New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Centrists Win in Freiburg

In Freiburg Baden the Majority So
ciallsts received 1857 votes, the Cent
rlsts 25,773, the German Nationalists
4,276, and the German Democrats $500.
IN Mannheim the Centrists received
1850. the German Nationalists 6OO7
and the German Democrats 26.562. In
aorrach. Baden, the Centrists received
$50, the German Nationalists 1,444,
the German Democrats S,572 and the
Majority Socialists 1924.
AT Waldshut the result was: Majority
Socialists, 1854; Centrists. 9,972; Ger
man Nationalists, 147; German Demo-
Gratis, 2,292. AT Sackingan the Majority
Socialists got $500 votes, the Centrists
5,9lS, the German Nationalists 40, Ger
man Democrats 1901. At Constance
the Socialists got 1920, the Centrists
1914, the German Nationalists96S. the
German Democrats S.721.
=, Inc results in Wurttcmburg were ::
Majority Socialists, 47O,316 votes and
seven seats; German Democrats, 332,-
Ol0 votes and four seats, and Centrists,
"o3,o5o votes and four seats.
Voting in Other Districts
In Mecklenburg and Lubbock the Ma
Jority Socialists secured three seats.
the Democrats two and the Nationalists
one.
At Frankfort-on-the-M Main the In
dependent Socialists, so far as counted,
polied 1900 votes; Democrats, $4,000;
Centrists, 10000; Peoples Party, a.
IVY; Majority Socialists, $4,000; Nation
At Danzg the Peoples Party polled
aa,7Oo; Centrists, 1890; Democrats,
23,5oo; Independent Socialists, $500
These returnsare incomplete.
At Madgeburg, the Nationalists
polled 9,919; Peoples Party, 1905;
Centrists, 2,514; Democrats, 1924. The
majority parties polled 103,4 ,4S3; minor
lty parties, 1861
, At Elberfeld the Nationalists and
Peoples Party secured 22128; Cent
rlsts. 11,077; Democrats, $3.50. The
mlnorities, 1924
Radicals Beaten in U. S. Zone
COBLENZ, Jan. 19 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) The extreme radicals
are believed to have found little sup
port to-day among the German voters
IN the American zone of occupation,
Eariy reports tonight indicat d that
the delegates elected to the National
Assembly were from the more con-
servatlve groups.
The American troops were on the
alert throughout the area of occupation
prepared to suppress any disorder, but
none was reported either in Coblcnz or
In the smaller towns. The voting was
conducted quietly the only unusual
feature being the participation of
the women Both the Centrist and
German Democratic parties had a
woman among their twelve candidates
The Centrist candidate was Maria
Schmidt, who is we'll known in church
circles, while the German Democrats
nominated Dr.. Lima Fischer Eckert.
The voting continued until 8 O'Clock
in the evening. The crowds shout the
booths were never LARGE, although ap-
parently a goodly proportion OF the
population voted during the day The
party workers were active in getting
out the voters, and mon bearing ban
ners urging the electors to vote this
or that ticket appeared in the streets
at an early hour.
Soldiers Among Voters
The voters included large numbers
Of the unemployed, discharged soldiers
for the most part, who on account of
the suspended industries are as yet
idle.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. 20-Somewhat of
of q sensation was caused in Berlin
Sunday, according to a dispatch to the
"Handelsblad," when the nuns from the
Catholic Lyceum in Lindenstrasse
marched to the polling booths in a
group.