GERMAN UNITY IN POLITICS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 56, 30 November 1918, Page 7

GERMAN UNITY IN POLITICS

1 FEDERAL STATES CONFERENCE THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ip Copenhagen, November 28. They conference of .epresentatives of' Gorman Federal States at' Berlin passed wh>following resolutions':— ' ■ (1) Emphasising tho need for unity in the various (.iernif.n tribes.against. separatist movements. ' Ip) Thiil: (lie National Assembly should be summoned as soon as possible. , (3) That tho Soviets should represent the. peoples will until, the Assembly meets. '. . , . . . (i) That the administration of the Empire must work for an early peace. Afier,Herr Mueller'(Minister of Economy) had warned the conference against unauthorised encriaclmienb on the money and-credit systems, the conference passed a resolution, unanimously that it is absolutely.necessary that banks and other credit institutions should workon the same basis and form as hitherto to maintain Germany's economic affairs to secure supplies, provisions, and raw material, and obtairf credit abroad for the German Republic. Heir Mueller declared that if the present lawless system- was continued Germany, woukl break down nnancinllv.Jf enter. , ■.. . EARLY CONVENTION -IMPERATIVE, Copenhagen, November 2". ■w- th *; conter «n<;e of delegates representing German States to consider summoning of the National Assembly, •Herr Ebert declared that an early euml mons was mos.t important. . . Herr ISisner protested against..-the' presence of Dr. Solf and-Herr Erzberger, asserting that they were not. revolutionary enough. The Soldiers' Council in the' German lourth Army, representing half a million men, ha., declared in favour of the Government, a.mk nßttinsl Dictatorship and Holshcvism.-Aus.-N.Z.. Cable Assn. COUNTER-REVOLUTIONS FULL SWING ATTEMPT TO DISSOLVE SOVIETS. (Kec. November 30, 1.30 a.m.) ■ ■• ; London, November 20. A. Gorman counter-revolution , is in full twuig. An attempt to dissolve the- Sol-ed-Itouir mkmell ' s Co «ncils is report- ' HINDENBURG INTERFERING IN • ' POLITICS PKOTEST BY BAVARIAN PREMIER. . (Rec. November 29, 10.20 p.m.) Copenhagen, November 27. Ihe Bavarian Premier, Herr Eisner compains that von Hindenburg lately issued proclamations likely ' to disturb the peace negotiations.' Herr Eisner Protests against this inadmissible i ,torinT* ln t{ % hy Hindenliurg, aml says: "The time is now past for etirnng up the 'German people againet their eneinies."-Aii3;.N.Z. Cable Assn. FOOD SITUATION DESPERATE 1 DEARTH OF HARVEST LABOUR. .„ K . Copenhagen, November 27. i. .? ,« lcrlm '""""'"cement aserts that the, food situation in Germany is desperate, owing'to'the dearth of haivest labour following the repatriate, of prisoner-;, and a!so ' tho ceisntiou o wipp iee from the East. J3j s tribiltion —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.