Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-05
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Resolution Adopted at DEM
onstration Declares for
Continuing the War.
REICHSTAG VIEWS GIVEN

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 5.-A demon
stration was held before the Bis
marck monument in Berlin on Sun
day in favor Of continuing the war
and resolution was passed protest.
ing against the acceptance Of
humiliating peace. according to a
Copenhagen dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company. quoting
the Tageblatt of Berlin.
No Necessity for Abdication.
AMSTERDAM. November 4-Party
leaders of the German reichstag in
their recent discussions decided there
was no necessity for the abdication
of Emperor William. the Lokal An
zeiyer of Berlin says.
Germania, the organ of the CEN
trist party, already has announced
that the centrist party demands his
liberals are reported to have taken
the stand that the emperor and the
Hohenzollern dynasty must remain as
symbol of German unity. A major
ity of the progressive party also Is
said to support the emperor and the
Christian social workers are cham
pioning his cause.
1t was officially announced in Ber-
lin today that Emperor Williams
military cabinet has been placed un-
der the minister Of war.
Hindenburg Grateful.
The Berlin newspapers today pub
lished a message from Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, thanking societies
and individuals for their expressions
or confidence and attachment. The
field marshal Declares:
Our honor, freedom and future
are now at stake We are invincible
The military commander says that
if the German army is strongly sup
ported, then our fatherland will
brave all onslaughts-"
Grant Unhampered Action.
The German supreme army COM
mand. in an order issued to all dep
uty commanding generals, govern
ments and commandments. says:
1.-THE fundamental idea Of our po-
litical life is to give the German
people an extensive right to express
their opinions in speech and writing.
and they shall, unhampered. express
their desires and complaints. Re-
strictions shall be made without re-
gard to parties. according TO the roi-
lowing rules:
"AIi meetings shall be permitted.
unless the objects Of such meetings
offend the penal code or are contrary
to the interests Of warfare. the con-
clusion of peace or the maintenance
of nublic order.
"The same restrictions apply to the
censorship Of newspapers and other
printed matter. A preventive censor
ship of all news and articles of
military nature remains in force.
preventive censorship can in the fu-
ture be placed on newspapers only
with the assent Of the supreme mill
tary commander"
Prince Max Discusses Reform.
Prince Maximi1ian Of Baden. German
chancellor. discussing German reforms
IN an interview is quoted by the Vos-
cische Zeitung of Berlin as saying:
"God be praised for real. peaceful
revolution. The old regime is gone
for good. I am firmly convinced that
a new German democracy soon Will be
living at peace with our present op-
ponents. in order to be able TO com
plete the task of remodeling Ger
The chancellor declared also that II
in the future the reichstag should
pass a vote of want of confidence IN
him he would be obliged to resign
With reforms in the federal states.
be said. it was unthinkab1e that the
federal council should ever receive IN
structions which would bring It into
conflict with decisions by the reichs-
tag.
Bolshevik Activities Disquieting.
The German nress is evincine con-
siderable disquiet over the bolshevik
danger in Germany.
The Norddeutsche AHemeine Eel
tung publishes a long statement to-
dav concerninr bolshevik activities.
which it attributes to the Russian
embassy at Berlin.
The Tageblatt says leaflet has been
distributed to the people of Berlin.
and in particular to soldiers. signed
by the workers and soldiers COM
nitteee." The newspaper says Its OBJ
iect is to incite soldiers to disohey
military commands.
Stubborn Financial Panic.
LONDON. November The Berlin
vossische Zeitung. discussing the
financial panic in Germany. says It u
of q more stubborn character and
greater in extent than At the outbreak
Of the war. The newspaper adds that
in the month ended October -, the
loan bank increased ass. 100000
marks. The note circulation Of the
reichsbank has risen to 1856. 000. 600
marks, as compared with 2,000. 600 coo
marks at the commencement Of the
war, and the loan banks now were
circulating s.oea. ooe. zoe marka In
notes.
The newspaper says the vice presi-
dent Of the reichsbank asserted that
recent boarding had attained une1-
ampled Dimensions He warned the
public that q continuation Of hoard