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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY, APRIL 7; 1919.
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OF BAVARIA
FROM MUNICH
BERLIN. April 6 (Delayed).
. The Bavarian government, consider
ing opposition to the communists
aopeless. Is leaving Munich, accord
ing to dispatches from that city to
day. It plans to make a last stand
in Bambef;: (130 miles north of
Munich).
The, majority Socialists are re
ported to be making efforts to pre
veat firtn establishment of the re
cently proclaimed soviet republic
They are centering their campaign
in the rural districts.
Pretest Landtag Meeting.
Ceramunlfets, armed with machine
CUBS, are reported to have seized the
assembly bulldinc In Munich yester
day Aiornlng. preventing; a nieatlng- of
the Laadtas. At the same time the.
Communists began strengthening
their ties with the Hungarian and
Russian Soviets.
The. Bavarian soviet leaders are
reported to be demanding aboli
tion qf all government parties, proc
lamation of a general political strike,
and fraternization of the Bavarian,
Hungarian, and Russian Soviets with
the entente radicals. They are said
to consider overthrow of th.e Ba
varian government as the signal for
uprisings in the entente countries
."which will abolish all national ditter
seesV "Wait Arar Abolished.
In Berlin the soviet executive coun
U has demanded abolition of War
Minister Noske'a volunteer army. It
tcalled upon all workmen to boycott
the bpilding in which recruiting is
S6in on.
Soma of the newspapers charged
today Chat' Russian agents ate co
operating with the Spartacaas In or
dEranizing the new revolution and have
completely demdralired several of the
government's regiments. It was also
-declared another plot has been dis
covered to liberate and arm Russian
wr prisoners.
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COPENHAGEN, April 7. The Gr-
gbVerninent has discovered, clots
te. several .towns 2osiabUahaent of
soviet republic, - -semi-official dis
patch from" Berlin; aanbunced oday.
Repressive measures at being taken.
The Kfrupp works are reported to
be idle, and its officials have been
testructed to arm themselves against
an emergency.
A dispatch from Berlin Safordav
aight said the government had dla--eovefea
a plot to proclaim a soviet
jepubllc in that city.
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mean that a Spartacia. attack is plot
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assume responsibility for feeding the
population. The Socialists point out
that a Bolshevist Austria could not
Hungarian Bolsheviks who partici
pated in the discussion declared the
readiness and ability of the Hun
garian Soviet government to feed
Austria. (Count Karolyi, former Hun
garian pe-emier, is reported to be in
Vienna.)
The newspapers of Vienna are
fighting Bolshevism. 'They emphasize
the promise of entente of diplomats
to supply sufficient food for an "or
derly population."
Information from private sources
indicates the situation in Austria is
serious. The present government is
said to be neipiess.
"Kamerad" Guns Used in
Fake Surrenders
FOE STRIKERS DEMAND FREE
CAR RIDES; STOP SERVICE
LONDON, April 7. The ' general
strike is spreading in western Ger
many as a result of Communist prop
aganda, said a German wireless dis
patch picked up here today, giving
a summary of the German situation.
The food situation in Westphalia
was said to be serious.
The street railways at Essen have
stopped running as a result of de
mands by strikers that they be al
lowed to ride for nothing.
Order has been restored at Stutt
gart, but the Bourgeois "counter
strike" continues until the radicals
recall their strike order.
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IN AUSTRIA BY MAY 15
BERNE. April 7. Establishment of
n Austrian Soviet republic by May
15 Js forecast in advices received from
Vienna today. The Volkswehr al
ready has gone over to the com
munists. The proposed Soviet repoblJe is be
kur openly debated, it was reported.
Socialists, who now control thjs gov
ernment, are said to have discussed
with the communists the possibility
of 3a change in administration, de
claring they are ready to surrender
their power if the communists will
LONDIN. April 7. The Berlin cor
respondent of the Daily News reports
today that the German government is
taking every precaution against a
threatened military coup by the
Spartacans. Fresh troops have been
ordered to Weimar, he said, and War
Winlster Noske has issued 2,000 blank
warrants authorizing the arrest of
any communist.
