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Show I limn 0 L U Hornet's Nest Stirred by the Speech of Von Hertling Before the Main Committee of the Reichstag; Field Marshal Mar-shal von Hindenburg Not Satisfied. SOCIALISTS ALSO ARE UP IN ARMS Crown Prince Favored in Place of the Kaiser; Chairman of Russ Delegation Dele-gation to Erest-Litovsk Doubts Good Intentions Inten-tions of the German Envoys. LONDON, Jan. 27. What news has been permitted to pass the German censor indicates that a political hornet's nest has again been stirred up in Germany. A dispatch from Zurich to the JOxehansc Telegram company quotes the Berlin correspondent cor-respondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung as saying that the Pan-Germans are "kicking "kick-ing up a tremendous row" and declaring that Field Marshal von Hindenburg and General von Ludendorff, dissatisfied with Chancellor von Hertling's speech before the main committee of the reichstag, are again talking of retiring. Emperor William himseif has not been spared, the Deutsches Tages Zeitung styling him the "present representative" of the house of Hohenzollern, probably desiring de-siring to show by a parallel between the emperor and the crown prince that the annexationists cherish the latter as the savior of Germany at the last moment "from sinking in the abyss dug by four men Dr. von Kuehlmann (German foreign for-eign secretary). Count von Hertling (imperial (im-perial chancellor). Count Czernln (Aus-tro-Hungarian foreign minister) and Count von Roedern (German secretary of tiie treasury)." The newspaper adds that King Ludwig of Bavaria already has made representations to Emperor William regarding re-garding the political situation which has arisen. Tho Deutsche Zeitung declares the chancellor's speech is equivalent to a battle bat-tle won by the enemy. |