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GERMAN PROPAGANDA
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 AMSTERDAM. Jan. Si.-A Vienna dispatch under Saturdays date re- >ceived here today reads;
 No newspapers appeared today. the only issue being a sheet publish ed by the Ar6eiter Zeitung which contained nothing but announce ments regarding the strike and peace developments.
 At the head Of the announcements was one by the directing board e the German Socialist Democracy of Aus tria. making an appeal to the workers Of both sides. The board. sodi the appeal. had taken coyniEance with satisfaction of the declarations regard ing peace by Count Czernin (Austro- HUngarian foreign miniSterl and rec Ognized their firmneSS. The board. however. held it 10 be necessary that labor be enlightened SOncerning the government's attitude upon the con crete questions which are the sub ject of the negotiations at BreSt-llt- oVSk.
 This demand and other demands Of labor were today the subject ot negotiations with the government. The food minister received a large deputation of strikers the appeal recites. and reported to them on the food situations The delcSateS had an opportunity frankly to enlighten the minister concerning the views Of labor. and particularly Co leave him in no doubt that the demand for peace took precedence Of all other demands.
 Later Eaturdsy evening. the appeal continues. the district eecutivNeS ot all the Vienna districts met Co re ceive the report on the associations with the government. The aSSemhlaSe reoslved 10 demand thet abolition ot the provisions Of the war service law relating to the rights of workers and requested the organization Of demo cratic deputies tO continue i,s efforts to obtan justice for the victims ot the unusual conditions. It was de- cided that railway and street car serv- ices were Co be maintained uudiS- turhed and that work was to be re- sumed in all thei industries engaged in the manufacture of foodstuffs and wines and in gas and electric plants. The appeal concludes;
 Labor has maintained exemplary discipline in these exciting days. The party hoard expects it will calmly await the result Of the negotiations with the government trusting In it's representatives.
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Defends Proposed RdH
 Legislation Before Committee

to private ownership and the basis of compensation
 Thorne Next Witness
 Tomorrow the senate committee will hear Clifford ThOrne of. ChicagOrep- resenting shippers. who oppose reliev- ing the interstate commerce commits sion of its power to fix rates In testi- flying today before the house inter state commerce committee. ThOrne at tackled the method of fixing cOmpensa- tion provided in the bill. declaring that the government guarantees too great return on the capital of the roads. The Burlington he said. would receive more than 20 percent return on its stock.
 The bill. NIT. ThOrne. said. would capitalize surplus earnings: make the public pay all the interest on the rail roads debt; pay them a reasonable dividend on their stock; keep their
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 WASHINGTON. Jan 21.- Changes in the fundamental principles of rail road operation under government con trOl will make it inadvisable to turn the roads back to private owners i'm mediately after the end of the war, Director General McAdOO declared to- day before the senate interstate com merce committee. Until "cOmprehen- sive and rational legislation" to meet the changed conditions is enacted it would be injurious tOthe stockholders for the government to relinquish con trol-he added
 Examination of the director general on the administrations railroad bill may be resumed later by the commit tee Next Monday the committee plans to begin work on the bill and re- port it to the senateassoOn as pOssi- ble. The chief questions at issue are whether the measure shall fix a diff nite time for the return of the roads
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WAR POLICY OF
 JAPANESE ID BE
 ATTACKED. SOON
Political Parties of Nippon An nounce Intention of Seeking Closer Cooperation With the Allied Nations.
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LONDON. Jan 2l.-The war policy of the Japanese government is to be subjected to attack at the session of the diet which will be convened short ly. according to advices from Tokio as forwarded in Reuter- dispatch from Shanghai. As is customary on the eve of a meeting of thediet the political parties assembled yesterday and is sued declarations.
 The Kensaikai. proposition party, asserts the government has failed in it's policy toward China. has not been sufficiently positive in its support Of the allies and has handled finances in judiciOusly. The Kensaikai will en- deavor. the declaration says. to strengthen friendly relations with Chi na. It urges more complete devotion to the purposes of the allies in prose
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 LONDON. Jan. 21.-Sir Edward Car son. minister withOdt portfolio in the war sabinet. has resigned. This an nouncement was made officially to- night.
 The prime minister has advised the king 10 accept Sir Sir Edwards resig nation.
 The correspondence published shows that Sir Edwards resignation was based on the Irish question and had nothing to do with the conduct Of the war.
