El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

Do Not Want War; Emper-
or's Special Messengers
Are Privileged.
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PROVING EDUCATORS

Berlin, Germany, Sept 23-The No
rocco issue has greatly strengthened
the hands of the Socialists since the
government is not thought to have COW
cred itself with glory In the nego-
tiations, and the main object of the re-
cent demons tration at the suburb Of
/ Treptow was To keep public attention
/ concentrated on this.
Two hundred thousand Socialists Of
( Berlin marched out to Treptow, cover
( ing from five to eight miles, according
] to the section Of Berlin in which they
! live, and stood for several hours under
! a broiling sun 10 show their Oppsi-
/ ton to any warike settlement of the
( Moroccan negotiations. Four hundred
/ and 90 heat prOstratiOns requiring med
I ical attendance were reported.
Evidence Of Loyalty.
The question a issue was scarcely
vital one, as peaceful issue of the
negotiations was generally anticipated,
but the order Of the day was implicitly
l Obeyed by the Socialist army, and the
I thousands of WOrkmen cheerfuly gave
up their weekly holiday and endured
great discomfort to show their loyalty
to their party and its leaders. Speak
ers' stands were erected at dozen
points and from these a resolution Of
protest was proposed and, as is al
ways the case at Socialist demOnstra.-
tons, unanimously adopted.
This absolute discipline and loyalty
Of the Socialist followers attracted
scarcely any comment in the Berlin
papers, so frequently has it been mani
tested, and political opponents have no
hope Of the Socialist organization
breaking down in the coming reichs-
tag elections in spite Of the death or
aging weakness Of some Of the prom
inent leaders.
Power Of "Junkers.y
The power OF the Prussian Agrarian
or "Junker' party and its leader. the
''uncrowned king" Dr. Won Heyde-
brand, has again been strikingly illus
trated by two speeches Of emperor VIII
liam, who, high placed as he is, new +
ertheless finds it necessary to pay close F.
ear TO the music OF the landhOlding f.
party which has long dictated the tar .
If policy of the empire.
His majesty's speech at HAMBURG
in which he referred to the necessity .
OF Strengthening the German navy, Z
was nainl:- devoted to a eulOgy Of .
breadth Of the national organism
without which It would be but life
less corpse. The Agrarians felt them
selves affrOnted by this eXaltatiOn Of .
COuT terce, though nothing has been 4
said or insinuated in disparagement Of
Sgr1cu-t ure, and campaign of such
sLlsoL was slarleoln me Agrarlan press
the MS majority found It eEpedient, .
In speech delivered a few days later
ct Stetuin, to pay an equally high
tribute to the virtues and Importance
o. the bucoliC life.
Not n Bigger Navy.
A1ter much discussion of the Ham
burg. speech, the German press has
concluded that the reference to
strengthening the navy did not portend
any change in the German naval pro-
gram, as supposed abroad, but only
emphasized the Importance Of keeping
dp TIE present rate Of progress in
5u5ldlL up strong sea force.
emperor William, in spite Of the
great Developments Of wireless teleg-
-aphy, still makes extensive use Of per
'cnal messengers to convey his desires
-O MS secretaries of state and diDlO-
mats when he is In foreign parts. As {
I matter OF fact on his recent northern .
ZIP ne gave orders that only the most ,
pressing matters Of state were To be
communicated to him by wire, owing
% the danger Of messages conn ected
With the complicated Morocco negOti-
atoms being picked up by unauthor5I
zed persons
Special Messengers.
TIE messengers who convey the i'm
'eElal messages and state documents
ire specially selected army officers,
VINO before being recommended for
her pos CT trust must provide the {
uilest evidence Of their fidelity and /
RUS 1F crtHiECsS. They are first chosen !
" their immediate commander. who 4
Iter years OF personal contact and OBJ z
erFatlJn, PICK them out as being pos /
eSsed Of rapid decision, fearless en- G
Isy, bravery and hard riding powers. ]
hen they are attached for a period to Z Z
ar1ous embassies abroad, where they I
re Kept under surveillance, and final I {
they come into close personal at Z L
enhance on che emperor. Thereafter / {
heir freedom is practically at an end.
or they must De prepared at a mo
lent notice 10 leave for any part Of I n
he " Orld by the quickest route. S
Have Rest of EverythfnE u
They are entitled to claim the best | {
9parate cabin On any German steamer C