Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-11
BY GEORGE RENWlCk
Sy ciqL Cable 10 E.ening Public Ledger
,opr49ht 1918. ov Nc,c YORK Th'ca Go.

Amsterdam. NOV. IL.
lyon. all parts ~ the Kaiscrless cu1-
y're come reports Of the astoniSninSly
randi suread OF tlIs SJcialistic rcNolu.
ZION. !. * In Munich. tile cdp.1l ot
Gayalsr. that matters appear e" ilhNe
moved with the greatest speed. Ihcre
"a Socialist government, with Herr iNuFl
t,isner. "A Vcll-knowu Socialist at IT'S
head has been formed, republic mas
been proclaimed ana the garrison ha4
placed itself under the orders OK tae
now powers tha. be.
THO movemert was rapidly success
r-i' at Hanover Hherc all the trains
bound for the front We're stopped ana
lie soldiers and their o.iicers were us
ar,,aa The movement completely con-
,icrpd OlaenuurR, and at Schwefh inc
Grand Duke rcceiye ed the members OF
rl,o Soldiers and Workers Council, who
informed hin, that the whole province
of NIecklenburg had gone over 10 the
Socialist reyolutior.
vnroughout tho Rhine Industrial re-
non tnc movement IS now spreading 'N'e
yiidare From Essen and many places
neor,;e in their alarm are trehNing 90
,,.,rd Holland. \. the hrupp works
mann. Thousands ol foreign workers have
been dismissed and thousands ot others
nave stopped work. \ oouncl! mas o''h
r,rmcd there and Socialist patrols are
,ail e. be surrounding the kFurp "o'"S
with q machine gun detachment
Al CrefcId n great socialist meeting
demanded that all muniticn factories
Immediately suspend wOlE.
Uemand OF socialists
rha Socialist leader. sollman, declared
that "a soldiers ana WORKERS touhc'
bad been formed and had establisneu
Itself in the CITY Hail TIC proclaimed
.ne councils demands TO be as follows
First-rhe Immediate ending ol t"e
war. ,-.-...,.
republic. .,,
military prisoners. ,,....
salute. ..-,
Tifth--The army 10 oe made . real
peoples army.
sixtL-The aOGiGation OF the hoEeH-
zoi!erns and all the German princes.
The city presents Il curious aspect
Iayisbi,. deeked ~ II Is with red NaSS
aud streamecs. Soldiers and civilians
lava their caps and haJs decited with
yed Wherever crowds gait tosether
loud cheers are raised 'or aoC1a'iSl
republic. .,..-,.,,.
The chief burgomaster has n"tilea A'S
agreement with tie counciFs den'anus'
In Hamburg the movement is reported
-o Iave taken one peculiar feature i'm
hat Eery considerable eTrnity is 10"
being shown again the more Houo'" "'o
socialist clements
The Red Flag formerly the Hamburg
Echo organ OF the Soldiers ana Work
ers' Council. prints an order lsSCeu ny
lie council warning people against ad-
herring to what appears TO he counter
movement Oy the moderates. The bour-
gaojlie press has been forbidden 10 print
appeals from that quarter, which seems
20 consist mainly ~ trade-union e!e-
neuts.
The Cologne yol5s zeitung hiuts shat
70 Is probable thSt the extremists may
ID uo overcome BY tie older Socialist party
a.d by the trade unions and the move
lncnt will have less revolutionary cnar-
actcr.
Il. all other ports the movement con-
t.nues in being.
some speakers, amid q good deal OF
applause, advocated Bolshevist methods
Crowds Carry on Food
While the meeting was being held
20 disorders took place in various parts OF
the city, especially in the markets, where
a great deal Of food was carried or py
the crowds. ,A.
In the afternoon the whole garrison
announced it's adhesion To the movement
During the afternoon strong measures
we're taken to restore order, and these
,,,eya successful The law courts were
smut down. Deputation3 from other cities
a a,,,;,-ed in the course OF the day and
lad a tremendous popular reception.
Nov 9--Germany IS in the thrGes oi
a revolutionary movement, whch pesah
early this week and which las spread
and Is still spreading with great rapid
~, becoming more and moro openly
evolutionary In character. Both the
Socialist parties have now been drawh
into IL. Berlin was quiet today, but
action by the Socialists there is expected
at any time.
Cheers for wilson at Hamburg
traveller arriving from Hamburg
tsls me that the movement there il
frankly revolutionary. lie heard the
crowds cheering the Entente ana fres1-
dent Wilson.
Kiel Is in the hands Of German ter
rorists saws the Bremen Weser Zelt-
ung and the latest news shows that the
statement is not exaggerated
A message dated yesterday says that
7hs house Of Captain Heiue. town COM
,,andant, was entered at night by a
naval patrol. The sailors demanded
hat tho captain should come with them.
When he refused he was shot dead oil
the spot The soldiers council express
ed regret for the incident, for which II
dlsclains responsibility.
The general strike which begin Tues
day still continued yesterday. The pa
trolls in the town have been strengthened
and the red flag has been hoisted on
the city hall. Iliel is entirely cut on
from the rest Of Germany. The tele-
graph, telephone and railway services
n the town have been suspended. No
letters are being delivered,
The Soldiers Council issued another