The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05
GERMAN PRESS STILL
ATTACKS KING EDWARD.
Meeting With Victor Emmanuel
and Alfonso Denounced as
Menace 10 Germany.
YELLED THREAT OF WAR
English Monarch Accused of Try
ing to Weaken and Isolate
the Fatllerland.
YELLED THREAT OF WAR
BERLIN. May a.

BERLIN. May A.
Kin. Edwards Mediterranean tour ana
his visits to King Alfonso and King Vic
tor Emmanuel are still subject of the
Widest and most unaccountable denun-
citation in the German press and In the
German subsidized newspapers published
III Austria
1t is charged against the King that by
a diplomacy of ententes with the Latin
nations he Is hemming Germany within
a ring which Is intended to diminish tho
Influence of tho country In world politics.
Politicians here feel that Germany Is
impotent to stem the diplomatic successes
OF his Majesty, and the cordial UNDER
standing which he is establishing with
the Mediterranean Powers Is described in
hysterical articles in the press as a SIMS
ter attempt to ring Germany within
combination of hostile Powers.
England Menaced With War.
The Taeglichc Rundschau goes SO far
as to menace Great Britain with war.
This influential organ. which circulates
extensively among officers of the army,
government officials, and the more i'm
portant classes OF the population, states:
THE German government is at last
resolved to expose King Edwards relent-
less anti-German agitation. Our govern
ment Is tired of concealing the truth, and
sick of British hypocrisy about the limita-
ton of ornaments. Germany responds
to British intrigues with threat to in
crease her ornaments. She draws atten-
WELD with effective strength. We hope
this language Will be understood in Lon
don and at Gaeta, and that 1t will have
due effect
IF not" continues the Rundschau, "wo
can await the coming war with that cool
determination which is bred OF the knowl-
edge that we represent a just cause.
The Conservative Reichsbotc, in an ex-
tremely pessimlstic article, declares that
Great Britain will certainly detach Italy
from Germany. and will arrange new
Anglo-Italian alliance. The National Eel
tung. the Tageblatt, and the Deutsche
Tasezeitung all comment on the meet
inss i'll the same hostile tone which per-
vades almost the entire German press.
Alarm in Austria.
Nearly every Vienna newspaper also
comments violently on King Edwards
journey and the momentous results that
are feared.
His majesty's visits TO King Alfonso
and King Victor Emmanuel have excited
CONSERVATION among the Austrian camp
| followers OF Germany.
The Neue Freie Presse declares that
the motive of the kings visit to Spain
Is not personal affection for King Alton
so, but q desire to exclude Germany from
world policy and so hinder economic COM
petition. The journal adds that Germany
must remain loftily calm and resolute.
The Neues Wiener Journal, which Is
owned by Germans. says that Great
Britain has renewed the anti-Napoleonic
coalition. but this tImo it is directed
against Germany. The journal fears that
the meeting at Rapallo between Slgnor
| Tittoni and Prince Buelow was not suf-
! .icient to make Italy immune against
Great Britain's promptings. The Emperor
| William contents himself with alliances
with French actors, but his artistic in
ternattonal company will not compare on
the worlds stage with King Edward S
| political company.