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Show LUG DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1914 SECTION TWO ‘Saturday News’ Special Foreign Service fairs in gonunay proved eminently The German Kaiser’s Unofficial Cabinet kaiser. during men about the amazing hardly too much lis easy to F say get in that no money Germany as that the ‘intended for the upbuilding of the Vv Von Koester served 50 years in the has kaiser upon whose advice he plunged his country into what promises to be the greatest and bloodiknows ‘est War on récord? INo one who very much of the personal life of the ‘German ruler believes that he has en° so German navy. the smallest of know that satisfactory he to at no previous has the kaiser has the He saw it beginnings grow to a from navy gh ae Germany the outburst following of the The Kaiser’ s Confidants| ie had complete a charge of the higher polities of his country. .Readers will readily Helped Bring on War: (Special Gorrespondence.) are Sept. 1—Who HRLIN, Probably his reign | indignation} now famous. letter to the London Telegraph in which° he kaiser’s personal .interference in| the foreign affairs of his government was plainly revealed. The sovereign: was then popularly supposed to have given a grudging undertaking to lead | @& more constitutional life, but he has really taken over almost autocratic control of the government. Von Fagow came to the foreign office with very little experience. The tween the two friends because of the prince’s unwillingness to employ the devious language of diplomacy. THE GREAT SCHOOL THACHER. The. prince is the successor in. the ‘| kaiser’s affections to the now notorious Prince Philip. zu Hulenburg, who was deposed through the revelations of Herr Harden and the efforts of the crown prince. It is at Prince Max’s shooting-box at Donau-Eschingen that the kaiser spends vacation, and it ceampaigns have two. friends. much of is there been his annual that many planned ‘by the Last in this company of the skies er’s advisers is Hans Delbruck, pro-. S f fessor of history at the University o Dividing Germany’s Great Estate Has Already Begun But Only on Paper So Far (Special Correspondence.) ONDON, Sept. 1.—Now that the first commercial. disturbance caused by the outbreak of the great ¥ Huropean war is ‘ settling available and but Germany it was not counted on considerable, expanding it enormously the developed. as GERMANY’S Here are some of colonies EXPORTS. the figures showing It will to the classés of goods exported. Berlin. It is from Delbruck that. the ‘down and England is beginning kaiser gets his. ideas of world ‘poli-. | take (breath again it is evident that be noticed that they are all goods which tics, andaoe is from Delbruck that the, {the defeat of Germany means the be- are produced or can easily be produced both by England and the United States. of the higher class Germans get S thieae ideas of Greater Ger- | ginning of the greatest era of pros- best eeteR again are from the 1912 rehonors. But old age and long service many. Delbruck is the chief apostle ,perity in the history of the United port: did not mean rest and ease for the such treagainst of the German demand for ‘“‘a po pater | Kingdom, Incidentally it should this war Grand Old Man of the navy. The osnia-Herzegovina y Austria~ tered upon also Chemicals, rain and dves.. Ber, 000,000 place. in the sun,” which is believ every navy league was then in great danger iiueare he held the third party to the bring a lot of grist to the mills of the mendous odds without consulting 109, 000,000 to. be the moving factor in the ve of disruption. Koester took triple ‘alliance steadfastly true to beak super-clever LISTS AMERS By Sees Raa ev ed 7,000,000 or more United States. : one of the dozen ent war. charg e and with his _ genius for Organ two German partners Copper and brass wares ..... 19,000,000 sailors, soldiers, Perhaps the ‘best o> on this It would be idle now to conceal the men-—diplomats, ‘Von Jagow came to the foreign ‘of Glass and glass ware ......... 30,000,000 subject is Detbruck’s widely fact that something like ‘a commermen— fice at a critical period in the foreign strategists, bankers and business Hides and skins, oe olen eee 90,000,000 known words, mae ee ay follows: affairs of Germany: He is above all a ......... 9,000,008 with whom he has surrounded himseif “The German - people,” he said, cial and financial panic took place in Musical instruments land, a work which in ‘another field is coneiliator and he brought his talents “since attaining unity as a great na- England in the first days of the war. Iron and steel ear manufac and who have played so great a part being done in England, although with to bear on the task of creating a betfhe financial situation was handled in tion, have gradually reached the dein the development of modern Ger- much less success, by an equally pic~ ter understanding with Great Britain,| Seientine INStPUMONRTS.... 