BERLIN COMMUNISTS PLAN
GENERAL STRIKE, REPORT
BERLIN. April 7. Communists are
completing plans for a general strike
early next week. Government forces
are on the alert to oppose any coup
d'etat.
WOMAN 'WORE HIS UNIFORM.
Second Lieut. Samuel J. Shatless
has been convicted In court-martial
of appearing at Louisville, Ky.. dress
ed as a woman and In company with
a woman wearing the uniform of a
United States officer, the War De
partment disclosed today. He was
sentenced to dismissal for bringing
discredit on the military service.
President Wilson commuted this to
a reprimand and forfeiture of $50
per month' pay for sir months and
confinement In Camp iJachary Tay
lor during that period unless receiv
ing discharge previously.
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A Croix de Guerre man of the American array, of Ohio's com
plement, holding in his hands two "kamerad" guns, which were used
by Germans in fake surrenders to the Americans. These particular
guns proved unlucky for the Hun operators, for their owners were
shot down with the guns in their hands. The German method was
to assume the "kamerad" pose with the guns concealed in their
hands and open fire on the unsuspecting Yanks when they ap
proached to take them prisoners.
Germany Needs Million
Farmers, But Natives
Refuse Country Work
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BERLIN, via London, April 7.
Germany needs immediately 1,000.000
farmers, but will be unable to gel
them notwithstanding the fact th?t
there are that many unemployed men
it was declared today by Joseph
Koeth, minister of demobilization.
Dr. Kocth holds the unique posi
tion of being a member of a Socialist
government, although ho himself Is
not a Socialist. He spoke strongly
against "socialization" of industries
Asked for his pergonal opinion nn
Socialism, the minister replied.
"Socialism Is not practical, and the
'socialization of Industries is funda
mentally wrong. I would compare it
to the human body, which must de
velop naturally."
He painted the agricultural outlook
as being black. The coming Germat
harvest, he estimated, would be abou
60 per cent of normal It was tli"i
he told of the demand
farmers, adding.
I "There arc about l.ono.000 uncm
j ployed In the cities, but they do not
iiKe tarm wont ana are unwilling to
renounce the pleasures of the city.
Many of them are phvsically unlit to
be farmers."
Dr. Koeth is skeptical of citv work
ers, also, on account of their tendene
toward Bolshevism. He is skeptical
whether there will be enough work
ers to fill the quota of spring 'help."
although there has been a lull In the
number of men golns from the t-itles
back to the land recently
Before the war Germany employed
I about S00.000 Russian and Polish
farm workers .nd during the war Rus
sian prisoners nelped out. out n..w
this source of help is cut oft. In ad
dition thousands of German farmers
were killed or criplcd In me var.
Practically all of li. phospal'.. Dr.
Koeth declared, has been used up for
ammunition manufacture, whlchmeans
a lack of fertilizer. He also s now
working to wind up on a peae basis
the formei Cernian war industries.
Asked how he retained his pohinori
in the cabinet, while his iews n.e at
variance with the Socialist party, he
epllcd-
"Owing to my technical Knowledge."
Dr. Kocth 13 the uungest member
1 the cabinet and Is unmarried. He
s non partisan When the war broke
ut he was a major in the artillery
id fought in many battles 011 the
cstern fiont
loiter he was transferred to the war
..floe with the rank or inlonol T!
for l.OOO.OnO 1 is tali, miiseiilai. smooth-shaven, and
has steel gray hair. H- is unusually
inteligenl and ri-seiuhli es a keen
American business man
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SODALITIES TO GIVE PLAY
The Sodalities of St Aluysius'
Chun-h will pre.-ent "M w fu
late." b the '.'onzaga Colli ff lla
ers in the college 1 heater. North Capi
tol and I street northu.es-' tomorrow
night. Mrs H S. Ilradv is prefe t
of the senior women's .sodality and
Miss Alice Kelly is prefect of the
Junior sodalitj. .Joseph 15. Colton is
at the head of the men's division
".My New Curate' is the Unten sea
son play presented annually by the
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formance will begin at K.15 o'clock.
