Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
FRIEDRICH HEARS
VOICE OF PEOPLE
AND MOVES OUT
Four of German Provinces
Are Now Without
Prussian Rulers.
CHANCELLOR ANNOUNCES
ELECTIONS IN GERMANY
Tide of Bolshevism That Threat
ened Europe Is Appar-
emily Stemmed.
AMERICANS NOV on MARCH
ENpcditioEary Forces Begin Cautio is
Advance Into Land Formerly
AMERICANS NOV ON MARCH
ENpcditioEary Forces Begin Cautio is
Advance Into Land Formerly
Held by German Soldiers, =,

LONDON. N o M b Q r liking
Friedrich Ill. OF Saxony. who held out
to the last against the nation vida
clamor in Germany for the elimination
OF all kings and princes. has abdicated.
This announcement was made officially
in Berlin Sunday afternoon. This
makes the fourth OF the German king
doms kingless. Prussia. Bavaria ana
Wuerttemberg. the latter three having
neen proclaimed republics in the early
phase OF the revolution
King Friedrich succeeded to the
throne on the death OF his father. oc-
toper IA. 800. His divorced wife, the
i'rincess Louise, caused world vida
sensation, when. after eloping with her (
Ghiiurens tutor, she published diary
shedding shed food OF light on ''how
~ message from Copenhagen to-
night announced the abdication of
Duh Duke =. Charlie Charles Edward of saxe-Cobure
franz ~. OF Mecklenburg- -Schwerin. a. (
according to another message, from
the er1e n" y.a psrs and ID Rs
fngs t0;, 'sfeetIons In the German empire
VII take place In January. The Chan
oenesson,9 oe,ior stated he did not believe it
ence until the German national con.
stituent assem- blye2has,, decided ,nnnn
'eamangS aennry !, future form Of governmens.
sunday the aaneapism GRsnan War n m'ss:ass
has decided to disarm the 1000 German
srdFs guard Of EeIs EhG Marshsg sMGrmng the adyanee
SEN sen force arrived yesterday ins,de
Inc Inc Hungarian border at Debreozer,s
mn ,ags ~ came In zoo motor ears. The Held
ORDER, ORD and he and the German troops I
are now on their way to Germanv q.
TIDE OF RoLsHEYIsM
APPARENTLY HALTED
ed ihe ne tide de- of Rolsheylsm that threaten
trails appears to have been stemnred
'oT the time being at least ~
IN ,nolland.th governments prompt
n,o, nres "a and agents gents nipped In the bud the s
Ino P,oa or the Reds" to Incense the popil-
'"fn in asga,6st. swa6sn Queen que Wilhelmlna.
tav took t"eueh .eh tne democratic KingEGns-
eourageously, faced The radicals" and
renu,i re,n MS people that II they wanted ! 4
joritS S,s Vote nnd tbm proved this VIII by "a ma
@ erai democratization Of the swed,sh
suIrage and governmental systcnSa !.
now under way. $50 - -
Switzerland for manv n,o,,,
,arr neu OF anarchist plottngs refuge O,
cn me- ,I I,s from European lands, over
zane zane INC menace by prompt and ener-
setic step against the plotters. = ~
In Denmark the situation is stiyl oh-
senre. @ but there seems no danger or
iii,io o omtnreak Norway has been
The latest latest coSntrS oS trs tp ,red anwas wave.
is eWa Sa;n as fertile ground for Boisheyism
secn,s So apa'n, ta,,, nut there. too the DANCE
Sf Tie 'es%nH1ar'y spamish maysmedt oysp,ed A leader
nnomingo ng who, in the Cham ber"i,s hos
iin'ules, iiop unf openly threatened a revoIu.
cessions w.ra .nerai and democratic con-
were number of demonstrations i,,
"p"nish cities, But these were broken
UP oS the police. Sh
The situation i'm all tboso
- ,s ,aSreed. depends mainly upon whot
hrin 'ioiis S the approa ching winter viii
,ense 'oren; erer, the food shortage is in
sane sane and moderate elements at the the
anal or Europe look as the savinr =
angel from anarchy and civil strife
NooNTRIES MUST BE CONSIpEp.,n
Though the term "Bolsbsvisu" -.
generally applied to the least sna,,,.
onsnnN outcroppings in various jaod.
setrers the trer1 who who have closely followed
out that the various movemept.. point
.,,, n"I oe compared with what took piaca
comdisionsp con II omappening nov in Russia. The
inuSt @ ne taken into account. il is arnuaeY
anu ,h me main consideration mug ueu,
,,., Me average state OF education. noiit;c.1
peoples. " 'ne different ,
~ Is agreed among students -
~ iono.oSS that nowhere IN fhet sn.,ss
80; - rs threatened during tho co,,,I
y w w .'i'er CT win revolutionary outhrnnWs
az t; people in such state OF dIsopnhts
nIt.'on' nt' ana nowhere Is the IonSI.
ruucation among the great rnassr oI
low as l. In Russia Morao,"Ss 80
none or the countries have rho nen,,, IN
peeh SO trrannized as they we're a. royJp,ss J,s,
Sia, ana the reaction, tberefnro ,IsT,
,GoI ne so terrific. If the Roish.1Hni
mri,,o ,.' ,"elr way they would undoubtedIv
o"r e,.r,a ne ss,,, world equaling, if, not even
o,ap,g' ov. p.ssnmg' THAT which followed the
TrTbSr,hpow rbny row or ezardom. 1t is believed.
,hm hmsE are expected. however, to find
d,tsorSpner Hs "sner Euronean neoples radically
hm, hh.!erent from their own. Besides. ali
shsy,k.sm snSS earned their lessons from Boi.
@ no. 'aught such lessons. II is }poIrited
ou' ana Germany had been the hrstg
70 throw on the yoke OF autocrasyIs
men men that covntry. Instead OF RussIa.
Wo9iG have been the birthplace or the
M keu terror FOR II Is the horror of-a
1epetition In their own land ot wat
t!neS nave seen happen In Russia, that
IN oeiieved TO have kept the German
Weople IN leash once fha oparthrow oS
kh.serdom was accomplishen "a A. q: IA
OurBREAKSsA ARFs ExPEl5rED s,lsss
FOR @SOHE TIME TO CONE
That there Is probability ,,e OK tnns siyaf
disorders throuxhout Europs hetora'ihs
nations once more set down. Ga fSSa 4