The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-08

-,ox TACTICS ARE HAVING
8luLo9oEoTrNp EFFECT ON ENEMY
PSop ,Es-REACTIONARIES AT
f fIn,IE IN STRONG CAMPAIGN
10 Ca ALTER WAR AIMS AND
METHODS.
,.,..binqton. D. president VIII
,I+imatun 10 the Hohenzollern
;ons -,r,ent. to get out Of Germany
thrown out by allied arms, is
o. I'D mon in Washington to mark
''lD ming point Of the revolutionary
%. .,,ort In Germany. He has made
.-..rieaIlv impossible for either
User OF his family, or any of
% nan orominent in the junker and
'D la,t.~;s+ clique, to remain on Ger
~ soi1 after the reichstag majority
.sar have decided that peace is n:o<e
SD' .-+sr+ than autocracy. The next
ron4hs are to witness the be-
~ Zinc Of a great emigration Of the
s-'- cs,qoan ruling class. Some win
~ - Switzerland, which hitherto
~ basn the refuge Of Russian and
-or-ol7l+i0nists. OTHERS will 20
goIIand. and others 70 Sweden to
..5 the development of the liberal
eacialistic IeJs2lic in Germany
p,.5ans some viii seek to hide their
..1.icsl and military nakedness in
Spain.
a. the time Of the French revolt
~, the thousands Of fleeing nobility
rn, welcomd to Germany and Eng
I.,l and Spain. Mlny came to
,nerica and built fcadal country
homes in Canada and in the region
flake George and Lake Cbamplain.
n. they left France, fearing the
girotine.
When the Russian revolution came
m. the world was at war, and the
mlv places Of easy refuge for Rus
,sr anstOcrats were Sweden and
Germany. To the extent of their
ability to cross the border they have,
left Russia, and today the monarchial
and pro-German party launched by
Niiukoff. the first Cadet minister of
foreign affairs after the fall of the
car, is made up Of these refugee
msocrats- waiting behind the Ger
man field guns for the opportunity to
again claim their feudal estates in
Russia.
ROYALTY TOTTERING
The state department is watching
With some interest the signs of this
Il promised German imperial moving
II day. There was the report from
Holland, fol instance, that Kaiser
Wilhelm had been shipping to Hol-
land lot of his personal effects.
4 There was the Independent Socialist
meeting which welcomed home from
s. Prison the reichstag member, William
Dttmann, who was sentenced last
year on charges of having fomented
the revolt at Kiel. This meeting de-
handed that the great Liebknecht be
oeTated, and called for a Socialist
republican. Again, there was the
pain warning by Macmillan Hard
e. IN big public meeting, that the
KAISER must humiliate himself or pet
out Of the way. He will have to do
both.
L President Wilson were anxious
avoid a revolution in Germany, as
~''ah OF the big vested interests IN
VIC slned commercial world have
Een he would not have told the
uSAan people that the word of their
~sef was worthless, and that he
'oea have no dealings nor armistice
WV any but the real representatives
va C'nStitutionally established popu-
a government in their country. His
we u october % says to the Ger
1911 people, IN effect: 81 will recognize
''-Oerauc government just as soon
%yOo form one, but it must not pre-
Slu 70 be based on the wishes of your
asedD ~ o
VAPITALISTIC ADVANTAGE
IN WAR
T Northcllffes and Roosevelts
DO0ges and Underwoods of the
'"'"axon world-those who stand
snStOcratic rule at home-arc
pelul Of takinu conoros. .uay