Evening journal., 1918-11-05
(AlSER TO STAY,
SAYS REICHSTAG
Iajority of the Party
leaders Declare Against
His Abdication
NSORS BAN ON
" HUNS RELAXED

-RsrERDANT. Nov. 5.-Party leaders
7]fhe German Reichstag in their re-
NJ discussions decided there was no
J sotssity for the abdlcation OF En-
5for William. the Lokalanzelger Of
etlin says:
Sermania, tho organ OF the Centrist
Hty, already has announced that the
eHtF!st party demands his retention on
fethrone. The National Liberals are
sported 10 have taken the stand that
lefmperor and the Hohcnzollern dy-
asGs must remain as a symbol OF Ger
ian unity. a majority Of the Prokres-
I've party also is said to support the
mpcror and The Christian Social Work
rs are championing his cause.
II was officially announced In Berlin
od6y that Emperor Williams Mill
iry Cabinet has been placed under the
Iinlstcr OF War.
The German Socialists are not salts
cd with the Emperor's proclamation
Isued Sunday, according TO a dispatch
som Copenhagen. The Vorwaerts says:
"The manifesto will not in any way
hAHEe the standpoint OF the Socialists
- ItHtNhLM tic MNlllulAL AWI MUuANdAAUMs
The supreme army command in an
rdcr issued to all deputy command
1g generals, governments and COM
a6ndants. says:
rThc fundamental idea OF our pollt-
- ,lifo Is TO give the German people
q Extensive right 10 express their
1fons in speech and writing. and
q shall, unhampered. express their
III 5 and complaints. Restrictions
- be made without regard TO parties
z ling 10 the following rules:
hi meetings shall be permitted un-
= the objects OF such meetings offend
~ benal code or are contrary 10 the
Rrfests Of warfare, the conclusion OF
y oe or the maintenance OF public or
1The same restrictions apply TO the
Asorshlp OF newspapers and other
Hnted matter A preventive censor
kp~f all news and articles OF mill
ary nature remains in force. A pre-
ioptive censorship can IN the future be
heed on newspapers only with the as
kt OF the supreme military com
iander.
Prince Macmillan OF Baden. German
discussing German reforms
n an interview is quoted by the Nos-
ische Zeitung Of Berlin as saying;
"God be praised for a real peaceful
evolution. The old regime Is gone Tor
.ood. / am firmly convinced that a
lew German democracy soon Will be
wing at peace with our present oppo-
Ients. in order 10 be able to complete
he task OF remOdellng Germany.
Tho chancellor declared also that II
n the future the Reichsiag should pass
vote OF want Of confidence in him ne
you'd be Obliged 10 resign.
With reforms in the Federal states,
h sald. IL was unthinkable that the
'edaral council should ever receive IN
fructlons which would bring 1t into
onniet with decisions by the Reich
tac.
The Vossische Zeitung, discussing the /
nauclal sDanic in Germany. says II IS /
Z a more stubborn character and great |
r in extent than az the outbreak OF the |
ar The newspaper adds that in the 4
IN ended October % the note clrcu- |
,tita Of the Imperial and Loan Bank
,creased 2.650OOO.O00 marks. The note
Of the Reichsbank had risen
I, 81 200 n0O OOO marks. as compared
,ith 1000 100000 marks at the com
Of the war. and the loan
his now were circulating 9OOOOOO'OOO
&rks in notes.
H-he newspaper says the vice-presi-
ht OF the Reichsbank asserted mat
vent boarding had attained unex-
nnied dimensions. lie warned the
<biic that a continuation Of boarding
lid mean the complete cessation OF
"a Economic life Of Germany.
'rhc. German press is evincing consid-
'&ble dlsquiet over the BOlshevik
1nrcr in Germany. The Nordeutsche
6xSAlcine .Zeltung publishes a long
today concerning Bolshevik
tiv3ties. which It attributes to the
ss{ar Embassy at Berlin.
tXTageblatt says a leaflet has been
Hhtcd 10 the people OF Berlin. and
k-ticu!ar to soldiers, signed by the
Nsrs and Soldiers Committee"
(,xspaper says rs object is TO In
tidiers 20 disobcy military COM
4 tserlin newspapers today pub
Iaf message from Field Marshal
IL bdcnaurg, thanking societies and
has FOR their expressions OF
~ bnce and attachment" The Field |
~ \ declares:
honor, fr0 ON and future are
\ stake. we are invincible II we
'ated"