New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Rumors OF approaching
Outbreak Drive Upper
Class Families to Italy:
Soldiers Are Enlisted
LudendorH Deaf
To Appeal to Lead
Murder of Careis Said to
Have Complicated the
Disarming of Troops

MUNICH, June 10 (By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-The Bavarian news
papers are flied with rumors Of an ap-
preaching Bolshevik uprising and many
Of the families of the upper class are
going to Italy or Switzerland. General
I.udendorf is reported to have been
approached oy Bolshevik emissaries
from Moscow, who sought to have him
assume command of a general move
ment against the Entente, in which the
Einwohaerwehr and Communists were
to cooxs rate and receive the support
of the Russian Bolsheviki. Following
the refusal Of Ludendorff to accept
such commission, similar PROPOSE
ion is said 10 have been made to Ma
jor George Escherich, leader of the
Bavarian citizen guard.
The Communists are reported to have
succeeded in securing the enlistment
OF many members of their party in the
Iinwohnerwohr, with the result that it
is extremely difficult to tell who is
who
The murder of Herr Gareis, mem
Der OF the Bavarian Diet, is considered
1urther to eomplicate the bad situa-
ton IN Bavaria and to make the task
CT discerning the Einwohnerwehr
douhly difficult and the possibility of
lmmedlate communistic outbreaks
grester. A general strike has been
declared in Munich as a result of the
murder. Both in Berlin and in Munich
the killing is regarded as an act of
political revenge for the prominent
part Gareis had taken in the Socialist
{, mpai5n against the Einwohnerwehr.
me I"dicai papers are bitterly assail-
ing the Won kahr government, charg-
ins ii with responsibility for the mur-
der
Few Field Pieces Surrendered
Although to-day was the time set
fer all weapons Of the Einwohnerwchr
larger than rifles to be turned over to
Inc Entente Disarmament officials.
only comparatively few fold pieces
ana some machine guns had been sur
fehGeled UP To this evening. Some of
these turned in we're without sights
sr badly battered. Members OF the
LinwchnerWekr frankly assert that
N' N-'- 4-CS ~ iiII4IS W HdIG over good
sfti-lery, which later the Communists
may take away, from the Entente Off
Gals and turn against the anti Com
munlsts. Thus far $50 machine guns
have been turned in.
Comparatively few rifles have been
surrendered. The date set for turning
them IN is june So The E;nwohner-
%Nehr are known TO have 100000 rifles
put there seems to be slight chance
that many of these will be surrendered
as they have bean hidden 50 securely
mat IT Is probable Il search by the
entente officials could not locate them.
me antl-Communist peasants assert
taat they will not surrender their
arms, which constitute their only pro-
'ec'4on against the armed Communists.
German Reds Plan Attack
RIGA, Latvia, June 10 (By The AS
.oeated Press} THAT the German
Communists hope to take from the
"sver.ng hands" of the Russians the
ieadersnip in the campaign for a world
.'Voution WAS tAe announcement made
W hari Radek. at a meeting of the
hussl&n Communist party called. as a
LTehmlnary TO the gathering of the
lAId lnternationale to decide the at
'-tGde toward the COMMUNISTS com
fades abroad.
Radek, according to an account of his
speech received in Moscow advices, de-
elared the German Communists we're
stronger through the split in their
ianhs, and would, in future, be the
most influential Communists in the
world.
After expressing his agreement with
Lenine's alleged belief chat Russia
temporarily must live with the aid of
capitalism, Radek asserted that Trotzky
and other prominent Communists, after
careful study of the problem, had ar
rived at the conclusion that the revo-
:uuonary movements were stronger
than ever.