 Sir Edward. in a letter to the premi- CT. says that when he joined the esbl- net he had no consideration in mind excepting the prosecution Of the war. and had not anticipated that the Irish question would be reopened during the Wal
 Subsequently" the letter continues. when the convention was proposed used my influence to induce friends
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HOMES WARM IN EAST WITH
 FUEL; SHIPS
 ARE BUNKERED
Two Accomplishments Sought By Fuel Administration Had Today Is the Last of Industrial Shutdown.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 21.- Two Of the chief accomplishments sought by the government in closing down indus try by cutting off fuel supplies have been achieved. Fuel Administrator Garfield announced tonight
 Homes throughout the east. he said. are receiving coal in larger quantities than has been reported for weeks and bunker coal is moving to seaboard in sufficient volume to supply shipping
 A third aim-the clearing of rail road congestiOn-has not been attain ed as yet, largely. Dr. Garfield declar- ed because of unusual weather cOndi- tiOns-
 The first of the ten Monday holidays was observed generally and business everywhere in the east was at a stand still Few violations of the order were reported
 Tomorrow will be the last of the five-day shutdown of manufacturing plants
 Fifty Vessels Bunkered
 Reports tonight. said New York had on hand enough coal to fill the bunk CA1 O4 AAAlF fCcSCAos anu lCARAOn Roads had received supplies sufficient for the more than one hundred ships held in port
 We are supplying coal to the piers.T said Dr. Garfield. Tt now is a question of putting it aboard ship
 The heavy movement of coal to port has taxed tug and barge facilities heavily Despite pooling at New York. it was found difficult to handle re eeipts At the shipping board it was said tugs and barges would be com mandeered if necessary to make the work more efficient At Hampton Roads heavy ice was interfering to some extent with bunkering-
 In declining to put an embargo on the receipt by railroad of general freight. Director General McAdoO. it was learned. acted against the advice of the war conference board. which adopted a resolution approving the suggestion Officials who sought the embargo as a means of relief for con gestiOn declared this measure still would have 10 be taken or else non essentials would have to be denied transportation before the railroad sit ustion is improved appreciably-
 Declines General Freight
 The Pennsylvania railroad with the
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ATTACK LAUNCHED UPON
 ARMY COMMAND
London Daily Mail Denounces Higher Military Officers of British Army. Sensation Caused in England.
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LONDON, Jan. 21.-The bitter at- tack on the war office and the higher command of the army by the Daily Mail has made a decided stir through out the country. Coincident with this comes the announcement of the Iesig- nation of Colonel Repington. the miii- tary correspondent of the Times. Both newspapers are under Lord North cliffs direction and the public couples the two incidents
 Colonel Repington told interviewers today that he resigned on public grounds and protested strongly against what he termed intrigues against the army by politicians. In the same in terview he said:
 -The government has lost the con- fidence not only of labor but of the great majority of the poopie. and If
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Sir Edl0ard Carson Resigns His
 Cabinet Portfolio in EngLdnd

to participate in an effort to reach settlement. but on account Or the dual position l held as member Of the gov ernment and leader sf the Ulster party. felt it incumbent on me to stand alOOf from the convention. lt, however. is apparent that whatever the issue of the convention. its pro ceedings may lead to a situation de- manding a decision by the government on grave matters of policy in Ireland.
 Better Independent.
 After anxious consideration | feel that it would be advantageous for the war cabinet to discuss this policy with out my presence. | also de- sire tO be entirely uRfettered in form ing judgment on any situation that may arise. taking account both of the supreme duty that rests on us all in assisting the prosecution Of the war and my personal obligations as leader
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PETROGRAD. Jan. Sl.-After an sll night session the central executive committee early this morning rrcnul- gated a decree aboliShing the consti- tuent assembly.
 'It has killed itself.~ the eompittee announced. ~by opposing the wishes of the laboring masses represented by the Bolsheviki members.
 NikOlai Lenine. the hOlshevski prem fer. was the chief speaker before the committee and was greesed with tu- multuouS cheering. He said:
 "A conflict between the worSmeE'S s and soldiers government and tne con stituent assembly has been growing since the Russian revolution. The February revolution was a political bourgeoise revolution. in which the constitutional democrats scored sue cess, Over-throwing ezarism. In Octo- Der social revolution occurred and the working masses. through the work mems and soldiers delegates. became the sOverign authority.
 By creating the wOrkmen's and soldiers delegates. the Russian prOle- tariate brought something new into the revolution. There Is no equal in history of revolutions in western Eu- rope. except the Paris commune. The workmen's and soldiers delegates are not bound by any rules of traditions to the old bouregoise society. Their government has taken all the powers and rights into its own hands. The assembly is the highest of the political idssls Ot bOuregoise society. which are no long CT necessary in a social state The assembly vii lhe GiSsolv- ed. It has not met today. and has in fact. ceased to exist.
 The Bolsheviki have not announced any substitute for the constituent as sembly.
