The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-09
SEES PLOT TO
OVERTHROW THE
NEW REPUBLIC
Assassination of Ger
man Minister Consid-
cred Significant
ny a. " r. MASON.
~ rtttcn for tho I nited I'rt~~1

The rcactionary financial power
% Hugo SHINES Germany
weaithiest c%itizon. has been greatly
Increased by the assassination II
Walter Hathopau An effort by
the SHINES interests 10 force d
new ministry upon Germany, ac-
ceptahlc to themrciv,s. IL now bo-
ginu,nE.
sUnnos represents the "hHr,.
bOi..d materiau.i.c type Of puu,.
tai -icad"rrnip ia ncuau. whu
was sunnvs great rival IN German
Industry. had deals about ia,
rights OF humanity and the ucC,a.
Eity tor raising the standard 81
living Of he wurkiuE classes.
lsath"nau never concealed has CON
tempt FOR the Hohenzoli,rus aud
the militarlstz. counting them me
most Inefficient persons ln Europe.
SHINES uphoid- the mouHrcnIst
ideas ana 10 a supporter ut ruth
leasncHs IN politics Hs "a bushes.
I Germany De- swinging be
tween th"s" divergent puu,Iss
Itathcnau succeeded IN k,ypiug
Stinnes' influence out Of the Gut-
AAAAN NHANNNNNHN. NHN. NNNHNN m" NA'
second Nhthcuuu ln Germany. AN
the LEADING politicians 100 bcrnr
aTv 900 at ease when facing SiIuuys
powrf
Oniy Bathcnau. who had met
ftinu"s a. an ruuHl 900 luIIu-ttitI
warfare for many years. gave tho
I Mirth mIniatry ruulHg. Goo follow
is cour~e without regard inr
siInnes objections
\ OppOsr Heavy TaNatipn
SHINES has consolidated HIl tha
Interests IN Germany which would
suffer most Scyrriy 10 u rlsid pro.
/ grsmms Il iasuiion wor, Imposed
on the country Co pay tho war in
demnity. Stinurs also has behind
him the support Of the industrial
upper ClaS-.s. who want to Keep
German labor suppressed and who
especially desire to overthrow fhr
iibcFals now In control u N. Ger
ma government The SHINES
pa iy wants 20 ~re-ostablirh cou-
sei sauyp rule In Berlin. as the first
stsp toward the restoration Of the
M narchy.
SHINES has too much to lose hy
~|encouraging an epen rssoiutiunIry
movement IN tho Interest 81 the
IHohenSolierns. such policy
{could not succeed now w Germany
band might lead 20 the destruction
Fof much Of SHINES property uy
tOutragod democrhtr.
n Hut, 10y "a careful propaganda
bind hy a series ~ gradual moves
Stinncs and his supporter. expect
herd the Germans back Geo tine
monarchy without disturbance
Don't Ike Republic
StiunoH doesn't van The republic
4 o. endure. because he cNorcl-"
Ehiz full control over the uvcrn
nent In the Interest OF bis lusi
ness. only u N" machinery &C the
"a monarchy is al his disposal
There is M question hui that thr
aioriiy Of Germans ~ en-" present
me are opposed 10 the prllCi'
4 represented hy SHINES But the
Germans have. not developed u
trong political sense They have
been accustomed to hsiuE led fpr
~ long that the stinn-s PARTISAN
believe uid habits can ro revived
nd Germany al be mad" tn ohrt
whoever iu the future shows from
ualttirz ut leadership
Tho SHINES press already Be- 90
Aprk trying 10 convince GermHuN
hat the world wants tu ruin the
German people SHINES sNprris
hat once he can MAX. M" Cos
mans despair ~ tholr future hir
me Will come. and he viii BE-
bile to do hi- viii by promising co.
nd IA WHv uut