Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-15
UPRISING HELD
NEAR IN GERMANY.
Royalists Reported Arming
In Bavaria and The
South
SOVIET AGENT APPEAL
Bclshevik Revolt Alleged to be Brew
ing in North With Soviet Aid
Kaiser Lays Plans.

Berlin, Jan. 15.-Germany is or
the brink of double revolution, it is
believed here. In Bavaria and ths
south the royalists are arming and
are about ready to declare for a re.
tarn Of the monarchy. The former
Kaiser. it is said, is financing this
PLOT backed by the reactionary party
the military caste and many Of tn:
civil officials. Then the Ge,mar
army in East Prussia is officered by
nonarshists and its forces have
been greatly augmented recently. II
is ready to start a march on to Ber-
lin when the signal is given.
On the other hand, the Deutsche
2eitung claims to have discovered q
complete plan for BolsheWk ur-
Using in Northern Germany, which,
it says, has received the approval of
the Moscow leaders. The paper also
Prints a letter from Sinovjev-Arfe'-
baum, the soviet agent recently ban
ished from Germany, to his German
comrades.
"Wc know that the decisive strus-
.le will be harder in Germany than
it was with us, and far moro bloody"
bic writes, s'but we are absolutely
convinced that the German proletar-
iat Will do its duty and fulfill its sa-
cred mission in the fight for the free
dom Of the world. The focus OF
the :wnrLl revolution is now centered
i. Sg l., YOU.
aTh. necessity for action undouh'cd-
" wi, cenne at time when we shall
Re unable to lera you support as
quickly as wc should have been able
TO do some time ago. The change IN
our condition forced us to conclude
peace with capitalistic Poland be-
fore the great action might be start
ed in Germany; but this peace viii
not last very long"
The two revolutionary parties
sre watching each other closely. The
Sccie,i;t paper Koeniesberger Yo.k-
szcituns charges that the reactiorary
commander in chief CT East Prus-
sia, General Won Dasscl. is daily at
tracti,4t large forces of armed men
te his command, who cross the lines
from ether German states. One tay
The paper charges, SEQ men marched
TO Fast Prussia to join him. They
are said to have been fully armed
and had with them four heavy and
two light guns. Forces Of similar
strerrth fo'lnwe; on the two sue
cec,ling days, without the Germa,
Minister Of Defcnse making tns
slightest ltfol~ TO interfere, it Is
charged.
Supporting these charges, the
Musrchener Post. q much less radi
cal paper. prints an address to the
Twenty-sixth Company of machine
gun shock troops. which is supposed
to be fisarmed and disbanded since
the amistice. The writer informs
his commandant that he has bee.
obliged to k;;de in his own apartment
IL heavy and q lighter machine
guns. and goes onto say:
"The political situation calls fol
solution by force as soon as posi-
hle.
"All our new formations in Bcrlir
ana Ereslau.are fully prepared ant
sre cooperating with the % compa
ries under our cortrcl in the regular
army. The more violent our frs
attack, the greater the prospect o
our success.
nori, Holland, Jan. 15.-The Cor
mer German Kaiser is having hug
gateway constructed at the SIDE o
the park in which tlS.pfeseM nom
is located. 1t is on a fine road run
aing straight TO the. German from
tier and faces away from the vii
!sse. The present gate opens On
road runring through the villag
ard IS guarded dsv ard night ky
Dutch guard. This guard canno
see the rew gate.
1t is whispered among the Kais
cr's friends who come here-sn
there is constant stream of ther
bringing messages from adherent
az over Germany-that IN a .::s
powered car he couii dash to II
German frontier in few hours.
Were scme one to impersonate hi