Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-02
TOTAL COLLAPSE
SEEMS LIKELY FOR
GERMAN REPUBLIC
Rupprech, of Bavaria Is
Hailed as King Military
Dictator Imposes Full Gen.
sorship on All News

LON DON, Oct. IA revolution
airy movement originated by Nation
Rlist organizations, has broken out
at Kuestrin. fifty miles from Berlin.
says a Reuters dispatch from the
German capital.
The insurgents attempted to DIS
arm the garrison and occupy the
fortress, bat the commander of the
reichswehr arrested the Nationalist
leaders and drove back the attackers.
-Detachments of reichswehr from
neighboring towns have been sum-
moned to kuestrin. the dispatch
adds, and the troops have been or
dered to suppress the revolt ruth
lessly.
AS a result of the insurrection DR..
Gessler, the minister of defense, has
imposed a censorship on all news Of
a military character.
kuestrin, a city of approximately
10000 inhabitants, is located in
Brandenburg. The chief industries
are the manufacture of copper brass
ware.
Profound anxiety and doubt as to
the maintenance of the unity of the
German reich is expressed in dis
patches by British newspaper cor
respondents in Berlin.
1T appears at the moment that
nothing but miracle can hold the
reich together much longer" says
one correspondent, and his view is
supported by several others.
A break by Bavaria is written of
not, as a possibility, but almost as
certainty; an opinion which is borne
out by the remarkable royalist dem
onstration that took place in Munich
on Sunday when Prince Rupprecht
and his wife, attending a military
memorial ceremony, are reported to
have been acclaimed with frantic
shouts of long live our king and
queen."
The central government, the dis
patches say, is intrigued against not
only by the nationalist, but by the
socialists, and. according to some of
of immediate disintegration.
MILITARY CENSORSHIP
ORDERED BY BERLIN
BERLIN, Oct. IA censorship
has been imposed on all military
news sent from Germany.
A parliamentary crisis is predicted
here today. Political circles say the
socialists will withdraw from the
government as a protest against the
manner the party has been discrim-
mated against in Bavaria that
Chancellor Stresemann will form
purely bourgeois cabinet. retaining
the chancellorship.
~ HERATE E. -HUSIA. -
is PLEA OF d.
BAR LIE DUO, France, Oct. l.
Don't let's sing the hymn of victory
too soon and above all don't let the
government get excited" said Pre-
mier Poincare today in speaking be
fore the council of the department OF
the Mouse. He advocated modera.
ton of the French enthusiasm over
the surrender of the Germans.
lew are far from having finished
with our difficulties" the premier
asserted. They will be more numer
Gus and graver in the future than in
the past"
France, he added, conscious of her
own strength, should wait patiently
for Germany to show real desire to
pay her reparations' obligation.
Obviously referring to the rioting
in Dusseldorf Sunday NJ. Poincare
said: Fortunately our troops mount
on the Rhide. They restore order
even when disturbed by the Ger
mans"
ANTI-SEPARATISTS HOLD
STREET RALLY IN COLOGNE
COLOGNE, Oct. 1.-(By the Asso-
ciated Pres5.)-An anti-separatist
demonstration Sunday drew out d
crowd of 100000, representing all
political parties, labor unions and
civic societies, who were enthusi-
astically determined in their resolve
to oppose by all means at their dis
pOsal any attempt to force the estab-
lishment of a Rhineland republican,
resolution, which was adopted, de-
MES to the secessionists the right
to speak or act in the name of the
Rhineland people, and demands the
right of plebiscite in order to estab-
lish the sentiments Of the popula.
ton.
TWENTY ARE KILLED
IN DUSSELDORF RIOTS
DUSSELDORF, Oct. 1.-(By the
Associated Press.)-The German ver-
sion of the outbreak at a separatist
meeting Sunday, in which twenty
persons were killed and scores
wounded, maintains that the securi-
ty police, whom the French hold re-
sponsible for starting the shooting,
made no move until civilian police
man had been killed by the separa-
fists.
This force, says a statement is
sued by the city authorities, attack
ed the blue policeman, took away
his sword and had begun to beat
him when the security police ap-
peared. Thereupon shot was fired,
the Germans alle9e from the re- INKS