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al Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1914.

DAILY EDITION

 

“EDITORIALS.

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has had a good}

The Kaiser

Telephone 98.

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Nearly everybady was saying 4

few months ago that the apart
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done. That this is not so, is evi
denced by the fact that the new
apartment houses are all pretty
welk taken up. The latest to be
finished is the MeMordie Apart

ments, on Second Avenue oppo

site Lynch's store. The location
is splendid, being in an open part
of the city and with an excellent
outlook on

j myriad

the harbor with its
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of

islands and
The

suites consist

three and four rooms, respective-

many bad names hurled at him | explicit declaration, it is now
since the beginning of the war established that it was the Kai-|!¥, and have all modern conve
but a recent issue of The| ser himself who concocted this} "ences, such as hot and cold wa-
Scotsman produces evidence | plan for the humiliation of | ter, bath, toilet, electric light and
that relewates him to the Order | Great rBitain, and pressed jt | handy coal bins, The kitchens,
of Annanais. This is what it! unavailingly upon Russia and; Which contain @ range, are very
has to say about him: Franee. ‘That the Kaiser was|®onvenient and compact, right-in
“The Kaiser's handling of the first. saws Sir Valentine|!ine with the modern idea of sav-
international politics has been Chirol, in an article in the cur-|'"8 all unnecessary steps. There

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a record of continuous failure, rent number of the Quarterly
and failure which has been Review, ‘to suggest in St. Pet-
stained on more than one oc-| ersburg and in Paris the expe-|
easion by duplicity. To sive | diency of joint diplomatic at-
but one example of the Cres tempts to stop the war, and

that when his suggestions fell
on deaf ears, he
ed the British

obliquity of his diplomacy, it |
may be recalled that 1908 |
he: caused to be published in}

in secretly warn-

government of

 

 

the Daily Telegraph an ac-} the danger which he claimed to
count of an interview in which haye averted, there is now no
he stated that he was Great | manner of doubt.’ Corrobo-
Britain’s chief friend in Eu- rative testimony is given by
rope, and that he alone had Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace
prevented the European powers in a pamphilet,~ entitled ‘Our
from bringing pressure to bear Russian Ally,’ which was pub-

1
days ago. ‘The

he says, ‘has hither-
kept secret, but may
now be divulged,’ and he goes
to state the
posals for ‘clipping Britain’s
which included,

lished a few
ineident,’

upon us to stop the South Af-
rican war. ‘When the strug-
gle was at its height,’ he said,
‘the governments of Fgance
and Russia invited me to join
with them to call upon England
to put an end to the war. The|
moment had come to humiliate
England to the dust, Posterity
will one day read the exact
terms of the telegram—now in}
the archives of Windsor Castle |

in which I informed the Sov- |
ereign of England of the an- |
swer I had returned to the pow-
ers, which then sought to com. |
pass her fall.’

to been

on Kaiser's pro-

 

wings,’ besides
the stopping of the war, an in-
vitation to Russia to ‘make a
military demonstration on the
Afghan frontier.’ It easy
after this evidence of the Kais-
er’s lack of moral scruples to
the regard
and Imperial
for

 

is

understand small

which he his

Chancellor entertain

”

Incredible as it! ‘seraps of paper.’

 

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al- |German
Bainter &|

THE DAILY NEWS

GERMAN PRIVY COUNCILLOR
CAUGHT STATING HALF LIE

 

‘QUOTED CAMBRIDGE PROFESSOR as SUPPORTING HIS CASE
WHEN DR. STARR JORDAN READ CON-
DEMNATORY EPISTLE.

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Seldom is a public

in the very act of deceiving the

was Germanys

Boston the

public as

Councillor in
night. It was at a great meeting
if the Boston Economie Club
fact that a Privy Councillor in the
Ministry of the Interior

University Chance

crerman

a California
distinguished Har

or, and three

man caughtyed the

Phe | suffering

out

ease entirely,
but to

face of the

and nothing can be done

Privy |fieht and to try to vindicate the

other tuthority of international law.

