The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
GERMAN IMPERIAL ORATORY
h tINFR'S >PETIH am ms SOUS
INDIR FfRE " HOHF
" IIlsm : DiN iR~ RiEhi Causes SOmr \nEer
tat M surprise Fre'ierirh Williams
Plrss-s the I'an-t!rrmans and the
Nuti-SoeIaIIStS: PuyIIes ENrTy one

SON 81 hrs father Until he spoke a. his
lnvesttur. a. rector magnihCentissimus
81 konlgsharg University on Tuesday.
FrederiCS Williams remarks in public
have been confined TO few words a. the
opening 81 eNpositlons and IN receiving
addresses OF burEomssters and similar
functions But on tuesday he spoke IN
his own character. not merely az the
ka--rs representative
The usual lev word, 81 thanks were
expected. hut m" Prime" spoke for several
minutes and IN" surprised German pub
he detects signiHcanCe IN hlS words
Tia. prllC. told IN" rtcrors OF the uni
versl'v that they should -smphasIzs our
German nationality "a opposition 10 the
Efforts a. Observation-Disclosures which
threaten oar Distinctive national char
aCtar
This has aroused az much comment
ard controversy a. som OF ms fathers
~.uSa'ionHl di'ta luised rh" discussion
Ut o. has only given wav - 'Hat on IN"
har>..rs divine right o-a'Ion two DAYS
later tNl~ty what tho Crown Primo"
meant - not quite Cl"a~ IN" various
parties interpret hls words 20 suit them
ssIvrs they are SAID nv SONS. 10 hav-
been aimed ~ IN. International SOCIALIST
m0y-m. hN others 81 the Polish and
tY.yu AGITATION vtrhIp N" borders " tho
empire ct they may hay. h."n msrrk
an oppression pf aversion o. 'h' growing
fad fo- ioT.Igu St.i-s IN manners. arr AZ
ht.rNutr"
Inc pa0 -G"rrans and 'hnuv ntstS
~ S.r,y seized -" opportun go - declare
thar mo speech was proof hat tho fU''r"
ruler pt tho "'rpir" was a. heart allied
with tho -.'.. pg ~ ~" 10 "r"uC"s q"
International "a On an niIvsIon To- Tho
general l.rn'"ap SITUATION en- ~"
Other hru' uai.r- ~ no rrnsn tendency
ave .sIfn a. he uiu-GerTans efforts
80 IDENTIFY ~. Primo" with their move
men
In. drsoI-rlon has heaa grow ne moro
vigorous throughout ~ w"ar he
German puhi, D., generally very curious
al everything entertaining - IN" crown
Prince who hitherto has been much ~ b
an EN- gina to hs tu'Ir" -ihi"C'S The
way be- mas con kept m the back ground /
N yrhirr aHa,rs ~"rv"s ~ heiGhten the
interest m hI~ iir-J venture ~ the socio-
. C'.rlrll ar.La 4
Ip,pos Nug - Friends and cr.u"s !
aux. ~ no G--nsn Elng-ror are n now.s-
%
|. a., been . matter ~ wond-r TO all ,
Who tnow N,n thai he has been able tn I
keep nt- pi.dg" ~ silence FOR nearly !
two YEAR After an he sad nothins new .
NJ sur--sir'ipn apour his divine rights .
80 ruler : absolutely sncer" u -
lu IA, the k-vnoi. ~ ms lie He -
Thoroughly ,u'olsrani ~ Constitutional
government Or any limitation of his
aNs0Iui" pnwe-
n. - usually an" 10 refrain from an
declaration 81 his ceilings
10 .rr. --sr..cl iut fie cumulative. effect o
NJ -oranp developments ~ domestic
.plltr.- ha- u..n grss'a- than rs self
RESTRAIN .pu.i long "uhUrs SIN Ia
,.... 20 w y",-, a-p wnI hay" at
r.,-,i n.ff. a''.r' ~ ~ p'"tg" a't"-
no f..,r atom %. - D-HL T'sgrIp'
r'.... ..v % \ryrmr"r iE's and m"
-, 1 rrlNrr n' ~p..a' B-.ro.r1'tc an! .
,-r.- uu"raf Vows N me on p" nav"
rl,ru rr- vpru- now si-nliiCar They
- Wv 'h rHor, ven d"ianc" - 'h- u.s.
q age ..,t.nn y rs people A. vel
D.. OF iro ,.r -'.','."n r'Sa'.
Tn. -ou.It~ aycIfer"rt and resent
.rort vrrrr hay" been aroused ~"r"
4 ..1u--a .n",ttapla The punh" feeling
c.Il tab" -haT.. no ~" first pla'e N
I.iarri ro know T m" utterano~ uni ih"
.arr'. ON ~ chancellor Non B"thmanu-
iiuHw-g IUa Euy"rnr william prom
.ed pr.r.a ,ou BH'pw ~ \o,.'nh"-.
s. thar ur future imperial utt-rEnc"-
would first o." -I'rur''ei for -" Chan
.aU0r.- arrrlvaI Sohriv h,l.sve that
yrr E.'hmaun. Hnl veg ,I-..d the e.
.ug,b"rg speech. bu' % NAV he Necessary
.r .av,. tho Fmusror'- face nv the aSsump-
.lun az responsibility on the part ~ the
fsrrrr"u'
In. pr.-.n' Chancellor a. - well
known - ~ every sens" m. Emperorz
man and NO repetition 81 Won Bnlow-
acton 10 lanS u.-,.d 10 expected Never
.r.l.s. popular feeling already runs so
b. Sh hat .. may easily happen that Won
Rsthmann. Hollweg must b. sacr.hc~d
C-,rrcism of N" ks ser - almost en-
Ilr"lv confined TO his own subjects Hts
lCtion APPEARS - ~. rest ~ EnTop" A.
Nc dfatnatr spectacle full Of courage
md medieval fanatc,sm Vienna com
mont - the only exception Their" they
'or.sae ssrr0us internal discussion -
Eeir ally and they resent what they re-
,ard ~ wholly unnecessary tr"Ib!e
Thus tho TG0sbid1 declares that the
speech does not correspond 10 the spirit
Il III. times ~ 81 the Constitution The
Fmperor'- words are more ~ keeping
With bygon" medipvRlism than the s-n'l-
Hent ~ the twentieth century
The SSHs Fro" Prose- SAYS the world
4. ilttI. inclined 10 tolerate the mysticism
4 monarchy and accepts mora readily
he dlculm "f the great Fred-rick that the
>tng should be he hr-t servant % he
state
English comment - entirely free from
h. bitterness - serious criticism The
r,u.s finds an interesting coincidence
90 close IN be explained as accidental !
n IA. Kaiser declarations and the recent
it'eTances 81 Nr Roosevelt II SAYS
History ~ not likely 10 regard u a. an
,ccideni that the two figures whoee
.'oousnc" IA. reached frirth-s' ~ the
e-isrn world 81 their dsv should have
usIstad IN Language so similar IN 80
i,r.ctness and force on simple human
which men ard women were
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