Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
(EVTADLE, IS VERDICT MERE ] UPON REVOLT lw German Power Won't Am l tagonize Allies is the
 Belief bLSHEVIKI UNION ALSO IS DISCOUNTED v;l Strife is Regarded as Certainty With Ebert Ruling Dresden and New Order in Control
 at Berlin

Washington, March 13.--News of
 revolution in Germany sustain
 the conviction of some officials
 d diplomats here that a test of
 rength between the socialists and
 military and conservative ele-
 ent was inevitable.
 They said the military and conser-
 ktiye parties had seized upon every
 smand of the entente for the en-
 renent of the armistice and peace
 rms to goad the pride of the Ger
 an people into resistance and had
 ct found it difficult to fasten the
 Responsibility for the acceptance of
 hese terms on the Ebert govern
 lent.
 Signs of a marked change in the
 ceilings and attitude of the German
 eople have not been wanting and
 he recent attacks of mobs in German
 ities upon members of the allied
 ommissions and the tenor of recent German notes regarding the fulfill nent of peace terms have prepared
 ntente diplomats here for some such
 evelopmnt as came today.
 While using this public feeling to place themselves in power, the revo- utionists, in the opinion here, will void antagonizing the allied gov Ernmests.
 Knowing the deep seated aversion n n1n fn f war; it is felt that should they ain complete control they will take Vfps justifying a forcible' mili- taf.- Hapation of the country by the knte armies.
 Suggestions that the revolutionists might seek union with the Russian |bolsheviki are discounted here. Such "a union. it is explained, would pro- voke the flrmest opposition not on- " of Great Britain and France, but the United States.
 Civil Strife Certain. officials said, however, that the fes 9hiton might indirectly play into lass hds of Lenine by giving a new aMp Rwerful impetus to the Sparta cist movement. The rise of any re- dictionary regime against the govern menu oI soclal democrats, it was said, l1aturally was calculated to provoke me communists and radical socialists Q extreme actios.
 . Inns view was bourne out bv the lfst move of the Ebert government the issuing of a proclamation call ng on the proletariat to join in 'eneral strike.
 With the revolutionists in con- TO loi m Berlin and Ebert government et up at Dresden, some observers ere regard civil strife as practically ol1lclal news of the revolution did ot reach Washington until late in ne gay and nothing from press dis atcnes. The first message was from ne American legation at the Hague. hu was somewhat garbled, and the econd co, was from Paris.
 n Ihe state department issued the dvices: o''s 'nese
 me department of state has re- ei'ea no direct advices from Der Il i regarding the revolution report as in the press dispatches, but it aS ,r,,a reselved ''s indirect information. IT,waraed from Paris and from the Ias' IIasue' both messages being dated ,arch a.' la' The first dispatch was g .y rS, pfiet one from The Hague. !, 1'u1ea s.e m transmission which mere < s'aIed that reports reaching here nnat;oo m t;oofhing (omission) are in oc- eLa.,on aIwad or Berlin; Reichstag dis '1vea 1 and government fled. i. rae r;e aispatch from Paris sum- rasa ,as,zed information received thru on. oiis the revolu-