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f more I pretMd rtJ Ip L th® 1®m will* tl t could aUo ‘ “ urm®- is. and •taould hut® hud no fnr- .U HaHM’JW tERMAW REPRESENTATIVE AT IMPON 60WTIN11ES TO EXPLAIN HUGO IF HIS m*n - W1 rB®y #®Ta 161TT®r lh®Tr ^(hifto. thfr h®®d 16* bolh>r utrthf fhd toh the succeut of uutlng pour® Mn the gurjr would then become the tuseul »'rifeul«#W>fer vatofcjfacHr mit! Ifrwyfififc tAk ma vlntte’^Iimany 1 ^T«ni^.. ! |>ecsitKer jiw,^ wwm» ivi y. ^WARU^Itp TO 'THK J AKT MOIfOTil^ IMIlOMlH WiiUft •'IWf'JfO awiwsitet-jwtt , m)S ilMTAIN'.PIHWTWX IfIWiyt/'H! WU® WUI/W>. <M>TJ jfAVB ..«i ^ytTH^n tsYiVitwr <iv i A<:fw^r^HBrt'OhhfA>r''rtrti)*i;'‘ ) »1> ni ‘#nn)iiO -fio^iLiJenl ‘rfT , , !>;‘.*7 ulHvjfoulH bna nofeillrW asshixa^Aty^ elfivjloulH bne noisillrW Jhwmcli— n»^nd<Jllii%’'th*UWAEhW’^(hWi ot sii utatpty rtuh^dtt ^ on sd Kiw snsHT MuA,JUiuiu.od4 *4+*uUJ*r,/l WIIU -dt/nk AWPihtm>fcJyirtr 1 *, * 7r ••nee lu th® th3it fornier wan not our friend. t>ut I» w ^ 4 ,|j. 1 a IJ ti4Hi, ¥ #P|* u^t twwwid^lnu ^uu ■wooo^twht- t | hoeeoc* >diul ohlkgtugp Wlli*»PV l bL|5jy5g5|J^^^^H . ^^<>f th** h«tsL. M Kmti >i»H« tlon r rjer koi m nint^Hsult br#MK oui be the greatest catastrophe the world wnygf mr o river Wl!nentJihov^li(iari«birf When Count Berchtold, who hitherto i^ 7 Arrival at' IWlin. .« SSitfiTSC fht Peace. wmoin nr ut uen- , lead- llberu- ructlon Inter- ntrary. **T had to support in Ix>ndon ■iddMdhwaweWw^adallf was punished ffcr it,'for it ihost. being pat oat heard lha enra, coming directly from certain quarters, and we hare seen and heard ibeninu^aialiable algne of UmT reports insidious agwppFSeBtor Tillman a fihysicaOwreck, th be ^9ik4 Jw* 6 * an<i fi is almost an Imbecile, that he doesn’t a«r , "%w Mw at|Ona« that I atriiatoi •ittSJsiyas’jFiaasffia chan__ _ _ _ _ tro of wtdefi' ’oWr CFo^efnlhelit amKi war. “Sir ■■■■■■■■■ new ways “oT escaper fn tKe morning . . _ ... . . ot - A<r »- gtr . w . Tyrrell eama tu me I ^ *«* MP*I ^ dtWtwJ by-804 ,0 '"Hf/'SM'W'ifSSX iwSa*ihfa!l4' w* ^»aft^i5nesr«rw y» or escape. In the morning . . ... •_ - . . — ™-T<Ctl|^jPj|||yttl/ r ryIMW line Wlff* gryaiot poniblq •fltif n n<* #ddifliiteiy* —fhbd few miiww' Haw intw vwte »s#i; Ha aaa th* avuf ida^L r , .dVTi rullaacue and aO tn f 0p* - »bWith hTifi: aid rriea*t t * tweaari l«ai€ Ataei lb«ia r«B t**s is' sat • a» HU .Atlll 1%1'Waa i«rr*U'. ia *l l > •lMk •'*>*. mi ^T ’"'iiH £*Jr ,,f Mot vhlf^i ettahted ‘weema te teew again'tw tbe v*-* swd »be ^«ar Ur# L* ?!L tm r rfu WHWS.Tfrwft. bee fnc V iaffae>«w itisri t%# rfV'fidii MPbul iiM: ho ount IkM^Muid to lh« tr l h.!J^( rw dm' M a*4 Uli mad l* rima, bed he«*w , OAs • kddnmnl Grey's find a wa undemtofM] mm to mean that we should then he i‘?juI?' to spare France but Jl«afuhedMn|r>Mia % ihef>%ee!shwdl(l remain alvtqiutely neutral—neutral thrreftrfd^fWTThat was the wrll-knmm misunderstand* IMjMrd had, s^teg pse^ae.ap- ifm»jvis» S'itt* IrlhWWrW. h*Vhii w*'lip'nh th^tpV- |.hO!HWKlt«i*W W;Tyrpaill'hl« toor- ne4 sj^iotltu 