New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
Engl land's Dream
 World Empire Ney to Be Realized, Sa Bethmann-Hollweg
BRITISH DOMINANCE
 SOLE AIM OF W.

Country's Harvests, Wonderful
 sources and Indonitable Courag
 People at and Behind Firing M
 Will Lead Central Powers to
 tory, He Says-Country Not Crrzs
 by Wars Heel.
 Berlin, Via London, Sept. zs, a. m.-Germany will persevere victory is hers, the Reichstag wasI yesterday by Chancellor Won H| mann-Hollweg, according to the text of his speech which was lished here today. The chanel declared that this years harvest made Germany's position much I secure than was the case last \
 In his attack upon Great Britail declared that that country was br1 ing one international law after other and was above ,--aH Germd I'm ost egotistlcal, fiercest and | obstinate enemy"
 "A German statesman" he "who would hesitate to use agj this enemy every available instru5 of battle that would really shd this war-such a statesman shoul hanged" The chancellor declared contempt for those circulating red that all Germany's means of figA were not being employed to the est possible extent. He added in order to disappoint the .erl "who is on watch for every br| of our inner determination" he VI not give details.
 When in August, 1914,' he cn, i've had to draw the sword knew we had to protect our he'd and homes against mighty ar \ most overwhelming coalition. A | end until then unknown and ofteI nored, patriotism famed up inI hearts defying death and certaiI l victory. Today, after two yeard l fighting, struggling, suffering and | ing we know more than ever bl | that there is only one watch1 | namely, persevere and win. Wei win. Last winter there was pusia nous anxiety as to whether our stuffs would suffice They haveI feed. This years harvest mako l much more secure than was the last year."
 War Against Conquest. Referring to the actual condiH on the war fronts, the chancelIorI that the attacks made by the eel powers in the southeastern thu had frustrated the great plan oA entente to sever the connection Germany with the Orient by theA arate conquest of Turkey, Bul1 and Austro- Hungary. "On the whole, therefore" he i've see isolated successes of ourl mics on the Somme. which canno f!uence the general situation. Ord other hand, we have the succeI repulse of all enemy attacks and illustration of the enemy's inten1 in the Balkans and the failure oE plans. Thus the gigantic wa proceeding. The war aims of ourn mics are announced without disH and can allow of no misinterpH ton. Their purpose iss territN covetousness and our destrud They propose to give Constantil& to the Russians, Alsa sace-Lorrain the French, "rentino to the Ita& and Pennsylvania to the Ruman
 Since the first day of the wal have sought nothing but the del
 of our rights, our existence and
 freedom. Therefore, we are able end alone to declare our readines peace negotiations. spoke on
 ruary g, 1915, and repeatedly d wards with sufficient clearness that subject. Does any one dar demand that we should make d in the face of Premier Briand's q ration that the conclusion of today would be a sign of weakne that memory was dead? The en continues the war because 1t d to be able to attain Utopian
 aims. The lust of conquest of enemies is responsible for the
 heaping mountains of corpses.'
 The chancellor appealed to Prc Briand to remember that the youths of France were perishin .N the battlefield and indignantly deH that the German emperor exerf his influence over the Russian Eeror to prevent the developmef| the Russians in the direction of
 dom. He denounced Great Bri saying that she wanted the boot Asia Minor and the German colon
 British Dream of Suprema<
 The British leave no doubtl said, "as to what they wish to Il of Germany. Our existence as al ton is to be crushed. Mtlitarily1 fenseless, economically crusheds
 cotted by the world and conden to lasting sick1iness-that is the many which England wants to sd her feet. Then, when there Id