THE GERMAN TURMOIL.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12017, 26 March 1920, Page 5

THE GERMAN TURMOIL.

BAUEI4 CABINET RESIGNS United Press Association—By Elec trie Telegraph Copyright. Loudon, March 24. A despatch from Berlin states that the Bauer Cabinet has resigned. Other reports state that the Reds hold Swinemnnde, WARNING TO THE ALLIES Renter. In the course of a oerious warning article, “Temps” declares that all the couHioting'parties in Germany are about to begin an offensive against the Peace Treaty. Id fears that German anarchy may bo followed fay German aggression. “Le Journal” advocates immediate inter-Allied negotiations regarding the effectual disarmament of Germans'. Received March 26, 9 a.m Berlin, March 84 Vpn Lersner, interviewed, stated that a Spartacist spirit will prevail in Germany until the Versailles Treaty is revised and the German people again cun return to work. The masses of idle and unemployed form breeding spots for Bolshevism. Wo must have the masses unemployed until the barriers are raised and wo receive credits and raw materials from the outside world. BIG FIGHTING INEVITABLE. London, March 22 A message from Rotterdam states that the Ebert Government is concentrating its wain force hear Wesol, preparatory to a great attack on the Communists, the issue of which It is impossible to prophesy. The Comwnnist3 are mobilising with remarkable speed, but are hampered by the food soarcity, and the supplies will lost only throe days, after which they will prob«bly H roh the countryside.