4<» him. ftluAdnHfte fff~ ten»<M>n he ffobc WU «f W> thing hut TlrTgian neutrality, ami of ihe p«M«»ihllM>'rhad f saei ami France * # #% Via A a r\ A v* A / I if « 11 1 ■■ ihx n *% %* a n r\ inf liMPoe in nmld br uuu« Ji»«fhe»ianpfd* wMh- •Vl nTWad la fa»or ofpeat« } u*e4 ••'” A^^hl^g ope^botl drv hhe’iidly rrmflons with flfr VCf | wm IP*, 4P gffel r% fa® m* t* m ty •# dmia Tav# mas bed b-W^ aat. sa4 bed wenb tbejr. sad tu coetideore ■HE* b ,n> to Adwts* moderat hjAmia it Austria, aa It seeineil, dbr )•*•! •atisfa* t Idn from tue nefnH \* first tbe dHitud* of tbe Rub* nr»ss a a* t aim and friendly to «baityiaas, becnase 'bo Harder • n filled. |tttt sdnaliy mar* *bi££A k*fc Bjubrtj tq gi»(»( , bowevoe nsd, tdarv the pual*h* ■ of tbe t rime, me sap Ui wet lew of Vo# p**td eoi itorpoata nowld t Aosifia pas eiroeg* Mlfrd tb ®* »W f’ tyr, •l“«» the aitlmetaai •^pSWfitl r*wepap«t« a »tn tma ewrop lien of Tbe Smadeed- abma wee nb waje *a » e ea ( *f .bmi gMMNHu n; n ? Si but i. UaH • dlgat h*J hf«, »*W JT«. i4a* , »aBsyrjtfw | K 1;, n t^mMart T( iractiauir Mac that T . _ -hn.. es sbwiwwwijnwetis mrc wa® "a^MjsKiWiiwra woe- to bo spared, if <mly because of big ! WfgWWF^S^M. fg*iU»,«)M«*(*n»,i*i%„w%» Mid, w:, A¥| hay© behaved ‘splendidly,’ and he ioiTed.'.„Xine thing la. C^rtaip ,vi>less r Vm «n UM atfjil^ly Mlamed* >» aff In fVUaWPdrg *li drudfeiuule tbn omelo bsmAaonw.mpa, »> iwyfhd<pa>J i . f "K' J, ' Hritiefi XHok mhicK l had uol uiukr-j Tillmin th$ trtf ,* stood. Th the Por^lgh tltTfre T, dgi lotlarmi hi SQt^. . Mltcreftcd riiuepy, tdW>tWhl br H w.id^l W T «se ni\g opr snothrr. 0# tbdre ' wad*‘ , MI# ‘^fWpdWff jwbulbyfrj but s na^«lb>ft! wliawat any pbllaatloa. because our coaversattcub^ e aUyM| v /‘^gibly^i, wen to soon srtdJWirl fajtar 111. however wltMHVv waffTWy foe tbs cdbveimtloa^*ebtpII earn# ws* ntni an tbe foandyt • u fpr a far* rearblas art Thea raase Pplonarp a, letter flonsf Inn's lette/ snT ‘r t«4P#etb» »m tie King df Hie fHPI •EgMbr'fl Thp bam t a (Jug 1 a nwwera nf tba ^yu^si w*raep*ry*re*d. wigb fbe rv.*p^ m of three nmmMf* wb° #♦* SfftSf **P p ew cbe fwM mmosma I nd bw n wsilae wlMwia ml i of Pempad HJ FOrwab # *!«■• leli blmioif b| aw nwape •«*> i %ayir1an«. nera St | r o <np * ee I Imammi f» on a pH«*4*T aMmfVaa TW I •mbew %• Imo •« Sag • <W Wing , II^ a|r i ' evao4«*#f lw Ibe Frew b IHnm I iileas UnA Ml ibe •eMgram from I I • f. • aSErh *aao*4p *d ‘be tibr«n* I • afbg teiigwf of war Fft|taae aim ad t meminned |a Haetia tbeminem am* bl^an* t ram I honed open wm P‘ib I,inland ai| •ftrpwrUwn Mr bd«er*l me Ub hop. * a* ‘ Hue hava *rv>mwci> hi^l.eahb ^puJd hnve b<^i) an ft rena pttxh^ how. • iPaC .then CObdl** Md inothe Vaft f SWWVf*^iWi^? lurest bunsmobe, put out expressly <^44111'4X01- W.«te41f4-U«4Ai*iing o who tells you;—H- the Senators oB«t1o* l»BS -thM'-ba'd. he- would *>Wfil WWeEHf !fr»F»ir^1*Sl* ,r ‘ manship of his committee long ago. Wt*) 19^10: r9?Boa*i^lf c|liw\a wty lpo«(»^ MVWi j'lk i[^[ e 4^4PT r ( J t, M aa, ^ i0 Another rumq^ thai |s working !