Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-22
GEL 1AAN PRESS
On ;hLY 0Ef|Es
kMsER|IEs
Provincial and Socialist
Newspapers Attack
Pan Germans.
DEMAND KAISER
GIVE UP THRONE
Refuse TO Accept Crown Prince -
Successor--War Party Held TO Have
Brought Present Catastrophe UpsN
Empire-Arehbishep Seeking -
Rally Catholics 70 osfsnss q I'm.
oeror-eolshsviki Rseukss Huns.

Amsterdam, Oct s2.-German pro
v;ncial and socialist newspapers con-
tinue their campaign against the "chtef
culprits" responsible for the war. The
Frankische Tagespost Of Nuremours.
the first paper in Germany to demand
openly the abiication Of tho emperor,
declares that the accession OF the
crown prince is entirely out OF the
question.
The German people are seArchinS
for the guilty" says the vonks zeitunx.
"rhe pan Germans and junkers are
silent today. but we do not forEst that
they are the great war meters u
Germany. that they retain the sopposs
OF political reaction and they are
menace to the future healthy dsvei-
opment of the empire.
ITO the gallows with the guasy'
whoever they may be-
The socialist Arbiter Zeltung OF Vi
emma urges the German soct0ltsts 20
punish the chief culprits" without
mercy. adding: when the German
soldiers return home from the trenches
there will be a reckoning with the
people who nave led them to this
catastrophe. The German people VIII
sweep away the junkers and take
their destiny in their own hands.
Mob Attacks kaiser's Palace.
News of Germany's evacuation OF
Belgium has added fuel to the flames
of incipient revolt in the empire while
at the same time infuriating the pam
Germans, according to advices litter
ing thru from Berlin today.
In Cologne the report of the retreat
led to u demonstration of thousands
OF working men and women who
marched to the town hall shouting
peace. Mounted police rode down
scores OF the demonstrators and PAN
German agitators beat the pacifists
down crying "Hindenburg." Soldiers
were called out and quelled the riot
tho refusing to shoot into the crowds.
Similar scenes are reported TO pe oc-
curing thruout Germany.
In Wednesdays peace riot in Berlin
previously reported, the kaiser's palace
was attacked. it is now learned. and
hundreds OF windows were smashed BY
DTlckS tIToWh iio'h '''S ''''>'.'N - =
ling, infuriated crowl.
The kaiser is said to have hidden in
the cellar of the palace until the police
and military. using bayonets, had
crushed the riot.
Promise to Cease Devastating.
Rome. oct. 32.--An appeal was made
to the German imperial chancellor by
the holy see, asking that the Germans
refrain from devastating portions OF
Belgium thru which they are retreat
ing according to the Osservatore Ro-
mano, the semi official vatican organ.
reply was received Oct. Is giving
assurances that stra:egical Instructions
have been issued by the German gen.
ernl stan that localities should be pre-
served and respected In every way
possible.
Trying to Rally Catholics.
[By Havas Agency.1
Basle. Oct 22.--Cardina1 Hartmann
archbishop Of Cologne. has issued a
pastoral letter In which he Gays dark
| hours have como to Germany, threat
cned by an enemy OF superior numbers
and shaken by internal changes. He
calls upon. his people to offer public
prayers. Deep discontent y spreading,
the ca1iinal writes, and ne invites al
Catholics to rally around IL emperor.
In all protestant churches q PrE-
sia public prayers have bedAt ordered
for the protection OF Germany.
Germans Rsbvksd by DoeDhsSiki
Paris, Oct. 21.-GermAn and Auatro-
Hungarian consuls received sharp
rebuff from NJ. Tchitcherin, the boil
shevik foreign minister. recently, ac-.
cording to advices from Archangel. Tho
consu1s protested against the inhusnanS
treatment Of political adversaries W
the bolshedki and received . reply
which said: " III
Germany. which violated the
neutrality Of Belgium and holds popu-s
iations OF invaded countries Under
brutal yoke, Il not qualfticd TO intces
veae In this question sss