The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
ny GEoRG BERNHARD,
ftditur.in.C Chief OF to-slschc Zcitung
ILerlln.

Berlin.
Copyright 1891 By the United Press)
BERLIN. oct. 15.-From the out
side, Germany probably Mt the mo-
ment makes n very excited impress
sion. And just as In the times Of the
communist u~prisinge, the man In
the street" abroad will probably be-
licvc that the "Putschists' OF the
right are exercising a terror danger
Ouf To nnyoDe entering Germany.
This recalls to ms the American
with pressing business Who came
here shortly after one OF the unquiot
communist DAYS. He had brought
with him from America a weapon
OUTFIT. as though he were preparing
for n stay In the prairie back In the
days ~ the Wild West. And he was
entirely surprised hat he could 80
unmoiestcd from the Hotel Alden
along the streets, which showed an
unnltercd appearance. Likewise now.
things In the vicinity appear quite
harmless.
And. NJ unbelievable M II may
sound, the revelations OF the chan
cellor ancnt the conservatives pnd
the scarcely flnttering extremist at.
tacks upon him. constitute a part Of
h ccovory process whercin Ger
many beyond doubt now finds her
self.
II Is a recovery. growing out Of
crises. ~ 30 often Is the case In seri-
ous illness.
Htyarta's Position.
or course, IL ~ not entirely IA OF
the question hat the peak Of the
crisis has not yet been entirely reach
cd. II II. nevertheless. not a matter
~ Indifference when n state within
the empire. like Bavaria. playing a
particular role on account Of It's size
n the character Of its population.
feels itself injured IN Its race scnsi-
NaHasL. - -. 80 ~. a. -
Irritation Of certain circles. II held IN
an opposition attitude against th'
oVcrumCnt The chancellor, himself
a south German and acquainted with
tho characteristics OF the Bavarians
has showed great diplomatic skin In
the ltcichstag committees In h Ba
Narian problem, despite h outer
sharpness Of his speeches.
But individual organs Of the ON
uirc have manifested In the Vnriou'
stages OF the affair moro zeal thar
clever d"lihcration. and hence have
furnished the opposition considerable
not unIuHtitublr protest. Despite this
barring an eleventh houI blundcr
the liHNarian cabinet, the conflict vii
he adjusted In "a manner bearablc foI
the whole empire.
10 understand the situation In Ba
NarIa-land OF art and Wagner, d
mountain X and Alpine peaks
u tH. perhaps. well to point out thH
the development has been infiuenc
ed considerably by currents n per
sonalittcs, not native to the soil. la
Nurla b. n state, which outside IL
citlcs has for the most part peasan
Industries n agriculture, base
upou water power and forests. Rea
biz industry rs found only Ina Nuern
begs u la Augsburg. 1he last ia
Vnritu king, Ludwig. had tho Hnibi
ton to have his name 40 down Ia his
tory AS a promoter Of industry rattle
than OF art. which his iurbeura pro
NOTED. shortly before the war. h
WA oudcnNuriug TO plant industry, cs
p%cCially ia Munich. And. II was rcn.
~ less "a matter OF Internal ncccessit
than Of meeting the kings wisho
which caused krupps 20 erect a hi
factory la MuulCh-uudcr prrssur
81 the Kaiser.
Those works were considerably q,
t",ud,d during the war, when til
need uruH, To- consider AS far as POI
sihlr uu equal distribution OF war con
tracts 10 an states. Muntch's part
Dlpaiion IN the separate state rcyt
lutiunH after tho war was attribute
chiefly to the prcHcncc OF "A conHit
orahl' number OF rather radical wa
wuTkyru there. Tor lu Bavaria nohOd
cherished auy ill-wN against The wi
trlsuach dynasty. These rather rnd
cal war workers were the supporter
VI NNNA h'N'.HNN' ANN ~ ANNNAh " NV
]tcrroriZed not alone Bavaria hut a
Germany Tor "a couple o. weeks,
After overthrow Of tho soviet n
public and when n wholly conservi
tive attempt supplantod the terri
duya the foreign Munich worker
were released and superseded d
other clements who "a sought r.
fuE, lu HtyHria. From all district
came those with Il VIII against The -
public tu get protection under III
rightsidDd Bavuriun regime. Ar,
the kUpp Iutsch. tho leaders NJ tina
movement. who fclt themselves uI
safe 100 PRUSSIA. assembled In Bnvl
ria .
Tho contrast between the politicl
position OF the IuyHrian goycrnmCi
ana that " the nation uoCcssnrll
led To- friction friction, which, ev,
under tho old regime, often rcsult'
between bavaria and the empire. Tn