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to end the demonstration the Hitlerites,
at q signal from floor leader. shouted
three times, Germany, awake!"
Offef Radical Motion.
After Strassers address the Fascists
introduced q motion in the ReichstaR
demanding appropriation without in
Identification" for the benefit of the
German peoples Of the entire capital
of bank and Bourse magnates, Of East
European Jews and others Of foreign
race who had lmmigrated TO Germany
since August !, 1914,
To make the motion more sweeping,
1t was extended to the families of rela-
tives of these and to moneys invested
and increased since that date through
war, revolution, imitation, deflation and
profiteering."
The motion also demanded that the
government take over Immediately eli
big banks, including the Reichsbank.
The Communist Wilhelm PECK. used
the forum chiefly for a TRADE against
metal manufacturers, but he also de-
livered a bitter attack against the gov
eminent, while his colleagues cried
Red 'front.'. He spoke before an al
most empty house.
The Centrist, Joseph Joos, declared
that his party supported the govern
ment's declaration. He said, by the
very fact of remaining in once, our
government has strengthened the con-
fidence OF foreign countries In Ger
many" 8
There were no conciliatory utterances
voiced in the Reichstag today, "A high
light Of the opposite attitude came
when the Fascist spokesman, .Strassar.
turning to the. Social Democratic
benches. shouted "If the Prussian Diet
Is not dissolved now, we do not mind
We can wait because the future is with
us. The time is not distant when we
will use law for protection Of the re-
public against you.
I'VE are for the constitution and We
shall maintain ourselves in power on
the strength Of It. just wait until the
day for squaring accounts with you
comes"
Hostile elements previously had
heckled Finance Minister Dietrich and
all but made It impossible for him to
explain the governments fiscal needs.
Outbreaks on streets.
Today's Reichstag disturbances had
followed a more serious outbreak In
the streets of the Wedding industrial
district in the night, which had spread
over considerable area.
During these disorders, the police
said, half q dozen shots were fired by
snipers from windows and roofs, and
the authorities had to take cover. This
section of the city was under heavy
guard today, while armed oficers
searched Of firearms every person at
tempting to enter the area. No house.
toulouse search was undertaken, but
there was no let-up of vigilance. ~
The harass the police the dispersed
rioters, before daylight, burst inflated
paper bags. initiating gun shots.
Injured by Rocks.
Seemingly no policeman was wound
ed by bullets, but several were seri-
ously injured by rock throwerS. The
Communists, to whom the authorities
attached the blame for the disorders
charged that some Of their people had
been shot. IN.
They said their members had fired
shots into the air during the shooting
from the other side, but had taken
care not to hit anybody.
The streets of the zone today were
Uttered with crockery, saucepans, flower
pots and kindred household objects
which had been thrown from the upper
windows on the riot squads. 1905
A storm arose almost at the outset
OF the debate, shortly after the Com
nlunist, Theodor Neubauer, arose TO dis
cuss the government measure authorize
ing an international loan of $l25, OO0,-,
900 covering Germany's deficit.
Threats Are Defied.
President Loebe tried vigorously TO
restore order ringing his bell and, call
ing the hecklers by name, warning
them that they would be suspended.
Throw them out" the Socialists
called at the Right benches.
Just try to throw any of LIS out" the
Fascists shouted back.
Herr Dietrich pleaded with the Fas-
cists, or National Socialists, not to in
crease the feeling of panic in the coun-
try by constantly challenging each esti-
mate presented in connection with the
financial program.
In raised voice, he cried. You SIM
ply cannot smash everything and rob
our people of the last ounce OF courage
by saying events will show conditions
worse than you anticipated
Defends Finance Plan.
st doubt whether by painting every
thing blacklist you are rendering serV-
ice to the German people. You have
never YET. mace COIlSGIuCl4fG PlOpOpuA
how to get out of our debt, Our plan
wipes out the floating debt in three
years"
The Fascists introduced new note
into their parliamentary tactics when
Former Chancellor Mueller, one OF tne
signers of the treaty of Versailles,
mounted the rostrufn on behalf of the
Social Democrats. The Fascists ex-
claimed in chorus, Mueller OF YER
sailles. Mueller of Versaillesp and
walked out of the hall. Z
The example of the National Socialists
was followed by the Nationalist. headed
by DR.. Hugenberg, and by the Farmers
Federation so that virtually all benches
to the right were ostentatiously empty.
Later however. six or seven Fascists re-
turned to their seats and joined the
Communists in heckling the former
chancellor, who proceeded imperturb-
ably to defend his course at Versailles.
Party Reserves Decisions.
Herr Mueller declared that If times
were not SO serious the Socialists would
oppose the government and especially
the ministers, Schiele and TreviranuS,
but in view of the Fascist and Nation
alist attitude his party would decide for
itself when to vote no confidence.
To Fascist deputy named Koch from
East Prussia came the distinction of
being the first member of the present
Parliament ordered out of the plenary
hall by President Loebe. When he in
sisted upon interrupting the speaker,
Loebe first threatened and then ordered
him out ,
Koch tried at first to remain, de-
faint. but the better counsel of his
friends prevailed and he departed
peacefully.
Worthless on Increase.
Herr Dietrich explained the German