The Pensacola journal., 1919-07-28
G hanc e11or Maxirnillian
Charged With Treachery
in Announcing Wilhelm's
Abdication.
KAISER HAS NOT
RENOUNCED CROWN
Clenenceau Arraigns Hun
garians and Tells Them
Blockade Will Stay Until
Bella Kun Goes.

Berlin, July 27.-(Associated Press)
This mornings Pangerman news
papers i'm Berlin make a feature OF a
five column expose of occurrences in
connection with the outbreak of the
German revolution last November. in
Guiding struggle at German great
headquarters at Spa November 3 last
ing nearly twenty four hours to in
duce Emperor william to abdicate.
Material is adduced to show that
Prince Macmillan, of Baden, then inn
perial chancellor. finally took the ini-
tiative and gave the Wolff bureau an
official statement that the emperor
had abdicated as emperor and as king
of Prussia, although 1t Is averred he
has done neither and never has re-
nounced the throne of Prussia Prince
Maximilian 1t is declared. took the
step out of misguided patriotism in
an attempt to subdue the revolutions
ary movement which was rapidly get
ting out of hand. and by it forced
the emperor's advisers to hurry him
away to Holland The Pangerman's now
charge the former chancellor with
treachery.
November thirty. last the new Ger
man government announced that VII
liam Hohenzollern had formally abdi-
Gated two days before that.
Paris. July zT-A strong arrafgn-
ment OF the present Hungarian gov
ernment is contained in the allied
statement issued Saturday In which
the Hungarian people are informed
they can obtain the removal of the
blockade and receive food supplies
only IL they GUST Bella Kun. set up
as truly representative OF the gov
ernment. A statement given out by
Premier Clemenceau in the name Of
the peace conference also says Bella
Kun's government 10 not only broken
but that the armistice to which Hun
gary was pledged, but which at pres
emit she Is actually attacking is friend
" to the allied powers. 1t also says
all foreign occupation OF Hungarian
territory. defined by the peace con-
ference. will cease az soon as the terms
OF the armisttce have. I'm the opinion of
the allied commander I'm chief, been
satisfactorily complied with.
Berlin. July 27.-Former Imperial
Chancellor Michaelis. I'm a long declar-
alton published In the Taglische Rund-
schau. disclafms responsibility for re-
fusal OF peace overtures In 1917, at
trfbuted to him by Vice-Premier Erz-
berger. Friday
Michaelis says the proposals was laid
before him In September and not In
August. He discussed them with For
eign Secretary Won Kuhlmann and re-
quested the emperor to call q crown
council. in the presence of the supreme
army and navy authorities. This was
held September IL and resulted in
what is summed up by the emperor in
q memorandum saying: Annexation
OF Belgium is dubious. Belgium could
be restored. The Flanders coast, 1t is
true. fs very important and Zeebrugge
must not fall into the hands OF she
British, but the Belgian coast alone
could not be held. Close economic
union of Belgium with Germany must
be brought about. Belgium has great
est interest I'm this" VI
The former chancellor explains that
he arranged to make soundings through
suitable persons that prerequisites for
were recognition Of Ger
many's territorial integrity. restora-
tion OF German colonies, abandonment
OF economic war and no indemnity. He
fault.
st. Germain en- Laye, July 27.-Chan-
celior Karl Renner, head OF the Aus
trian peace delegation, returned today
from a conference with Austrian gov-
ernment Representatives near the Swiss |
border and formulated a request to
the peace conference for more time to |
reply TO the second part of the peace |
terms communicated to the Austrian |
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