The Washington herald., 1921-03-10
ENTENTE ACN
UNITE GERMAN
HOMEFACTIORS
Ruhr Occupation Reuscs
Parties to Uphold
Government. a.
RECALL OF ENJOYS
HELD AS PROTEST
Bourgeois Calm; Military
Cry for War; Reds
Seek Revolt.
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and Chicago Tribuns.)
ny GEORGE sELpEs.

ny GEORGE sELDRs.
BERLIN. March swim the re-
call Of the German ambassadors to
France and England and the min
lister TO Belgium. Germany inter-
rupts diplomatic relations with the
entente again. and one element
the conservative extremists-actu-
ally considers that the nation is In
a state Of war. Generally the gov
ernment's action is considered a.
a demonstration OF protest.
Dr. Walter Simons. the German
foreign minister, Is not expected 10
resign on his return from Lcndon.
II was expected that he would r--
sign when his counter proposals.
failed. but now the people OF All
! parties are solidly united IN sup
porting the government. following
the ltenteis occupation Of the Ruhr
coal ports.
Cabinet Proposal.
However,, there is considerabl.
discussion concerning the rebufl1-
Ing OF the cabinet. One proao%zl.
IL for a small supercabinet. sfrnlar
TO Great Britsin's wartime cablnkt
with George Helm, the presidtnt of
the Bavarian peasants party. and
called the uncrowned king Of Ba-
Nara, as premier. Such a chznrs- =
woulq please the nationalists. we .
want 10 see the present coaiitinns
which is bourgeois in its srnps-
thies. grow more conservative.
Until yesterday evening Rsrfn
did not experience the slightcst ex-
citement In the morning a patrol
was ststioned in front of the Trench
Embassy and guards were irc-eza- Z
ed IN the vicinity Of the Brandea-
burg gate The German is wort ihe.
on his passions against the entents =
oE talk However. the stock mar
ket has been greatly affected Busi-
ness men consider that the entente,
invasion will result in nothing. and
they believe the occupation will end
with the resumption Of peaceful me-
gotiations within a week.
Military View.
Asked to give the view Of a mili.
tary expert on the entente's action
Gen. Won Gallwitz. who comm aLa 4
the troops opposing the Amer .cans.
said: There Is great satiSfarrfSr
u
participating in the ententer az
tack From a military stsn1point
the OCCUPATION does not app 4 10
me Politically IL is the ldrioals
fruit Of former President W. -nn,s
betrayal Of the American ano Ger
mau peoples. This new invas n AZ
Germany unites all the Gr-aian
people"
Jut as at the time Of the Kern
revolution. when Germany .slnI
organized labor to rescue the eoun.
try. SO today. while the pohucaf
situation is chaotic. the people are
awaiting the workers actions
general strike is being discussca
ana also strikes in the Goa and
iron industries in the Ruhr reeion
In such an event IL is clsimed that
the Entente authorities in the dfs.
ufet could not force the Gefrnan
miners TO dig the coal VIII n
demanded in the treaty Of N-eh-l.
ssilles and as a result the Entezts,s
industry would be seriously nf-
I fected. r-it
Action OF Labor. s
General Secretary GrassmaEa. AZ
the labor unions. stated that ttll-.
gates from all the unions Wit hoIf
meeting at which they viii d|e-
cuss the calling upon the wsfla1
labor bodies. includinH the A r ~
L. and the French and British. %
protest against the occupstioli rf,
German territory. "a
The nrst to suffer" said HlIr
Grassmann. are the workiuerutr
who cannot afford 60 miss daff
pay whereas the operators can
7 n ff0rd n 81 AGAINST nTNn1I.. ~
tion by the enemy. German laLor
has supported the governments ~
fusal TO meet the allied dennrI4
because the Paris proposals wsoDI1
throttle Germany. Our meeting uIII
discuss action. not from a Gerraan
nationalistic viewpoint. but fruu
the point OF view of internauorL
justice for workingmen.
/ Cem.snist Policy.
The communists. while suppcrtink
the governments action. suEecct
throwing Germany into the Eel-
shevists' hands. We can solve or
problem by joining with Rvzsia
says the communist organ 1tote-
fahne. ~
Incidentally the idea that onr-
many is going Bolshevist has been.
revived by the extreme militarlsts e
who have been preaching srfnrt
resistance against the occurs uon'
but realizing that the nstien 4
not able to muster sumcItIt
strength to make such an attcnI-
they favor using the threat 20 ttrn
Boishevist as q weapon sgsnsa ne
Ccspynsht, issi)