Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
GERMAN PEOPLE To
OPPOSE B0LsHEVIKI.
ONi.y ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
WILL. DRIVE THEM TO III.
sPAIR. CLAM MADE
~ Associated Puss.

~ Associated Puss.
OLnENDCRC. Germany Feb A.
President NJ. Tantzcn Heering 81 the
German free state Of Oldcnhurg un'
Of the powerful political figures Of
northwest Germany. declares that the
spread M Bolsheyism thrClgh Western
Europe. and eventually to tho Ameri
cas-. depends upon economic lssucs
over which the German people taN'
lost control
The Germans viii mover turn "a
Doishevism untn economic conditions
have driven them 60 desperation th'
presidcn, told The Associated Pres
correspondent.
This desperation will only come
when. with a good VIII 90 WORK AND
that Win here Is yer, strong Wori
cannot b. had. h. continued I'm &
this time nalrhcylsm has found n,
sound fuo;ing IN Germany aiih lucl
there are somc crunks vh, afe chls nG
the Soviet rainbow Germany s. stand
INK IKE q wall against thc spread o.
Red Russianiam over the ortlns. end
80 long - the wall holds there IL "a,
danger
Tho character q tn pcaplc o, Ger
many and IElrticula.ly ~ Oldenhurr
l. too sturdy quiet and ntnsiblo &
tolerate the rentimen no f1olisancss ~
Bolshcvism. Only economic cause
could drive them o. Bnlshrvis'n bI'
at this time they have lost control ~
these causes Tho TREATY 90 Versailles
made up strongly dcpcndrrt vcunoml
caliy upon tive victorious nations
Economic pressure has icsn brought
to bear Reduced production and IL
consequsnccs prc kccnlv ftlt Nocasnf
ies u life ere strictly rat.cnrA Pg.efs
have boen driven up. our money ha'
los, is buying powc- The wo-kinr
people will not ,ntrrc the aid o.
workless' which they Hr7rrrly ice
lowers them mcrglly.
The wursi situation 90 ua is tha'
thc necessary means frr a~~iruiura
production u limited A. imfu~iatiCnf
q fppistuffs remain small ih' ugnluc
ton T. q the u;mos; imporvu-, O. us
Failure 10 produce Is Bolshc,ls.ns an!
n h question - sound husln - pre-
ccdure To- lcs rs produce. build up oar
Industries. stand oucc more upon 3
firrn economic founl1tlon
zone ~ the Enientc's pn!lClrs which
seems 10 me incredibly shorpight,i @.
that Of forcing the German people q,
deliver Srum their already dangerously
reduced stock 6, cattle 600 .ooo 20 500.
o. more COWS. This will not ouly
mean an Increase IN our infant NOR
taliiy. the death q thousands ~ chill
dren. but that meat prices must again
10 up. the buying power 81 uur money
again 20 down. That y had business
The other nations canno; sill their
wares 60 ps7I1e hat is economically
crushed and G.i into a corner.
'If VIC cam ~ NV rroducts oui
wcrkmen will iY work. our agrl
culture will have ~ means ~ rroduc
ton. the hard times win become harder
Then Germany must tend toward Bol
shcyism. should the working peioi,
Ind sufficient work this danger vii
b. avoided. and n avoided her, il vii
no, menace America.
1T IL up to the United states q hiv,
the terms % the Versailles Troati
moderated. lest we b. crushed ecouutui
cally. In doing this America viii htlf
Us hold the front against the spread
Of Bolshevisiic IDEAS. enable W. 10 hul
and pay Tor raw products. which VI,
want and which nov are accumu.liin.
IN American warehouses and vii im
inunize her own working p,uple agd4ns
the dlsease u dangerous political move
ments. For after all Bolshsyisln L. no
hased on the compelling force ~ fin'
ideas. hut upon economic blight"