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Liert. Colonel Repington writes to the Daily Telegraph from Berlin:
The more we probe the uneasy humours of post-war Europe the more it is borne in upon us that general pacification depends to a very large extent upon the character and the duration of the settlement with Germany, and that these things, in their turn, hinge upon the sentiment and conduct of the Germans, during the years in front of us. We cannot argard a settlement as complete until the question of Upper Silesia in finally answered, but, if a compromise should haply be arrived at, then the rivalries and animosities of other countries and races-leaving Russia aside-sink into comparative insigni- fcance. It is less these rivalries in themselves than their bearing in relation to the altitude of Germany that inspires anxiety.
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military, and religious leaders, legiti- they may be. Assuredly the mili mists by the natural cider of things, tarists, the universities, the pro- and bis cause is be ped by the top fessors, the students, and many of dency of professorial and other litera- the clergy form a block solid for mo- ture to deny is responsibility for the-narchism on the whole. Militarism war, and even to excuse his deser is not a cry to conjure with now. tion at the end by reference to The vast majority of all except the events at Berlin in the autumn older officers are engaged in other par- of 1918. Mary look back with suits, and as years go on will become sorrowing regret to the splendour, the more and more immersed in them. wealth, and the uncontested authority it is true that many are in the of the ex-Kaiser's rule. The ex greatly over-manned Government Crown Prince bas also a large cervices, awaiting, as it were, a call following in Germany, but both father to arms, but the gradual weaning of and son know that all the officers the old officer class from the cult who sigh for their return look for the of arms when they no longer follow revival of old prerogatives, and that their old profession seems to be this is act possible after all that has among the things that are as inevi passed There are other names dis table as any mundane affair can be. cussed, but it is commonly said that i another Kaiser implies the restoration; of all the other twenty-six rulers of the States and territories of the Reich, and that there States will never follow a Kaiser unless they have their old rulers back at the same time. Are storation in Germany would be a very big affair.
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The universities are perhaps more dangerous. Almost all the professors were appointed under the Imperial regime, took their cue from it, and became the ardent apostles of patrio- tism in the Imperial sense. There they remain, practically irremovable, because they are State servants, and can only be dismissed after a lengthy The view is held by many for and completed disciplinary - Investiga- eigners in Germany that the Left tion, which might do more barm parties will never allow monarchism than good. It is not in the practice It is a much more complex affair to be restored. The fatal conse of the cew German democracy to to predict the matter of being and quences to the Kapp Pursch of the martyrise people for their opinions, thinking and acting of the Germany general strike are still regarded as a and so the students become the in the future. Every grade and salutary lesson. Whether disarma- recipients of all the old doctrines, and colour of political thought is re- ment has most weakened the Right would be the first to volunteer for presented in Germany today, and or the Left, it is hardly likely that any patriotic enterprise which political hates are very deep and very another Pulsch will herald a restora appealed to them. Witness Upper bitter, Even if we can hope, by tien. It is more likely to come from Silesia. All the universities are not demand for disarmament. Will it ination of German industries, and the retaining a modifed military control the malaise arising from the sense tarred with the same brush, bor ail last? This is uncertain. There are state exchange enables German goods.. over German armaments for the next of a lack of authority in the State, the professors Freed from the already signs of a certain loosening to undersell foreign competitors in fifteen years, to tide over a danger and from lack of representative secessity of speaking to the Imperial of national discipline which will not most markets. The eight-hour day period in a military sense, we must dignity in the Head of the book, many professors may in futore improve when the young generationis general but there are all sorts of also allow that for the next thirty or State. One scarcely ever hears! leave politics aside. Some are even which has not been through the conways of evading it. Wages are very forty years the majority of Germans President Ebert's name mentioned, laughed at by students for their pains. scription school comes to man's estate. low to our ideas, but they are enough at the head of affairs will still belong The mass of the German people But, on the whole, it will take long There are many Germans who honest to the old Imperial generation, and seem to us modarchical and dec for the universities to restrict them-ly believe that nothing can replace children of married men son grow to keep single men in decency, and must, even when they label themselves irous of mere brilliant and autho- relves to learning, for the written and the old army school, and that, with up to bring in something to the Sucialists and Democrats, consciously ritative headship of the State. Most spoken words remain. It can only out it, the strong Government which family exchequer by their work. er unconsciously retain affinities in of the old chiefs of the various king be gradually and by degrees that the is considered indispensable for Ger- One can buy twice or three times as varying degrees with the old order dome and principalities continue to German professoriate can be replaced many can never be. Games, especial ach in Germany for 240 marks as - which has casted away, When I live quietly in Germany and are by men who are supporters ofly football, which bas taken immense one can for their £1 equivalent in taxed a German diplomatist with treated with respect. The old signe democratic rule, being a Kaiser's man he answered, and symbols and enblems-of
hold of many European peoples] England, and when the standard of in the last few years, are promoted living is so generally low it is easier with much truth, that every German monarchy are not displaced. The THE DISCIPLINE OF THE PEOPLE.
