ight snowfall this morning sufficed to keep away "from the vicinity of the court-hous ¢ven esterdage Ti'ly evident thatthe It ig evident tha citizens of Munich are little interested in the trial, because it is already clear. that the case ° will provide no sensations and will not have any serious consequences. for General von Ludendorff and Herr jer, @ fact of which they are probably aware, One of the accused, Herr Weber, President of the Nationalist Ober Ind Bund, made 2 statement today explaining the rims of the he suid, wore chiefly the Versailles Treaty and to create a new German Fatherlnnd. "He gave an account of his conversations with Dr. von Kahr, General von Lossow, and of the Bavarian police. Herr von Seisser, showing that all three had approved the "revolt.—Reuter.
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