New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
..,., Accept or Reject the
'v.;eb,tag's mo Con-
,uest" Programme
u:,, Chancellor
May Ask Delay
,.,vatiyes Plan to Enter
p;v,l Annexationist
Resolution

=, Julv 1s.-Attention here, as
h'o. .rv. is focused upon Chan
: w;,haslis's maiden speech before
s'' p.iebs.ag tomorrow. He has
x :, n. legislative body to receive a .,
s''.urica,iOn s''s from the government
.,rd;ng 20 private dispatches
e. -. German capital to Swiss
sfn 80 :, Bssle. his address will be
s'N'' o'clock tomorrow afternoon
~ ',s's.c.D,eryatives have decided to sub
-, !, n. Reichstag an alternative res
!, .'a..n ! on the aims of the war , ram ram
.. .' .,0,,stiOnist standpoint A test
;. :. stwsen this and the bloc re'o-
W. III, come up Friday. A major
saw -. Rsichstsg. though perhaps
~ y o,s. is claimed for the latter.
'1- s,-s.,, Won Tirpitz has telegraphed
''~ ..l 70 Ernst Bassermann. the
= .,.l y, Liberal leader, who is now an
"'' vs. :. leave the ssnatorium where
''ip'' -, : treatment. and assist in
!, ssht against the bloc re'0'0''0" }"
:, 'sanrhils there are e0ntrad,s'0rs nHnS'or;s
what the new Chanceilors 5
'1.,' ssy will be. Predictions .,wsn.n.rs run ,sem
Fns .. 70 extreme, some newspapers
a''as '',',i., .h.. he will make a deelsra,
''.,, ., nesee, and others asserting
CO.. ~ ..' iii postpone all issues until
NJ ",.rv m dictatorship under Won
,.,..,.-s can be established Inc
-. '.., ,r,pd Of opinion shows increas-
.', ,,,rehen.iOn on the part OF the
r;.rsl elements. So, =,
Nv. ~ ,mrms that Or. Michaehs Will
....., .'...sss. for peace along the lines
I, ..v, in the peace resolution
,syxi by the ms'of'',eS " -. ...k-
:, sxi.lis. and Catholic parties seek
= :, ,,,o,i..ions on the basis OF no
''..,,.;ou. and no indemnities.'
May Seek Delay
na. other hand, advices from Am
er;., say ths. Michaelis is only a
sr.u appointed until the govern
W.. IN b. resolved into some sort
tusary dictatorship, with Quarter
,.., General Won Ludendorf prob
nat the helm.
n. sLoksl.Anzeiger" is quoted oy a
ux,hsgen correspondent as saying
N, III. Chancellor will perhaps ask
rd1 weeks grace in which to formu-
ss, policy, though the Socialists de-
nd , statement now, and that he
VII avoid the question Of pariia-
rra-y reform. Other journals are
rur.sin as to the fate Of the Reichs-
y, ,..ee resolution. The Clerical and
liical organs believe that it Will nave
,ls majority, but that Michaehs may
nsa to accept It's terms as his guide
Towsr.s,o the Socialist official or
n,, frankly warns the Chancellor OF
I, dagger Of temporizing. 1t asserts
tat the crisis. which has just passed.
isy fare up again and with public dis
assn.
Gsrsrsl Won Stein, whose resignation
Prsssisn War Minister has just
zee, accepted, is quoted by the Ddssel-
sr "Anzeiger" as stating that many
k'nsns are becoming "faint-hearted,"
vi, Admiral von Tirpitz, according
he sane source, affrms that the
Es.ariae is an effective weapon but
iH1s time"
Lnmemann's Place Untitled
A successor TO Foreign Secretary
lnrermann had not been selected up TO
a-tay, according 70 advices from Ber,,
= Leading German papers continued
.'r campaigns for or against various
7,titstes. The danger Of the candi-
aY Of Admiral Won Hintze, Minister
: Norway, as a victory for the pan
s'rrin, navy and Junker elements, is
f,acisy clear TO the Socialist organs,
ss'ieh Concentrate an attack on Won
tr.ls's record in the Russian revoiu-
~ q 1905. They claim ne encour,,
HN Meholas's reactionary counsel and
1f ohered the Emperor refuge on
Hsran vsrship.
"ari Won Reyentlow, military writer