Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-15
Cficers to Be Reinstated and
National, Not Red, Flag
Will Be Flown.
ERLIN ASKS PEASANTS
TO AID FOOD SUPPLY
1ogram of Government Enforces
fany Notifications Toward De-
mocraey and Liberty, Is Claim.
I,h> Associated Press.

IN. Associated Press.
LONDON, November 15.-The
cws of German U-boats at a
nss meeting at Brunsbuttel,
scording to a Copenhagen dis
itch to the Daily Express, re-
slved to oppose the revolution
ad reinstate the officers. They
ecided to fly the national flag
stead of the red flag.
The Berlin soldiers and work.
rs council has decided to dis
,lve the red guards, according
an Exchange Telegraph dis
atch from Copenhagen. Capt.
on Beerfeld, the leader of the
ed guards, has been dismissed
or making revolutionary plans.
Appeal to Peasants.
AMSTERDAM, Thursday. November
,4-The new German government
as issued an appeal to the peasant
,onu,ation asking for the formation
. neasants' councils for the purpose
# organizing food supply. Tne ap-
neal saws that such voluntary sell
administration is better than bureau.
ratio organization, and will avert
recourse to compulsory measures.
z Program Is Published
RERN. November IA dispatch
received here from Berlin says the
new government has published its
,rorram in a proclamation. the ois-
n,tcb adds that the program en1orcss
,nanv notifications toward democrTSs
and liberty, economically ana pont,sS ~:
Tbe nroclamation includes tnat tne
,.;c,;ms Of the dghting during the
nast few days inside Greater sernn
lha,i he buried together IN the cene
Ssrv where the victims OF tho 1919
revolution were buried
i State Of Siege Raised-
THE proclamation announces tha1
The state Of siege has been raised thae
there is to be full liberty for ALL even
-unctionaries, to form assoclatlons'
-. censorship, including that on the
stricals, is abolished; there are 10 DC
,rsadom of speech and OF writing, am.
,esty for political offenses, annuimen'
# the law of national auxlliary ser
.ce. an eight-hour workday ana unl
arsai direct secret suffrage, with pro-
ortionai representation for both sexes
bove twenty years of age, Tor elec-
IONS to all public BODIES.
To Convoke National Assembly.
The new Berlin government, accord
ny 10 the Frankfort Zeitung. after
.nme resistance from the Independent
ocialists, has resolved that as soon
s the business program has been set
,ed II will take up the question OF
ne convocation of national asse"-
ly. .o sbow
hat serious effort is being made IN
erin to maintain order and to pre-
ont the movement from degeneratins
The vossische Zeitung publishes
otice that persons again Will pc per-
t;tted in the streets after dark until
pm. The same newspaper an,
,unces the arrest of two civilians ana
,ree soldiers for pillaging. They
ere sentenced to death.
In the south the movement has taken
more democratic than sociallstlc
U stuttgart a purely socialist gov
nment was formed at first but now
rec representatives OF the pour
.oise have joined the ministry. Inc
ty is orderly
Will Support Navy Discipline.
COPENHAGEN. November 1.-THE
srlin government has issued orders
which it says it will support the
Gcers in maintaining discipline in
navy.
rhe orders call for all ranks to keep
carving out the terms of the ar
:stice.
she Rerlingske Tidende learns that
y Wurttemburg cabinet mas oeen
pplemented by members OF the peo-
* national. the liberal and the CEN
Ist parties
: grand duke OF Baden has post
ned his abdication. the revolution
pect.
tdyices from Berlin say that the
guard in Brunswick is arresting
= high officials and high representa-
res of the military 2utnofltleS oao
towing them into prison.
Another dispatch says the negotiations
Tween the soldiers council and the
and duke Of Saxe-Weimer were pro-
leed and dramatic. The grand duke
rsistently refused to abd;cate, but
ALLY he yielded. On account Of the
popularity Of the grand duke the
uncil advised him to go to some small
Nn.
Hindenburg's Proclamation.
BERLIN. Wednesday, Novembef Is,
Basel. November 14-Field Marshal
VI Hiudenburg has issued proclama-
On to the German army saying In
;ostance:
The ever growing number Of our
a.nies. the exhaustion of our allies
= the urgent crisis in tho provisioning
ool- country have forced us to accept
I hard conditions of the armistice.
the terms Of tshs arrnfstice we are
tiged 70 rapidly turn to the father
I'D. which is az ;,avy task.
You win never b. abandoned by your
fd marsnA in the struggle. He will
e,r be conndent in you.
First IN I:ihe'