Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-11-07
GERMAN CROWDS
ASK ABDICATI0I
Surround Imperial Palace a
Stuttgart Shouting "Abdi.
cate immediately"
DOWN WILHELM
Hungarian Revolt Gains Force rs
Soldiers Declare Allegiance
Budapest In Gala ~
Attire.

Attire.
Amsterdam, Nov. 4.-Shouting
'Down with Wilhelm" and D"Abdicate
Immediately" a crowd Of several thou
sand persons, despite the efforts Of
the police to disperse them, succeeded
in reaching the royal palace at Stuff
CART. Some mounted the palace rail-
ings clamoring for the deposition of
the emperor, according to the Wesef
Gazette.
Police Shoot to Disperse Mob.
After several scrimmages and an
exchange Of shots mounted police
managed to drive the mob away.
The demonstration was the sequel
Of a meeting of Independent socialists
at which resolutions were passed de-
handing the establishment of social
list republic.
At a meeting of the progressive
party ut Munich, Professor Quidde,
deputy in the landtag, declared:
1.-THE vital interests of the German
people demand the emperor's abdica-
ton"
A resolution was adopted demand
ing that the emperor abdicate in order
to attest the sincerity Of Germany's
conversion into peoples state.
Bankers Would capituIate.
German banking and commercial
men after a meeting have sent the
government declaration in favor of
acceptance of the entente's armistice
conditions, according to the German
papers.
The declaration presents an argu-
ment against those who hope for an
Improvement of the situation from a
continuance of the war and demands
measures for facilitating peace, even
If sacrifices are required.
Soldiers for Freedom Of Hungary.
Amid scenes of the widest enthu-
siasm regiment after regiment is APP
pearing before the national council at
Budapest to take the oath Of allegi-
ance, while high military officials are
calling upon the, council to offer their
services, according to advices received
from the Hungarian capital. The
Danube monitor. flotilla has acknowl-
edged the council as the military
authority.
The council has been Informed of
the appointment Of Count Michael
Karolyi, president of the Hungarian
independent party, as premier.
Budapest Celebrates.
Budapest is befagged and many
public demonstrations of brotherly
feeling are occurring. Troops sent by
the national council have liberated
troops wht,h were locked in barracks
by the gendtrmes.
Lejtner, wno recently attempted to
kill Count Tiska and who was arrested
early in October, has been set free by
q mob.
German-Austrl.a State Revolts.
The German-Austrian state council,
according to dispatch from Vienna,
has issued proclamation to the SOL
diers at the front, saying that the
government has been taken over by
the national assembly. The assembly
will Immediately conclude peace and
begin the orderly rehabilitation of the
army, the proclamation declares.
The Vienna grain reserves are vir-
tually exhausted. According to a
Zurich dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company Vienna has only three
days flour supply.
Belgrade Entered by serbians.
Part Of Belgrade, the Serbian capt.
tai, has been recaptured, according to
a dispatch from the London Evening
News, which says it has unofficial adj
vices to this effect.
Serbia to Be Evacuated.
A Vienna report, via London, says
the evacuation of all Serbian territory
by the Austrians is imminent. The
announcement is made in an Official
statement from the war Office. :.
An Amsterdam report says the gov
ernor Of Trieste has handed over the
commune's affairs to the 'Committee
of Action" composed Of socialists,
national liberals and Slovenes.