Evening star., 1923-09-28
Stresemann Less Concerned
With Internal Troubles Than
in Adjustment With Allies.
C0NFERS WITH ENTENTE
ON RESUMING RELATIONS
Passive Resistance End Formally
Proclaimed in Berlin-En-
voys Are Notified.
BY the Associated Press.

by lHP AssOcldteu iTess.
BERLIN. September 2S.-Chancel-
lor Stresemann and the members of
his cabinet were less concerned to-
day over the Bavarian situation than
as to what the immediate future
holds in store for the government
with respect to the impending new
adjustment of its foreign relations.
With Adolph Hitler and his ia
scisti" following subdued for the mo-
ment. the Berlin government is salts
fed that the Bavarian authorities. in
collaboration with the commander of
the federal troops. will be able to
control the situation there. The gov
ernment reports this morning indi-
Gated that normal conditions pre-
vailed in Munich. Nuremburg, Au-
gusburg and other points in Bavarian
territory.
Chancellor Stresemann has resum-
ed active contact with the ENJOYS or
the entente, and was in conference
last night with the English and
French ambassadors and the Belgian
minister. The subjects presumed to
have been discussed were the Ques-
tion of the early resumption of for
NAL negotiation and the attitude or
the allied powers toward the Ger
man reparation proposals of June Z.
Two Named as EnvOys.
The government, 1t was stated. has
presented two candidates for the Ger
man ministry at Brussels. as Dr..
Landsberg will not return to his for
mer post as Germany.s diplomatic
representative in Belgium.
FNr-,- a
evening notified the entente ambas-
sadors of the German government
decision to cease passive resistance in
the Ruhr and the Rhineland.
The German minister for the oc-
cupied territory has been instructed
by the government to take all neces-
sary measures in the new situation
and he will accordingly represent the
government in all the negotiations.
Although Herr Stresemann and his
assistants were visibly nettled at the
precipitate manner in which the Ba-
varian action was carried out, the
Berlin government heads last night
professed the belief that they once
Bavarian "idiosyncrasies," and SEEM
ingly realized their own inability cor
rectly to appraise Munich psychology
despite their past experience with
Bayarian diplomacy.
Scout Revolt Talk.
The talk of revolt and secession by
Bavaria is secuted in official circles
in Berlin, where. the impression is
given that the two governments are
in complete accord with respect to
common aims and that their proc
lamations in no way collide. AT the
chancellery it was stated that Herr
Stresemann was convinced that Pre-
mier Won Knilling was sincerely de-
sirous of cooperating with the CEN
trail government in the present per-
turbed internal situation. but that
the Bavarian premier naturally was
forced to take full cognizance of the
conflicting currents which complicate
the Bavarian situation, and which in
no event could be controlled by the
Berlin government
The central government proclama-
ton takes precedence over the
Bavarian manifesto and also esta b.
fishes that Gen. Won Lossow of the
reichswehr, who has been appointed
military commander in Bavaria, has
superior authority to Won Kahr. in
that he represents DIR. Gessler. who
has been virtually created military
dictator for all Germany by the terms
of the governments proclamation.
sThe two governments. 1t was added,
are closely cooperating. and the
political leaders here are confident
that Chancellor Stresemann's adroit-
ness as negotlator VIII aVold any
ruffiing of Bavarian sensibilities.
$4,000 Troops Ready.
There are about $4,000 government
troops permanently garrisoned in
Bavaria, and they are at the i'm
mediate disposal of Won Lossow and
Won Kahr. They are augmented by
the Bavarian police. and it is believed
these can be relied upon in an acute
emergency.
There is nevertbeIess n,r.;o11y oon-
cealed satisfaction in political quar-
ters in Berlin over what is termed
the predicament in which Won
Knilling and Won Kahr now find
themselves. and which is viewed here
as retribution for the leniency which
permitted Adolf Hitler and kindred
super-patriots to gain a dangerous
ascendency over the more moderate
nationalfsts led by DR.. Won Kahr.