The sun., 1918-10-28
Liebknecht's Release Signal
|. for Cutlery Of Workers Is
Against Monarchy.
REFORM CALLED COMEDY
"Foreign Countries Should Not
Be Deceited," Hoffman,
Warns Reichstag.
Special Gable De,pafch to TIE sus from the
London Times Services.


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oy the people OF the CITY on inc oc-
caslon OF DIR. Karl LAebknechts release
from prison. The people cried: Away
with scbeidemann AWAY with the
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Inc h"naso"oe coH"en"' ihis 10
the storm signal wherefrom we may
estimate what awaits us. having regard
for the excited feelings OF certain mis-
guided sections OF the populations of our
large cities.'
THE Indenendent Socialist Hoffmann
said in the ReIchstag: 'sThe prussia
House of Deputjes OF the so-called
neonle.s sovernment was comedy.
Foreign countries should not be deceived
Let the Kateer place his sixty castles
and the Junkers their luxurious apart
ments at. the disposal of our returning
Warriors -
Hermann was called to order amid a
why Il had become so modest. He ex-
claimed: You seem to wish the King
Of Prussia should exchange his crown
for a tall hat"
Hasse Demands Republic.
Independen. Soc,alist Leader Hasse
In. .noi.en IN N. p.,cbstag the word
that the w.ork,n~ ciss.e. are .nasking
al go c.vmans, ,o-Saw nj. SsnanS
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.na. "o "V"s
repup.eah iorn Oh Ho'eIhinehl was we.
Noiceo ny nerr Di',nahii' .ne eoeiAnS''
lmmA0lAvAlN
lease from prison. rms speech was
made at MANNHEIM last week and Ii
being repeated everywhere.
The Independent Social Democrats
are holding meetings all over Germany
and these meetings are reported to be
Followed oy street concentrations The
FTanSsone 1aSSpo" says:
a hetiohai sa.heFihs toge,ner OF an
FORCES 10 roper fresoeht WILSON'S oe-
nanus % NO, possoie pe.auSe .ne arns
peop.e Mou'u ASSUME 'ha' last hero'c
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~ ,San en-. ,hnnaht tha, ~. ca,,nan
nson,a sbnn,d devote then,.aIva. % q
49, 10 ,,h,,h ,,r,n.r hwna,.a. ~,
thousands might he sscr,nced and the
.oi, m GERMANY laid waste as ,he .oil
N Francs unfortunateIv has hssn d..
strorad n,.rsiw 70 n,.Int.in w,I,,an, II
IN The mi, nos.e ss,on NJ hi. now.r
.tJaa ,hs Ka,.sr to,ioved tha w.
LA $50 oe az rrss,.'. -
arnhs ana onn.rsr,,v =, ~. or,r 80.
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Inc L'p@e'ger 'oS@snV"g' uhuer
.ne neauihs' ioh Aseihs, oa'
Attacks, says; we learn from trust
worthy source that the police OF Berlin
ana other Serman clties nave oeen pro-
vided with gas and hand bombs. and
that these are 10 Dc useo 10 put an end
them zoe. on 10 descrihe .;x ma sure.
OF protection that should be taken
against these bombs.
The Tyd says one Of the frontier cor
respondents was shown a Bruges paper
wherein 1t was stated that a strike had
been declared in the Krupp works at
Essen.
The utter insincerity or the Relchstag
proceedings was exposed as II by a
nashilght by an interruption or the In
dependent SOCIALIST Ledebour during
Naumanns speech. Naumann had been
eAposins tne duaI government that mad
95a,,. wnsh S4nSehor Sethmann-
rioiiWes ana Aomirai Won 11rptx re-
ths daa,tra. ,rt.s . .,,rtn, 1880. Ia
lone Goyernment," he said. .Seciared
q would hr,n. frs.ao,,, 60 ,h. o,hs.
said the oceunies subject n,,.t ksen his
mouth shut No one knew who was
cook and who was waiter" Ledebour
then intertected: DO they know that
now2 II they do. I DON'T" This sally
threw the house into commissions OF
laughter.
Ledebour. by his witty question, re-
vealed what every one IN Germany
knows. namely. that the army and navy
commanders are still Germany's rulers.
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The Rheintsohe WestJaeitSche publishes
an admonition to the German people to
preserve their honor" They give YOU
a blow in the face and then befoul your
garment" says the paper. German
men, be manly! The blow from the fist
on the other side OF the sea affects every
one who still regards his fatherland as
sacred, Your people's honor is vour
honor. German women hs no, ,yaak ana
forcel.ssi GIvs yomr d.s ras, e. ~. 49,
dsn,anSs 1, W., 80 .. no nou.
Garn,an ,. q, p'O"t sUu
Void h,,t s0I mon inc "noie
honor"
"ss'erious MINIS commune 10 appear In
the GERMAN papers concerning the par
.Icuiarist movement In south Germany.
Inc frdhkluTfer zetthng refers to the