New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
Independents and Boil
sheviki Cast 4,3OO
Ballots Among
6,4OO
North Becoming
Conservative
Seaport Cities Now
Tender Their Sup
port to Govern
ment i'm Berlin

o1hLIN. Nov. rs (By The Associated
Press).-Reports of tests of streno+,
De'"een the conservative eIements and
'ne independent and "Bolshevik" So
clailsts in various places in GERMANY
continue to indicate that so far "a m.-a
numbers go the extremists are e,r,..
negligible.
The elections to the Soldiers, ana
"orkmen's Council in Dresden on snn-
day show that the extremists nolied
only 4.3O0 votes against 56,400 for the
old Socialists. Both groups of inde-
pendents won only three or four seats
IN the council of fifty.
Growing More Conservative
Fuller reports from Bremen show the
movement in the coast cities already
has turned into a more conservative
channel.
A meeting Of Soldiers, workmen's
and Peasants councils, representing
bremen. Hanover, Hamburg, Olden.
burg, Flensburg, Osnabrueck, VIII.
helmshaven and a number of smaller
places in the provinces of Hanover and
Schleswig- Holstein. adopted a resolu.
tion declaring these councils would
stand behind the present government
and demanding the convocation of a
national assembly. The resolution was
adopted by vote Of 81 to 20. There
also was crushing defeat for the ex.
tremlsts at meeting representing the
10th Army Corps at Hanover, where, By
q vote of lao to 4, a resolution was
adopted against efforts TO establish a
dictatorship and demanding the sum.
monlng of constituent assembly.
Soldiers Stand for Order
Soldiers from the front are beginning
to arrive in Berlin and men who have
conversed with them express them
selves optimistically as to the result Of
their arrival ae regards it's effect upon
the preservation of order These men
declare that the great bulk of the SOL
diers reject Bolshevism in ali its
phases.
1t may also. perhaps, be considered
an indication of the general public's
faith in the conservatism of the SOL
diere that German and Prussian flags
are beginning to reappear all over Ber-
lin, after having made way for the red
flag since November 10
Only in one of the suburbs was any
objection raised to the flying of the
national flags. Certain elements there
tore the Prussian banners from the
streetcars. Elsewhere the emblems
were not disturbed.
Want Kaiser Tried
eve demand the immediate conven.
Ing of a revolutionary tribunal for the
purpose Of passing sentence on the
Hohenzollerns, father and son, and on
Won Bethmann-H -Holiweg," says the RED
Flag" the organ of DR.. Karl Liebknecht.
in commenting on disclosures made In
Munich concerning the completely Of
Germany in bringing about the war.
William II must be commanded to re-
turn and give an account before this
tribunal"
The Spartacus organ also demands a
reckoning with the Socialist leaders
Ebert, David, Molkenbuhr and others
for participation in propaganda calcu-
lated to absolve Germany from respon-
sibility for causing the war.
Kaiser's Lies Exposed
eve have been told that Germans
had no knowledge of Austria's ultima.
tum to Serbia. 1t was lie," saws tho
"Vorwaerts." Berlin was said to hava
admonished Vienna to 60 slow. u wa.
lie."
The organ of the independent Social.
lists "Dic Freiheit," says:
They committed high treason. Wa
cannot Law hands on William and va