The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-14
.STRESE MANN
 AN NOU NCES HIS CABINET I
Home Of Late Chancellor Is
 Scene Of Bloody Fighting,
 While Other Cities Report
 Sharp Clashes During Day NEW PREMIER HAS MADE FORTUNE IN BUSINESS
Both Communists and /Fas- CiSti Said To Be Planning Revolution For Control Of Government At Any Moment
By FERDINAND .FAHN EcaSed Wire to The .AEe-Her

By FERDINAND VAIN NcaSed Wire to The .Age-HeraId) BERLIN, August 1S.--While Ger many famed with fsod ricts and communist disturbances in which IS were killed and 100 injured, pr. Gus tav Stresemann completed the new coalition cabinet which will deal with the chaotic problems left by tn. defunct Cuno regime.
 The cabinet. formed with diffi- culty after a day of deliberations, was officially announced late Mon- day night. The new ministers are: Chancellor; Dr, Gustav Stresemann. whv also holds the portfolio of for eien minister.
 Vice Chandeliers: Herr Robert schmidt. which also serves as minis- ter of reconstruction.
 Minister of the Interior: Herr Soll- man.
 Minister of Transportation: Herr Olser, formerly minister of the in terior.
 Minister of Finance: Herr HiIfer- ding.
 Minister cf Justice: Herr Radbruch. Minister of Ports and Photographs: Former Minister Giesberts.
 
 fense and labor are retained. They are respectjvely Herr Luther, Herr Gassler and Herr Brauns.
 o o o Wealthy Chancellor.
 The chancellor las acquired a for tune in business. He began his ousi- ness career as bottle manufacture CT. Hii aspect is dour. and the Prus- sian harehness of his appearance is ftsts l.t- of h ffY1 His name is forceful and although he has strikng platform presence and strtng power of orstory h. speech in private is abrupt. terse and always to the point.
 Hamburg. recently the home of Herr Cuno, was the scene of sharp fighting when communists occupied the waterfront districts Monday and disarmed police.- Reserves were rushed to the scene and fired on the rioters. killing one and swounding several before the m, } was dispersed.
 At Seitz, Saxony. nine were killed and 30 wounded when communists stormed the tow hall. They were beaten off after severe street fight ing. Fifty were wounded in Iann- over. where 2 had already been killed in weekend fighting.
 There had been considerable de- mand that Herr Rosenberg remain in the foreign office so that the world will realize that Germany's foreign policy remains unchanged under the new government.
 Berlin was quiet throughout the day. although the Reichbank was guarded by troops armed with ma chine guns.
 News of communist disorders from provincial cities was disconcerting in view of the cabinet crisis.
 Both the communist groups and the fascist groups desired to see Cuno busted. Yet the internal situation has reached an aggravated stage where the new government cannot swiftly alter the conditions that lead both 10 communist and fascist disorders. Berlin is full of talk of d new putsch, or uprising. Some say that it will be communist, some declare that the fascist groups will attempt to seize power.
 Revolution Feared.
 It is problematical when the coup will be attempted. It is problem atically whether it can succeed But d coup-of one party or the other and possibly both-is in the air.
 In an interview at Doorn, the Ger man Crown Prince told me that he believed a communist putsch might De expected to DEFdh out shortly.
 "I am pesSimistic regarding the present situation" he declared. The terrible slump in the mark and the threatened coal shortage show possi- hiljties of serious rIots.
 T have talked with many bankers. but none Scc way out I expect thef communists to seize the opportunity preseptcd by the present deplorable situation to make putsch,
 This win naturally lead to coun- ter action on the part of the fascist groups, which will mean civil war. and auHrchY.'
 The crown prince. however, saw little possibility of the return of the house Of Hoheuzollern to the Ger man throne.
 "I am perfectly aware that the na- uonalistic rena isSance which Is an- parently growing stronger through out Germany does not contain any elements of monarchist movement he said.
 He declared that even if the Ser lin government slackened passive re- sistance the people of the Ruhr themselves would continue it.
 Force creates counter force" he asserted. Acts of terrorism will be the only natural reaction 10 Frances terrorism'