The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28

those who for the last ten months have
peen battling at the front and who
ardently wish that they could return to
their dear ones whom they have missed
To- so long. OF course they are deter
mined, If 1t must be. to keep on doing
their duty until an honorable peace has
been concluded"
Deputy Won der Osten. Conservative
said "All Germans ha We been guided
by but one thought since the war began.
Everything for the fatherland = In this
spirit all classes. Including the agrarians
ana the w~orkingmen. have lone their full
duty. With Indignation the Reichstag
and the entire nation reject the idea
that any particular class has put it's own
interests above that OF the common
welfare"
Deputy Baron Won Zedlltz tConserva-
tlve) ELECTED laughter and jeers from
the Socialists and applause from The
other factions when he remarked
III we had pursued the policy that
the Social Democrats represented be-
fore the wal the Russians would be in
Berlin to-day and we would be sta rving
to death. Deputy Braun. II seems. has
not yet learned the lessons this war has
taught us. We must keep up fighting
until we have won and when peace is
made we will not have TO consider other
people. but solely our own interests"
Centrist Causes Uproar.
A scene OF uproar followed when Dem
uty Herold tof the Centre) in the course
OF a long speech said:
The unity of the people and the help
or God will aid us In achieving successes
which Will prevent future wars"
The National-Libcrals II Clericals
broke into thunderous applause. Into
this storm Of approval broke louder
boots and jeers from the Socialists. DR..
Kari Liebknecht. the Socialist leader.
and one OF his coreligionists. Herr Stree
bel. made themselves the spokesman OF
the Socialists.
Politicians Of conquest 70 cried Licb-
knecht.
w want peace =" chimed In Stroehel.
The nation" continued Herold, does
not stand behind Deputy Braun. but the
entire German population. from the ex-
IRENE right to the extreme left, have the
determined will to stand together like
one man and not waver until success
has been achieved"
Unity IL the only guarantee of vic.
tory" broke in Deputy F%uhrmann. Ma
tional-Liberal. II have discussed in the
press recently The Great Lessons the
War Has Taught | did not think the
Socialists would SO soon furnish proof
~ ~ 'S'ihN' NIuAu VI lily dSSfTtlplS.
W. might put this over Mr.. Braun's
speech He has learned nothing and
forgotten nothing II is the old story
that we have heard so often. But IL
seems that the Social Democrats them
selves want to furnish proof that the
other factions need not count upon their
learning those important lessons
while our criticism in committee ses-
sions is intended to contribute to the
Improvement Of the situation and the
iectifying OF mistakes. the attitude OF
the Socialists to-day shows that they
care little about "A betterment Of af-
fairs. which they should have tried to
further in the committee sessions. but
rather they are intent upon making
speeches out Of the indows here. as II
were. to the masses.
THE Socialists want to make IL ap-
pear that they alone are the representa-
tivcs of the workers of Germany. We
refuse to follow them in these grave
times upon that course