New Britain herald., 1915-12-10
GERMANY MUST TALkPEACE, SA
 SOCIALIST LE|
Dr. SCheidemann Pays Tr| German Troops and Del
 Europe Is Ruinins It
ALL NATIONS WOULD RI AT RAPID END OF col

Center Party of Empire Also
 in Favor of Terminating
 But Demands Interests of
 Be Permanently Assured
 Most Complete Extent Evcr
 nexation of Land is Necess
 Berlin, Dec. 9,--Addressir
 Reichstag yesterday at the col of tho imperial chancellor speech, Dr. Scheidemann,
 and the author of the interr to which pr. Bethmann-Hol
 piled, paid a tribute to the
 troops. He disclaimed all d< diminish their strength or rob
 the fruit of their labors, but
 serted that the war was growir. sanguinary day by day, the
 of victims daily was being aug and there was sorrow in all ls it therefore remarkable, he that the question being asked, nations is How much longeri that all nations would rejoice, war should find a rapid end.
 We Germans, unlike our ej can talk of peace" he said. Il fore, we must do 1t. We, lild enemies, reject all thought of of conquest. The longing for p| itself evident in all countries. is running itself and the neutr| doing brilliant business at fl pense."
 Germans Want Victory.
 The German people, Dr. S( mann declared, were united in termination to carry on the wa victory had been gained, but also united in the determinati, to wage the war a moment than was necessary to this end
 Dr. Peter Spahn, vice presid the Reichstag and leader of center party, read in the nam all the non-socialist parties tn lowing declaration: We, too, to end this war, forced upon us look with admiration and gra upon the victorious progress our troops, who, with our brave o-Hungarian, Bulgarian and ish allies, are marching from s to success, who have carried out ious banners far into the en lands, and have just destroyed Serbian army. We rely upon unshakeable positions of our al which guarantees us and our a complete success in the war. look to the unshakeable economi might of our nation which have assured u food and maintained its arma sufficiently.
 Awaits Hour Of Peace.
 We await in complete unity, calm determination and conf in God, the hour which will possible peace negotiations wh the military, economic, financial political interests of Germany De permanently assured in the extent and by all mea including such extensions of terf IS are necessary for this purpo
 During the applause which owed this declaration, Pres read motion to close debate and declared it carried. ocialists broke out in an upros oon as they realized what had ,ened, and dozen speakers shs protests against such, thus mug Deputy Lansberg. President Kai ater discovered that the shuttins f Deputy Lansberg was due to rror of one of the secretaries
 resolution allowing the deput um up was unanimously passed
 Approves ChanceIIor's Views. Deputy Lansberg in his speech roved thoroughly the chanccl beech as a reasonable and pr 'orthy invitation to the other sic ike steps to initiate negotiation -hich Germany was ready and lg to join. He began with a tri , the other parties for their ess in allowing him to speak. fit Dr. Liebknecht as virtually nly discordant element in the hr he speaker disclaimed that kin which regards the lans as the .possessors of all Id the other nations of all inft tributes. He declared his pa ;teem and respect even for the Ie nations. He asserted that me was more appropriate to der the restoration of peace le present when the Balkan c aign had buried certain hopes le other side, when the dal lreatening culture was growing Ie states of Europe were giving efore the United States of Amei Deputy Landsberg declared that 'cialist appeal for peace was lsed on anxiety about the outc
 the war. He said he shared on Bethmann-Hollweg's opinion le war has been forced upon any and that guarantees were ne
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