The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-05
DEMAND
WAR CONTINUE;
BERLIN STAGES
DEMONSTRATION
Internal Conditions in Ger
many as Seen From
Many Cenfers

MANY CenIeTS
London, Nov. 5.-A- demonstration
was held before the Bismarck monu-
ment in Berlin Sunday in favor OF
continuing the war and resolution
was passed protesting against the
acceptance Of humiliating peace,
to the Exchange Telegraph Co.,
quoting the Tageblatt of Berlin.
s The French View.
Paris, Nov. 5.-'There can be no
doubt" says The Temps, that a
great struggle is going on around the
German emperor,s person between
the influences which caused the war
and wish to maintain the old regime
and the partisans Of new regime,
more or less democratic, and OF a
peace for the purpose of repairing
Gernanys strength.
by returning to general head
quarters Emperor William seemed to
show clearly that his supreme de-
sire was not to abdicate, so the en-
perors rescrfpt promises co-opera-
tion; not his resignation. But parlia-
mentary exgencies press upon him,
even amidst his staff which exhorts
him not to yield. Submission is not
sufficient; he is summoned with
more or less Difference to resign.
Socialists Want Ahdication.
Zurich, Switzerland, Nov. 5.-The
German propaganda service cites the
OF Berlin, as confirming
the report that Philip ScheidemanT,
the Socialist leader in the reichstag
and member without portfolio in the
German cabinet, had addressed to-
Prince Maximilian Of Baden, the i'm
pertal chancellor, q memorandum on
the necessity of the retirement or
Emperor William. The step was
taken. IL is added after an agreement
had been reached by the leaders or
the reichstag parties.
Good Use for Palaces
London, Nov. 5.-Emperor William
has ordered that sixty imperial pal
aces, including the famous palace
of San Souci. be converted into nos
pitfalls and recreation homes for In
valids. according to g. Copenhagen
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Co.
The palace OF San Souci mention
ed in the foregoing dispatch stands
in the park OF Sans Souci at Pots
dam. The building was erected ip
1745-47 for Frederick the Great.
Saws Old Regime ls Gone
Amsterdam. Nov. 5.-Prince Maxi
milan of Baden. German chancellor,
discussing German reforms in an in
teryiew. is quoted by the Vossicsche
Zeitung of Berlin as saying:
God be praised for a real, peace
full revolution. The old regime is
gone for good. I am firmly convino-
ed that q new German democracy
soon will be living at peace with our
present opponents, in order to be-
able to complete the task OF remod-
elling Germany"
The chancellor also declared that
il in t he future the reichstag should
pass vote Of want Of confidence in
him, he would be obliged to resign.
With reforms in the federal states,
he said, it was unthinkable that the
federal council should ever receive
instructions which would bring it.
into conflict with decisions by the
reichstag.
Minister of War Now Chief
Amsterdam, Nov. Sit was Off
cially announced in Berlin that the
has been placed under the minister
of war.
Leaders With the Kaiser
Amsterdam, Nov. 5.-Party leaders
of the German reichstaR in their re-
cent discussions decided there was
no necessity for the abdication Of
Emperor William, the Lolal An
zeiger of Berlin says.
Germania. the organ Of the Cen
trist party. demands his retention of
the throne. The National liberals
are reported to have taken the stand
that the Emperor and the Hohenzol-
lern dynasty must remain as SYM
boil of German unity. A majority Of
the Progressive party also is said
to support the emperor and the
Christian social workers are cham
pioning his cause.
Germans Fear BoIsFeviki.
Amsterdam, Nov. 5.-The German
press is evincing considerable dis
quiet over the Bolshevik danger in
Germany.
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Eel
tung published a long statement con-
corning Bolsheyik activities which it
attributed to the Russian embassy
at Berlin.
The Tagb1att says a 1eanet has
been distributed to the people OF Ber-
lin and In particular to soldiers, sign
ed by the workers and soldiers COM
mittee." The newspaper says its OBJ
ject is to incite soldiers to disobey|
military commands.
Amsterdam, Nov. 5.-Berlin news
papers published a message from
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
thanking societies and individuals for
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