Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

BERLIN, March 17.-Troops com nianded by General yen Luettwitz which have been supporting the re- actionary revolt in this city, will have left Berlin by Thursday evening at the latest, according to an announcement Ey pr. Hirsch, Prussian premier. Se- curity guards and loyal regular troops will then take over control of the cs ptal.
 LONDON, March 18.-The Prussian premier, Paul Hirsch, has issued a ship has collapsed, says a Central News Berlin dispatch. General won Seecht has taken over the command of troops loyal to the Ebert regime for the purpose of maintaining order. The Baltic troops have been removed; the orders of kapp cancelled and the ban on newspapers and telephones lifted.
 The railway workers union has de- cided to call off the strike.
 kapp Resigns
 BERLIN, March 17-(Evening). (Br- The Associated Press. )-After holding the reins of power for less than five days: pr. WolfganS Kapp. the self appointed chancellor and dictator. has retired from office and control. He resigned today and an official com nunication explained that the chan ceiior considered his mission fulfilled when the old government decided to meet the most essential demands ad- dressed to it. He was also moved to this action by the extreme necessitv of me fatherland. which demanded union aSaihst the dangers of bolshevism.
 me real circumstances of Kanp's ietirehent are still shrouded in rnvs- tcry- An important factor undoubt- eu,y tin IS 70 be found in he delibera
 .is, ot the under secretaries and i'm Pcfiai council yesterday which NTaioz general von Luettwitz attended Tb+
 Iems or this conference were that ,e oth happ and yon I.uettwitz with. uidW m order to terminate an incl erable position. HUI
 v, aoh Luettwitz agreed to this. but when ne returned to the cbaDceIIo,-, ne allowed himself 10 he ners1,r'e1l'.s 'soi Inanee ms mind and retain office ,ro nm mas been delegated the evecr+f,-(, power py the former reyoIl,tionar,- vianceiior and it is difficult to say what wIli happen now that won T.,,a++ p pas1 remains the military dictator at
 It IS reported, however that c,,,.4,,. Noske, minister of defense in inc old NEoelJ government, is coming here to- night and von Luettwitz Derhane v-1lI him. N'iioii ity to
 n conference with the foreign corre- ,,sre1 yesterday kapp's press chief made play with the bolsbevist dave. Tn a second conference an atternnt S1.,,. made 10 conceal the-fact that inc par- in government was likely to be of opI,- short duration VI oi4iS
 Aithough the general strike dealt this government a mortal blow the decisive Tact IS that Kapp and his sl,nnortars had no political prestige, their govern- ihent being built only on machine guns
 me statements made at these con 'AerehceS gave strange impression and caused suspicion that the cry of alarm about the bolshevists was nre- iinhihary to the announcement of re- treat. The chief of the press bureau warned the correspondents agains; showing themselves in the streets a communist revolt was expected hourly
 That any kind of compromise is ont or the question now is undoubted fresldent Ebert of the old government IS strongly entrenched at Stuttgart. where according to semi official dis patches. the council of the empire met today and unanimously approved tbe oid government and strongly con- demned the military coup at Berlin.
 Fear BoIshevism
 frightened Berliners last night were asking:
 "The white or red terror which 9 announcement that the reds were 1 planning rising, and calling upon | people to save the country from 5ol- | shevism.
 Government officials said to the As i sociated Press:
 We fear bIoodshed toniqht: if is ] -