POLITICAL FOG

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 15 December 1924, Page 5

POLITICAL FOG

ENVELOPS GERMANY. . ONLY ONE THING CERTAIN. NO MORE KAISERS. * Germany is at present in a political fog, as no fewer than eleven parties are represented in the Reichstag. The outstanding feature of the recent elections/ however, is that? there is an overwhelming majority against a return of the Kaiser or any other of the Hohenzollerns to the throne. BY CABLE—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHT (Received Dec. 15, 10.45 ami.) r LONDON, Dec. 14. The Times’ Berlin eorrespondeir says that the fog of uncertainty con tinues to envelop the political situatioi in Germany, and there, is no immediati sign of it lifting. Marx had informec the leaders of the old coalition of th< People s Party, Centre Party, and tht Democrats that lie interprets the resuli of the elections as confirming the- ppl icy hitherto pursued, and that, conse quently, lie has no intention of partici pating in a bourgeois bloc that includec the Nationalists. The People’s Party favour the inclusion of the Nationalis.t.s > .but the Democrats - are opposed tc this attitude. . The/Centre Party is uncertain.