The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

New York. Sept. 1oZ~F1ve million
ny AfcIN414 Corey.
Germans have nir1 with n hureau
% lmmiFfation a~pptceiione for per
iuissIon 80 leave i'to caunltyl
sla,s1 rrsss assba.eh from nssi,s.
~ fact aocortinE 10 an attaehe Of
one of the allied diplomatic estan-
liehmcnia IN thla country. twenty milf
tiu1 rcrmnrr VIII irave for falfer
fields when the seafe-iaklne n per-
mittcd. The ~vhflons allied govern
mept. ore e~unsiderlue this matter
nrH, N the hope mat Some way may
BE- devised n eithef r~rcrengtnF this
uu11ou of ucrmans d 81 guiding Il
An such fashion that the cmIErauts
ma mol necome q danger Ia he tu-
turc.
A .intsur 81 nrpssess
80 FAR ~ h known facts indicate,
ihe majority uf me Germans who
have new manifested their desire 70
ieavc me Fathcriand wish % eutef
some ono a. the South American
countries. There are nlronE financial
ID formidable German colonies In sew
erai ~ these. a 10 reported that the
present eermnn government - COW
tftly hacking a new pniriotic orEan-
man colonies where prosperity NAV
IN 4 measure be nssured Tor the fu-
tuge henehi Of Germany. These coll
onica nre 20 ho a. least partially out
fitted AID VIII be loaned money for
The necessary expenses OF develop
etires 10 buy German goods In pref
erencc TO oihcrs when available and
20 coEa1o their trade 20 The home
country ~ far ~ nrFsihie.
This will AFFORD suirc measure OF
relief TO oermanr," seld the semitic
man quoted, -not only because ~ the
exodus ~ hundreds 81 nousands who
can hardly be led IN the Germany Of
today. hut hecEusQ or m Immediate.
oven n slight, Impetus German trade
will feel. Hut TINT Is not the chief
dnnErr 20 be feared from the new
movement Of German emigration"
Forcgxl q SICK n LItirn-
He believes h not less than
twenty mullen Germans win be fore
"a N Hen a living outside ~ their
country bccause of tho ecnnemic
conditions frl Germany. "1crmnn
trade. he said. "chnnat be speedily
revived. II win he months after
peace = completely restored before
Germany bccumcs IN Important com.
merclal factor again"
Most % fhf German cmirrants he
~fhlnks-and his view h a reelection Or
that which prevails In Important al
He'd circics-wiil start for Russia.
tHefofe the war" said he. There
were between nvc and six million Ger
mana IN Russia. Most OF them held
Important positions. M heads OF man
ufariprles and commcrcinl establish
mems and a. stewards Of the great
estates. They dominated the court %
Russia prior Il The Russian break
down. They were dctssted by he
average Russian for hcir arrogance
and brutality. hut respected for their
efficiency. The alev IN not-or has
not hoen-cxtraordinnrily ambitious.
Industrious or effective. Hc has bcen
content with peace and a. quiet life.
To accomplish things II has = nee
estary 10 apply pressure frum WITH
out.
Terminated by Germans.
The Baltic barons are "A ease In
point. Two centuries aEo certain Bal
tic provinces % Russia bccan the
prey 10 individual German iandown-
era Numerically they III hut a grain
have completely Ccmirated the prov
lnces. They have always regarded
Themselves Ms Germans. and not Rus
SLAMS. and al the beginning OF The war
their sons entered the German army
almost to a man. Today, IN spite OF
the hostility In the Baltic provinces
against them, they remain the one
cohesive, energetic. formidable force
In u nu.d situation.
Russia. he said. u IN a state Of lux.
rs the world well knows The allies
have nof aided the Russians by the
application u a sound policy. or, In
deed. OF AIRY policy whatever. Two
EuEdlan factions. The CONSERVATIVES