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TTTC NEW YOKTC TIMES. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1918. 1 P.7.TT TTDKT)C lUii limuio 3 cf Uphsaval but Crins No cf Arn.Ist.ica.

i 'AYENTCR CERMANY if Amrchy Thtr May CJcipstloi of CItl to Enforcs Ordtr. rw Torfc Tim- i) Nov. 10 DIftrK I i 'if ty th Gotrtmiit. roost nt by rtrrlas from Kauen. Trr authority of lha nnr a of Xtm Grrrn Em- 1 (' t-ry ft tha great wanta 'ta! tkn place, forxrua- I thca who hay deposed him from the I responsibility payti.K Ui coat of U.t KaUera adventure.

The new Soclaitttl chief at Bel lin compose the CJtima-i. uovMnment just as i.iu( a It u. rt.viouslv in (oi.Uoi of the Kaiser Uie Chaiacellor; and aj equally respo.i-o.bU for aeeirf that CKrioariy pays tr. ivV that will be exacted for her rffott jo conquer the world. No recognition If the i.ew Government by the Allies rectulrel.

ltlon of the Kaiser's llatcd by the Allies Uiy er.t rej tho war. That ion-SHll! till tial-la. Umer thfr rules of th r.t lnteruatloral thr Is rto tVrtion, as far as rewpot. nihility Is for ornoj. between a Oetm- (Jovcm-ntifrt.

beaded iby an autocratic Kaiser, ar.d a O-rman Government controlled by th people. i In a marlfwto Icnaed by Ebr. the new Charter Dor. which the State pa-t- twt ha ob'-alriM through radio station, he expresses the fear that anarchy may result If food supplies are not protected. 1 I AUIaa May Oveapy Gerssaay.

Anarchy ta Oennany, that la, absence of responsible Oovtrtiment, nVght- compel (he Allies enter Germany and take control of the! entire country. Anarchy In Germany la likely to be coincident with the dissolution of the German armies which would rive the a free path Into German territory and throughout the domain formerly ruled by the Kaiser. It seem, therefore, that the wiser course for the new Social st Government at Brilln to purs. It Is to assent at once to the terms of the arnilnice. Any de-Uy on their part, ruth a delay as would be tuu.ted by obtaining an extension of ti uitiiiia.ti.in un of tiie (miuru of the alliej con.tll'ous to reucrt Berl until today, may; Dr.nf upon them an l-valon and the' policing of Germany by ail ed troops.

The wireless dispatches that have rom to the State Department today from Naucn tell the stoiy of the Ger- revolution. It IVaTau on Saturday morning, apparently lih a general hi lice lit Berlin. The Socialist members cf the Government severed their connection with the and the and Independent Soclall Committee held a Joint meeting in the Reichstag. Meanwhile Socialist member of ttia Re'chvtag named Wels made an address at the barracks of the Alexandra itegtroent to the troops there, and a large number of officers Joined with the soldiers In sending delegates to the Reichstag Joint Committee. Peiegates of workmen, carrying the red flag and accompanied usually by soldiers who had barn on ruard at their factories, inarched to the centre of Ber-i n.

These delegations were received by tiie joint commutes. Regiments in Berlin and neaiby places sent delegation hlch pltdgeu allegiance to. the new niuent. The bu ling occupied by Vot w-aerts. the iw; pa.pt.-r.

was taaten over by SOO rif 1' m-n to protect it against possible eventualities on the aide of the former regime." Tare Parsaas Killed. A delegation of workmen who went Ir.to the barracks rf a Guard reg'ment to persuade soldier to Join the revolt were shot at by two officers. Three persons were killed and idi wounX'd. It la asserted In one communique thai there waa a general fraternisation of sailors, soldiers, and workmen. A delegation of sailors brought word to the Reichstag committee that 3.000 sailors were marching to Berlin, and were expected to arrive on Saturday afternoan.

At noon the Socialist leaders. Ebert and Scheldemann, accompanied by troops, went to the Chancellor and told him they had decided to take the Government, into their own hands. Apparently Chancellor Max gave way Immediately, and, after making known that the Kaiser had abdicated, that the Crown Prince had renounced hie rights to the throne, and that Prince Max had aa- the duties as Regent and appointed Ebert as Chancellor, la-mann then made a speech in front tlx in wh.i he announcoi thai the Kaiser and the Croan I'nnce ha. ablirated, that ll.e ratty was ovoi-thrown. anl th.it Kbert had been appointed ChanceUar under Ui rvgency ui irlnce Max.

i Ar.nouncoinent waa made also that oid. nances of the Government were vat tiiy with Ebert'a signature. The War Mii.lster, it waa announced, wouU uu l.i.ue his dutUs. but his crJers wouli vnl'd i nly when counter rne4 by "telal Democratic estunt. The nw Government la contruhed, it waa an nounced, by the Social Democratic I'arty nd the Independent Social Democrati Tarty.

i Chancellor Ebert has Issued sever: sppeals to the people. Ea-h la ad dressed Cltlsens." Ha has asked fur maintenance of law and ortfr ana the protection and distribution of food All officers of the empire are req-estej to keep their places for the good of te country, although the new Chancellor admits that may bo hard for them u. co-operate with the men who represent the new regime. The drenlattea Ta New Tack Tlmae la mow la grvaUat la Us Meter. BetwUhatandlBg the reeaat lacrraa la ori ta two nt.

rt SWISS EXPECT THE KAISER. Hear He VH ta von Klelit Chatca DoVe Arrives. GHKEVA. Swltzertand. Nxe.

