The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-09
AGREEMENT ON WAR DEBTS REACHED AT LAUSANNE
German Republicans Fear Monarchy Plot Near; Ex Kaiser's Son Rumored Ready to Take Po,ver
By WALTER BROCKMANN

errment Tn the hands Of aVOWed rightists most of whom are aris- tocrats, and Hitler's Nazis ex- pressing their approval, the ghost of Hohenzollernism again stalks the German stage.
 The. peremptory dissolution of the Reichstag, rumors of an inn pending change in the republican constitution and of the appoint ment of commissioner with dic- tatorial powers over Prussia, make republicans apprehensive that the rightists are preparing the way for monarchy.
 And the rightists-the nation alists and the Ilazis-are now a potent force. Riding on the wave of nationalism they have an ex- cellent chance for increasing their following in the Reichstag election of July 31.
 The rumor factories have it, de- spite authoritative denials, that President von Hindenbrug will re- sign on his 18th birthday next October and recommend that the former crown prince, Frederick Wilhelm, assume temporary ad- ministration of Germany.
 The timid element among the republicans fears just such de- velopment. They discount or ig- nore all denials and point out that the rightists possess many facilities for preparing public op- inion to accept such step.
 Watch Holland ParIeys
 The reported trip of the ex- crown prince to Holland to visit his father, and reports that this followed a consultation at Doorn between the ex-emperor and Gen. eral Franz von Epp, leader of the Bavarian nazis, caused audible moans of apprehension in left and centrist circles.
 Moreover they have constantly in mind the plain talk by Adolf Hitler, chief of Germany's largest party.
 His persistent attacks on the November system" republic, his appeals for a return to the old Prussian spirit, his outspoken eu- logies of the Hohenzollerns, never once have raised boot or a jeer from the millions who have heard him.
 The last session of the Prussian diet heard a vivid eulogy of the Hohenzollerns by the nazi floor leader, William Kube.
 Attacking a communistic motion to abolish the pensions and dam ages paid to former royalty, he said:
 We national socialists honor the great past of our people and na- tion. Without the Hohenzollerns without Frederick the Great, with out Wilhelm T., not a single one of you in the opposition would be sitting here.
 Claims Workers Support
 'If you've no further complaint to bring against our comrade Prince August Wilhelm except that he is a Hohenzollern, let me re- mind you that not Braun or Sever ing Republican ministers of Prus- sia) but the Hohenzollerns made Prussian history!
 None of you can deny that the biggest part of the working class would rather march shoulder to shoulder with Hohenzollern than with Jewish profiteer.
 And when the November re- publicans have to get out of Prus- sia, there will be an exodus which will make the flight of the children of Israel look like child's play!"
 In the same debate, one plain spoken German. nationalist deputy said:
 We nationalists want it to be known that with the end of dem- ocracy we want Germany to re- vert to the monarchy!"
 "T'he hour is at hand" Hitler warned only few days ago, pre- dieting real elevation to power, Tt is five minutes to twelve"
 Meanwhile the nationalist press s reprinting copious articles from 5he Rothmere papers in England which argue that a Hohenzollern court in Berlin would bring a