Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
PLOT TO PARALYZE
FLEET DISCOVERED

LEI DISCOVERED
COPENHAGEN. October s.-V;ce
Admiral Won Cspe!ie. German Minister
OF Marine announced in the Rcichstar
to-day that plot had been discovered
In the navy to FORM q committee of
delegates on the Russian model and
10 paTalyze the feet so as to force the
government 20 make peace. The guilty
parties have been arrested and have
received their Just deserts. the min
lister added
Aomirai Won Capelle attempted TO
INK the radical Socialists with the
plot. He said the ringleader had dis
cussed the plot with Deputies Haase
ana Nogtherr in the radical Socialist
conference room in the Reichstor
Building. The Deputies had called ar
tehtion 10 the dangerous nature OF
inc plot, and had advised the creates,
caution, but had agreed to furnish
propaganda material.
socialist Deputies INTERRUPTED m.
speaker with cries OF dissent. pcnuty
DAVID OF the majority Socialists de-
manded the government 10 produce
PROOF and that the Reichstae shouId
suspend judgment in the meantime
chancellor Michaelis earlier in tho
session had referred to the aFair
rumoFs OF which evidently had rained
puohc circulation. He declared ~.
could not cooperate with nor rccoo
n'1e party which put itself bevond
me pale by activities directed ncairs,
Tho Fathcrland.
INC disclosures in connection with
rHu'cai socialists. il they are true
inosl opportunely to help the rov-
"'hehl OUT or its embarrassment ovo-
~ 'h'c'pehatlon regarding PanCer
man propaganda AGmiral Won r,n.uo
hammered home his statement win =
utFatioh OF The n}cessity for n pronor
eh!!Ghtenmcnt ..ut'',he ni,i,sr
forces. '''SFE
"ENhAN NATION WILL STAND
TOGETHER AS ONE MAN
AMSTERDAM, October IN a,
piehafy sitting of The Reichsta. vs..
'eroa! DR.. Michaelis. the Imn.ria,
man Chancellor asserted ,h,t nn.
was impossible as long as co,,.
enemies demanded any G.rr
e"oea' oreo to drive a wedge be,wo
~. peopie and their Emperor.
OF Inc Chancellor was de
uu!'hG the discussion OF m.
against propaganda in tho
!" FAVOR OF German peace
we would Set along much be,tcr
said ihe Chancellor, III those who CO.,,
Dat the peace resolution Of .Uuly 10
assert that its supporters want a s.,a
Ta'c peace would be more iust tov.
inns resolution. We must work on, j.,
thc'r positive sense, and forcefu,, r..
aims comprised III this resolution Wa
must be clear in our minds as tn wb,
we oesife' and must emphasize wbn,
was haid in the resolution
The German nation win st.a
ee'her as one man, unshakable an,
perse!vcre in the fight un,ii Us ,.,I,
and The rights Of our allies IN ex,y,a
ana development are assured. I'm il,
unity the German empire is invi,c;,,,n
we must continue 10 perseyere un,i
Inc German empire. on ,he con,iuen
ana overseas. establishes its position
further. we must strive to see tha
The armed alliance OF our enemies do.
not grow into an economic oneus;v
alliance.
we can in this sense achieve
peace which guarantees the pcasan
tue reward OF his land, which gives IN
worker Weritcd recompense; which
creates market for industries an.
supplies the foundation for soc,a
Progress; which gives our ships m
possibility on free voyage Of enter
ing ports and taking coal all over IN
~orld--a peace OF the widest econom,
and cultural development. a real ,.,c.
IHty n "a
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