«•> .. ma#alA«*n nf I ml It*« *t %s Mppewr* fliWa mi ndb.al pnb mil bam tbe faoaar hafun r an* j pi* Imeaated ,bp« wne umn \khum bnab | r ah thAt v'ongrftuiyijB |4©ver hd«> .>*4 mmm nndmoyRmVNi 1 * t< ? r jugi f "1 jT*" ; . * i foongy qy Iplef ;p get,out of ' b| Aumrimn Troopa fautf* I- BH««de ^ .‘nmmaml and at tesfBarwBassW 1 #®Mbs rod ASTUMMSiSelWls. un der present plans will, be turned over ir'a-sf.ff'SfcW'?.**; fery desirable. IT woBld rapidly in- rbtee Wfcxe'&f thWXmert*»M fight- < camittaiki ow.jtho baHib,lines;, it litg'otergal rmidhelw ^T)ft^ ,?/ X»ht , icaii Inpops.behind-Ihd Mpeb. whlle liPJn- $oned veterans fud unjaer ictual bat-, Ilh‘'tH5^»dftidt^A , stHfoofttf 1 tt* * hrigatM iaber wltH fetsh iAipertcaad giro Cangrammaa r n mn Hr i,**,'** i n« j- i• mj ap4 **ir. r<inatlTur*s • ^ r*»* 4Hr^*rrw*«tP>n ■ a tu •f ve^^p i ^he aMpmipM#^ fgppn% ilafxhtpid t# attach derbfa ai- fbowfb Pa C«"** • '**••» %«• laval«e*t abd tbe dwwpna af a a arid a a# mane bemr e«nn h nnwp bmmn—ahftpei we hp*e the 1**1 IP* bltfseafam la l q%#aHeg af enaabtafa tndlfta iwnee t la th# 4nra boOwnen dale • A sad Joli da. ’9ld« wban II n44vn# ff esapbathrsbf dsrlarqd east IhiMta *aaif pat 'HHrrata in oil nap wo a dsobm of# aafsatag me bettMb g Mm*aea nl gpnilniian. nattnmgb. ■■^bba.. nomPf* * .* evgr if*** (tpbp t fbiwthh tbdr HK «nP« *>rr # • h*oe aftti rbm coed*' ■ % •.« wa aabt *• # bens** ■ soJ t *%#« treeaed aJd the work <*f Poihdfng'b - gram twily fmleud /Ubtlng t dares lu j^rpA.ce ig t*4m«C4tkl tu, b* Justeg- X ^ J ‘ » - ' W f : ^.., - , Mh tMfaiffon W fhH *» mustfitlta cMIe unity *of ronwihnd andnr Gmk t rai Knob a h# tHrvuin ** Olllod dttsUye it ^ae .atAVed ot^daliy that, | # 6<b tobipiandi (he Itafiaa^fryope Irdff tp^fifRy 'di *lr* Hn.-* ima. bhPeb. Fiwnm Itwapa m Kfanea pad, lMi«*ai U has heap Sjapqf>M< can Aider ' / **>< Ital’.ap troni a* par* |0W'a>*t*rb PeMiw wider \l larfeb f»estm4 nl me tf—msib■ ranfpranea* fh* g#n*rau**tmnd#aibne«Nr amend* *ed iMre, _ _ ef ft n*e eta ten tvaa i hot Iraty at it i Pn Fannea m wnaamms aspai an en#sn I hv>*m jant from ibn l.a4*ad maim bA* nf IPf ftgafla| (mn a la'gae efear oi, **a pa*fhMH § ; wh y* f t%ee n#fn I #b* Pnd naf* «n tea gvane Aneirtan »y* I» if nglbM efha J sa aa »><poaon< j tbi I 4 »• • mnni mem fi roade tab a< lawPadH blaumW anawoaaanA |p baaatine % rapebbi wns ©nan ei • ‘•b •%# lilfadp %» nMapRes i **#i **aM asnntai d ' H r- mm‘t j th i nmn; ' § Mbe dbm ennMa w is f aMnlb*4 1 ^MbfMtn Hallo *g last paadlblnty af roa Faftaad MHbe (Hpnfiafe was innmaebb I digs if me and calm Hofom wn et j nos iwag bed fpot bis eawofti. JH* j Itert ■rapod laa pan V* I ft ^ (NaM wwfh • turn »** m*nm %Ji»*««l tk*i in •*• ii we frar ■ | p**aoa* • oa ■••Man**'* ncr*l if « otfai t. hw4 •hot n* Pnglaml •••wid I adapaoed .1 irfMlfie #♦ ibla mutcct Iranm • iplUion ia ropa r*A«r*timt and Inatofvsr* sot wtMnvet cahnne cvcdanca, aimnngh irf#rti HaiSane’* roCa^l of th* furu* ula of neutrally au«l Knglaad a aMI- iud* during th* MofoccO t riala were rl*ar indtcatlonf Tn addition, th* «bov* »e**rwvnod aecmt agvwemcnta ^*r* known to th* department. “1 re|swle«1l> urg«vt thai kwagiand as i» cummerclal Stale woulil *uff«*r gr«'*tl> in any war between the Ku* is»|H»sn irreat fiowers ami \rnaM therefor** prevent such a war by all available PKOanm hut, on th» otlicr hand, in the Interest of the Furo- |H*an lmlan«*e of power and to pre vent t.