstag
Thursday, according to an Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen
said the Government would continue the
reforms already undertaken In the gov
ernment OF Aisace- Lorraine. but woult
not anticipate the solution of that prob
lem. The Foreign Secretary contendet
that Polish annexation demands wer,
not in accordance with the peace pro
gramme OF President Wilson.
Max IL Supported, 1913 to So.
When the Lower House of tn,
Prussian Diet resumed IT'S session IL
Berlin Thursday Count SChwerin, tn,
President, called UPON the Deputies L
make united front against ;he enc
mics of the country.
/ 4 despatch fTou. topeinaScu quotHl
| ndvices from BcrltH gays that the bal!o
OH the vote OF couidenc. given TO Prime,
| Macmillan. The new Chancellor, by ih'
Reichstsg stood 1873 to So, with twenty
three members not voting.
Battling with the Turks TO Rescue Pales
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