With the schools it is different, for as a substitute, and every Alled in for all to adapt themselves to it diplomatist was a Kaiser's man in the golden eagles and crowns and the the schoolmasters can more readily telligence officer regards a German Very probably all the new taxes will past, and every British diplomatist a golden cross remain over and around be removed and replaced. This is football team as an eventual platoon. compel an increase of wages and- King's man. In lact, the whole of the vex-Keiser's castle in Berk being done in an unobtrusive fashion, training and for encouragement of the domestic economics will be interest- the ruling class was Imperialist, and Titles of nobility are not abolished.but when I ask about the textbooks combative spirit and a sense of team jog to watch. But we must certainly It may do something for physical salaries, and the whole playof men do not easily change their settled That there is a very numerous party I am informed that the cost of print play, but the older men scoff at the admire the German workman, who, opinious just because circumstances which bas faith and hope in themg is at present so high that there
have brought a government of a young German democracy goes with has been no change. Whether this idea that anything can fill the void having lost a war, sets out to win a ether complexion into office. When out saying, but one cannot escape be the only reason or not. I cannot caused by the abolition of conscription peace by displaying an industry, an a younger generation has come to from the feeling that all this party say, but the new Government is alive by the Allies. It was not Germany, intelligence, and a self-sacrifice to the head of affairs, forty years hence might be submerged by a wave of to the whele question of national let us remember, that abolished it. parliamentary government may be enthusiastic forally were the moment education, and is studying it carefully keeping down the price of food and of
which no other foreign labour has Germany is working. The plan of yet attained. firmly established and militarism for a restoration shrewdly chosen with the desire to conform with the selling coal at 17s a ton has helped may be replaced by the civic spirit and a man to appear who would
new current of Ideas, From our
but the intervening period will be stake everything upon the issue and point of view there were always to mously in the rapid peace mobi full of uncertainty. A sure instinct burn hia bals.
tell reaction to act quickly if it would not act too late.
A' RESTORATION?
things which we desired for Germany. THE PROPS OF MORARCHY.First, real Parliamentary institutions,
But for the present a prudent re, which Germany nuw`has, Second, ARE YOU GOING ON A JOURNEY?
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TEETHING CHILDREN.
gard for the strong probability of the civil spirit in place of the oldHAMBERLAIN'S Colio and DiarrhTHING children havo more or
Tess diarr toes, which can, he on
We are safeguarded to some extent, international complications, in any militarism. This, we must admit, to Remedy should be packed la trolled by: giving Chamberlain's Colic againat a return to the old order by such event, gives pause even to the will be a slow growth; and there is your hand luggage when going on and Diarrhoes Bemedy. All that is the multiplicity of candidates, whose most perfervid Monarchist, as it did no maring yet whether the German journey Change at water diet and ↑ "uszmary is to give the prescribed do e chances of succeeding to the thime La Hungary when ex Kaiser Karl soil will prove very congenial to it.. temperstore all tend to produce bowal | after mich operation of the bowels morn by a coup d'etat or by transitional embarked upon his abortive attempt: At present the German people repable, and this roodicine cannot be thau natural and then castor oil to presidency of the Reich are freely to recover his kingdom. The future tain, on the whole, their old fiscipline tmzee much suffering and inon Even the most severe and dangarons pecaved on board the train or steamship.lesase the system. It is safe and stire. cantarsed. The ex-Kaiser himself will see changes, but we look through and docility. We have profited by it venience if you have it bandy. For sale cases are quickly cared by It For sal bar the following of the old civil, a glass darkly, and cannot tell what in the occupied territories and in our - by all Chemists and Blorokeepers. by an Chemists and Storekeepers.