 The all-Russian congress of the
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Ministry
 Resigns; Breach in
 DudLMOnarchy Wide
Scheduled
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 COPENHAGEN. Jan. 2l. - The Zeitung Ammittage of Berlin. copy of which has been received here. says that Count vOn Hertling. the imperial German chancellor. will deliver his postponed speech to the reichstag main committee next Thursday. The newspaper adds that Dr. vOn Kuehlmsnn. the Ger man foreign secretary. in cOnferring with the party leaders and that he will participate in the debate. The debate is expected to last three days.
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Fight BreUing OUer Chamberlain BiU in
 Washington Circles
Hospital Plans
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BOSTON. Jan 21--P.ans for the first reconstruction hospital in the United States to be built by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, were approved today by the grand lodge commission of the or der.
 The proposed hospital will cost about S3O0.O00 and will accommo- date 6eO men
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Senator Stone UnIimbers Vocal Guns On the Republican Party and Theodore RoOseUelt
Missouri Democrat Brands Roosevelt as the Most Sedi- tious Man of Consequence in the United States.
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WASHINGTON. Jan 21.-SmOulder- ing fires of partisan feeling were set ablaZe in the senate today by Senator Stone. veteran Democrat. with long prepared speech accusing Republicans of playing politics in their criticisms of the governments conduct of the war and calling Theodore Roosevelt the most seditiOus man of consequence in America"
 There had been plenty of advance notice of the speech. which admins tration leaders sought vainly to induce the Missouri senator 10 abandon or postpone. The senate galleries were crowded, and Republican spOkesmen were waiting with replies There were many sharp interruptions during the two hours Senator Stone was speak ing and when he closed Seniors Pen rose. Lodge, New and others on the Republican side answered with vigOr- Ous defense of their right to make proper criticism of inefficiencies and with counter charges of partisanship.
 Senators Lewis. Kirby and other Democrats joined in the fray. which lasted until the session ended tonight with adjournment until Thursday. It was suggested in the lobbies that the two-day recess was arranged in the hope that both sides would cool off and permit the controversy to be drop ped. Many senators who did not take the floor today were busy with notes however. and doubt is generally ex- pressed that another outbreak can be prevented. Senator Johnson of Cali fOrnia. was particularly busy with his pencil when Senator Stone attacked Colonel Roosevelt.
 Answers Made.
 In spite of the vigorous language used by the debaters. much of the time during tOday's battle the galleries and floor were in laughter Senator PenrOse's sallieS would set the cham ber into a litter when the discussion was taking its most serious turns. Sev- eral times Vice President Marshall threatened to clear the galleries. and once actually ordered it done but Sen atOr James's point of order that most of the disorder was among the senat- DTS themselves prevailed.
 Senator Stone delivered his attack in Characteristically vehement fashion. He strode the middle aisle. shouting. menacing with clenched fist or wagging finger at his political op- pOnents. on the other side
 Senator PenrOse in his reply con ceded his desire to Oust the Democrats from control of the government. de claring a more efficient administra- ton would thus be secured.
 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts.
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Cabinet Crisis Indicates Unrest in Teutonic Country. Won Seydler Leaves and King Invites New Organization.
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AMS1 ERDAN. Jan. 1.-The Aus trian ministry has resigned. accord ing to Vienna dispatch to the Berl- iner Morgen Post. Count von Tog- genburg. minister of the interior, has been charged with the task of forming a new cabinet.
 The brief Vienna dispatch does not make it absolutely oleSr which of tho ministries has resigned. the imperial ministry of which Count Cxernin H the head. holding the portfolio oS minister of foreign affairs or the min or body which Dr. vOn Seydler Is president. But the fact that Count von TOggenburg. who held the post of minister of the interior in the Won Seydler cabinet has been asked tO or ganize a new ministry. would indicate that it is the latter.
 Recent dispatches from Vienna re- ported a crisis in the Austrian cabin et. pr. von Seydler. being opposed net. only by the CEechs and the south Slavs. but also by the Socialists. while the German deputies also were hostile owing to Won Seydler's weak attitude.
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THREAT BY HUN ID BREAK OFF
 PEACE TALKS
 MADE PUBLIC
Leon Trotzky Must Resume
 Negotiations on January g \ or All Is Off. Constituent
 Assembly Is Dissolved.
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COPENHAGEN. Jan. 1.-The Lokal AnEeiger of Berlin says that unless Leon TrotEky. the Bolsheviki foreign minister. accepts the demands of the central powers when he returns to BreSt-Litovsky on January sS the cen tral powers will break off peace nego- tiatiOnS.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-22
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master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
Il, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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Fl, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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