GERMANY’S TROUBLES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3464, 19 April 1920, Page 3

GERMANY’S TROUBLES.

ANOTHER MONARCHTST PLOT REPORTED.

LONDON, April 15.

Uhaiicellor Muellei-Lspeaking in the National Assembly, Berlin, said the danger of 3. I'ea(;tiollary movement had notlbeen ended by the Kapp fiasco. Baltic troops billeted in the Eastern States continue to threaten the Republic. A repetition of the Kapp coup would be fought with the same vigour as before. German newspapers complain that the reactionaries are moulding the Reicliswelir to their Monarchist purposes by eliminating the Republican elements. Officers are still over\\'ll(~lzningly Royalisf. Socialist newspapelig .':l.ssel't that plans for a fresh monarchial coup are well advanced. The leading co11spi1‘al:o1-s are meeting at Danzig. These newspapers publish a manifesto appealing to Jthe workers‘ organisations to make pi-e~ ipamliiolls to counter the Royalist move the preparations, to include the ,fol-matic-n and training of new Republican Guards t-hr-oughout the country. ’l‘he Ruhr is outwardly calm, but only ten per cent. of the 21I'IT1S‘}la»V€ been delivered.

GERMANSI KILL AN AMERICAN

VV ASHING-TON, April 15.

l<‘o]lowing the receipt of official ad.» vices that the G91‘)11:1l1S had killed Paul Dexnoft, an American, at Weisel, ‘Secretary of State Colby sent a vigorous Note to the Ebert Government, c'lemanding the plnrJ'shnlent. of those gl_liH_V in the affair.

UNREST IN CENTRAL AMP-RICA.

LONDON, April 15.

A.({vices from Nogales (Al-i,zollar) state that General Flores fought his way arzvxoss the border, taking San Blas on 1110 boulldar;.r. and is proceeding with 21. force of 2500 men towards Culiacon. Gene-ral Itur-be appears unable to stem the tide of the re‘bel advance, and his troops are retreating in wild disorder.

A report from Aquaprieta. states that the troops of the new republic of Sonora are inv':xding Sinaloa State, which adjoins Sonora to the southWard, and are nlamilixug up‘on Culia. can

A later me.ssa;.>;e from Aquaprieta reports that General Gomez, former conmmnder of the Federal troops in the district of San Louis and Potost, witli the entire army, has revolted against Carranza. and openly declared himself for the revolutionary leader. Obregon.