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October 18.-A Basel dispatch says tu multuous scenes occurred at the meeting of the Hungarian Diet. Demands were made for peace, and it was announced that Austria is being organized on a federal basis. Amid scenes of indescribable enthusiasm, says a Paris dispatch, Premier Clemenceau tells the Chamber of Deputies that "our peace does not spell revenge. Our victory and the victory of our Allies means the liberation of civilization and liberty of human conscience." a The Cologne Volkszeitung reports demonstration by German Independent Socialists in Unter den Linden, Berlin, during which the "Marseillaise" was sung, and there was a clash with the police. 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Protesting against the "reproach of illegal and inhumane actions" made against the German land and sea forces, it denies that the German Navy has destroyed life-boats with their passengers, and claims that in retreat destructions on land have been carried out according to international law. Moreover, to avoid hampering the peace movement, instructions have been dispatched to commanders to preclude the torpedoing of passenger-ships. Recent changes in the constitution, the reply proceeds, have virtually abolished the autocratic power denounced by President Wilson and the responsibility of the Chancellor to the representation of the people is being "legally developed and safeguarded." Therefore, the German "offer of peace and an armistice has come from a Government which is free from any arbitrary and irresponsible influence and is supported by the approval of an overwhelming majority of the German people.' Senator Poindexter introduces a joint resolution proposing that Congress forbid further, negotiations by the United States with Germany in regard to an armistice or peace until the German military forces surrender unconditionally. The London Daily Telegraph publishes messages from the mayors of more than fifty English towns urging "no compromise with the foe." October 22.-A Berlin dispatch to Copenhagen quotes Prince Maximilian as saying: "President Wilson's reply to the latest German note may perhaps bring definite certainty as to the result of the negotiations. Till then we must be prepared to resist a peace of violence." Paris reports that the German propaganda service announces that a commission of neutral residents of Brussels has gone to the front to investigate charges of devastation and destruction during the German retreat in Belgium. 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