The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-10
KAISER AGAIN
TAKEN To TASK
Herr Bebei Denies Truth Of Dis
patch TO the Gar.
VIEWPOINT OF SOCIALISTS
WHY GERMANY rs DIsLIKED
ABROAD.

RERLIN, May 9-Durius the discus
Is sion following the third reading 1f
the budget bin I'm the reichstag toe
dsv. Herr BebeI the Socialist leader.
referred 20 Emperor William speeches
at CarIsruhe and MayeDce. remark
ing that the pointed illusions to France
had caused great surprise, coming So
soon after the emperor.s return from
Italy. where President Luubet had been
received with hearty ovauons. The
euperOr's words the speaker added
were enhanced in importance through
the fact that me uelegra phed 10 EH-
peror Nicholas from sicily. on tEe 1e-
casi0n of the sinking of the RUSSIAN
battIeship Peu0paViovsk. as follows
"Bussia's mourning is Germany
mourning"
Herr BebeI. continuing, sat1- OF deny
most emDhatiCaiiy that the emperor
telegram reflects the sentiments of The
German people In my opinion, Ger
man sympathies are 1ar more ON cd.
side of Japan than on thal OF Russia
DLurmurs OF Dissent
This statement caused murmurs VI
dissent ON the right
THE land iu which such things can
happen as recently occurred iu tl=-
sia." continued Herr Bebei- stands
that all the rest of Europe has ll-
most lively interest i'm seeing the sun
of civilization rise upon H..
Herr Bebel then alluded TO the spieH-
did reforms iuaugurated DID Prussia
after the defeats of 1906, and said Aus
/ trials defeat in 1856 had brought 1eE
into the ranks of constitutional states.
The overthrow OF Napoleon mace
France a republic, hence lL cam Zoe ae-
{
have similar results.
The Socialist leader next referred %
Chancellor Won BucloW5 statement
that Germany has only the sAgntes-
commercial interests iu AIaucnurla- ANA
read a report OF the Hamburg cnallrl
Of commerce setting forth that IF Man
churia passes into Russian possession
it would be a severe blow TO Germany s.
trade.
Herr BebeI asserted Jhat western E.l-
rope has special reasons TO rejoice f
Russia loses the ~-ar. for 'the more
/ Russia is weakened by the struggle the
/ less likely Sc becomes that Russia VIII
mix I'm the affairs of western Europe.
Antipathy 20 Germany.
( The speaker referred To -the taI-
reaching antipathy of all civilized ma
rfous against Germany aiudius 10
the Emperor Frederick monument
! -.uupaezed I'm some corner of ~ ashinE-
/ ton, and the Goethe monument ID
Rome but not yet set up Herr b7oa-
Ibid not deny Chancellor Won bue.uW IS
exclamation that the dislike of Ger
many are partly c0Hnelclal jealousy
/ and envy.
( The chief cause however. said Herr
+ RebeL Of the dislike of Germany was
/ her growing military equipment ON sea
and land. Germany had been moving
fast I'm the international race or mIli-
/ rsrv and naval armament since 1895
/ The civilized nations had grown hear
tiIy tired of this eternal struggle ana
rivalry.
Herr BebeI alluded to his former pre-
dictiou that the Herero rising Would
. cost Germany S1250000e to $4,000 9o'-
which. he added. the members of the
right party then hooted-
Now" he said. you would be- quite
. C0uteuted If we stopped with el-.elt.-
0O0."
/ The HererOs had shown powers of
+ resistance, said Herr BepeL which he
/ had not then anticipated. The Social
/ list leader again went into the causes
of the uprising, giving much attention
TO the violence Of the Germans toward
/ the native women. disTegardiug the
native ideas of marital relations
Won Buelow's Reply
f Chancellor Won Buel0w, I'm his reply
f began by deprecating the idea that he
/ intended TO enter into a lengthy discus
sion of International politics with Herr
/ BebeI He pointed out that the quota
+ ton Of the emperor's words was inc0r-
+ rect. The emper0r's telegram, he SAID
; expressed warm sympathy about the
+ great calamity by which so many brave
men had met death i'm the discharge
. of their duty. The chancellor added
81 am convinced that this expression
. of human sympathy correspondent Wilh
3 the sentiments of the majority or this
/ house and Of the people Of Germany
Applause from the rigl-t party fol-
. lowed this statement. after which re
/ chancellor expressed his regret a- the
manner iu which many of the German
/ newspapers, especially the comic pub
locations. had utilized the recent ca
! Iamities of a neighb0Tilg and friendly
power as the basis for maIeEolent-
spiteful and ridicuGuE articles and ca-
rfcatures which have affr0uted hu-
/ man feelings and are lacking in pc