*niiai»>’a over-bmhdvip wobld never Pderate th© weakening or U^ Ntruetioii of. France. L/Ord Haldane told me this shtrotly after my ar rival. All influential people spoke in the same way. * (The continuation of this part of the nuMuorandum Is taken up at this point by Vorwaerts): *'l then rccrtvetl Iwsicifftlonw that I was to Induce tbp Kilgliah pet'ee to take up n friendly' attitude if/Aue* tria gave the ‘death blow 4 to the great Serbian movement, and AS fat as l>ofislh)e'1 woe by mriiinfluence to. ^reveal, public, opinio^,»fropi ppsinK Austria. lie<?alleetions of the attuude of'IJnglAfld dtifln^ the an- hexatloh crHHa, when 1 puhffc dplwl ion showed sympathy for tbe HoPbian rights, jn Hosivia, r«EKol loci lops ai^o of the benevolent promotion of na tional movements in the time 6f txnA Byron and UirlbaWi-—these ggd other things spoke so strongly against the probability of support Doing given to the prpjected puni tive expedition hgtltiSt the murder ers that 1 considered it atceesary to give mi urgent warning. ./Hut I also kst4 a warn n*: fi^ainst the whole project, which f deaertbod at advew- tdtoaa and dangarabs. sod I advised medarMion should be rocom- Austrlans. because ^ . focaHxatioa m aaax mcxivrMion f*uuu i mended to tJe Austria r did not hello^’ln th. Of th-* eoafNM v^fr tdaurd tJf*? aewl (browi tM OrHHie r*fdy % on «se. *ee pm hr* M to th# •n*4hsuir® aitliade mi (be •vm rrajafpt si Haig rede. We tbea ill#* Ua*«h| kl* -n pr>*poeat, wexh wtw tw av-awr* ew fe*#Tprels- ttee ef «ae two yomt• ertvetable te SM*L U -ryT I--, T»»wi ***|fW| • •»«* **V|, < aiabwfk-—Pererh .Imhee* NeWr in In; Merqiii* k Imp**rlull. — Itathm \mtn*^v#*d«»r i«v |*m«l«>a. #ml I %h«»uld hevr met ‘I uiuh r Mr Sulwaed Urry'a pvwul- d«*»N>, «um! il wuuld have brew cw*| I «» find an a4<**|Hahl«* f«»rm for the dl<*pui«*4l points, which ln‘ r I hr mala roncmvnl 4hr part Id- /. pMfiun uf . uMrian ivflh iab^ In the tnvcMligaiioH at llr|i>rmlc. Ciivcn goinl-will, <*vcr)thing «.>uM liavr been 9*«»ft1cn| In ©nr or two »tf- tlng*. and I hr mrrr MC(*««pCiU»cr of the lirittrth propoaal wouhl have relieved (he (©n»iou and wvuld- liave furthor itupriovtHl our rela tions to Fngland. “I urgently recommended th© pro|MVM«JU Maying that otherwise world war was i nun incut, lu which we hail everything to Ions and nothing to gain. In vain! I was told that It wan against th© dig nity of Austria, and that we did uot wmt to intcrCerc in tbe {Ser bian biisiuesa: hut, left U to onr , ally. 1 was told to work for *16- ealization of the conflict.