Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
AMSTERDAM HEARS
|U-b0ATS CALLED
HOME BY WIRELESS
Prince Max to Represent
Military and Civil Fac
tons, Is Report.
GENERAL Won HlNDENBURG
CALLED TO CONFERENCE
Air at American Capital Is Sur
charged With Fever of
Expectancy.
RIOTS OCCUR IN MANY CITIES
Turkey Is Reported TO Have Agreed
to Terms, and Austrian En- $,
/ pcror Makes Concessions.
RIOTS OCCUR IN MANY CITIES

" '''iii-~$r o.N' OCTOBER 1T.--lpl-
portant events are dsc to happen ii,
Germany within the next twcnty.fou
hours. according to various messages
| reaching officials here from Amsterdam
and London sources. Tho air eisii sur
charged with expectancy .5sSs
Shortly before midnight a cabIerr,mn
was received that Germany had aentt
out II wireless order to all, subnia-
rincs to return to their base immedi-
atcly. Soon after followed another
message tha; General Won Hindenb,lrc-
mad been called to Berlin for All I'm
portaHt conference with the military
leaders. 1t is understood he has-beenS
called to headquarters to confer 5on
tho note OF President Wilson. General
Ludendorn is also said TO have again
tendercd his resignation.
from Bern late tonight camesthe
announcements an nsia, s, that Germany's reply TO
.tion was expected to be drawn 'un.ant.
dispatched to Washington to.night. ac :
nGordins to latest ndvices received there
papers OF Germany indicate that 1T Is
certain that Germany IN the note Will
seek TO continue the conversation
The message contained the further,
announcement that Baron von-, FIus-.
sarck. the Austrian Premier, has made
the announcement that AUSTRIA J, is
states. ...t y 5sl5-sl(.Tyl.
Another message that found a-Rei.
come reception contained the annonnce-
ment from the Amsterdam correspond.
ent OF the London Daily Express that
Friday. Prince MaNimiinn oC Baden Will
address the Eeichstag, Accepting il
the German army. President Wilson'S
terms. The Information. the GORE
spondent informs the Daily Express.Sis
credited direct to advices received from
r COrreSDOndent
adds that Germany will surrender TO
General Foch's armistice conditions. 1t
of hours. ~ .s,' -
Peace riots among the worlSingmen
and Socialist demonstrations continue
in many German cities.
N Paris message says that TTe4cs
G.,.amrs 4emonS'rat'ons ~ ms, continue n GermanS
streets OF Berlin singing pacifst and
Who attempted to hold meeting be-
fore the Hindenburg statue, were
obliged TO disperse by hootinG crowds
which attempted to set fire to ptha
statue. The police had great difffoulty
their purpose. - So
According to reports by General stEsu-
dc ndorrf. some divisions have refused
snGs 10 discuss political questions
STRONG ANTI-WILSON ags
Another Amsterdam correspondent
tells Of strong anti-Wilson tendency
not only i'll military quarters, but ralSo
in those which have favored peaoe.is.-s
For example, Herr Gothein. a+inenl
be ber OF the Reichstag. writing fnt:the
w Wtison has given q deathblow$ to the
idea OF a league of nations. His, pbaf-
ton, the writer asserts. is one OF brute
Germany would enter a league under
such conditions with feelings OF '..tfi-.
describable bitterness" .sH
Goethn asserts that the idea OF S,,r p
rendering at the discretion of the allies
makes the blood OF even the mostreon-
iirmed pacifists boil, and adds that,,al-
sericted submarine warfare it's reiin-
Weakeni"s Of S the Germaa sharAGnfiaars mIlliars
- ,rhs Cologne Gazette publishes q
signed by Count Friedrich Won Mcs.
declaring that after President VIII
be fought out to a finish, Il paints 4
0efall an invaded Fatherland
dispatch TO the Cologne Eolks Zei-
runs from Berlin states that there Will
Eeichstag. the Federal Council and the
supreme command. as we'll as the lead-
ers OF all parties. before n decision is
sous note. II is said to be probab}e
the Re!chstag Will not reassemble -uns
til next week. s.s 5i! r Il
IL is announced that Chancellor MAXI
milan has appointed State Secretary /
Groober as his representative In con-
Iection with the civil administrations OF &
martiai law. a 80 ~
Adrices received Tonight from Ber.
lin. via Bern sources, tell OF great ac-
tiVity In political circles in view.of the 3
German reply 10 President Wilson's
rnic. u is understood the note aIFeady
bias been drafted. and that 1t iss moi ~,
complete refusal OF President Wiisnnis
dt nitnds Il S9si,Hr
Berlin dispatches to-day reiterated
tho report that Turkey has mad & pexco
oyertures both TO the United states and s
Great Britain. The dispatches rcpye, M
sent Germany as convinced that TurS
Key will surrender unconditionally.sSs. 81. # ~
ENEMY HAsTENS TO s. ssi,,ss 81
REAHRASCsE INTERNAL AFFAIRS q
Signs multiplied to-day that G. errr,aiiy M
and Austria are Fastening to rearrarsrc ~
the!' Internal POLITICAL affairs andithsjrs rst
OF warfsse In tho hops at = =
meeting the requirements hid d0sRnS BY 'Sss
President Wilson In his rSplyi fioNCfo "a
many's peace proffer, Tfierc wen No &
sio- day when the eiernsTr, /, a ~ 8
swer would come but thai onS WeaitJtl
be dispatched WAS made more certnfsfS ID
By the statsmsnts Of BaroJrs T,urt III, m y ".