Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-13
NO CONQUEST PEACE,
HUN CHANCELLOR SAYS
Warns Allies Against Further I'm
poverishing Europe; Hints at
u. S. Diminution.
rv ssso,iate,i Press to Every Evening

Fy Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam. Thursday, Sept Il. he
rostponement Of peace prospects ana the
likelihood of fifth war winter woRh
EQUALLY on all bclligcrents and not on
Germany alone ia the opinion oi trleurioh
won PAYER. the inSerial vice-chanceiior
IT Germany. IN speech NJ Stuttgar'
.,o,r state debts. the vicc-chanccllor
said arr everywhere reaching fantastic
heigbts and everywhere we struggle
AGAINST the rnroachments ON our personal
liberty All of the hcligcrcnts of Europe
must admit II thev are not Hind, that the
lonCcr the European peoples laCcratc each
other The more certainly will the hlS-
toriral and paramount position OF weak
cncd and Impoverished Europe be lost IN
favor of clcvcrcr and more calculating
peoples.
WARNING IN ron s COUNTRY.
Herr yon PAYER reminded his audience
tha; after four vcaIs the war still was
hong warcd almost entirely on enemy
territory He admitted the boat war
bad not worked so quickly and surely as
had boon hopcd lie added that It was.
useless to dispute whose was the 'au 1t
THO enemy. he SAID. was still unable TO
cnmpcnSatc their losses by new constr rue
tion and declared that the robbery ot
neutral ships almost without parallel hN
the Entente. could not be interpreted.
More troops The nit cd States send,
tbr greater Will IC the need ot shipping
for rcinforccmcutS of munitions and
provisions. Herr Won Payer SaId ne
hllrp M al the enemy army Ivy Nmeri-
cans therefore hears IN ItsCt Its lmlta-
irons
wARN~ en- " FElrNN NnNNsr I
H., argued that tho loss oi shipping
wmtld become fatal ~ Great Britain after
tho War because II would lose l'S sh'plhnP
.,prrior,t, 10 thc nltcd States and The
bnrc ~ rnmpcnsatug themselves FROM
Tho German nrci which still has 10 to
conquered will surely ~ adequate comfort
,pl for the very IN aIematlyC Bnii~hcrS
ContcndIur that inventive gvnus, whirl
already had hrlpcd the Germans over
b,4v, obstacle. would stIlI help them
Herr Won Payer SAID
"lf wc laek cotton and oils our cncmcs
lscl, coal Food scarce hrrr aud there.
bus airrad1 ,huG- havc probably turned
IN utif lavot IN tho east he world again
x ,rcn ~ us for food supply whl" our
err,uir- supplies ~ iaodS'ut'S and raw
materials el,o precedence 20 tho front
.an ter Nmclea : arWCS amt thciv PRO
vt~ienlug
oIrAfAN~ Toy tIrA >~~UELp
Tlc ~pcakot sud thc t'rrman~ havc
o,,i, +, ~, thaf tho war continues to hc
v.rc.i ii forrirn country that the
Crllnans arr hgGtng ior thgr hvc> ana
+hci, homes and that the cncmv only
hol,, i that tho Germans collapse ~
,,,.l1, >nnurr than tbcy Ilc asserted
fla1 the ,ntnlV attempts 70 sow diS"ord
wcr,, unaNalllug and that tho ''orinans
uerc strong enough - reach doGSton
ln our differences ot omnon regarding
economic power and pollusal rights. oven
down to the food question, licfr Won l'aycr
lrood thu, ncccsSltN ot tho Germans hold
mo together IN the hour ot danger, and
said that Disappointed hopes must u,
prevented, justified hopes fulfilled and
actually existing wrongs rpdrS~ed
Regarding the Prlissian suffrage bill.
which he regarded of prime importance.
b, said that 1t is no longer PruSsian.
blit cmlnentlN a German question, and
on It's decision depends tho confidence
which the population places IN the PruSsn
and the imperial government
PROMISES foUAI. sUFFRACr
Furthcr poStponemcnt he said. IS not
permissible, adding moreover i Is my
| Icllof that thc dcciSIor Of thc rrt'sSjan