Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-25 | Page 2 | Turks Ask for Peace Croatians in Revol Huns Demand Republic

TwIzjPLsiriorr'P e a c e i CROATIANS IN REVOLl j HunsDemand Republic - By Associated Press. BAfflU Pwltierland. fct. 25. Turkey will accept peace based on the principles of nphia a.wl Justice laid down by .'resident W'llfon. which the new Turkish novernment approves, the grund vizier. Tewflk Pasha, tm qtioied In at Constant muple dispatch aa having t)Htcd in parliament. The (trand vlxier's speech waa made on the xaain of the .retentation of the new ministry to the chamber, lie nnld the government would srrani without delay to all elements r.nt only political richiH without distinction as to nationality or religion, but the right to partUipuie in the iidinimstratipn of the country. By Associated Presa. RASfcU Oct. 26. It was announced In the lower chamlwr of the Hungarian Hun-garian parliament yesterday that the Croatian soldiers of the Seventy-ninth regiment at Flume had revolted, seized the city and destroyed the railroad there. Count Apponyl, Count Andrasy and the opposition deputies thereupon demanded the resignation of the. ministry, according- to Budapest advlcea received re-ceived here. Dr. Wekerle. the premier, declared that, in view of the Increasing difficulties diffi-culties of the situation, he would propose to the king st coalition ministry. By United Press. TARIS. Oct. J.V Knormnus crowds, gathered refore the relchstag building build-ing In Berlin, demanded abdication of the kaiser and the establishment of a 1 republic, according to .-'Information today. j The crowds had collected to pay tribute to Karl Uebknecht. Socialist leader, recently released after a long Imprisonment for political opposition ! to the Qerman government, according to dispatches received by the news- , I paper from Zurich. f ! After frenxiedly acclaiming Leiehknecht, the people hoisted htm Into a ve- wk hide filled with flow era. Amidst wild cheers, Liebknecht declared: "The people's hour has arrived V