The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07
VOn Buc|OW Sits Down on the
 French Socialist
VIEWS ARE DANGEROUS
Something of Sensation Is Caused In Paris By Announcement That the Great Leader Can Not
 Make His Speech.

Berlin. July 6-Chancellor Von Buelow telegraphed to Prince Radolin the Ger man ambassador at Paris, today to inform M. Jaures. the French socialist leader that the German government thought best to debar him from speaking in Berlin July g, as 1t had been announced he intended to do.
 The chancellors telegram to Prince von Radolln was as follows;
 'The press has announced that Herr Jaures will appear before the socialistic meeting here July 9. Against the personal- ity of M. Jaures I have nothing to say, l respect his views on foreign policy and not infrequently agree with them. I am glad that on several occasions he has promoted friendly rela between Ger many and France. The personal value of M. Jaures is not considered but the po-
 itical role played by him.
 The leading organ of the social democ- racy in Germany, the yoerwarts, an- nounces that the assemblage planned is the beginning of the immediate influence of the social democracy on foreign policy and that a war of the classes will be pro- noted upon an international foundation. Still more clearly Is the aggressive n- tention of the promoters Of this meet ing expressed in the organ of the so- called scientific socialism, the new so- ciety, which says.
 :" The revolution has dynamited tha Russian-French alliance. Now if becomes the historical task of the German soc,,, democracy to do for the French republic ba
 are no longer able to do-to protect then, from exaggerated claims py the use of
 force as the result of imperialistic Ger many's policy
 WoulS Make Hostile Endeavors. This Is the outspoken direction in which this demonstration leads. The Ger man socialists would use the presence of Herr Jarres in Berlin to cover by his person their hostile endeavors against the state and national interests. The imperial government cannot refrain from using the means at it's disposal to prevent the party rom seeking to destroy the existing and constitutionally established order" Von Buelow cites instances of the French governments interdiction of | speeches which 1t had been announced were to be made by members of the derman reichstag and then says: | Even although 1t was to be expected
 that Herr Jaures would have the tact to avoid anything that might be unpleasant
 Tor the German and French governments. one cannot have similar confidence in
 the German organizers of the meeting. Tn such circumstances the Franco-Ger- man understanding would gain nothing | by the probable course of events at the proposed meeting and I therefore con
 slider 1t advisable that the public appear ance of Herr Jaures in Berlin shall not | take place."
 Came From German Socialists. | The invitation to M. Jaures came from the sociat executive committee ruling
 the party and was designed to advance l the socialist opposition to the govern ments Moroccan policy and to demon strate the similarities of view on foreign | questions of socialists of all countries. l The subject chosen was the task of the | social democracy in the preservation of | the worlds peace and the solidarity of ] the international proletariat.
 Whether Herr Rebel. the leader of the | socialists in the reichstag. will speak in | Paris also announced Is not certain. Herr Rebel himself Is out of town. The | French government forbade Herr Rebel
 from speaking in Paris six years ago.