The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-08
WILLIAMS WAR WORDS
hOHEkLOHE REbUKES HIM FOR IMPRU.
DENCE OF SPEECH.
Emperor Praises Captain Mahan's Book A
Colossal Strike Remembrance Against
German Discrimination.

Copyright 1893 by Associated Press. }
Berlin, March .J.-In the Reichsta 9
this week. during the debate Oh the
reform Of the military code, remarkable
statements were made by Baron Won
Hertiing. the Bavarian Centrist leader.
oand Count S-on Lerchcnfeld. the repre-
sentative Of the iiavnr.an government.
Both assorted that if Bavaria was not
allowed to retain Il separate highest mill
tary court there was danger Of Il very
serious crisis.
The Keichstag like the Bundesrath,
supported Bayaria'S claims.
At dinner which the Imperial Chan
cclIor. Prince IIohenlohc gave to the
Parliamentary leaders the same evening
he asked the BavArian representative
what was ,hc actual feeling and received
the reply that Bavaria, for some time,
had been decidedly prussophobc, the
Regent and the whole Ravarian court
sharing this feeling.
Passages in Emperor William )
speech 1T the swearing in Of the naval
recruits at Wihclmshaven recently. al
ready cablcd TO the Associated Press.
and one intimating the promixity of Il
iiINIl NIl III w Nrtlllla "oti' ~"
concerned. in which His Majesty said
that when the day comes when Ger
many will have to show her power at
sea. | hope and trust al Of YOU Will Bc
ready to spill Your blood as your fore
fathers did" are much commented upon.
The address was impromptu, and the
correspondent of the Associated Press
learns that on the EmperorS return
Prince Iiohenlohe. 1T the first OppOrtuni-
ry. demonstrated with His Ma jcsty. point
ing out that his uttcranceS were calcu-
lated TO seriously disturb Germany :
good foreign relations.
AZ the recent mbaSSadorial dinner
Emperor William had long convcrsa-
ton with the United States AmbaSsa-
DOR Mr.. Andrew y. White on the sub
,iect Of Captain Mahan'S books. His Ma
jesty said he had read them All with
the greatest interest. had induced his
Ministers to do the same. and expressed
the opinion that the Captain had render
oCs a great service to all nations, to
Germany ae- much as To the | nlted
States.
\ discussion is proceeding between the
Emperor and the evangelical council of
Prussia relative to the programme and
aims of the trip TO Palestine in October.
tDt court DtdItlIl 1lAllt- ttIi tu1 tittttIlS
which will he submitted TO the Emcpror
before they are adopted. One of His
A1ajesty's main objects is to determine
authorativeiy the exact sites of GolgOtha
the Temple of Jerusalem, the crucitiXion
the Prctorium and similar places.
There have been large strikes in Il
number Of German cities. In Berlin L..
coo ShOe-makers have struck for Il uni
form scale Of wages ana it is thought
that the Shoc-makcrS elsewhere will
Join. The cabinet-makerS OF Hamburg
and Altoona. have struck for nine hours
work Per day and at Dresden 500 cigar
ette-makers have gone out Oh strike.
There are similar reports from Chariot
tenburg Stettin. koenigsberg and SOrau,
and big strikes are impending III the
Rhenish mining districts. -At Baron Won
StumnS request a detachment Of troops
has been sent to the Saar district to
preserve order.