The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], June 06, 1920, Page 12, Image 12

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Men's
GERMAN ELECTION
Monday Only
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1 Hints of 3Ionnrchist riots to
Destroy Ballots on Eve of
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Broadway at 34th Street Specialists c in Apparel
(PUBLIC INTEREST IS LAX
Much Discussion as to Cabinet
Possibilities Foreign Pol
icy Chief Issue'.
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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920, .
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Stall Corrnjwtirfnif "I Tub Sin a!d Nbw
Totf llrmn. ri.piiright, J9J0, Tn HlJN
1ND NEW YOI1K llEMLD.
Bsnu.v. Juno 5. Germany will put
tho test of the multiparty system of
democratic government on her elec
tions to-morrow and thereby stake
her Immediate peace. The Issue Is
not whether the present coalition
Government shall bu returned to
power, but whether any conceivable
and harmonious coalition can orsan
Ize a ministry which can enjoy tho
confidence of the Reichstag.
The campaign has not been fought
on Issues affecting Germany s for
eign policy directly. The Conserva
tives have tried to shift responsibil
ity for Germany's deplorable condi
tion on the coalition and the Radicals
on tho reactionaries because of tho
latter's war record. However, this
has not evoked dlncusslcm, of the pro
found problems of the immediate fu
ture. The danper of an attempt to start
another revolution has been empha
sized by both extremes to the point
of exaggeration and the discovery of
alleged plots has become a dally oc
currence. The latest of these was an
article printed In the Freiheit yester
day that Monarchist officers were In
a league to destroy ballot boxes and
were working through asents who
pretend to bo Communists.
Jtnlih Influence n TorKCt.
Jewish Influence In the coalition, which
Is marked In the Democratic party and
somewhat less so among the Majority
Socialists, has been the target for a
Conservative bombardment and antl
Semlttc politics has held the stage at
never before In Germany.
However, the campaign on a whole
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has failed to awaken any great public
interest
Under the new election law", which ap
portions one seat In the Reichstag to
each 60,000 voters, the Independents
will elect between sixty and seventy
five representatives. Five seats arc con
ceded to the Communists on their first
appearance in a parliamentary cam
paign. By such division the present
coalition should be returned to power
by a margin of less than two dozen
votes.
In this connection there has been
much discussion of the possibility of the
Volkspartle Joining the coalition. In
such an event both the Centrists and
the Majority Socialist parties might
HPllt and Mathlaa Erzbergor lead a
small number of radicals and Catholics
la an opposition. , '. t :
However, as the election day draws
nearer the difficulty of foretelling the
outcome of the political contest Increases.
There may be a landslide to the Right
Which would give close to a hundred
ecata to the Volkspartel and fifty to the
monarchist Deutsch Natlonale, which If
they combined and formed a group with
the Centrists, with eighty seats, would
have a conservative majority. Such a
result Is being predicted in certain po
litical quarters, and although the trend
to the Right Is unmistakable there is
reason to doubt whether a Cabinet repre
etntlng the Right can be formed.
Alignments In the Assembly.
The composition of tho National As
sembly from Right to Left was : The
Deutsch Natlonale, 42 ; the VolkpartH,
21; the Centrists, 96 ; the Democrats, 75 ;
the Majority Socialists. 165, and the
Independent Socialists, 22.
The prediction most often heard here
li that the Deutsch Natlonale and the
Centrists will keep about their present
strength; that the Volkspartel will In
crease Its mandates by two or three
times; that the Democrats will lose from
a third to a half of what they have now,
and that the Socialist factions will win
about the same number of seats that
they have at present, although they will
share them on a more even basis, the
Majority wing retaining between 90 and
100 seats.
It is believed that the total number of
mandates In the new Assembly Will be
reduced to about 400, as against 422
representatives in the present Assembly.
GERMAN ELECTIONS
PUZZLE TO LEADERS
Latter Not Willing to Hazard
Tentative Prediction.
Bv the Atsociatcd Press.
Berlin, June 4. With the general
lections in Germany only forty-eight
hours away there were few political
leaders In Berlin to-night willing to
hazard even a tentative prediction re
garding the outcome of the balloting.
Thero was general agreement that the
country had never faced a more pro
found political enigma.
The polls will be open for tep hours
on Sunday to give the voters an oppor
tunity to register their choice among the
various parties contending for suprem
acy, but the final result will not be
known In all probability for several days.
The new voting process Beems to pre
clude the possibility of the completion of
the final count before Wednesday.
There is a general demand that the
Reichstag to be selected shall, bo con
yoked Immediately after the formalities
of the election are completed, not only
that action may be taken for the sta
bilization of the Internal situation, but
also to give the new Government an op
portunity to perfect Its organization,
thus enabling It to appear at the Spa
conference with an unchallenged man
date. 11
GERMANY IS LIKELY
TO PAY IN ANNUITIES
tl nan or ttxea sum tor indem
nify May Be Dropped.
Paris, June 5. I'lans by which a fixed
sum would be decided upon for Ger
many's payments In reparation to tho
Allies will probably b; abandoned, says
the Echo tit Paris, which asserts tho
Supreme Council will revert to the jys
tem of "extensible annuities," by which
Germany may cancel her war debt This
plan was discussed at the meeting of the
Supreme Allied Council at San Remo.
Postponement of the allied-German
conference at Spa, which is scheduled for
June 21, is probable, the newspaper declares.
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