The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
FOES FIND LEAGUE
PLAN FAR REACHING
Chuecking, Probable Delegate.
Says 1t Goes Beyond
German Expectations.
BLOCKADE REAL WEAPON
Independent Socialists to De-
mand Assembly BE Trans
fcrrcd to Berlin.
NY CHARLES TOWER.
epecjal Cable Despotch TO Tar Sun from fhe
London 7imes Serlice.

epett1l Cdbi, Despotch TO Tar Sun rom ire
London 7tmes Serrice.
Copyright. 1919: all riohn reserved.
N'EiMAR, Feb. l0.--Prof. Chueckins
probably will go to Paris as a delegate
in connection with the League of Ma
tons. He told me the abstract OF the
Anglo American plan as published here
Is more far reaching than any proposal
hitherto entertained BY himself or by
other German International experts. Es-
pecially he was struck by the proposal
to establish two houses OF congress. the
idea Of a lower house consisting OF dele
gates from parliaments being. go far as
he was aware, new.
special Force Unlikely.
In regard to an executive force he SAID
the idea of an international special police
force is no longer seriously entertained.
II being expected the nations joining the
league will be obliged to place their
regular armies, reduced as far as prac-
ticahle, at the service OF the league
when called in the last emergency 10
act against any recalcitrant nation. lie
expected that an economic blockade will
be the principal and III almost all cases
an adequate weapon.
An attack nv independent Socialists
upon the Government Is expected on
Tuesday. the excuse being their formal
demand that the Assembly be transferred
Immediately 10 Berlin. Later a bitter
discussion which probably will arouse
the feelings OF the Assembly to the ut
teruost will take place round the pro-
posal to split UP Prussia. Apart from
all difficulties OF tradition and educa-
ton the proposal for subdivision is COM
bated on the ground that economically
Eastern Prussia cannot be maintained
without industrial Rhineland. Before
the war. 4; is eaid, Dusseldorf alone
| contributed more to the Prussian tax
| than Ear, and West prussia together,
Feeling here run. high. the determine
| ,ion 10 split Up Prussia being strong
| among the representations OF the other
| States, while there is some support for
land.
BernstOr6 Increases Power.
Count Won Bernstorff appears TO have
increased his influence considerably and
probably will succeed in getting himself
| made the principal German delegate &c
Paris.
Gustave Noske. the Minister of War
stands out head and shoulders above
the majority OF lrEepTeSslDie nDIlHe'
scripts who now throng Welnar. HI
| told me this evening he had received
| kilograms stating there WAS now quiet ir
Bremen and KEEL. He added:
Elsewhere conditions are differ
ent; people are ready to work wher
| work is to be had. II they have food
! TO work on there exists no real Bo'
| shevism In Germany. What We chiefly
| reed 10 get the country in order AGAR
are three things--cotton. Wool and fat
! Wee need fat because owing to che lael
Of It the peoples nerves have broker
down.
| ] asked him the number Of troops
| still on a war footing. He replied:
] I'VE have barracks full OF men, ,bu
they are only unemployed men. for The
most part who want to stay because
! Hhey get warm food and Il warm room
| Even the troops you ser IN WcimaI
\ with spiked helmets are simply the loca
unemployed"