* < / .'i ‘*<)f omtiw© it tyouhl only have 90©d<'d a ld»t Jtniiu Berlin to make jPount llercntotd satisfy tilmsolf With a dtplothatic snecess arid pWt* up with the Serbian replyi^ lint * this Id nt. was not give©.,; <Jn t?ie cjmtrw we fc^. w ; \\ hat a fine success it ivould 'fikyw^bedw;^ rf .ir biawba .17 ' M Aft»r our fwftisali^lr Bdwwrd asked us to come forward with‘ J i proposal of our own. * We insisted upon war. Hi could get up other pje- swer ifrom Berlin > than that it was an enormous ‘Concession^ on the part of Austria to contemplate no an- a©ration of UrritMTJ" ? ' ,l ' ^ Thereupon Bis Edward Justly pointed out that evan without an- nexatloiu of tanllory a eftuhtry Cob h© humiliated and eebjaCted. end thus Rooms weald regard ttts as A humiUsiios which ohs wooid v sot R! I*4o*oa#v »< tegFsr gt my th r»« 14 sot ** om l.auPsi PfOl* H faaltr lomsMIa A*«ibJb BU *»t IhS ©vnll#«#V fr* «l W|pr®«# t tbeV ally Pff tM lb* ’«*«>! S'‘*h4 I jm - JM i* n© J RarebtdRg waat«4 * - give way we wfvtod' a ©atvoa bwwisa b#aa as* tae%wi. rvwifepa mi it#mas > m#ew webuire 1 r a St eosdiaa as #Si OM’sm Wb •e**faba # g. . op ji a# |i< *i*©4 war ad it* frwteti* • % * w# i taw bad piedRsI bis wdtd i bos a* Wtse ae bMMkMRfs r«*aaSss#4 aw* a Midi I^H g|Mtb •# * k#i • • 4* d***f *.<! *%# p*<#e*t*f**v «d » pna«w#at mmmmi *Hs v«pm fd tbeas !#'*► -»*>»'- fsrv a a# m*4 «#«p©M*#g Utag *b# wSmbS* dmlg fliMfbld©* ft* m t hr A»d* I MAl'bm fbr vi«Wtd w #r lb# pasopeehaw a# •Sdrw as asp r#*» AdpaHbM Kw m • bsedew ##d •*4#bM©aa #m4 I hr p#vd mi W#W • • .4«d *b h hrMgra a <a#sj -##900 «s tb» save ••* ih#^# ss#si ■spa 4ibMb mftab' tnebsp* eMB I a sew© is lbs sdob si «asmaamH h* nnihm b#4ireie ssd i ## b# Rw#% from *% Pweiaa y - w,psn #sv mwr et • «d • fW t v a a II * • «e >)##msss& m mm * m# ■j*» ftb s ibevadM ssd Jtadals so.) wa< S»#w ma m • »* *•** ■Ml #4 IS< baas •4 t* f*sm 41 ft# ► w < f** • «- m ■©a *« •* • •• id*m» s - * «» • 4 MM V 1 « • ft e#4 Mr fwl# I r + i f <*■ n«* c*4..i . w ^ -fum ic a#* * - vsrrs^evwm# ww^a* asertsi w it * i» h#t» a draws up for ■ S depart Ism rrcl mv I ywnlo# sil*#t«»« ft «ra# StTvfh- fma awl I>| eh# 1#wfm!v uf #»*- ftrllruh. hsl Im th# perfMfv Of OWr pslt©|\ \t th© railway* Mtatloa la kuadso Fount Mcsedortf iAu«trlaft Amba#- ©4dor I app©ared *wtTW > hit Staff H© was ch*«rf el.* < nd r»4# Ids to tin- <l*r«tand that perhaps h© would rs» iAa|n,i|t l.oMiWn Bi^t (y ihe English h© said that It ws^ not Austria, but we. who hart waTftKf‘ r tbd ’brif. '•When now, nftrr two y©nn», I reslUi* everything in mmopret. I ©ny to nijMdf that 1 rcaiUod Uh> late tliat there wa« no pla<*e for me In a system which for years has llvert (Wily on tradlthm and mstine, and which tolcrato only rofas^rntativew whs rep<»rt what one wants to read. Absence of prejudice and an inde pendent Judgment are combated, want of ability and of character are extolled and esteemed, but succeseos arouse hostility and uneasiness. “I Uad abandoned opposition to our ipad Ttipte Alliance policy, be- danrie I saw that-It was wseless and that my warnings were represented! as Austrophphia and an idee fixe. In, a policy whicty is not more gym nastics, or playing with doCutnehts, bnt’the erniduct of ‘fhe business of tho firm.