The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-24
HUNS TROUBLES
ARE MULTIPLY
LABOR DEMONSTRATIONS IN
FAVOR OF PEACE.
PRESS DEFIES KAISERITES
Provincial and Socialist Newspapers
of Germany Make an Attack Upon
the Pan-Germans.-Max Is
Still Defiant.
PRESS DEFIES KAISERITES

Zurich, Oct 23.-Meetings of Ger
man laborers at Wittenberg, Eslaben
Delitzch, Amedorf and Teutseh have
adopted resolutions demanding an i'm.
mediate peace on the basis of interna-
tional socialism, according to advices
received here today.
Prince Max Is Defiant.
Copenhagen, Oct. 23.-"President
Wilson's reply to the latest German
note may, perhaps, bring definite Ger.
tainty as to the result of the negotia
TONS" Prince Macmillan, imperial
chancellor, said today according to a
dispatch received here tonight from
Berlin. Till then we must prepare to
resist peace of violence"
"A government which acted other
wise would be left to the mercy of the
fighting and working people. 1t would
be swept away by PUBLIC opinion"
The German people have spoken
to President Wilson," the Chancellor
continued: This fact lends voice to
the utterances of the representatives
of our parties today"
1t is apparent that the Prince in ad
dressing Germany's answer TO thu
Reichstag answered preceding speech
es by Reichstag members demanding
an enlightment on the internal situa
ton.
1.-The President Must Answer"
Copenhagen, Oct. 23.-"The enem'
is at our gates" declared Chancello'
Macmillan in his address to the
reichstaG.
Our first and last thoughts mus
be for the brave defenders who DE-
fend against unjust charges.
The German people have spoke
to President Wilson," the Chancello
said. This fact lends added voicf
to the utterances of the representa-
tive of all parties today"
ct is apparent that the Princes
address in part is an answer to tn
Dl CSSNllS DpSGSllCD w bllC lClSlASNtltf
members demanding an enlighten
ment of the international situation.)
Speaks With Great Reserve.
81 say the President of the United
States must first answer Germany's
peace efforts, which, throughout the
country have brought to a high ten
sion the question of peace and justice
OF Violence.
THE whole of the German people
are anxious to hear the government S
views regarding the successes of
peace negotiations" he continued.
Il speak with great reserve. l am
certain that the parties are obtaining
a hearing consistent with the serious
ness of the hour.
Independently regarding the in
ternational situation | say only that
the President must first answer Ger,
many's peace effort
As To League of Nations.
Regarding the second possibility
the German people must not be blind
| ~ brought to the government test
They have a right to ask what a
peace on Wilson's terms will mean
for their lives in the future.
Our answer to President Wilsc
must be frankly on the best under
standing of this question.
THE essence of President Wilson'S
program for league of nations can
not be accepted unless all people have
not be accepted unless all people have
Press Defies kaiserites.
! Amsterdam, Oct. 2S.-German pro
vincial and socialist newspapers con
tinue their campaign against tn,
"chief culprits" responsible for tn,
war. The Frankische Tagespost, o
Nuremburg, the first paper in Germa
ny to demand openly the abdicatiol
of the emperor. declares that the &C
cession of the crown prince is entire
ly out of the question.
1.-THE German people are searching