The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-03
HOLLWEC EXPIRES
OF BRIEF ILLNESS

Ahonbnufd nom rave ID
writing of the Interview Ills err
celloncy az once btgan haranrue
which lasted about twenty minutes.
lie said the Htcp taken by hia molesty'H
government WAS terrible fo q degree.
Just fof word neutrality g.
word which DO war time had ao often
been diHreg0rdcd just for "a scrap
90 pspcr Great britain g. make
wA on kindred nation which de-
sired nothing more than to be- friends
with her"
sn Edward replied 10 effect that he
understood the ChauCtfur's inability
to comprehend the British action. but
that Great Britain attached import
ence to- thc scrap of rnprf b,cHuse
iit nufr hri signature nH Wei Ha
that oi Germany
OW troops have urruutd iuxpm.
bufk and perhaps have aiso found 10
necessary to enter ioiFian territory.
De anld ou August & 1914 "1hut e.
contrary tO international nw France
could wait. Wo could mot na Franco
could invade our lower Rhine flank
which would prove fnni
So We We're forced tr disregard the
protests uf the luxomburg and Bel.
Fiau governments We shnli try 90
make good The Injustice we have com
fniiftd nH Huun aa orr military nafl
has hDcn reached"
nr Won Eoihm1nn Hoilwcr WIS
chancellor uf Germany irom July g.
1909. 90 July a. 1919 Io was sue
rrcdrd ln the office ty Dr George
Michaeiis on appointec Of tho form
or kaiser
n was said That won ucthnann
finliwtn was forced ont ~ nfNrr
Through tho efforts of the mlitaflafn.
hrnird hy UudrnhuG and luden-
dorft 'nrEriv because of his "scrtp
~ paper statement and hia adnis.
sion that the German inveaion ~
Belgium was unjust wha former
chancellor had nn several ocra slows
issued Wttomorfs blaming the mil.-
fnrisiH for tho war These appearing in
1915 nnu 1917. while 500 ihu two frnfa
ureyieus he had Frequently declared
that Fuainnd alone waa rr2nunaihlp
pr Nethmnun HoiiweE in Juno 1919
formally asked tho allied and nsao.
cinted powers to place him or trial
instead Of the former kHisrr Tho
supreme council lEnorrd hia request
His national HctiNitioH bcfor, 1914
were marked hy hia strong onpuaifion
z Co upmncr1tizatlun ~ Germany Nc
was FhnrulY nu'Hnufcn ln hIn definnre
Z nf socialism ard rtie0fed Hny Move
I to make himself and the ofhof Ccr.
mon ministers responsible in the
relchstaF fn tho early stages Of the
b nar however. hs became known na r
/ moderate Late iu 1879 reunrfe from
Geneva efid be- wra credited In airfn.
matte circles there na being rt the
bottom ~ munnrChisf movement iu
IinNor rf both the Hrhrngoilrrns and
HnnshurEH the nucleus OF which was
Iaaid O. he forming in Switzerland
on several occasions during hi.
tenure of office lr won Uethmanr
ltoliw"r threw nut neace feeders rar.
ticularlv Boz 1915 WHOM hr invited th,
allies fu enter negotiations An of
his nvcrtures contained only fh'
VHnuest iuflmntlnu oH tho German o.
titude on pence terms and they ver,
reircted q was during the failure
~ his pcrcP cffortH ln November 1915
that be- endorsed unlimited aubmarin'
warfare
d. won Dethman uoilwog was horr
in 1860. thc son ~ Matthias A. Won
fethmnnn H1llwcF. professor nl civl
law nt Bonn and o. rurdHou 81
member ui the Jewish banking famil,
Of Won hothWnu of Frankfort Iie 49,
educated az thu rforta gymnasium
and nt th" univrrHitica of Straashu.g
Irip7iE and Ncrlln Entering fhf
prusslhn administrative service iH
iNNe ho rocco to fhn position NJ preh
dent az Che province of nrnrdcnhurl
ln 1880 iu 1905 he wuH appointed
y uHsian mlnIHiei OF The interior. and
two years latter became Imperial aor-
retnrN 0f che interior Rud Nlro urrn.
dent off ihr l'fussIau ministry OF stnta
of whirh fht chancellor WIS ura.ldpnt
w. succeeded Prince won HuDlnW whpr
hc became iTuerlHl chancellor ln 1909
Following his retirement from office
ln you Ncthmaun flouWag tonk uf
hla rnHidvure Af flnhrniiunu,t the sn.
iaf" nnHr Fhrrswuldc gr milcr NORTH
or herNn whore hiH death occurred