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AGREEMENT made by
faction and the
EBERT PARTY
Government For Germany
Constituted Out Of Members
Old And New Regime
Berlin-— The counter revolution in
German)' appears to have reached the
of the road. There is a strong
■aa shortly one govern¬
crubabiiity that
will ha in control, and that Pres
ment back to Berlin
idem Ebert will come
10 m hi* ministers.
\ basis of agreement between the
uWruneat set up by and Dr. the Wolfgang govern¬
gapp as chancellor
ment of President Ebert is enunciated
m a declaration issued by the present
Berlin government. Announcement is
made that negotiations with a settle¬
ment in view have been opened be
efcB the two governments at the in
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REVOLT BREAKS OUT
AMONG THE JAPANESE
TROOPS IN SIBERIA
Stated That Soldiers Have Ripped Off
Shoulder Straps And Substituted
Red Stripes
London.—A revolt has broken out
among several units of the Japanese
troops in Siberia, according to a wire¬
less dispatch sent out by the Soviet
government at Moscow. The soldiers
ripped oft their shoulder straps and
luLstituted red straps, the dispatch re¬
ports.
Growth of the revolutionary move¬
ment ir. Korea is also reported by the
iispatcb, which say« that the Japan¬
ese authorities have made many ar
issti. At ilie same time, the Soviet
message asserts, the Japanese govern
mnt is taking special measures to fight
the Communist movement at home.
EX-KAISER’S GUARD IS
INCREASED BY THE
HOLLAND GOVERNMENT
Amsterdam.—Advices here indicate
that the Dutch government will take
ao chances with the former kaiser of
Bennany and his son, the former
crown prince. Alarmed by reports of
ihe mouarchistic tendencies of the rev
alution in Berlin, the Dutch authori¬
ses, dispatches say, have increased
their guard (
around the former emper
ars retreat, adding a detachment of
Counted police to the sentries already
an duty.
Wieringen dispatches say that the
former crown prince is watching all
reports from Germany with the closest
interest. Freiherr von Zoebelitz, a
dose friend of the prince has arrived
it Wieringen. The prince’s aide do
lamp announced that the prince has
io connection whatever with the rev
ilution.
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SHORT-SIGHTED
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that they
Hadn’t let the worst one In the lot get
away.
They taxed our tobacco, our talcum, out
tea,
But Worry, Old Worry, they let off tax
tree.
—Kansas City Star.
THIS MONASTERY UP TO DATE
One of the Oldest in Japan, but is Re
markable for Its Spirit of
.Modernity.
Koyasan is one of the oldest mon¬
asteries In Japan. Like all Japa¬
nese monasteries, it is beautifully se
eluded from the sordid world by woods
and mountains. Though it is reach¬
ed by either train or electric car, these
go only to Kyoa-guclii and Hashimoto
at the foot of the range. Thence
there is a ten-mile walk along a wind
ing road, which rises for over 1,000
feet.
In the monastery proper, modern¬
ism is epidemic. There is electricity
and other modern improvements.
Though only canine beasts were tol¬
erated at Koyasan, because the local
deity, who was fond of hunting, had
promised Kobo Daishi, the founder to
protect his monastery, there are also
bullocks, horses and cows there.
The rooms in the monastery are
neat and clean, with only wooden
bars four inches square to remind one
of the nature of the place. The straw
the screens and tokonoina, the
alcove for pictures and flower arrange¬
ments, are of better material than can
lie found at most inns. Besides the
usual braziers there is a concrete fire
box two feet square set into the mats,
which shows tiiat on Koyasan winter
is severe.
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