The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-23
VIII
The German Emperor
Condescends TO Gerard


pnr<ed that A grand council OF war
was held at Cha-lev'lle ard that IN
prise Of the suprort Of Tirpltz by
Falkenhavn. the chief ~ g~aT the
Chance'lnr Was sustained ny the En-
peror ana once more beat the prop.
Dsitior to recommence Ruthless sub
marine war.
In March too the illness of Won
THRIFT was announced. followed
shortlv by his resignation on March
40. Won Tirpjtzs birthday demon
etra ton was looked for ard ! saw
many police near HE dwelling but
nothing unusual occurred.
conten slated "A trip to America.
bat both tie chancellor and Nou
Jagow begged me not tn 60
Frori the ti17e OF the Lusitania
C.erraaae wa@ divided into two camps.
The parts or The Chancellor tried 10
keep peace with America and did not
wzit t. have Germany branded as
m outlaw among nations. Won Tirpuz
and hts party Of naval and military
Officers called for ruthless submarine
war, and the Conservatives. angry
with Pethmann- Hollweg because OF
his proposed concession as TO the ex-
Tension Of suffrage Joined the opposi-
non. The reception Of our Last Lusl-
fania note in JULY 1915. was hostile
and was accused 81 being against
Germany although. OF course, 7 had
nothing to DO with the preparation
or this note
The Deputies representing the grea
industrialS Of Germany TONED In Au-
gust. 1915. the attack on the chan
celior. These men wished to keep
northern France and belgium because
fhev hoped TO get possession of the
coal and iron deposits there. and 80
obtain monopoly 81 the iron and
steel trade 81 the Continent Acceler.
Ntor~ OF public opinion. undoubtedly
hired by the Krupp firm we're hard al
work. These Aunexationists were op
posed hy the more reasonable men
who Signed a netition against the nm.
nexatfon Of Belgium Among thu
elrners of this reasonable mems petit
ton were Prince Hatfield Duke o.
rachenhergl head Of the Red Cross
Dernherg Prince Henkel Donners
Narck. Professor DeEbruck. Won Har.
mach and MANY others
The rage of the"C CONSERVATION n
d the Arabic .setflon2ert }tsyesy NJ
Bounds. and after % bitter article had
appeared IN the TareareItune atou
the Arabic affair that newspa per Wa!
suppressed fer Some days-a rattle,
Nh expected showing ~ backb bone or
Nhe part of tho Chancellor Revert
1ow. who wrote FOR this newaraDer
n one IF the aNleet editorial writers
yArnaai1V' an ex- naval ofheer, h
e bitter in his hatred Of America
was M III thaf ne once lived in
- ..ericE ara iost s'nail fortune IT
fioT.oa orange grove. huf never
fSucceedesa IN haFlog this verified
After the Arabic settlement there
FOLLOWED in November 1918. nom.
Hnt for Us If comparative calm Mrs
~ erara was gwen INC R4d Cross order
1ns hr", @r0 fnird . classes and
y 80 ckeor and R'ves Of the cmbassy
Lar The second ard third classes
NJ 'hlfd class IL always given be
Nause orc caonoi haVe me frSt o'
1"t'NS one mas inc thlrd al
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aapW me ~ '0leaI@ IN eirh@r
III sec me of"l"n rice tried ~
reh me 70 procure p s7fe-coneuct for
Inr notorious 0n nfeie4 on the
F1rteS* 'ha' n" was going 10 do
III ~" WORK 'Hr 'f"l"tun in Amer
I1a' Perfs ~ washington thinks
sea WIZ 70 communicate with Peep @
SO inst
ne taanceil0- then changed the
supgee, aHo sa7 that ther" would
20 ne 2 t@@'fnR IN German" AGAINST
AWNrsna af@r ~" war answered
s1naf idea mad -ee"r ~vr,ressea H. a
Kraat rslnnE Ge-ra,eas ard German
A@-rnarer-~. Ard that ! had had pri-
sssN'e letters from f-0eat 77arv An1cr'-
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