^there ,ts no such • things as likea and, diaUk^i there is noth ing but the 'interest of the com munity; but a policy , which is b&$ed ttverely ; hpob ' 'Austrians, ’ ■Magyars, and Tiirks mu^t* ead.Jn bostiilty to Russia, and ultimately les»d ^ a ca tastrophe. i( . > M i ‘^In spit© of former after’ everyth! laid. ' A: been reached. We should,Haw© y 4ia^ to send/Ur i'etembuyg s reprowevita- tjva, who, pt any rate, reached the average standard of polfticaj ability, and we should have had to g+v© Rus- Ms th© gerlahity that wW drwlred neither to dominate the dtsidts nor to throttje the Herbs. iTBaiouiff Sm* kbftng to tra: ‘tsdi©* 1‘Antrlcha *t*hous lach erons lea Prancala. 4 M. Caisboo (Franth Aabsoasdor la Barlia | said *♦ to, Harr von Jagow: ‘Tout n’ovei tposTWaoln da Mulvr* psrtout* ** ' “ T * ‘Urn aaadad r.ei warm, bat mmrifj trestles iroaJ4 pnMct jmsaad Klrb ^ ^ ftc dv'uPM*** Mr wtM !? “)• l( a*4 iairIRiglMr tVaA rail©* AmI—© fVai ih©y will aat 1 iftiftMl a #)«e*wn ta •|SMfrwe*u4 %vl»lrfi ' a permaMwae ibetuiiasuig | gbbtftre * Mit«t lh#^ not ! 1*1 hrrwt*r f<*#r lh#t lb a few )*#r% Uwn Mill aaals tuvr to tskf ui* *rms aStt asaln <#w* tb©t* p#»i*»*■ *-«. .^rr- rwb mmti ibetr law a# eml rlllagtw 6* • MfMied , • “TV*re those people npt rtg Hrnph*«l#d 'h.v r^© -r' 1 » mo## #as mi th» Mapebavs di« ' • wef s © Mbw < f tl|4<r % lt«#a«# 0 prnrnim m er* Si 1*m|« rf *1 •ad w%#a as 0#* jp «a wm a t - ■at * >#|# I Nbf •Rr' t#re 7r. f .mE u- vaa a at f* bn I OHIted © i iS 1 lt*t—• sad m g ba m*»Hd oiiaalaa Sf lb# *«#rm#e|a I paapA# | u **| am sa ©aamj of .Vwlria. «*t I a fVnwrarf. ©r ftsfr. we-npMSa, *wr*way p «.if»« r Otatr; V am «vatv aa ©w©mj «»f | ti Ihe THpV© Alllaar# padkry. w Ulrh wa* III hfWrtMt ta divert w# fnaw *»wr alma* a ad l-» hriag a* «*• lo the ftl'*piug|! ■ 'a** *# s#mv tw M** 0 9 ESMS •a* IftkAaf a»< I* I M# kslgtita and Junkers and th© east© of warriors who nil© and who fix oqr ideal® and our values—-not the civilian gentleman: that the love of duelling, which Inspires our youth, at the universities lives on in those who guide Ihe foetuses of the peo ple? Had not the events at Zabern and the Parliamentary debates on that case shoWn foreign countries how ctvll rights and freedoms are valued among" us, when questions of military power are on the other side? ‘'‘rrahib, a historian who has since dfed’in admlreP l of Germany *put the German point of view Into words ef Euphorion: Traunit Ihr. den .FriedenstagTi .. yvere traumea.m a K-, t das Losungswort! Hleg, und ^o kTthgt efc fort. l. Ing was still possiblAjSfdi^ Agr©©m©nt with BngRand had “Militarism, really a 1 school fof the nation and aa^ instrument of poI* \cyi, -makcift ! poiicy./iutp..Mip Jitsiru-t moot of . ’military power* if the./pp^ triarchal absolutism of a , soldier- ftlhgdom f6rrt!lW^ ; posiibl^ an* atfH tude which iraald f TH)f D© permitted by a, demowoqy /whioh .had dlaqnr purt, ;rom.,,9»tm»ry^Hijker ; iafluence. . u ‘ , » “That fa whkf'otrr 'ttreinTOs thfab.