New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01
Premier Eisner Says, Rhine
Provinces Also Will
Oppose Berlin
Dictatorship Will
Not Be Tolerated
Associates of Liebknecht
Seize Control Of Wire
less Stations

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 3o.-Kurt Els
ner, the Bavarian Premier, has de-
clsred in a speech that he is ready to
take al the consequences Of q conflict
with the former German Empire, the
result OF which, perhaps, will be that
Bavaria viii be obliged to act indie.
pendently, in which case the Rhine
provinces and the whole of south Ger
many will support her, says the Berlin
correspondent of the "National Ii
dende."
ne same correspondent quotes Herr
Eaas, the Minister of the Interior of
Baden, as saying that the ideal of the
empire should be maintained, but that
no Berlin dictatorship will be toll
Grated.
BERLIN, Nov. S0.-A group of indie
pendent Social Democrats CLOSELY iden-
tined with the Spartacus element of
Or. Llebknecht, has seized control of
81 wireless stations in Germany and
Is now transmitting propaganda and
other news, the Berlin "Tageblatt''
says 1t is informed.
Warning Is Issued
Chancellor Ebert and Herr Hasse. on
behalf Of the government, the news
Iaper ADDS, warns the press at home
and abroad of this condition, and de-
clare further than the government will
rot assume responsibility for wireless
information now being sent out of
Germany.
The Soldiers Council of Greater Ber-
an. at q stormy plenary meeting to-
day, expressed dissatisfaction with the
appointment of an executive council
Of twenty eight. men by adopting a
resolution appointing representative
fro meach of the seven regiments sta
Toned in Berdin to weigh charges
against the executive council and, if
necessary, to reform the organization
The charfges had been formulated
by the Soldiers Council of the Third
Army Corps, which declared among
other things that the executive council
talked instead of acting 1t was de-
olared also that the executive had
shamefully debased the high aims Of
the councils, failed to effect coorera-
ton with the soldiers in other parts
e OF Germany, failed TO protect the east
eri border, and hihdered every orderly
and practical work"
Demand Assembly
Speakers at the meeting sharply at.
tackled the executive council and we're
fpplauded boisterously while the meet
ing hardly permitted the members of
tae council to be heard The soldiers
tlmultuously applauded a declaration
mat the executive councils control
ger the government was unnecessary
nee the soldiers had the fullest CON
1dence IN the government and de-
handed the summonng Of a constitu-
chi assembly as speedily as possible.
Accusations of inefficiency. despera-
ton and grating were supported by
Herr Gerhardt, himself as member Of
the executive council Gerhardt de-
clared that the executive council for
merry unanimously favored a speedy
calling Of the constituent assembly.
but lately had succumbed to the press
IRE Of the Leftists, or Radicals.
Scheidemann Applauded
philipp Scheidemann was applauded,
but his defence was badly received by
tAe soldiers. He admitted everything
ID not gone as he wished, but he
Hoped to get along until new central
council had been summoned. Scheide-
ann met the reproaches of the Ba-
f1rian delegates who we're present nv