Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 2 | German Revolution Declared Probable

GERMAN REVOLUTION DECLARED PROBABLE Wisconsin Pastor Expects Overthrow of Hohenzollerns Unless War Ends Within Year of 191?. AN ATLANTIC POET, Feb. 2. Opinion that unless the Tvar ends within with-in the year 1S118, there will bo a revolution revolu-tion which will overthrow the Hohenzollenis Hohen-zollenis in Germany, was expressed by the Kev. Aloysius ' Daniels of Hewitt, Wis., upon his arrival here todav from Germany by way of Switzerland. "Tho people of Germany are starving.'' starv-ing.'' said Mr. Daniels, who for three years had been studying in Westphalia. ' There are few left who are more than 50 years old, all succumbing to hick of nutrition, while the death rate among the children is frightful. ' President Wilson is anathematized throughout the empire, but hardly worse than is the emperor, while, what is said openly of the crown prince is not fit to repeat. "'I believe thev will quell this incipient incipi-ent revolution, but there will be another an-other unless the war ends before next year, and that one will be the end of the Hohenzollerns. The Germans are tragically short of all sorts of food."