Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05

me and my companions In cham
Der that has been an audience room
in the Chancellor's Palace on the
Wilhelmstrasse To see this enemy
of imperialism seated at an Immense
mahogany desk and within the gold
splendors of imperial Germany, re-
minded me of Kerensky in the
Cars chair at the Winter Palace in
Petrograd. Haase is quite unlike
Kerensky physically, however. He is
a small, insignificant chap with a
different air, who at first glance
might be the proprietor of a corner
grocery. In enunciating his thought.
however, he is as clear as crystal. and
the more one listens to his short,
clean-cut phrases the more impressed
one becomes with the intellectual
strength of purpose that animates
him.
He lost no time in assuring us that
''the conditions Of Mr. I.ansngs last
note making food shipments contin-
gent upon the maintenance of order
will be fulfilled"
There are differeces Of opinion be-
tween the majority and the independ-
en-. members of the cabinet he
frankly confessed, "but compromises
are making the government possible"
OF the Spartacus group he said
that though it has many followers, it
is by far the smallest party.
IF the government succeeds in
effecting the political and social re-
forms we are planning" he added,
"the Spartacus group will grow
strong"
Reform to BE Orderly
These reforms will be carried
through ne observed, Without ois-
turplng the social ana ecoiiiih,r liiv Z,
Oh the country W. ann lhe eilett'
ne Staten eiiiphdt'esaty' mus. no ei's
lali ei,ner uestruet y, Vi leuue.ion "
productive mes OF INDUSTRY colnillelce
ana asrlcultuIe. ,ha1Iler mus. .livse
ines De simulated. we are ptdiii,'iis
the nauoilai|atloii OF the eleae mus NUS
trles' such as coal mines anu electii-
cai WORKS, But mere WIZ NC no eu.-
tlnS OIL OF 'he heaas VI ',e pu1t'i.o3
men iheir SERVES WIN pe eiii' So
TOT hatloh lllsteau OIL LOT Pii'a'e cap
itai; ,.-.,..s,.... o,5
me plahts VIII nov nc oosii iaee. 1'5,
lhelr owners VIII recelse IAN IN
pensatioH' "a coiiliii,ssioii Vi ~,
ISIS ana workers Will pass upon ny
question VI coiilpehea'ioh III 80
case anu report III.
Whlch VIII nIahe iiiai ueeieioii' "a
course .,.
mere iiaase sihiled piu si'hi'''
we sl,ail pay no war pii ,' ,,uo,
opeahils oi tne soeiailsS.o In, ~
ol AFFAIRS Haase ie'ha' neu
though the caoihet was coiilposeu ~
SIX socialists there was ~ a''o .,,1It
10 suppress other paItie'.
pourseo'S parties nave une,i lo"epa
pers anu, as we NAVE aooIiai,eu a..
'sorship' tney can say whdI tneS Inv
ABOUT us. 80 can the opai aus ts.I peo,
PIE. we are pe'hs Vioien''S
by polh
" tne independent Sociailsts' ilaaao
said that though they hau ohiy WEN
ty-five seats IN the reichstas, tney are
now FAR stronger we Independents
nave long telt that tne German people
were heins deceived, ne went Oh
ana that the war CUNT Jay with NY
rulers OF germany anu Ausei ID w
also OPPOSED the O-poat cainpa.sil' ~
present an parties are fepteseh'eu IA
the relcstag except the coiisei Na'lves'
ana the Pores are supporting .n,s sos.
eminent, ana an nave rePreseh'a'i'e'
IN the administration OUTSIDE lhe cav
met
women are Notihs. a."
women, 100 are Votills Tor tne
iirst tlme' ana heed INSTRUCTION. flow-
ever consented 10 the ilNihS ol reo-
ruary 10 as the date OF the eieceiols
FOR the assembly SUBJECT TO the APP
proVal OF the convention OF the "orh-
ers ana soldiers councils.
herf Haase asked US 10 MAKE piali'
the iact that the government mas eut
away from me ora UNDERMINE hletn-
ods OF the Wllhelmstrasse Ioreisn o.
nee, and VIII throw out any oifleials
round pracuclng these methoas. ne
added that ne is personally lnahirins
ihto tne reiatlonS OF foreigners sucn
as COZ. Eu"lh Emerson, eu1Ior VI
tne Contihentai Times ana Wiiheini
Marten, mead OF the notorious Deasue
OF ruin and with the Iorelsn oilice'
ana that II he finds evidence OF I'M
proper CONDUCT on thelr part, tnese
persons VIII be asked 10 leave Ger
many n.,., 80 5000.
Concerning the question OF prose-