Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-06
sEk CEASES G
AK OF VICTORY
Enth A bout German
Ermy's Situation Filters
Into Fatherland
OPLE LEARN FACTS
f&es Caustic in Comment.
Wolff Bureau Attacked
for Falsehoods
BY GEORGE RENwICK
pcidl Gable to Evening Public Ledger

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Amsterdam, Sept s.
h It all beginning to tell at last, after
. weeks of extreme dullness. after many
desperate efforts TO hide the truth re-
x 9ordtng the Fatherlahd's general situa
q tion? An important section Of the Ger
man press today presented to the world .
zeries of high noteworthy items whicf
Illuminate the whole position in remark
able fashion.
Il The Kaiser. in his latest utterance
: Does not talk of victory by the sworo
and tho annihilation of the enemy, ou'
Ia q message, which, according TO the
\ Iokal Anzeiger, his Majesty has sent to
the city of Dresden, he refers to the
Z 1averity of the Fatherland's fight for Its
fnture, and to the German peoples de-
\ ttermination to preserve their land ana
Dultur by successful defense"
Then the official Reichsanzeiger states
that his Majesty has been pleased TO
confer the Order of the Red Eagle OF
the First Class upon Herr Won kuehI-
mann.
The Crown Prince. as Norwaorts
rightly insists, has out-kuchlmarned thN
late Minister for Foreign Affairs, and
: enally, the Cologne Gazette admits the
serious economic situation of Germany,
and Violently attacks the Wolff Bureau
y for It's falsehoods. One could hardly eZ-
pect larger harvest in day.
democracy Is the necessity of orr
Iife," cries Vorwaerts in great head
line across its front page, and 1t then
deals with the Crown Prince in highly
Interesting article. Why, 1t asks. d!d
4 Won Kuehlmarn resign? And It sets out
9 10 deadly parallel the statement OF the
y former Foreign Minister tha' the war
could not be ended by purely military
hNE hn
Prince m the interview already reported.
Won Kuehlmann's word. It declares
!. s.roused a storm of anger from the Pan
sermans, and yet it must be said that
he words OF the crown Prince as
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= S<rHnahs WHO overture" Won Nde"'i''' III
s nAve now nothing 10 say against M
words' out TO-DAY suen Worus are III
y unitely less effective.
Royal Views Change
..uy. ,,,o,,a n.,.a re;oi.sd 10 ia Junr
- hea ha,ra ,ords fror, tho Crow
nao heara Moras rom nnc C1'H, W.,
1c,".. m,Ii WSo s,d h.iar uo,an,
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oIheIwise' !,
-. @ .une ~ ..e re'il,an s,a so.,raer
fpeecn ABOUT the strusB'e
ny l.wo cohcepuons OF tne WIN ,, srr'
SerMan CONCEPTION OF rlEn', iresuo.,
nonor ana morality, ana the Ahglo-@aAo'
r<'eaehen worship OF money anu ne W.,
oh. Inese TWO conceptions are "leSt
hng with one another and one must o'
completely overcome.
The words of the German crown
Frince In September have not quite I'M
same sound There is room In the worle
Ior al nations. That is something othel
tnan the struggle OF two conceptions. on,
Mnlch must dehnitely be overtnro"h' H.
q -, var,,, .mus a, eon,lasteu ,s 49,. Pan-csr
( fIans who alwavs rs;oiced at the Crow
4 Prince's attitude will raio,ce now.
The article concludas bv pointet
\ con6emnation NJ Tho LANGUAGE of tn,
ofY3cIaJ comrnun,oues 7, savs.
~When for examn,a the town of y
y = evacuated let n not he said that tn,
town Of x now lies before our lines a,
4 II the lines had re,nainad where the,
kuafed"