The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-15
Late Bulletins
 on Resolution
By Associated Press

London, March 14-Late tonight the German embassy informed the Associated Press it had received no news from Ber- ling and it was entirely at loss to know
 the meaning of the revolt and what had
 happened. The embassy twas confident, however. that no government could hope to hold office except on the basis of performing the engagements of the peace treaty.
 London. March 14.-A Berlin dispatch
 dated Sunday says that the new govern ment in Berlin will act conjointly with the labor party for the maintenance of order. and that the new cabinet is en- deavoring to pursua.de labor representa- tives to take office.
 Berlin. March 14-The semi-official news agency professes to have learned that the South German regiments have ment and that their commander-in-chief fled
 It asserts that General Mercker at Dresden declared for the new govern ment, whereupon President Ebert, Minis l ter of Defense Noske and Chancellor Bauer of the old government went to Stuttgart.
 Berlin, March H.-The semi-official news agency has issued the following Discussion between representatives of the new government and the entente com mission in Berlin are said to have had good results. The entente commission is said to have declared that it agreed to the new government
 Berlin, March 13.-The imperial bureau of citizens guards has issued proclama- tion calling on all members of the guard to ''arm themselves to maintain peace until the nation can determine its course.'
 Berlin, Sunday, March 14, 10 a. m.-The streets of Berlin at this hour are almost deserted. Patrols are moving about. The workmen in the electric power stations
 have struck and the surface care and
 underground railways have suspended. The water supply has been cut off. It is
 expected that everything will be at a complete starfdstill today. The bread shortage already is causing great con- cern
 London, March 14.-There was footing in some districts of Berlin today, says a dispatch to the London Times from the
 German capital, filed. Sunday evening. The dispatch gives no details. Berlin, March 14-The Imperial Council which was to have met Saturday, had to adjourn, as there was no minister to
 take the chair All the representatives of the federal states attended. Dr. Von Haniel, former under secretary for the foreign office, has been charged with the provisional direction of the foreign office by the new government. Breslau, March 14.-Breslau has ad- hered to the new government. About thirty persons, including President Philpp, have been arrested. Lieutenant General Count Schmeetow has assumed military command. Several newspapers have suspended publication.
 Copenhagen. March 14.-The Hamburg Senate has issued a counter proclamation to that issued by the superior garrison officer at Altoona Saturday in announcing the advent of the imperial government V says the Berlingske Tidende's Hamburg correspondent. The proclamation of the Senate says 1t will continue to direct af- fairs, regardless of changes in Berlin. London, March 14-According to al Gen.
 tral dispatch from Berlin, dated Satur-
 day night, the foreign office officials
 stopped work, being unwilling to serve
 the new government. The new regime is-
 sued a proclamation announcing that the
 first day had passed without serious incl
 dent and no bloodshed. and declaring
 not even a shot had been fired. par1ip Marcf, f4-Tha cfota poycrn- ments of Bavaria, Wurttemburg and Baden have published a joint declaration denouncing it as crime against the Ger
 man people that the progressive economic development of the southern German
 states. which it is asserted. produced im- proved conditions and the rise in German
 exchange, should be disturbed from Ber-