* and thalHld what tfaoy are boood think, when they sen dhal. in spite of caplUJiayc iDdustrialixation, and in spite of ,po( lalUUc Organ 1/aUoris. the Rvfng; «d , 'PVrOdrh*h Kwxaehe •a pa, biw &UII govt mod bp the dead. 1W goRadpal war ahs mi tmr ©tie* CRm d©WH>cnMtUaUi»n of G«r- win b© achieved. Osr “Aiul what result luivc we to l>cct from fh© struggle of |»©opl©H? Th© I'nltcd Hfates of Africa will h© British Nk© th© Tnlted Hlalrs of America, of AustniUa, and of Oorauia: and th© laitin States of Europe as I said years ago, will fall into th© same relationship to th© Tnited Kingdom aa th© I*tin slaters of America to th© United States., Thev VUl be T'rance, ex hausted !>y the war, will link her self stfTI more closely to Great Britain. In the long ran, Spain w also w ill not resist. “In Asia, the Russian and Japan ese will expand** their borders and their cuettMtta»<Pnd, the soqth will re main to the British. > “The world >will beJong to the LUgl©-HtWO«, .Japanesei.nn 1 A»gl0-Hi«<Ht, the Russian, an^.tbe , Hl» ! splf©Vd v>f power wiB her • that of tftiougWt and of Urades not Of,;tba JHMPWPTAt* i.Pft#, tye/P9foij slrpyOd IhW Ihst? poshlblHty df / catching up the lost grows*, of f AkMkMilal Empire T “For^vre shall not s tlon of mankind, in. British oxpai r«*f er* imparfb popaloa B<P- >*«»- '4©. -ruM rtoli and a, large Dumber of AmerlrsB troops actually over in France and ready to fight within the next few months would *em to rue to be worth five ^imei the number which would go to make up an army of the future as seems to he th© desire of tholse responsible Tor the Ottawa state ment." — i. - » rongreuaman JUever. 4 is a well known (act that Con gressman A. F. Lever Is a man of ability. He has represented theseV- enth -Congressional i District In Con gress fpr sixteen years and has been an pble representative, ’FJow^ver, we are df the opinion that ’he hfta niade k mistake by reom- ing out for the Senate in opposition tq; Senator TJ.ilman and former Gov ernor Blease. We believe Mr. L,ever jwill be defeated at the polls‘iaiid tf he ife hef wiU get just whatiis coming •9, s . e i' v > c ef. ^ajr:atft.n«sd- ed in the low'er house and Lire re is 5 here he ought to stay. AMerr the kr 4^ / 'over !, w6u'M (, bd ple^tyifhf tfUne for Mr. Lbver to seekfiadmlasion ;to There cgn be no question to our fflltid bul firiit ^he t^ropef thing to do is Id Return THlman *lo the BumUe. It la tkaa^rriliauMi^liPi done many thkftga in th© pa^t which cannot be approved of but today he Is Qhe of the foremost men in National politics aid la a met of mu*h preattge and fa neaded la WashJacton at the prmm- «bi t&ma f bqve all Upat Itp th# young m©n of Am*! Id'th* front tfaa trench** It is doty af every AMrfteajwOe lay t (MftU) » ^ - rw, i rf .rf- U ;• for <•< (.04 V l»,r( Astrtca flat Tbe a»( bf eat m mm$ pq# he m mi he# ember m ktmm mm mm m m ©eM km m** >t m pvmi* *. m mm m mm .m •** ***£1 ^ ^