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the ReichstaS that the Prussian gov
eminent has decided to introduce a
bill in the diet for universal equal Suf-
tla@e This autumn. without waiting for
Deace.
To Promote RenstorF.
Copenhagen, Denmark, July H.
Count Won Bernstorfr, former German
ambassador at Washington, is men
toned as a candidate to succeed For
egn Minister Zimmerman in case of
his retirement.
Crisis Only Superficial.
Washington, ID. c.. July i1.-Ger-
manys latest political difficulties are
regarded by officials here as due large
lN 10 internal problems and probably of
a transitory nature only.
The dismissal of Foreign Secretary
Zimmerman, Minister of Finance
Ilef1crich, or even Chancellor Beth
mann Hollwcg himself, would be con-
>idered largely a surface movement,
for not until the great army general
staff itself is reached il is believed
will the real crust of German mill
tarisn be broken.
Nevertheless it is agreed that there
is an enormous amount of unrest in
Germany today, Which in all probable
ity will lead to internal changes in
personnel of the government and in
reform of obvious abuses of the Ger
man governmental system
Austria : influence is becoming more
and more insistent toward a liberal
peace.
Two Ministers To Quit.
Copenhagen, Denmark, July H.
The retirement of Ministers Helfrerich
and Zimmerman Will be settled Tues
day according To a Berlin dispatch TO
the Cologne Gazette
Suppress Harden's Paper.
copsniasen, Denmark. July IL
Die Zukunft, MaXimplian llarden's
for the remainder of Tie war, accord
ing 10 the Berlin Taseblalt Herr IIal-
den has been mobillzcd under the auA-
Hilary civil service and will be en-
ployed as a military clerk
Chancellor Keeps Secret. ID,
Amsterdam, Netherlands, July If
Chancellor Won Bclllnlann Iiollweg de-
ciined Yesterday 10 make known TO
the. Reicllslag main committee The
council on Monday, regarding which
There is much speculation within and
without Germany The committee
then decided TO adjourn.
Germany Must Conquer"
Befnc, Switzerland, July 10.-Ac-
cort'ias, 10 8a.!iii iisSyspai,ers the Ger
man chancellor, jr. Won Bethmann-
llpIlMtS, Seilu W HlCllDtIS Ol tIlc iclClS
stag:
u repeat that The formula of peacs
without anncNalionS is unacceptable To
US. We cannot declare our terms of
peace We must fight apd conquer
The chancellor made strong attack
on Matthias Erzbergel leader of the
Catholic center party, who assailed the
Pan Germans in hs address before the
main committee last week and advocat-
ced peace without anncXations or in
IDENTITIES. Or. Won Bethmann Holweg
said Herr Erzberger's attitude was un-
patriotic.
According TO the summary of the
chanrellor's speech before the man
committee published in the Lokal An
setter OF Berlin. he said:
We must continue thc war with our
whole energy | do not dcny that we
have great difficulties to overcome but
50 have nGr enemies. We shall Sre
whether heir difficulties or ours t,re
greater.
am sure wf can win if we hold .plt.
.Noth.ns WAS further from lav in
tentien thln 70 cling to my post hut
now it is question of prot srting The
fathcrlaad from injury and for tas lca-
son consider il necessary TO rc.ain Ply
post.
Critics Not Appeased
London Eng July tO--Ghancel-
lor Won Bethmann lIollwey made
speech to the ReochStag main commit