The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-31
BIG CROWD IN FRONT or REicHs-
TAG BUILDING TO CELEBRATE
RELEAsE OF LIEsKNEcHT.
TURKS SEEKING PEACE
Y. .. MISSION IN FRANCE TO DIS
cUss TRUCE. PRELiMiNARIEs
WITH ALLIED COUNCIL.

gathered before the Reichstag build
Ing In Berlin, demanded abdicatiOn Of
the kaiser and the establishment Of a
republic, according to Information.
The crowds had collected to pay
tribute to Karl Liebknecht. Socialist
leader. recently released after long
Imprisonment for political opposition
to the German government. according
to dispatches received by the news
paper from Zurich.
After frenziedly acclaimipg Liebk-
necht. the people hoisted him into q
vehicle filled with flowers. Amid wild
cheers. Liebknecht declared: THE
lpeople's hour has arrived"
Amsterdam speedy uncondi
tional surrender OF tho Austro- Hungar-
ian monarchy is probable. according
to Vienna dispatch to the Frankfort
Gazette. - KY,
Basel, Switxerland.-Turkey will &C.
cept peace based on the principles of
right and Justice laid down by Presi-
dent Wilson. which the new Turkish
government approves. the grand vizicr,
Tewfik Pasha, Is quoted in . Constan
tinople dispatch as having stated in
Parliament. Id
The grand viziers' speech was made
on the occasion Of the presentation OF
the new ministry to the cha,nber. He
said the government would grant with
out delay to all elements not only po-
litieal rights without distinction as to
nationality or religion. but the right
to participate In the administration of
the country.
Emperor Charles. accOrding to q
Budapest dispatch. has accepted the
resignation Of Baron Burian. the Aus.
tro Hungarian foreign minister. and
also Of the Hungarian cabinet headed
by DIR. Wekerle. Count JuliQs Andras.
ny, Hungarian statesman. has been ap-
pointed to succeed Baron Burian.
II was announced In the lower
chamber Of the Hungarian parliament
that the Croatian soldiers Of the Sew
enty-ninth regiment at Fiums had re-
VOTED. seized the city and destroyed
the railroad there. Count Apponyi.
Count Audrassy and the opposition
deputies thsreupon demanded the res
iGnation Of the ministry. according to
Budapest advices received here.
Dr.. Wekerle. the premier. declared
that. In view Of the increasing diff
culties Of the situation. he would pro-
pose to the king . coalition ministry.
Comment on President Wilson's
note to Germany 10 beginning to ap-
pear In German papers. The National
ZeitunE Of Berlin says: President
Wilson has answered quickly. Well.
II ever Emperor Williams invocation
that God be with him IL In reason. II
is right now" The Neuste Nachrich-
ton Of Berlin says: In spite Of ev.
erythinE. We feel that this answer
brings us nearer peace"
Washington-Col. e. M. House. per.
sonai representative Of President VIII.
son and spokesman OF the state de-
partment. and Admiral William 8.
Benson. chief Of naval operations.
have arrived In France 10. represent
the United States In the consideration
OF Germany's plea for an armistice
and peace negotiations.
Hungary Wants separate Peace Terms
PAris.-HunEary intends to apply ID.
rect to the entente governments to ~.
certain ON what terms they will grant
n n nrmiaflrA and t,Apce In Huu1arv n
IL reported In political circles In Buda.
pest. according to Zurich dispatch.
Austria Hungary already In recoociled
to the idea OF unconditional capitula.
ton. says . Vienna dispatch to the
Frankfort ZeitunG. because Vienna 10
threatened with famine. the authorities
are poweriess and laws are no longer