Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-27

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bold. Even in
Red" Berlin and
zk "Redder" Saxony,
s they have secret or
FERICH ganizations.
I'D lr Tag" used to be the day of
a Kaiserist Germany was to de-
war and beat France, England
fanny other countries that stood in
III path of German monarchial
4 Der Tag" now is the day upon
Ich they will overturn the re-
Ilic and substitute for it the old
|bnocled staggering Junker elan.
Time, circumstance and condition
$ play into their hands that the
l0narchists are making substantial
ans.
Flo those who feel Germany hasn't
a'riend, they say; "You drove out
tn kaiser and got the Versailles
qty."
To the workmen: "Under the
Eser your wages went farther"
20 the small business man: Gun
d. the Hohenzollerns you never had
pay such monetary tribute"
Hlhe Monarchists have press, pam
aeteers, book writers.
1 "A snuffy Bavarian professor in a
& university repeats that Germans
e so constituted that they must
I've a boss.
The old newspaper, "Kreuz
situng, appearing as the "Neue
Eaussische Zeitung," restores the
\ bn cross to its title head, with the
II Notto: "orward With God For
nng and Country" This in the
pital Of the German republic.
In the Reiehstag, the Monarchists
slye deputies. Among the 459 MEM
!, ,,rs the Social Democrats lead with
f73, the Central Party has So, the
ierman National Peoples Party, CT.
.jiS latter is the party of the junk
j and Monarchi+s. It's Reichstag
a der is Karl = tsrich.
tENot part of the National Peoples
i mrty, but playing the Monarchist
4 Tue, are organizations whose name
! legion.
Then there are such secret organi-
s.tions as brought about the muir
RS OF Erzberger and Rathenau.
After these murders the govern
Eent passed laws for the republics
fety. These laws have brought
be republic and the Bavarion gov
nment into sharp dispute. The
sTter has looked with benevolent
es upon various organizations
), ose aim is, to say the least, anti
publican.
Bavaria insists upon self-govern-
mt, home rule. This undoubtedly
lis the support of the mass of Ba-
riaYs.
One of the recent Bavarian devel-
.nents was the formation of the Ma
onal Socialists. They are not So
alists. They are Monarchists. 1t
as been openly charged that they
ave organized storm troops and Sc
reted weapons.
Mussolini's success with his Fas-
isti in combating the Italian So
ialists has brought new ambitions
, the National Socialists. They
ream of a movement which shall
oread over Germany as the Fascist
pread over Italy. 1t would end the
epublic and restore Monarchists.
j. other day in the Bavarian Land
ap one of them raised the cry
Long Live The King"
AS soon as these National Social
IS under various Disgusting names
,ught to organize outside Bavaria,
y por1i, government dissolved the
and forbade their
Ieeings.
bavaria ignored the decree. In the
.andtag, Minister Of the Interior
cbwever said he saw no danger IN
1o National Socialists.
More recently the German govern
,ent issued decrees against student
ocieties in lyceums and universities,
hose existence it deemed a menace
, tbe state-societies dominated by
ans of Junke,, families, of old OIL
ors ers without vi &t$ JOBS.
But the trouble, even outside OF
arayia, is that the government IS
ever sure it has accomplished its
,rnose. It dissolved the Orgesch, a
society, and practically
{ next day there was formed
ion Of ex-members of the Orgesch'
There is never any lack of money
engineer these organizations. The
obenzollerns give none. The exiled
User is too greedy; his sons too
.rd up. The money comes tlOm
mixers, owners cf big estates IN
,merania, Brandenburg, Hanover
asst Prussia. The hard times do not
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