Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13

lions of the second congress of work
ers and soldiers councils in Berlin
are sure to be influenced by the third
Munich revolution, but even should
the resolutions of the congress be
radical, it will not necessarily mean
an overturn in Berlin, because the re-
sistance here will be more energetic
than in Munich. This madness can
do monstrous harm to the peace nego-
tiations. The fight has started 1t
must be fought OUT
The Lokal Anzeiger is pessimistic
and says: 1T IS of the utmost import
for Germany's fate that it will have
a decisive effect on the course of the
peace negotiations The unity of that
empire is endangered. If the Bolshe-
vistic epidemic cannot be isolated in
Germany's second greatest state, the
whole German people will enter a long
period of frightful suffering. What
they can then have at all is beyond
human foresight
There is no doubt the proclama-
ton is an act of violence of small
minority. 1t is a sign of the COM
plete moral collapse of the German
people. The empire will not and can
not recognize the Bavarial soviet
republic. 1t is a sign that an indie
pendent state of two and 4 half mil
lion inhabitants has passed out of the
ex-German federation and that 1t does
not feel unified with the rest OF Ger
many. 1t is obvious from the fact
that, contrary to the constitution. it
seeks to practise an independent for
eign policy and seeks an alliance with
Bolshevik Russia and Hungary, that
it is not going to bother about the
rest of Germany. 1t is also apparent
from its economic and financial pro-
gram"
Program of Sovicts.
The full text of the soviet republic
proclamation in Munich follows
THE decision arrived at for Bavaria
is the creation of a council of reVo-
lutionary workers and peasants of the
Bavarian republic including all our
brothers, now joined, separated by no
partisan law. From now on no ex-
ploitation or oppression will be toler-
ated. The dictatorship of the prole-
tariat has now become a fact. The
legalizaton of a genuine socialistic
is now achieved, in which
every worker may participate in pub
lie life and in a just socialistic age.
THE landtag has been dissolved
and the old ministry eliminated. Peo-
pies commissaries, responsible to the
people and chosen by a council of
will receive extraordi- |
nary powers to be employed in certain |
labor fields. Their assistants will be
intelligent men from all parts of the
revolutionary and socialistic commu- |
nifty. Countless valuable forces in Of |
fetal life. especially from the lower !
middle official class, will be asked to |
cooperate in the new work. Bureauc-
racy will be absolutely eliminated and |
the press will be soeialized.
Red Army and Court Planned.
"As protection for the Bavarian |
council of the republic against revo- /
utionary attacks from without and |
within, a red army will be created i'm
and a revolutionary court |
will pursue ruthlessly every attempt |
upon the council.
THE government of the BaVarian !
council republic follows the example
Of the Hungarian and Russian peo-
pies. 1t will resume Immediately a
Drotherly connection with these peo-
Pies, but it declines any connection
With the contemptuous Ebert Scheide-
mann government, because that gov
eminent is continuing under the flag
Vt a socialistic republic the imperial
site, capitalistic and military business
If the disgraceful. broken down Ger
nan empire. 1t calls upon all Ger
nan brothers to take the same view.
t greets all proletarians wherever
evolutionary socialism is fighting
n Wurttemberg. in the Ruhr district,
n the whole world
"As sign of joyous hope for for
innate future for all humanity it es-
ablishes April Z as holiday for all
AS a sign of the beginning
If the departure the flight of the age
# capitalism. all work is stopped.
Bavaria ceases on April 7, insofar as
t is not necessary for the welfare of
he working people to do labor
Long live free Bavarial Long live
he council government! Long live the
world revolution"
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