Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-11-15
People Shout, Long Live the Re-
public" and Sing the
"MafseilIaiSe."
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED
Revolutionists She'll Buildings in Heart
of Berlin - Revolt Spreads to
Other Large Cities-krupp
Works Seized-iiead of
Concern Arrested.

| prince pdlace mas DeeH StiIcu ~!
the revolutionists. The people are
shouting, Long live the republic"
and are singing the "Marseilaise.
Severe fighting took place in Berlin
| between six and eight o'clock Satur-
day night and violent cannonade was
heard from the heart of the city. The
| revolution is in full swing in Berlin
| and the red forces occupy the greater
| part of the German capital, according
| to Copenhagen dispatch to the tx
| change Telegraph company quoting
Berlin advices sent from there at three
| o'clock in the morning.
When the canHonade began, the peo-
pie thought the Reichsbank was being
bombarded and thousands rsfShed to
the square in front of the crown
princes palace. 1t was later deter
mined that other buildings were I'M
der fire.
Many Are Killed and Wounded.
Many persons were killed and
wounded before the officers surren-
dered. The red forces are in control
and have restored order. Strong
guards are marching through the
streets.
When revolutionary soldiers at
tempted to enter building in which
they supposed q number of officers
were concealed. shots were fired from
the windows The reds then began
Smelling the building.
Great Cities Join Revolution.
Leipsic, the largest city in SaXony;
Stuttgart, the capital of Wurttemberg,
and Cologne and Frankfort have
Joined the revolution, according to re-
ports from the Danish frontier tele-
graphed here by the Copenhagen cor
respondent OF the Exchange Telegraph
company
The soldiers councils at Stuttgart,
Cologne and Frankfort have decided
to proclaim a republic.
Schleswig- Holstein, the PruSSian
province which formerly belonged to
Denmark, is to be proclaimed an in
dependent republic, says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
Great krupp Works Seized.
Essen, where the great Krupp steel
works are situated, is reported to be
in the hands of the revolutionsts, says
q dispatch from Amsterdam to the En-
change Telegraph company. Lieut..
Krupp Won Bohlen and Halbach, head
of the Krupp works, and his wife,
have been arrested.
Delegates to the revolutionary Ger
man navy arrived in Berlin on Friday,
according to a dispatch from Copen-
hagen to the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany. They conferred for several
hours with the minister of marine and
with members of the reichstag majori-
ity parties. 1t is stated that Hugo
Haase socialist leader in the reichs-
tag. has the situation at Hamburg in
hand.
Berlin Rejoices at Abdication.
Copenhagen, Nov. 11.-Berlin was
occupied by forces of the soldiers and
workmen's council on Saturday after
noon, according 10 a Wolff bureau re-
port received here.
News of Emperor Williams abdica-
ton was received on Saturday after
noon at Berlin with general rejoicing,
which was tempered by the fear thar
it had come too late.
The Wolff bureau, the semiofficial
news agency of Germany, Announces
in a dispatch from Berlin that it has
been taken over by the soldiers and
council
Mutinous Navy Shells kieI.
Copenhagen, Nov. 1.-THE German
feet at Kiel fired II shots on Kiei,
killing IL officers, according to the
latest dispatch received here regard
ing the situation there.
RevolutiOnaries have cut off Feb
marn island, preventing the dispatch
of the garrison from that point to
suppress the Kiel uprising.
Other advices declare Herr Dit
the workmen's and sailors council at
Hamburg declared:
president Wilson's distrust of the
German government was justified. We
demand the immediate establishment
of a socialist republic and I urge a
general sympathetic strike to aid our
Kiel comrades"
Bolshevism Spreads in Navy.
Amsterdam, Nov. 11.-Bolsbevism is
extending rapidly in the German navy.
The soldiers councils formed at sew
eral ports have been Joined by strik-
Ing dock workers and shipyard men
and are negotiating on an equal foot
Ing with the admirals and port COM
manders.
At Hamburg sailors armed with ma
chine guns, revolvers and bayonets be-
sieged the Bundestrasse infantry bar
racks, which surrendered after
sharp exchange of volleys.