I
thrown
think
end of

cannot tell how am

I you

I am entirely

of gear I sometimes

I shall not live to see the

Ithis dreadful war.

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| Boston

“L. OPPENHEIM,”
It was not a surprisé to find the
neutrality in that distinguished

audience swing very posi

| tively not only against Germany's

jand brutality,

lvard professors Dy Kun
Franke, who is a German; Dr. Leo}
Weiner, who is part German an
part Russian, and Dr. Bushnel
Hart, the American historian
were announced to discuss the|
lwar question, drew together the

largest attendance

club's history. One

manifested by

ot

most conspicuous spokesmen

“kultur.”

Dr. Heinrich Albert, the Ger-
man Privy Councillor who has
been the official spokesman for
Germany on many recent occa-
sions in American journals and
before distinguished American
audiences, spoke in the language

of scholarship and with the accent
tle explained and
defended Germany's relation to
the neutrality of Belgium. He de-
clared Belgium's neutrality had
been “practically violated = by
Britain, France. and Belgium her-
self.” He Germany's
conduct by appeal to “the law of
as interpreted by va-
rious authorjties on international

of authority.

justified
necessity,”

He put ehief emphasis on

the yame of Dr. L. Oppenheim,

 

Professor of International Law in

Cambridge University, England,

;whom he deseribed as in the front

lrank of the world’s scholars.

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to the troops, which thus lessens
the demand on the home re-
sources, and will be a factor in|
steadying prices. The sugges- |
tion that some of the flour
should go to Belgium is impos-
sible of execution, as the Ger-
mans would certainly lift the|

’

j thority on international law,”
) Dr.

trembling

 

 

 

That

name and its academic standing

made an impression on the “neu-
* Americans.

Immediately, Dr. David Starr

Jordan, known the world over as
a non-partisan § internationalist,
and who had already spoken,
eraved the jiberty of endorsing
the German Privy Councillor's
estimate of Prof. Oppenheim,
“perhaps the very greatest au-

and

“y
visited him in England at the very
when were
Ger-
yet invaded Bel-
gian We both agreed
that Britain ought not to inter-
But Dr. Oppenheim by birth
and by education and by citizen-

Jordan's personal friend.

these
the

time issues

in balance.
many had not

territory,
fere.
ship is a,German. He was pro.
Basle
before going to Cambridge. He is

At this mo-
in my pocket a let-

fessor in Freiburg and in

still a German citizen.

meni | lave
;

ter from him written since the
war began.” Dr. Jordan read the
letter as follows:

“Dear Dr, Jordan, When we
met last we did not know that
Germany was perpetrafing the
greatest international crime

which has been committed since
the time of Napoleon 1,
the of the permanent
neutrality of Belgium, »

namely,
Violation

“This deliberate act has chang-

|

military

of members in| phatically
incident an
“pe. | the
barbarism everywhere and| whole
the to be

of lawlessness
but also just as em.
the half

methods

methods

‘

truth

of

whose

against
haif-falsehood
Intelleetuals

d
German
program has been proved
the
and the newspapers of the United
Bernstorf! is
utterly and irreparably discredit-
ed. If the reputation of Prof.
Munsterberg more hopelessly
than that of his col-
it

because he has talked more.

deceiving of the people

States. Ambassador

is
shattered
Prof. Francke, is only
Dr.|

himseif

league,

Dernburg has proved

more piausible than
but no less misleading. Dr.
white light of this Boston experi-
his half-truth
shown to be falsehood at its bas-
That this is the fate of every
of
who have undertaken so blunder- |
ingly to American
trality.

ence when

est.

one Germany's Intellectuals

beguile neu-

wise

is ever the biacKest of lies;

right,

But a lie which is part a truth
is a harder matter to fight.
—Toronto Star.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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