HUNLAND

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 166, 10 June 1919, Page 5

HUNLAND

jSCIIJtfE^Ear ANN 'GOVEI^M.BSrfi:

WEAKENING

& •DrCMTORS.H.IP I^ROBABLE.

/L<usfcrnlian and N.Z. Cable Asßocip.tioK

i(lleccivftd June H, 8:5 t^iti;)

].(>NJ>ON

June!B

The Daily Clironicltf'.s, Berlin corT6sp<aukniti -.states: "Owiiij; t.i <loim*tic qaa-i'fe'.s. tlu> Schriide-.inann Oovei'iurtent 'is weakeniivg every'hour. It v-j significant that t'ho 'Majiority n"d TmleptMi'deiri: Socialirt.s i-uurjoi'tetl! ifai* CV;mmunisti of Bcrlir (tlic ""\\-«vrkors'.Council) in jirotestmg Kga'imfc ljt&v\ciri's execution. The Socialists will 7iitvt at "VN'eimar *si Tuceviiiy. It is Relieved that they tare anxious it.o rid th^nisiilvt-s of theBourgeoisie tslemeirt which is be")iin<^ ihei Government and the inilitai^ influence, which is increasingly ap..parent in '•'bo Adirtißistration.. Contlw Majority iSocialifj-ts ar.> ■Jskeiv to'disown.-the (jovernmeut.

"The indications arc .that ,c;kould Aj\yo Gorernmeiyt l>e .'Owrtln-own tk«

)ÜB^-^«niftist»ittion'-\uH !>be a Dictatorship represeiiting pitolotai'ianism •and intimately »Sovietism on the one •haad, or.tlie reactiooiaiy elements or •the; -Army •• an • v"the" wthw' haaid.''