Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-24
COMMUNISTS GAIN


 LONDON, March 23. - The Bauer government has come to terms with the extremists at the cost of sweeping concessions. according to a Copenha- gen dispatch to the London Times. A purely Socialist cabinet will be formed which will try to remake order and hold elections
 The general strike will be stopped, but instantly resumed if the govern ment is unable to effectuate the stip- ulated conditions.
 The foregoing agreement was reach ed this afternoon between Secretary Bauer and the leaders of the unions and was followed by split in the Ins dependents, the smaller part of whom joined the communists.
 DEMAND PROlETARIAT CABINET
 BERLIN, March 23.The retirement of Gustav Noske, as minister of de- fense came after stubborn attempt by his supporters among the coalition bloc to retain him in office III opposi- ton to the pressure of the Berlin par ty, and labor leaders, and the clamor of the Independents. His resignation was first rendered to President Ebert on Friday at Stuttgart, anu was at that time not accepted.
 When the Ebert-Bauer government returned to Berlin Sunday, the futility of trying to hold Noske in power was pro mptly discovered and the man who had so long been a red flag to the h. dependents was cast aside.
 The denunciation of Noske within the ranks of hissown party is only one of the manifestations of strength which the new party has exhibited in the past few days. Noske being cen sored because of 'obtuseness in letting himself be hoodwinked,' while the re- actionary clements were influencing the army administration. and his fail ure to have the Baltic troops, especial ly Erhards brigade, garrisoned eise- where than outside Of Berlin, where they were within easy marching dis tance Of Wilhelmstrasse.
 A most significant development was the demand of the Independent Social ists for straight labor cabinet. A party delegation, headed by Adolph Hoffman, presented the Independents terms to the government yesterday. These were chiefly the elimination of the bourgeoise parties from the gov. ernment, withdrawal of troops from the streets and reorganization of the army.
 The Democratic R1gnr socialists notified the Independents that unless the Clerical and Democratic parties agreed to labor government they would not recognize the Independents proposition. A mixetr commission is to consider the whole question. It vii, pendents, two members Of the labor federation and two members of any in dependent organization of labor.
 The proposition will then be suDm,cc ted to the inter-party faction in the na- tional assembly. There is general impression that the scheme wl:i not be effective, as the Right Socialists are pledged to the coalition bloc and will not tolerate the elimination of the Democrats and Clericals from the gov ernment.
 Arrest Won leuttwitz
 Major General Von Leuttwitz, the military commander in the Kapp re- volt, has been arrested. it is officially said. Admiral Won Trotha, chief of the admiralty, has also been arrested.
 There is no definite news of Kapp's whereabouts. It is supposed he is on his estate in East Prussia.
 Soon after his return to Berlin Pres ident Ebert ordered the imperial court at Leipsic to bring action against the leaders of the revolution. including Kapp. Won Leuttwitz, Von Jagow and Admiral Trotha.
 PARIS, March g. --(Havas). Fol lowing up the request of the German government that the supreme coun cil authorize the sending of German trops into the Huhr district, German officers have arrived in Paris to pre- sent the project before the represen. tatives of the allies.
 It is thought that they will ask per mission for the state government to send 100000 troops or police into that territory.