The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-09
AS a Result German Warships Are
Ordered To Dclagoa
Bay.
BRITAIN WlTHHOL0S DECISION.
No Rcplv Made To thuatc'S DE
mands-;Icrr W0"rInann DE
frnSr-Iir Is on Intimate
Terms With the Emperor.

SPECIAL. EY CABLE.
Berlin. Monday. Jan. S-p'npyrish'. 1917.
by lanes Gordon Bennett TIL. cruises
SnhwHlun ana Condor hav" been ordered 70
N,!4~ua rJr, ard ii:a i-ou-cIad t'ut .h-
land. at Tr.aau; oa her hnHcwHrd jouru"T
from China probably viii ais" proceed
t:.th,T.
The TaerHltrt Iturus that ~" German
steamers H.ulpsrath ard General ,-,iz'I
hy the British authorities. carrie! T." iHs7'
Africa m#aHIa.ry Tor large oi-tii'ry.
CONSTRUCTED hs- Darms'aG; M'rhli" COM
rtry. ia.t Of the shipment was "a large
wrought iron tube. which probably w"S
mistaken for q cannon.
The Kaiser to-day conferred with Count
N"n Eu,Iow and Admiral Won Tirritz. ami
the decision to send s"vcra! warshIYa 10
hvIHroa bay was reached at this confer
,uco.
The Srhvalhc md C"rtJr already are
cruising along the South African coast lr-
tween Durham and D-laroa BAY
EMPEROR INDIGNSNT.
t'"r!in, Jan. o.-frum an absolutely 70
I'hI" *uLrc". the corr sp"ui-ut -! 'u" A
soriatci Press learns that Emperor william
VIII make an important and sensation ii
speech tomorrow night at the century /. So
tivai pf tEy Berlin Technical High Srh"-l
His MIje~ty's remarks Will be poll Irri.
dealing especially with the naval question,
and will touch upon the sensation O.: the
hour. namely. the seizure OF German YES
s'.S 10y British warShifs IN South African
waters
In confirmation Of the statement. oaIlai
the other day. that the i.mr .rcr has hr-
O. m" thoroughly aroused over tn" C"n'irT-
:u"o Of the British action i'm this rc@Ivot,
;hc correspondent of the As%pciit 4 Press
rs Informed that he vest ,r'l.ty toll G,h,irn-
rH'h Nir~SD"r, in tones of deepest lCdigua-
dion. what hc had just hylrd on The ~uh-
jet from Count Won BurloW. adding
"Wcl:hr srhmach" OThat a. pttyn
Urj circles hero rslit- a number ot lie
tails showing his Majesry's chang. O. mind
.s 20 Gr.It I;ritain's policy ANA IT," rr-
ports that ENGLAND has sent OI' "rw ;;iI
'np;r stringent instructions 'n reference To
searching vessels going to South Africa are
received everywhere with iut"1rr dISSa.iS-
faction.
The Foreign Once this evening author
led The following statement:
Germany recognizes tn" right pf search
within certain specific limits. Among the
points enumerated in tho protect filed IN
London is one C"utendiug that England
has exceeded those limits NJ answer has
Vet been received is To this protest"
Dn being asked whether it wa correct
that j.iHt action on the part Of the Pow
'rS in n" matter Of !hc seizures was under
way. @ hich official cf The Foreign O:ii."
replied that such action ought To be taken
if the seizures did not cease. It. admitted
that Russia VAS asking such joint acti n
I'm relation To the interruption Of Telegraph
communication with South Africa. bat Dr..
MED form lly III. report that Germany
had sounded Washington about tE. feast
iil'-y Of such joint action. This dement,
was subsequently Corroborat,G upon In
qUi,y at she United States i,,ubls<y.
The Foreign O:Iic. official ended the ia
tcrviow with this significant assertion:
Germany will not he content with the
mere liberation 80: the steamer Genera
and the other vessels ~.iZ.a Hv British
warships, hat viii demand Indemnity in
these and all similar cases
The question OF seizures will com. M
In the Reichstdc as soon is Count Won Eu.-
low had expressed 4 Willingness to answer
an iuterpellation which thc Conservatives.
will plan Possibly for the opening. day 81
the session. Al any rate, before the end ,f
IN" week an extended reply will ho cljcit.,l
from the Foreign Secretary. who will r.-
view events from tho outset. II + also ~
pcCt.d that he will Iiyulge the terms e the
soCro: treaty with Great britain. Tn"
Deutschc Tag's Zaituug expects thgt a
turn in Gormauys !oryicn policy VIII date
from the Interpolation and reply.
The excitement about the seizures Is in
tense throughout Germany. Papers rall.
about the 'unbearoble humiliation Of the
Foreign DfIico.''
At the same time the Official organs and a
barge section Of the more influential papers
mildly continue to preach moderation.