Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
IupcriaI Chancellor Says a. Long a.
Allies Insist on Destruction War
win lie Continued
PEACE TERMS REMAIN SAME
In Reply to popr sun
Held 10; HintEc supports Policy
Of Head OF Cabinet
REFORMS TO BE PUSHED
Promises for Economic Changes arc
Renewed; Speech Answer tn
Kuchlmann.

IONDON. July 10 There Is tho
closest union between the political
lenders In Germany and German
army leaders regarding their roail.
ness 10 receive peace proposals from
tho allies N they are offered Iu a
spirit Of sincerity. This statement
was made In the relchstar hy I'm
porial Chancellor Won Uert'Iug.
says an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen.
The program Of Gcrmauvs for.
eiFn policy the chancellor added.
was laid down In Germonys reply
10 the papal peace note and n would
be adhered to That would be- q
righteous peace and Germany has
not and Will not change her policy.
80 long as the idea 0r destruction
waA expressed In speeches in allied
countries
The recent utteranccs OF President
Wilson and Foreign Secretary bal
four. he continued. forced Germany
to continue the struggle
Hintrc Follows Suit
Admiral Won Hiutzc slle new Ger
man foreign secretary In succession
70 Won kuehlmanus made a bind
| ing declaration % Count Won Hertz
| ing that he was willing in every
way to follow the imperial chan
cellor's policy
Chancellor Won Hertlinr told the
| reichstag main committee that the
government intended vigorously 10
/ prosecute the reforms already be-
gun. He commented on tho prob
| lens In the east and In the west
and concluded with remarks on the
governments future program re-
gnrdlng the declaration made In No.
vember. 1917, which had been ac-
copied by a large majority IN the
reichstag The change In the for
eirn ministry. the chancellor said.
was not caused by any real differ
ences OF opinion. hut arose out Of
personal discussions revealing mat
ters which should not be made
| public
According 20 German official
wireless message received here the
imperial chanccllos. said
81 maintain the standpoint of the
| imperial reply 10 tho peace note NJ
which inspired this reply has. IN
I tplFtu me nut hVN'N 'll"l 'lA'
spirit must not give our enemies
free conduct Tor an intermlnable
continuation Of tho war
Blame on Allies.
what have We lived 10 ser. how
ever? While for years there can
have been no doubt whatever OF
our willlngns 20 hold out our hand
toward an honorable peace. We have
heard until these last few days in
citing speeches delivered by enemy
statesmen. President Wilson wants
war until we are destroyed, and
what Mr Balfour. the British sccre-
tary OF state for foreign affairs. has
said, must really drive the flush Of
anger to the checks Of every Ger
1--WE feel Tor Tho Sonor Of our
fatheriand. and We can not allow
ourselves 10 he constantly and
openly insulted In this manner, and
behind these Insults In the desire for
our destruction As long as this de-.
sire for our destruction exists We
must endure, together with our
faithful nation.
II am also convinced know II
that In the widest circles of our
nation the same serious feeling
exists, everywhere As long as the
desire for our destruction exists. We
must hold out and We will hold GU,
with confidence I'm our troops. In
our army administration and our
magnificent nation, which bears so
wonderfully these difficult times
with their great prIvauons and con
tinuous sacrifices"