Postwar Germany

BERLIN, Jan. 10, 1919 (UP) - The position of the Ebert-Scheidemann government is growing stronger every hour, while the number of insurgents demonstrating is rapidly diminishing, it was officially announced today.

PARIS, Jan. 10, 1919 (UP) - Chancellor Ebert is master of the situation in Berlin, a Zurich dispatch to L'Information said today.

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 11, 1919 (UP) - Reports were received here today that Carl Liebknecht, leader of the Spartacan revolutionists, was killed during the street fighting in Berlin Thursday evening.

BERLIN, Jan. 11, 1919 (UP) - While en route to the scene of the attack on the Vorwaerts Building today I was arrested by government troops, but was later released.

BERLIN, March 13, 1920 (UP) - The government of President Ebert has been overthrown.

WASHINGTON, May 5, 1921 (UP) - The fall of the German ministry, the imminence of which has been forecast in confidential state department advices for a week past, did not surprise official Washington.

PARIS, May 5, 1921 (UP) - Tattered banners that fluttered over Napoleon's "Old Grumblers" as they marched from victory to victory, floated with the tri-color today over a new generation of soldiers.

BERLIN, Nov. 9, 1923 (UP) - The second serious attempt to restore a monarchy in Germany failed today.