New-York tribune., 1918-09-22
a 1,eaders of Body Plan Min
istry Free From Milf
tary Cuntrol
Socialist May Be
Given Cabinet Post
Centrists Join i'm Movement
and Demand Reti,mmnt
of Won HertIing


srnn,snt crisis in Germany fs approach
ing decisive stage, according To the
1.eip1sg "Tagoblatt," and n,sirtOy of
the parties are firmly resuted To form
parliamentary governments without
aelav--~a government which in entire
Independence of Main Headquarters,
will pursue policy ntade necessary
by tn seriousness of the tu,n.
lie. RaaJa ISIS have, sieu'ar,d THUR
rcadnesss 20 enter ir3 n,w gn,e,rls-
ne,,t. mdar tirs following conditions:
FIRST. .irs abolition of certain ,f.,r.s-
yrAiiss n titc culMtirisiun; secollt, the
ansrv uf Ut least two ur ti1re,s Nmia
democrats III tine government, and
thrr3, tife ucrupatinn of olse inpmrtant
political post, presumably tirs Minis
Try OF the Interior BY IA Sncialist, fur
which FRIEDRICH Ehars, president nf thn
1iarn COMMITTEES OF the RaIritst,Yg md
wire .prssitfent of tipc Rumiril hanpnumtn,
~party Is tirs inxenuxss cslnditisre.
Tip Contra party tntintta5y ihnii
mn It attitude rs 10 TIE, Cirurs1lt1r-
snip III u nsentiIE, on dbnrtN:. A Hc>-
.tion uf tirs party IS fultnwllpy tire h,aji
of Harr Gcernerher ulrs of It's Rniril;--
tag representations. in Il fiaSire tp ~
tain Count Won Hertllns:. Tin n1gjurtty
suf tho party. lpwever. tlnn1anIss tllr
retirement of the Chauceltur Cnunt
RrockdorfT- Rantzau. German Minister
ut Copenhagen. is chiefly nrnl1tinned ss
tho Canceltnrls sl1ccessur
Wants Constitution Ciuanxst
Tine 'TFageblatt'' advocates the safgc-
ton Of Count Brpckdorf- Rantxau, be-
levi7lg that he would energadiually un-
,dert;31e tfTn parliamentary r1fnrns.
Tire "Nos sische Zeitung," cnnlnmrte-
my on the ''TageblattiS' stueanre,lt,
says that it is worthy of attantinn and
for tire most part corresponds with
what rs being discussed III parry cir-
rIes. but doubts that affairs have vet
assumed such definite form U.s. the
'Tagnhlatt" sugges IS. Tie, "N-rsss iaci1c
Zeitung" declares that nothing IS 5ut
known about the Socialists having
definitely formulated demands, hut eX-
poets that the party's chief demand will
ire for change in the constitution,
which, 1t says, is alsp favored by the
.Centre party.
The newspaper de1ifes that the Min
iater 10 Copenhagen IS the foremost
candidate for the Chancellorship and
recalls that he has been mentioned
in every crisis and questions whatilar
his prospects are any halter now than
At other times. 1t sssorss That tieare
Us 40 Unanimity yet anto1w ties nm-
ioriiJ parties concerning the Chan
cellorship, tire question not having
bcen mentioned at interEarty discus
sion.
German newspapers are seriously
discussing the participation of the So
cjal Democrats in the Government
(rcrmania" rcproaches the Socialists
for failing 10 utilize tho opportunity
o. gaining influence IN the government
through the selection Of one of their
leaders
If the Social Democracy tfree u1s-
dertooo. TO share the responsibility it
would soon realize that in politics
there are great and often almost m
'sormeuntab@e dHfcultaes,'' "GernfaIiia''
says. "Fcr tbSs very reason we
SHOULDN'T object 10 Socialist leaders
entering the government
There Is Responsibility
"Vorwarts" says that the Socialists
would not in principle refuge to ,~ntcr
lee government, but Social nemeena-
cy aaust not be asked which ,passs It
wants, but what imperial policy it is
Realty to share the responsibility for"
The "TaSeblatt" declares that there
Is strong desire among the ma iefity
Party members for a pariiamentariaed
Ministry "rhe people are gradually
realizing that only parliamentary
-naistry can bring US nearer 30 peace"
IL says 1T is certain thst the Social
ISIS no longer have the necessary coll
"aehee IN the Won Hertii@S Cabhpet
81" An Progressive psrty ctreass tho
aura has also gained rrSAmd The ~sn
-'ef''Ahg Cabinet is hardy m ,nestt3a,u,