The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
IMPERIALISM
MUST VANISH,
PRESS URGES
HOhenZOllerns Should Go If
Needed to End War. Ger
mans Are Told.
HANG GUILTY Is CRY
Junkers Bitterly Assailed as
Party That Led People
to Disaster.
HANG GUILTY Is CRY

GENEVA. OCt. sS.--feNce WuSl not
be delayed a single day on account Of
the Hohenzollerns II they are an
obstacle to 1t, declares the Volks-
treund of Karlsruhe. which >also IS
permitted to speak of the disappear
ance of the superstltious belief that
the Emperor was chosen to rule by
divine right.
The Schtod bishe Tog,racht says that
everybody is now convinced the AL
lies will not accord Germany n cheap
peace, ''but II the glory and power
of Imperial Germany is the price,
the German people are ready TO pay"
In permitting such items to leave
Germany the German censorship ap-
parently IL preparing public opinion
for coming events.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The German press
generally considers the reply to Presi-
dent Wilson satisfactory and n good
basis for further negotiations despite
the fact that most OF the papers arc
not quite sure what the first part of
the note means, according to an Ex-
change Telegraph despatch from Co
penhagen.
Theodor Wolff In the Tdoeb,htt Of
Berlin says that great difficulties will
5e caused II President Wilson or the
Allies refuse to negotiate for an ar
mistice as proposed by Germany.
"In Paris. New York and London
there is now talk about military neces-
sity,' Herr Wolff continues. I'VE
won't deny our own politicians spoke
with violence in the same strain when
they thought possession of Paris was
in sight"
The article concludes: Should
President Wilson demand the impossi-
BILE we must reckon with a continual
ton Of the war"
AMsTERDAM, Oct. %. - German pro
vincial and Socialist newspapers con-
tinue their campaign against the "chiei
| cuprits" responsible for the war. The
| luVcoPOot cl y
the first paper In Germany openly &c
demand the abdication OF the Emperor
, declares that the accession of the CrowI
| Prince is entirely out OF the question.
THE German people are searching for
the guilty." says the Voiks.eitunO. tho
organ OF the Nuremburg Socialists. The
Pan-Germans and Junkers are silent to-
day. but We do not forget that they are
the great war meters in Germany tha
! they remain the support OF social ant
political reaction. and that they are 6
| menace to the future healthy develop
ment OF the German Empire. The Pan
Germany policy has gone bankrupt, but
unfortunately. It has led the German
! people TO disaster
Punishment Is Demanded.
To the gallows with the guilty who
ever they may bel"
| The Socialist Arbeiter Zsituho OF Vienni
urges the German Socialists to punisl
the chief culprits" without mercy, add
ing:
| when tho German soldiers return
home from the trenches after four year
OF unparalleled suffering. there will be
reckoning for the people who-have lee
them to this catastrophe. The German
people will sweep away the Junkers ant
take It's own destiny into It's own hands.
BERNE,, Oct. 2l (delayed). - Prince
Macmillan. the German Imperial Chan
cellor, will speak at a plenary meeting
OF the RSlchstag on Tuesday. according
TO Berlin advices, Debate on genera
policies will follow. 1t is expected tina
II will last for two or three days.