Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-13
GERMANY IS SEEN
ON VERGE Of NEW
NDNARCH|ST RULE
Return Of Crown Prince From
Exile Brings Vision Of Res
toration to- Politicians Of
Berlin

BERLIN, Nov. divisions OF
restored monarchy are floating IN.
certainly before Germany's eyes.
The return Of the former crown
prince, the negotiations between
Chancellor Stresemann and the ma
tionalist party for reconstruction OF
the cabinet. the sorrow felt in many
nlaces that the Munich coup failed.
and the growing firmness in face OF
Frances demands made many per.
sons think Germany might be on the
eve of a great revival.
Whether the visions of restora
ton Of the Imperial throne would
rcove real or only mirage. no one
in Germany tonight could say.
The country was in suspense fol
lowing the defeat of the Hitler coup
= Munich.
The crown prince had crossed the
border from Holland at Benheim and
his whereabouts in Germany was
being kept secret.
He wa: reported to have promised
the government not to take part In
politics or to appear in Berlin and
was supposed to be on his way to
his castle in Gels to join his family
His trip to Gels. which he was sup
posed to be making by automobile.
would take him clear across the
country. He was said to be accom-
panied by his adjutSnt, Major Won
Muehlin, in a second car. carrying
most Of his belongings.
Hitler Is Sought
The whereabouts of Adolph Hit
Ter. leader of the abortive mon
archist coup in Munich. was un
known tonight. Though wounded
he had fed in an automobile, taking
with him the socialist vice burso
master, Herr Schmidt, and some
other socialist city officials, rs host
ages.
General Eric Ludendorff, Hitler's
principal accomplice, was reported
to have returned following his re
lease by Bavarian dictator Won
Kahr, to his home in Ludwigshoehe.
a suburb OF Munich.
The casualties resulting from the
coup were announced as twelve
dead, including Hitler's aide de
camp. Turner, and sixteen wounded.
The first feeling of sorrow by NJ
tionalists all over Germany that tbs
coup had failed gave way tonight tc
a hope that it might be only the
prelude of greater one in the north
of Germanay that would restore the
monarchy.
The youths OF today who got theiI
first impressions Of life as children
in the stirring days of the war, have
grown up amid the humiliation and
despair of the last five years. anG
are now ready to carry rifles.
For them, as for their elders, the
first five years of the German re
public have been a nightmare
Youngsters who were barely eleven
when the end of the war started
Germany toward still greater disas
ter would now shoulder inuskets.
The Stresemann cabinet itself was
seen to be turning more and more
Ito the right Instead Of giving
up the ghost when the socialist
members withdrew out OF protest
against the feeble action toward ia
varia before the coup, Chancellor
Stresemann was reported to have
commenced negotiations TO bring in
some nationalists.
Talk of the restoration OF a
monarchy is being heard in Berlin
streets, together with speculation
concerning the probable stand to be
taken by the allies in the matter OF
the return of the crown prince &c
Germany.
This, it is thought, foreshadows
additional complications for the
Streseman cabinet, already sorely
beset with the, rising tide OF the
Fascist movement in Bavaria.
Stresemann Determined
The governments action in per-
hitting the crown prince to return
in the face of Premier Poincare's
note pointing out this would create
a "deplorable impression" in France,
was taken to mean that Stresemann
was becoming more and more
sympathetic to the nationalist de-
mand for tearing up the Versailles
treaty.
It's note to the council Of ambas-
sailors declining to accede to their
demand that Germany facilitate re-
newal Of allied control OF German
armament, was considered another
indication Of Stresemann's determi-
nation not TO see the country placed
in danger by too close adherence to
the terms of the treaty. ~
The defeat of the Hitler coup TTas
not interpreted as a defeat of mon
archists, because Won Kahr and Voe
Lossow who directed the attacks
against the Hitlerites are known TO
be monarchistic.
Whether they will be able to con.
tinue in power was considered doubt