ANNOUNCE DEATH OF NINE
MEN IN NAVAL SERVICE
announce.1.
The Navy Department
the following deaths:
Lieut. Henry S Hayward. died of
pneumonia: Ensign Carl H. Wicgel.
Baltimore, killed m a fccaplane acci
dent; Ensign Harold Robinson. Cold
water. Mich., killed In a seaplane ac
cident. Ensign Harold A. Piilllam
Lexington. Ky.. killed in a soaplan
accident. Eldon II. Truex. killed In
a seaplane accident: William C. Call
back. Detroit, Mich., died of wounds.
Clarence P. Hickner, Ambrose. N. D.
died of exposure; John T. Jones.
Chrome. N. J., drowned, and Elmer
w. Shorenoon, Erwln, s. D- drowned.
GA. POSSESSEEK
DEPUTY'S SLAYERS
progress. On Approaching the cabin
,a crowd of negroes ran out and & gun
duel with thm followed, during
which Gftrralny was killed. Sis.
negroes, f6ur men and two women.
were captured, but the reat escaped.
PRESIDENT'S SUFFRAGE
. EFFORTS APPRECIATED
FITZGERALD, Ga., April 7. Ptfaaesi
were scouring the countryside cr.
here today in a search for several
unknown negroes, one of whonv
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff George
Gormlny, of Ben Hill county late yes
terday. The deputy and three other officers
had surrounded & negro cabin four
miles west of Fitzgerald, where it
was reported a "skin" game was In
Replying to a recent message from
President Wilson In which he ex
pressed'- hope that the suffrage
amendment would be favorably acted
upon by the next Congress, lira. Car
rie Chapman Catt, president of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association, has written the Presi
dent expressing appreciation of hie
""continued effort in behalf of woman
suffrage."
RECRUIT OVER 5.
FOR NEW ARMY
Recruiting- -vdlunteera has-, passed
the 'S.Oflft mar k-according. to reports
reaching, .the. War. Department today
from recruiting stations throughout
the country. Officials are shifting
their efforts from recruiting at de
mobilization canjps to the cities, on
the theory th&t men will be more
willing to re-enlist after having been
out of service some time.
GLIMPSE QF NIPPON
NEAR TIDAL BASIN
, Japan has come to the United
States Just a little bit of the Flowery
Kingdom, to be sure tmt enough to
make even the most unimaginative
person long to see "cherry felosjoa
time In Nippon.
Down at the Tidal Basin, the other
side of the Monument, a galaxy of
Japanese cherry trees are Is full and
fragrant bloom blooms that are try
Ing to say with U. their delicate
pinkness and sweetness that -spring
Is here, that they live "but to weave
garlands for her costumes and
wreath lor her hair.
Yesterday every member of the
Japanese embassy made a pilgrimage
to the- cherry trees from their own
far-away country stood In wonder
and delight at the sight of the flowers
they love so well. It was like being
transported "back to Japan for a few
happy moments, they said.
But it's only a sample of what
Japan really looks like, they declare,
for In their country the trees are tea
times as big as our trees, although
not a whit lovelier, for the climate
here Is ideal for the full flowering of
the- Japanese trees.
Th cherry trees' came tc as
straight from Japan several years
ago and begged a home in this jeeaa
try. What could be, more appro
priate for a dwelling' place than the
National Capital and what more, de
lightful and easily accessible location
than that around the Tidal Basin
So they- were planted and took new
coot and life and every sprfng 'will
display more profuse and lovelier
charms
It was the city of Tokyo, throcxh
the mayor, which made It possible. fpr
Washingtonlans to have a glimpse of
Japan as it looks in the unforgettable
springtime, which has1 always' been
the Inspiration of poets arid loyers.
Thousands of miles away' little
Japanese maidens plight their troth
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kind of trees, saying the very same
kind of things that the cherry blos
soms have heard for centuries is
their own country.
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