TO. It la reported ber that liohenxoUem may come to the rhateat of hla friend IVaron von Kle at at Zua. thirteen miles nortbeaKt of Lucerne. The -flrt member of the AurrLr royalty h-. arrived la SaiUerUn with an ItAllin pem.lu He 1 the Duke of brsgdniA.

lie has reacbevi Hamaden. near tit. Merits. pected. "A PAN GERMAN SOCIALIST." Estimate ot Chancellor Ebert by the Pari Temps.

PARIS. Nov. 10. The Temoa tadav concludes a sketch of ted rich Ebert, i aa fol-jfv. IK 1- 4 LEADS THC VonLi.h;?i 6 ft.ctrtc&HUn Kcw YoiM 4T ihe notld.

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ms a asw a. ev.n nire Important i -r received by the General tr TVe Il.tgue. dated Not. 10, a in that the Kalaer i t' at Uaasrxifht. i anl whs proceeding to MIJ-n Cr.a-'l.

in Ce tiwn of De Steeg 't. te Government le without an the armistice I km beu cor.rl'jdeiL Owing li.fri.-ulUes 1 the German i by tn Lerlin Goxernraenf a T'lrijte from Marshal Fpch's i'h the armistice terms i I rea Grmaa I i iartrs until U.ls Biom-" i I given by Foclv for uf th mcdiuons will exit 11 1j lljn iay tnofnlng. i ''.) Is clock Le hcxe If the vt Ot; nui.i aaed for i. cl n.e uivj malum cc the i a UWas la lravl to i i Thre is I d. i kS tj klikl tle i.trui- jieriimril4 woOid be 1 i li rui lee hjapiSy, .1 1 1 ne uw uov triunini in i in i c.wJ aiv I-i ac- il i i tut.u.u.' iikiii sJS.ga lut tf kt.n.a btre r.

if tr ijk.Dg li-a- a t.i Guinea an lit c.i..ivt of Uiet Gwv- an I 4V ml the Kalaer t.i.y t.atd i. in iLe aii.sUce i I. i.l.il Lilt tUat CO, tut iuin i-l it it. ay bi. a ilij.iJ.a to i if t.w ta.it by oe- I 1 i.i i.

f- 'r. I 1 1. 1 to iiw that any re 1i- U.t Ijlurn prritt e'lil fiotri the i ri toy the iinpi-aitta ii in.a'wive. a i.fc i( In Luitnla ui- iiit Gxmsn p-boat iicf. ii.

ii itin.u i n. i. b. i.D t.g Ot la a in ii jtLtd tn.ni upon i r.J R. -n iue ctifti-jt iu i m.i l.vi.

a tu oi Irish' i i if in i.UiOfii)' in it' i'' 4 nd wliittit coiunriei i rhi'Ji at jn if Ih'ir In- I ijtniar.y has i i ri.st (. hi a ri i aii'h 'winir'. litaru hri' Inlay i no vvuriing la Gt- i t. a'" lit 'iv iiij iiip nuMc ifvtrn- if tuiii.ni o0- ain.Utice lirro. ull the Fraee aarty.i Mas.

who as Chincel-maie r-quet f'r the armistice. h-1 ''tniinn. the Socialist mm-i t' 1 n.i.ilitry and r.ow great t. riiutlun. unJoubteilly V.

request. The Socialists are fjr and are credited i 1. ii ii. i 1. 1 a grat lrXluei.ee in de i cni.i ilutory course that l.ur fj.lo-mtd as Chancellor, -i Max as a i 4 ti.a post of Chancellor, and r.

nns.bie far the revolution fjr peace, even: peace u. la eery r.uu to i i of the new i wi.i be tt accept the armla- r.j matter how draslfc they i i ---iytl. even tirrvbable. Uiat i i pleaii fnr a -i i' coniiiuona lint the tt poov-le for aa il t' mr i rong that the Ij litor an immediate ac-- 'f armiatite terms If the tu me lee lraetlo An.) triere la every rea-: ir.t tna allied govern- i urait no chanee. i ri nt out by wireless by i.

nnt at l.er:!n ere evi- ta convince te al i I-l i if i.i i. it rrpnie authority la in Lirmany. thine-ir rr to cast doubt on -a Gov era men it i.i. be just aa i.i in. r.

to deal wltti of Germany than Govarriment pro-im. that te democratic la a Me tn maintain order tt tr obiicallona unpoa.it i ih. t-trgLnea set Irraty peace ta Be Leeks te the reeple. a oriaaiune iTeel lent Wilson i-1 that the L'nlte4 Statae i 'l't the German Govern-t t' en aiUtence. because the peo- I.i a-i- a small ahare ta Its snaa- r.

PreaUent has contended i '1 a government of Ger- rcu lilt J'pnJed on to live up to miMi tjr the rut re. lie has it th autocratic group at i i by t-e Kataer. cmiLI not 1 I tiie Its pledges, but i it. la control of the i.iiite would be run that the people i i. i on l.wr obarrvaatt.

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