The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-11-18
TEETGN REPUBLIC
HOUSE OF CARDS
Lord Beayerbrook Predicts
Return OF Germany To
Monarchy.

49, VIM many VI AhN NhA'e OaN~A
AMI disciliue coming back once more
80 fss own and ranging itself up be-
Sifnl The rock of kingship as pro-
-.,sE1loD against storms from without
AMI strife from within.
I'm This symbolic form the Kaiser
v1SH xetnrn."
lord Beaverbrook, in message
1-srzc Munich, draw the conclusion
zsraLu mis- investigations of the present
Fs-xt su social conditions and enigmatic
yJaIR bsal .outloOk in Germany
tie riyidly describes the mad whirl
- Bfe IN Berlin, which, he states.
affords Europe a picture of shame
CaSs lecndence."
TINS, writes Lord Beaverbrock,
-"@18zs. bmrgeois successors of the suil
IS -7,S,a4ea French artistocrats enjoyed
themselves in the interval between
rshxs Terror and the iron-regime of Ma
5,aYsrIn- The new Republican asserts
mis- right to be merry!
Can Not Last.
'-2s all this going to last?" Never
- II the last flicker of a regime
y,sspsb knows itself to be doomed.
The Conservative, the Monarchist,
sGss. resrctionary call him what you
yin leoks with mingled apprehen-
ssSza and d1egust at his races pro-
sErass in afebauchery confined to no
s4itrsle class.
81 Is not so much he say, that
3 am Supposed to the government as
,sezss 1 do not believe in its perma-
SsasgH Therefore l will organize in
azsfgzuzn TO protect myself, so that
syaEs1 The republic fails the old ruling
s.sxsxxss and traditions, monarchy, the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT matter for the
asz-H-shall step in quickly before
ashss Soviets have seized the reins OF
Fr@earr
al oyer Germany these conserva-
..Fx, 1erces are gathering themselves
ezsrges lsy, and the very violence of the
E7zR,SBIion of 1918 is giving an equal
-5Taz~Ens 10 reaction. Munich is the
sssulsssr of This movement, because it
- Fiss city which suffered the severest
6s,E& OF the Commune.
Eisnr The Sphinx.
.~Colp of the remarkable features of
srss whole movement was the great
yssussT1ion of Jews involved. Kurt
Ssss1zsr. the leader of the first blood
F5sss revolution, was man of mys-
as1x. Only three facts are known
z'eSy&r him-he was not Bavarian,
ae was not Prussian; he was a
.yssx-
+ From all this two conjoint conse-
uRsnces have followed violent
RazzIiSt and Conservative reaction,
taszzsi with a furious outburst of an
~ Sszaitjc feeling.
: The average German, whether in |
sYrrnSch or outside it, was absolutely |
ssSssnnii by the horror of the Soviet.
ssfv.-e he does not believe in the sta
sRs-z al The resent republic, he turns
IN, Taunarchism as the only guarantee
sssrGs zs1sse things will never be again.
'-yEI ,wonld be profound error TO
--zsssr1 monarchism as a local Bava- |
n,isEzs movement partly animated by
j5essazzsy of Berlin. Half the Mon
.lr,:Sriss leaders in Munich are Prus-
ssjuas. using Bavaria as a headquar-
ss,.s. because conservative govern
sH=aI ahere will not take action
~ stnSa Them. That is the whole
,,rizsfn Of dhe quarrel between the
twa governments. |
To mention the Jews to conser-
lgaTsFe or moderate of Berlin Is like
ara,aFering a blast-hole in a furnace
N.vsr have | seen such hatred dis
4aysSi by Intelligent men. Being 'ay'
sssSE neither "a ,Jew-hater nor Jew
Ge11r- n was almost beyond my COM
yJrShension, but have to report the
Tacss- The whole race of Jews In |
Germany must suffer for the evil
DENIS of few cruel men
I1n1 Beaverbrook then describes |
EstrE men who formerly followed the |
E.Tassra1 and Social Reform creeds (
nave been converted to Conservatism
oy events, and how all these conserva-
tI1s forces are drawing together,
SganiHg for the final lunge of the Re-
pag,lc INFO the financial and political
abyss.
THE Conservative forces watch
tho Feeble administrations of Berlin
---sNiibcnt hate Sithout pity, almost
MA, indifference. Many of them
'~ozEr prefer the Republic to the re-
-stnrea monarchy ii they believed
s,he. Republic Lad within ii any seed
oSI Success OF permanence.
NNilb Them
.'They do not so believe and l
saSr.re Ayilh them.
House Of Cards.
s-Su,u pay here they feel, this stage