The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20

would 90 a. little damage 10 Inc Old
order ~ possible. They dld not sue.
coed but the fact 81 the attempf re-
mninei II may be they etre good
patriots. rather than good demccrsts
II ~ e dehatahle question.
Hut Ilebknechf has always been the
same Re has suffered IN prison for
his hclieit he has led men who have
been willing 20 Eive rp ~cxcrythlur for
the sak Of the things Llctknecht has
preached They have been oufcasf
and prescribed. There was not the
smallest Eain possible FOR them. That
they are u national danger today can
hardly b. denied. for-whateVer may
be the thought u the icadern-in the
pubic mind they stand Tor the de-
struction u an law and al restraint
Hut they have done a great service
o. Germany. They have helped
~aten Germans 90 what kaiserism ~
.fiei 10 see ilehknecht at his
piEhtly meetings. but ! failed. Not
even hts secretary knows where he
Will speak. Bach evening three meet
inKa were held III Heriin. each n
which aus addressed hy some % Loeb
kn~cht's -baiiers He always ap-
pears al % them. hut no one
knows which one ia advance. he
irart that the doctrine % murder hi.
followers believe MAY be invoked
I.IIINN NININIAL
Disappears Quickly IN Crowd.
In the midst % a subordinate In
nnmmaicrl speech there comes a
pause and Lirhkncrht. small. slninter.
dynamic. steps on the stage. ~ has
the power % rouainE thost who hear
nm. Ihntt who hafc hln most admit
that a. me climax OF his talk. when
audionru o. cheering wildly ata
those on the stage are wavinr their
bats in IL air. ilchknscht disappears
he slips through the throne like a
weasel and H. Eono
After some search I learned that ne
might be found aomeumoa az the Of
flee o. the Red flag. the ~auurrhlsfic
paper which he conducts With The
ltose u Luxembourg Rosa be- %
neshy, violent, d~iHhoyelled. rather
musHy old roman but no more than
llehknseht ls D. 60 Do deapisud. The
RED Flag from uur 90 time breaches
direct action. ~ always breaches
hate and class anturunism ana de-.
lance 81 authority located the Of
noss on the fourth floor Ut a dinFy
apartment house In q dinry street. a
nat-chestcd, short haired woman
opauec b door. A. WIS escorted
through thv different rooms saw
they were occupied ny men aud
women VINO varied from the normal
type.
Itadiaicd snltsfulnc~S.
! ava not see uus strong. v huloaoms.
rnnny teiapaurd person thcrr. All
were vesxeusd or dwsrfed OF bent
There we're i've or three middlc-agcd
men IN the uniform ~ soldiers and
some vicious looking youths and yari-
Gus women smoking cigarettes and OF
an astonishing physical u~natiracuvo-
ness, Eventually ! was admitted 90
~. 49, 70 d a
listen o. O. savage dlufrlho against
eserythinT Tho man rudiated ange
ana ap%itefuincaH An assistant SAT be
a desk. Hi muscular body was thick
enough for o man six feet tall. but !
doubt u he were moro Than four feet
ln height The hair had been fo
closely clipped on his head that az
first be seemed bald. The bumps and
LulFea Of hat unpleasant Uranium
we're cflsa-croaFcd with old Hcg.
L~ishknecht would not see me. Hut
after I he'd seen his assistants I fclt
understood lAehknccht ihe wac
Then upposinF with an his strength
the uupular election at which dele.
gates tu a constitutional convention
were 20 be named. ana out of which
10 was hoped a new German republic
might grow.
wouid Govern with "IIatcr-."
His theory vas that the Gcrman
people are not yet educated up 90
democracy lie would create an au-
tocrucy ~ The prolethriat--he would
govern Germany ~ his s~oif-cunst..
tuted body % hatsrs-and would onlN
grant the vote when he Was sure uf
control
A. the moment 81 writing tho spar.
tacus group SEEM not 10 be- numerl-
cally powerful ln Germany The dan
aof from IL lr that Ir conditions rruw