Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-02

ny Associated Press.
HALLE. saxuny Dec. i-G"rman
radical leaders declare that program
has been prepared with The AID ~ prom
inent Russian communists % Hnrt q
revolution In Germany 20 80 up q dir
tatorship ~ the prolomlat They say
the attempt "a overthrow the govern
mcnt will b. made ns mon as ihe mHi'
extreme element ~ the Independent So
clailrt Party has peri ri'd an ornunlgl.
ton whlch IN the opinion ~ their lead.
crs. would have some chance 90 sHr.
cess.
The radicals promise that The ont
break will come very su1n probably
late IN the winter or early next spring
They are II divided opinions as i1
whether they can ovefturn thn existing
government. sImr ~ them saving the
attempt probably viii fail, others he.
lloving they viii succeed. but an ap.
parenty are unanimous iu the belief
the effort should Dc made.
A numDor ~ leaders IT the moderate
wing ~ the Independent Socialists.
who split with the left wing over the
pucftlon II cooperating With the Thlrl
Iniornaiionalr az Mofcuw 90 hrIns
about the revolution. also express ihr
opinion that there viii be- a serious az.
tempt % Dust TIE present government
ono of these, member ~ the Reich
stag. In an address, before o. right Wins
conference declared holshcvsm would
fwesp successfully over Germany and
that u could uol be- prevented After
a had come and failed ~, socialists
would have their turn. De mid
Sing "lniernaiionalc.
Tho more moderate socialists general
~ were ~ the opinion there could o..
M successful revolution az this time
and declared the German ppUpIr would
never submit o. q Dictatorship ul tho
prulctirat" ~ cooperate with ihr
l,u slams In policy 81 terrorism ana
destruction 20 promote the cause ~ the
prulotnrlat They appeared willing ir
seek the establishment ~ "u conrad,
shlp government oi thc working rlass
o." ~ violence IL necessary hut vsr,
opposed "a dictatorship Df am
paiEn of ruihlcssnoss.
Differences between the two wing
~ the ODD party were sharply aocea.
tuaiei hy md visiting representative %
The Soviet regime. who offended terror
BIN on the ground az ~ necessity 10
the leginninE ~ revolution and
strongly supported the absolute dictt.
i,uhip 81 the proleurlat Through
thee arguments the right wing snrinl.
ists sat silent except when unio state
trent greatly angered them: hut the
radicals exhibited the widest cuthusl
hsm. The galleries Supported them
with applausc and "rhC lnternntlonulc
frequently was sung by a chorus q,
hundreds who stood AZ attention until
the martial music ceased.
Youth Are Radical.
Among the delegates on the convon
tion floor and In the crowded galleries
were many women and girls Tines,
appeared 20 De- about equally divided
IN their allegiance. hut the supporter
~ the Moscow adhercnis were NOR
drmonstratlve. The speeches 81 th'
delegates often were interrupted D,
fhin.yoiod protests II girls wearing IN
red button Of the rcyolutionarics ant
women and girls always joined In th'
singing az the proletarlats anthem
The dun gray uniforms n former pri
Yates IN the army We're conspicuous b
the galleries and those who wore then
all seemed 60 know the words q "Th'
Internatlonale."
The more influential leaders II IN
extreme radicals are Tray.halr,d. vet
cran socialists. who have been closel
Identified with government circles sine
the first German revolution. Other
are young and eloquent district laho
leaders. who have been brought int
prominence since the war by strike
and Industrial disturbances