The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-11
'Nll.Al MAUI J RADIO CALLS
REVOLT A SUCCESS
Wireless Bulletins Say Work
men and Soldiers Council
Is in Control in Berlin.
REPORT NATIONAL STRIKE
One"Clash With Military Is
Admitted-Many Public
Buildings Seized.
specinl ptspatcA 10 TIE srs.

Special Dtspotch to TIE sus.
wAsHrNaroN. Nov. 10.-Progrcss OF
the revolution in Germany was commu-
nicated to the Government In bulletips-
sent our. by II German wireless sta
tion at Nauen and picked UP by ;the,
United States Naval Radio. .'''-
Secretary Lansing made the bulletins
public without however, In any way
vouching for their accuracy. These
wireless bulletins were as follows:
From Nauen. November o: ION the
morning of Saturday. November .. So
tialist party declared that Qt) leaves
Cabinet. Since then Socialists and In
dependent Socialist NceHnittee were
holding permanent Joint sitting in
ReichstRg. where soon afterward mp
peared delegations of various regiments
garrisoned in Berlin and ueighboring
towns in order to express their allegi-''
ance TO new popular Government.
Building of Socialist newspaper Vor-
uoerts was occupied by sqoad of 800
rinemen In order protect IT against
POSSIBLE .eventualities on side of former
regime.
Movement among troops had organ
ICED by speech made by Reichstag MEM
Der. Wells. IN courtyard OF barracks of
Alexander regiment. upon which regi-
inent, together with large number OF ts
officers decided upon sending mentioned
delegation to ReichsLag. At noon Social
lists Ebert and Scheidenana went IN
military automobile accompanied by
troops to Chancellor and declared that
ttheyO were decided take Govern
ment In their hands. In Reichstag fur
Their arrival delegation sent by 5000
sailors, who are marching in direction
BerlH and are expected during after
noon II Is reported that they equally
are ready to express allegiance TO new
popular Government"
Tells OF National Strike.
Transocean Berlin-From Nauen No
vember Q: Extra edition OF Central or
gan OF Social Democratic party OF Ger
many. VorUderts. publishes following
| call for a general strike:
Workmen and Soldiers Council of
Berlin have determined upon a general
strike. All works are at a standstilL
The necessary provisioning OF the popu-
i Istion will be maintained. A large part
4 OF the garrison has placed itself in or
Esn1ef PdiS OF troops with machine
kuns and rifles at the disposition OF
lworkmen and Soldiers Council. Move
ment Is directed In common by Social
Democratic party Of Germany and by
Independent Socialist Democratic party.
Workmen and soldiers take care for
maintenance OF quiet and order. Long
| live social republic.
"WoRKMEN AND SOLDIERS COUNCIL"
From Nauen. November 9: Reports
come in from all parts Of German EN-
pire Of similar disturbances. which re-
main almost everywhere workmen
twithin?l the limits OF economic order
Everywhere workmen and Soldiers
Councils are rapidly forming which 40,
with already existing authorities. result
OF which Is that carrying on Of public
| servicc-partly under control OF Work.
men and Soldiers Council-continues to
work undisturbed.
Concerning events OF eth Novembe,
In Berlin semi-official telegraph bureau
under control OF Workmen and Soldiers
Council gives out following report:
This morning at 8 o'clock workmer
Of great industrial enterprises went on a
general strike. They FASTENED in pro-
/ cessions before which red flags were
soldiers OF an branches OF the service
marched from all suburbs to interior OF
city.
Onc Clash with Military.
;".Firs professions arrived in interio,
of city AT first soldiers and OF
ficers were demanded to take OF
their cockades and shoulder straps. II
large d+gree this took place volun
tarily; general fraternizing OF sailors
soldiers and workmen took place, man!
went into the barracks and found ais
hero enthusiastic reception from tn
soldiers.
| Military garrisons OF factories ha'
left the workshops In common witt
workmen and acted together with them
So FAR as 10 now known 1t came onl
to q collision between the crowd an
the armed force In case Of the garrison
but here also there were only two Of
= fcera- who shot. II 10 to be regrstte
that there were three killed and on
wounded. .-.
Taking possession OF most OF publ
buildings and institutions was withou
difficulty. after II was clear that tn
| military had gone over to the side O
tho people. Procession ID. Of strikin
workmen OF Society for Wireless Telt
graphy arrived half past one befor
Reichstag. A detachment of Chasseur
occupied the open steps before whic
the crowd assembled.
'Reichstag Member Scheldeman
m AIDE "A speech: Emperor and Crow
Prince have abdicated. Dynasty
overthrown. A splendid victory for Ger
man people. Ebert has been requisite
to form a new government, with PAL
ticipation OF all branches Of social demo
cratic parties Ordinance OF Govern
, ment have only validity with Ebert
! signature, ordinances OF War Miniete
only when countersigned by Socis
Democratic assistant"
'Scheidemann called upon the crow
to preserve order and to avoid dis
turbances., Parliament Meuber VogheI
. and some soldiers spoke from an auto
mobile. Delegate of officers corps {
a Guard battalion stated that officer
were on side OF people. Stormy al
plauss and jubilation accompanied
speeches.
Transocean, Berlin. from Nauen, NJ
. vember ., received by navy radio, NJ
vember 10; at has been officially reporte
= concerning the delay In transmission {
armtstlce terms: -
1.-THE courier commissioned to brtn
: armistice conditions sent In night, I
= 9th November by wireless from Elf
= Tower (madeI) statement that he cou
. not pass the lines since Germans ma
not ceased firing. He was probably Il
! to this statement by circumstances thu
Q on German side an ammunition dep
x had caught on IRE and was blown l
i with continuous detonations. Couri
q had the circumstances explained TO hi
by wireless and received directions In
nediately to cross the lines Arrival
armistice terms in Berlin can DO 0,
pected at any hour"
NEGRO LYNCHED AS DISTURB
= He Il Handed over by Jail ono a