Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-03
GERMANY READY
TO FIGHT WAR
TO BITTER END
ReichStae Grants New Credit
Of More TRan Billion DOL
lars With Which TO Continue
HostiIities,

Berlin tvia Amsterdam 10 London.
! Dec. ?, 1910 p. m. With nnty one
dissenting vote. that of Herr Lieb-
! knecht socialist. the rciehstae today
voted a new war credit Of 5000. .000.-
600 marks ($i ,25o, ,00o,00Q.y The pres
ident Of the chamber dWclt In a
speech on the unity and patriotism Of
the German people and commented
appreclatively on the large number
~ members Of the reichstag who are
now serving the country al the front
/ IN his exposition OF the progress of
the war, the president said
Japan Joined our enemies from
deairo to seize aa booty the monument
TO German culture In the Far Fast.
on the other hand. We have found an
ally in Turkey. as all the Moslcm pco-
pie wish 10 throw OFF the English
yoke and shatter the foundations Of
| t.ngand's colonial, power. Under the
banner Of our army and our fleet, we
viii continue
The imperial chancellor DR. Won
Bethmann-Ilollw attended the ses-
sion dressed in the gray service uni
form of general. al the secretaries
of state and the Prussian ministers
also were present. Many Of the mem-
bers OF the chamber were uniformcd
land wore iron crosses.
thnncellor's Address.
In an address ia the members Of
1 the chamber, Dr. Won ilethmann-
tHoIlwcG said
Il "fhe emperor Is absent with the
I frmv, hut he has charged me 10
hransmit his best wishes aud cofdlnl
greetings to the German house OF
Representatives with whom he knows
he Is united until death IN stress OF
danger, in common concert Tor the
veal Of ahc fnthcrland
"Our first thoughts 90 10 the cm-
poror and the army and navy, who
are fighting for the honor and great
ncss of the empire. Full Of pride and
win unspealshble confidence. we look
on them aud our Austro- Hungarian
comrades In arms. who are firmly
united to us to fight and to win great
battles with brilliant bravery
"Our latest ally in the war forced
upon us Is the Ottoman empire
which well knows that If the German
empire were destroyed, H. too. would
lose It's national right to arrange its
own destiny. As our enemies have
formed powerful coalition against
us. they will | hepe find that the
army Of our brave allies reaches the
weak spots in their world positions.
Compliments soldiers.
The imperial chancellor said that
| since the reichstag had expressed the
firm resolution of the Whole people
to undertake the war great deeds
had been accomplished and the M
comparable gnllantry Of the German
troops had carried the war into the
enemy's country.
eThcre we will stand firm" de-
clared the chancellor and can re-
gard the future with every confi-
ldence. But the enemy's resistance Is
not broken. We are not yet at the
end of our sacrifices. The nation VIII
continue TO support these sacrifices
/ with the same heroism as heretofore,
for we must and will fight to sue
cessful end our defensive war Tor
right and freedom We will then re-
member how our defenseless compa-
ltriots In hostile countries were mai
trented in manner which Is dis
grace to civilization. The world must
learn that none can hurt hair on
The head Of German subject with
i impunity.
Blamcs Great Britain.
at is evident to us who is RESPONSE
ble for this greatest OF all wars. The
lappareut responsibility fails on those
i'm Russia who ordered and executed
the mobilization Of the RUSSIAN
army. the real responsibility falls on
the British government The cabinet
at London could have made the war
impossible If II had declared at II.
Petersburg that England. would mol
allow continental war TO develop
from the AustrO- SerVian conflict,
II xthHl1 hDNB
/ obliged France cnergetically 70 re-
strain Russia from undertaking war
like measures. Then our action as
mediator between st. Petersburg and
| Vienna would have been successful.
england was aware Of the helli-
cosc machinatiens on the part OF an
irresponsible, but powerful group
| about the Russian emperor. England
saw how the wheel was rolling, hut
placed no obstacles in its path De-
spite all assurances of peace, London
Informed st. Petersbure that England
was on the side of France and con-
| seduently on the side of Russia
Uopcd TO Destroy Competitor
aThe cabinet at London allowed q
monstrous world war, hoping, with
The help Of the entente, to destroy
the vitality Of its greatest European
competitor in the markets oil the
world.
.Therefore, England and Russia
have before God and man the re-
sponslhllity for the catastrophe Nhleh
4 fell upon Europe,
'England's pretended deiense oi
Relaiun's neutrality was nothing but
1 ! nretext. We notified Belgium that
The necessities of self defense would
comnel MS TO march through Belgium
on August ., but already. on the al
ternoon of Saturday, August he-
fore anything Of any demand AZ Brus-
sells could have been known 10 Lon.
don. the British government had
promised France unconditional as
sistance In case the German ileei
should attack the French coast.
scouts Engiand's Reason.
Nothing was said about Belgian
neutrality. How can England contend
that she drew the sword because we
Violated Belgium neutrality
The chancellor elaborated TINS
theme at some length and declared
documents found in Brussels esan-
Ushed that Belgium had surrendered
her neutrality 10 England ana he
argued that when. the German troops
entered Belgium they were on 'ae
territory of state that had long aso
given up its neutrality and that thefe-
fore England had declared war on
Germany. not for the sake Of heis'an y
neutrality. hut because she hehSNe.'
she would be able TO master HefmaN
with the aid OF two great miiltaS
powers.
Warhop Signs Contract
Freeport. Ill, Dee. s.--Jaek Waf-