New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-28
KAISER AND KING
IN WAR DISPUTE
Emperor Publishes Royal kilograms and Is Accused OF
Suppression in Effort to Bcsmrch Eng
land in the Eyes of France
,By cable 20 Enc Tribune !

London Ans Erhc >semcnc ztung" 20 published
kilograms Y, the German
Kaiser Prince Henry sly the German
Ambassador London before the outbreaks Of the war The OBJECT
Britain offered guarantee the nn
al OF France with the British and Germany would roi@n
attacking France and would counc German support o Austria "
operations against
Before these dispatches is necessary TO state that the
Foreign given explicit that tho dispatches
published Ngcmcne Zeun misleading Tor two reasons
s. Ihnovsky made totally CONVEX
Grey the telegram from SIR I'd
has deliberately suppressed the Nlsemn
Zetune's" reprint OF the correspondence
The correspondence with telegram from Prince Henry "
Prussia King July 50 lie be has given TIC
Kaiser the KING message and adds that Emperor William
doing King George wishes Prince
Henry speaks reports received from Russia and France regarding the
military preparations alleged 1--we been adopted by those Two power
and add
While VIC ha,, 10 sny kind thought ma.
European Ii You really and sincerely wish 90 prevent h
catastrophe propose influence IN France
and also Russia that they remain neutral In opinion fins would
King George replied o Prince Henry the same day:
Thanks for telegram glad to hear OF Emperor
have the desire that such rop"rac misfortune
European be prevented My government IS doing ITS o
further military preparations
Austria herself with the occupation OF Belgrade and ne8hD
pledge for satisfactory settlement OF her CLAIMS
while other countries will simultaneously stop their Preparations Tor war
trust that Emperor William VIII use his great mHue"0 10 sa
this proposal lie would this show that Germany
England working together prevent what would be an inter
national catastrophe Please assure Emperor William that am dong
shall continue do everything power to keep the peace OF
Europe GEORGE
On July 81 the Kaiser tcegraphcd King that
proposals with his ideas but that he had Just
that Gar Nicholas had ordered the mobilization OF the Rus
army and fleet
King George replied August saying he had eeraphd the
his willingness do all his Poower to further re-
sumption Of negotiations between the powers concerned
Prince Lcnowsky sent the following dispatch to
German Imperial Chancellor:
me if thought that would attack the French
France German Russian said thought
could responsibility for this LICHNO"9hi'
The German Emperor cgraphed King George, August l.
81 have Just communication OF government offering
under Great Ban guarantee 10 this offer wa,
refrain from attacking france F'' U0n" 1 o .' 1.a1
ton this afternoon ordered on two fronts eastward
proceed according the Preparations made counter
orders cannot be given as yo" teieaam' rforuny' came 100 M
But il France her neutrality which must be guaranteed by
the English army nave shall Of refrain from attack on
employ elsewhere hope France VIII not get
nervous, The troops frontier Just being stopped by telegram
and telephone the French frontier WlLHtlM
the day King George tolegraphed to the hase
m repv to your telegram which has just conc believe there
misunderstanding about SnsgeSn "h'n was mace ~,
course friendly conversation between Prince LHhn"" ana "
Edward Grey when they discussing how real conflict between
thc German French might be avoided " long as er. was
possibility agreement being reached between
and Russia Sir will be seeing Prince ohnowy to-
morrow ascertain ii there misunderstanding on MS 5e
Prince 1ichno sky tccsraphed the Imperial Chancellor
Sr Edward Gry suggestions which arse from desire to create
the possibility OF neutrality on the part OF England were
d without previous with France and without know"
edge our and have meanwhile been abandoned SS oE
absolutely without prospect OF success - 80,
The British Foreign that Prince lhno" kys tee
cram Of August was upon complete misunderstanding OF the
h II conversation TACT serious professional pnnde
t the on}, explanation be that Prince ohno"SN! who "a
ro working sincerely and seriously for an Auo Russian settle
.,or, va. not equal imposed upon him
There vas question OF French neutrality IN inc event OF N"
r AR Sir Edward Grey merely making one last desperate
~ 60 c whether Germany could be induced TO remain neutral
I.rcIard ,ccurs the neutrality OF france
Id,cI alter the telephone Conversation which took place At
49, r,;,o ~ August official conversation with
Prince ;chnoN ky. which . pl'nI! pointed ON" the brush
i Once states that what would be oaSuS oeacrN Oar Of
compact Germany must inp! ea'" ocd'rl' LOT ~
,,, fought France ist also Prince ichno"ky " Is a.
r,cd AZ once he had been under misrepresentation ana 'oc
obcd 70 Berlin a correction OF his previous telegram
III; Second telegram simply been suppressed and the German
cnt has published the German Ambassadors inaccurate dS-
gov ,,cr,rt 70 give proof British pc6dy and OF Ger
I'D c,ycnc,s to accept any proposal making Tor peace
Won DER GOLTZ IS ROYAL CHlLDREN