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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
17
The article reports Allied concern over a German military crisis with retreating troops in Belgium accused of widespread destruction of property and violations of civilian rights under the armistice terms. It notes ongoing violations in occupied areas and calls attention to deteriorating military conditions.
Marshal Foch dispatch warns German high command to curb troops committing violence and pillage in Belgium Brussels region or face Allied action. Allies prepared for swift retaliation as armistice terms loom and German forces may disintegrate if command authority collapses.
The French trawler Pavot used to sweep mines in the Gulf of Alexandretta was blown up by a mine today. Four sailors were killed in the explosion.
The article analyzes how radicals under Haase and Dittmann seize key ministries in Berlin, with Ebert and Scheidemann swept into subordinate roles. It warns of radical control of foreign affairs, justice, health, and social policy while postponing elections.
The piece argues moderates cave to radicals, sparking fear that soldiers in Berlin will push Germany toward radicalism. It cites Kerensky, Lenine, and German soldiers’ councils challenging censorship and demanding amnesty and an eight hour day, signaling serious times ahead.
The article discusses Bavarias potential orderly republican government and its strong Catholic Centre party. It contrasts Bavarian calm with socialist challenges in Prussia and northern states, noting Germany's wartime economy collapse, pensioned by demobilization, lack of raw materials, and scarce capital. It warns socialist plans face hard tests amid soldier councils and party funds tied to war bonds.
The piece argues a dictator could seize power only when a people are deeply disheartened by hunger cold and chaos and fear of neighbors. It cites Napoleon as an example of rising at the right moment and notes Germany’s current lack of ripe conditions for dictatorship.
The piece argues the current government lacks proletarian voice, dominated by middle class leaders, with writers and journalists as revolutionaries. It compares to the French Revolution's deputies and notes allies seek no German dictator, aiming for orderly, promise-keeping governance rather than civil war.
Amsterdam November 13. William II former German Emperor endured a quiet, wartime like delay at a small wayside station as Dutch authorities held his group in a railcar until The Hague sanctioned his move. Count Oscar von Platen-Hallermund was seen wiping his eyes as the party awaited clearance.
Polish officers oversee demobilization while German military automobiles arms and ammunitions are seized and possession taken. The action marks a turning point in postwar control and arms disposition.
Romania announced it has entered Transylvania after General mobilization and the arrival of an allied Balkan army in Romania. The advance into Transylvania was confirmed from Vi etuna yesterday, signaling a decisive shift in the region.
A local advertisement from 73 Lees Ave Ottawa promotes Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. Testimonial by Walter J. Marriott says he suffered years of sickness before using the product and now reports a healthy body and clear thinking. Box prices listed 50c each or 6 for $2.50 with trial size 25c. Available at dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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