Evening journal., 1918-10-10
MILITARISM HAS
LED--DERNBER(
Dawn of New Era Comm,
When Germany Must
Bow, He Says
IS IN LINE WITH
MAXlMILLIAN'S VIEWS

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 'AfilitarIsm ba
not attained its aim OF peace by an
neNation, violence and oppression -
peace by understanding is coming in
stead said DR.. Bernhard Dernberg for
mcr Ge man Minister OF Coloniei
speaking at Chemnitz. Saxony.
With Prince Maximilian," he added
"the old German ideal comes 10 IN
fore--not what Is useful but what
right and moral.
such a peace will bring a new er
and new and better times will dayv
for Germany nd tie world. based O
justice in thought and action. A me-
era means a fundamental revolution
ary transformation OF Government sys
tenn for the entire future.
Mllitarism is an expression Of vic
lence without the restriction OF auth
ority. II terrOrizes the entire state life
President Wilson's fourteen old an .
five new points can be accepted by u
II put forward honestly without hu
initiation for Germany. We shall no
accept an unjust, humiliating peacs
The new Ministry IS not only a Minist-
Of peace but II necessary. a Minlst-
OF national defence and, II must be-
the bitter end"
The LOkal3nzeiger OF Berlin say
that two Of President Wilson's point
must be considered reiected-the ser
arati3n OF AlsaCe-LOrraine from Ger
many and the Incorporation OF indd
pendent Poland Of Prussian POLAND
Commenting upon the address by Primo
the ne Germln lmperis
Chancellor, the Tageblatt Of Berlt
says:
All Germany, or at any rate. TIA
great. honest and good German, whicl
IS impcrlshablc, feels that Prince Max
mil.an. in accordance with his duty a
man end as a servant Of his peopls
has done what IS right and necessary 3
Why haven't we learned earlier /
Know ourselves?
A sample Of P3n-Germanic comneu
nay be found in the editorial printe,
N Sunday by the LoAalanzeiger def
nifty announcing that the Germai 3
'eople will to the last drop OF bloc,
lght those whose aim Is to dictate
peace.
'UnbrOke' stands our front ~
nemy land" the newspaper continuef ,
We shall be able to defend ourselVe
lOre easily against an Entente attac
trough Bulgaria than against Russia
hose millions vainly threatened US f.
lree years. Many a fourishing coun J
'yside must be laid waste and hun
reds OF thousands OF lives must h
lcrihced by the enemy II this maxi :
ium OF our concessions does not suf
&c them"
TIE neysr33 somewhat peremp
rily admonishes President Wilson o
allie the "Superhuman responsibility
aced upon his shoulders and q
agesteriol tones hopes ''he vii
owe himself worthy Of this terribu
spOnsible hour"
The Vienna Reichpost writes: "Presi
mt Wilson is now given an oppor =,
nifty to prove his fitness 70 be 1
)rld arbiter. Restoration Of peace do =,
nds upon the sincerity Of his will Z.
justice and establish a new Orda
al excludes oppression and estab
hes a real and lasting peace tn. ,
e Of humanity has been placed il
hands. May the President Of tn
sat American Republic, conscious o
terrible responsibility, show him 4
{ worthy Of that historic task tia
y cover his name with imperishabl
ry."
ne Fatherland party IN German,
sr the meeting Of the Beichstag oi
urday held a meeting and passe3
olut!ons to resist by every possibl
ms the peace offer OF Prince Maxi
ian, the CIV Imperial Chancellor
ording TO a Zurich despatch to tn
hange Telegraph Company.