TROUBLE AWAITS THE REICHSTAG
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS IN DETERMINED MOOD
(Received December 3, 9 a.m.) LONDON, 2nd December. It appears, according to the special correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, that trouble awaits the Reichstag, and that the rapidly-crystalising Social Democratic Party has given notice o! the following interpellation: Will the Imperial Chancellor make a statement as to the conditions under which lie will be inclined to enter into peace negotiations? The correspondent adds: "This is no mere formality. The Social Democrats are now in a determined mood, being impelled by ths sufferings of the industrial classes owing to the shortage of food." GERMAN SOCIALIST PAPER'S DEMANDS. „,, n a.,. L COPENHAGEN, Ist December. Ihe brerman Socialist newspaper Vorwaerts demands that the Government should permit the Reichstag to freely and publicly discuss peace terms, with a view to ensuring the people's support when such negotiations open. FORD'S PEACE PARTY—A SET-BACK. (Received December 3, 9 a.m.) ~t, ~ T . ,_ , . WASHINGTON, 2nd December. Mr. Robert Lansing (Secretary of State) has refused to give passports to Mr. Henry Ford s peace party, except to neutral countries of Europe
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 134, 3 December 1915, Page 7
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181TROUBLE AWAITS THE REICHSTAG Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 134, 3 December 1915, Page 7
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