Berlin, May 27.
Entrance to the Reichstag was only possible by means of pert when' the Reichstag "re-assembled to-day, but this didn't prevent tumultuous scenes within. The 50
Gommunist Deputies created pan-Jdemonium by clamouring for the! release of their colleagues in gaol. When the uproar quieted down, a roll call was taken, but the din Irroke out again when General Vor Ludendorft's name was reached.
The General's supporters responded with cheers and shook their fets at their opponents. The General him. elf, who evidently expected the onslaught, merely leaned back en his seat and smiled at the Communists, At the conclusion of the roll call the Communists submitted a motion demanding the release of the prisoners, in the course of which thers was another outburst, coupled with the singing of the "Internationale," tu, which the other parties respond -with "Deutschland Uber Alles."
The noise was. so great that the President of the Reichstag put on his hat and walked out—Reuter.
Berlin, May 28. with few changes and then submit its policy, especially with regard to Herr Marx has agreed to form a Cabinet.—Reuter.
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