65, << ,000,000 @ masterly fashion ‘by the government eee termination not to permit the world many. If the kaiser has made a mis- turesque old fighter weighed down by That he failed, in the short time givuh dada Pesse et 9,000,000 which closed the banks for four days, Jewe to be divided up among other powen him, to’ wean the English governecreed a moratorium for a mont take, has invoked the arbitrament of years and thonors-——to wit, Lord RobBS a CEE: Gane Cea N tate 174,000,000 FYELD BARSHAL VON DER GOLTZ ers, but to demand their portion of it. ment completely from the triple entie. aa Awe 38,000,000 and issued a plentiful supply of paper the erts. in and moment arms at the wrong tente was hardly his fault. All who Said to be the Best of the Kaiser’s Since 1871, particularly within the past money fully guaranteed by the whole Boar huh eee sot Gla paw eee nee 23,000,000 years, ‘enormous and productive GHERMANY’S GREAT STRATHGIST. wrong conditions, it is they and not he know agree that he succeeded in imWooden WEP OR Sie:5 wale lel Oras 24,000,000 eredit of the British empire. By the Tacticians. In Supreme Command territories have ‘been dota between the two who are responsible, however ready ie Field Marshal Baron von der Goltz, proving relations. tna whale 8,000,000 time the banks reopened people had BLGGIONY ty tiie y ne hl cacters Of the German Forces on the East- seized or occupied by strong nations. recovered their balancé and now the inspector general of the Second army countries to a remarkable and almost German public may be ‘inclined + Britain has conquered a new empire The extent of Germany's shipping is during the 18 inspection, is. generally. considered by unlooked-for extent ern Frontier. England have Pe in South Africa. America hag aequir- commercial men of upon responsibility the 25,500,shoulder high army officers in Germany as ‘the /months he has ‘been at the head of the weighed up the prospects and to say shown by the fact that in 1912 ed the Philippines, the ve Iswar lord. But not one of the men be~ greatest of the kaiser’s commanders German foreign office. that they pe satisfied is to put it very 000 tons of shipping entered German orto Rico, and im jjands and ports and about the same quantity was The successor of von Buelow in the lieves that a mistake has been made. and strategists. It was while he was her hegemony over the West Indies mildly indee he.end of 1912 chancellorship, Dr. Theobold Von Beth‘ course mit this is contingent on cleared from therm. commanding the German troops on the that faith their and Central America. Japan has anin unanimous are. They mann Hollweg, has also. fitted in with the defeat of Germany, but no one in the German shipping register showed nexed Corea and dividing ManGermany will emerge victorious from Russian frontier that he laid the foun- the kaiser’s well known ideas as to hig 2,752 sailing vessels with a net tonnage dation for his great reputation and it echuria and Mongolia with Russia, Europe outside of Germany and Aus- of 498,228 and 2,098 steamships with a this critieal struggle. Who are these England and. Russia are absorbing tria ‘believes for a moment that Ger- net tonnage of 2,655,496. men who have such faith in the char- is probable that he will be found in proper place in the German system of many will be able to ens against operations} government. ' All who know Von BethPersia. France has pocketed Morocacter, the resources, the skill and the supreme command of. the Even in England, Germany practical: ery united Eu Eiver since the Balkan mann, as. he is generally called, agree Austria-Hungary has annexed + genius of the Fatherland that they can against Russia. that he is a man of high character, To begin with, let us“consider the ly dominated certain lines of trade. Ala and Herzegovina. Italy has thus embroil it in a titanic battle with war the German staff have been aware was though Sheffield is famous all the world taken Tripoli. The Balkan states have Situation at present. Germ: that, in the inevitable war. with France When he speaks in the reichstag or in almost the whole of the rest of Furope? over for its cutlery Solingen probably public he dominates his audience by partitioned the Turkish empire, All about the best customer England had, Of course’ a full list of the striking and Russia, Germany could depend but his straightforwardness and transparsold more goods in bulk, though not in She took in 1912, $210,000,000 worth, these are natural processes. Germany The $260,~pic- little upon Austrian help. figurés that stand pehind the value, in England than did Sheffield. ent a a it. could never be said no reason to oppose them. But in round figures, of ‘goods from Enegturesque kaiser is impossible, but 10 000,000 recently raised was for the pur- that he is cheap grades of pable of carrying- his land. All that trade is now stopped Practically all the she wants her share. of strengthening the German can be named without exhausting the pose oe off their t feet as did Prince Bueand whatever the result of the war pocket knives, table cutlery and razors __BABIL SANDD SANDWYCH. list of men of the highest rank and forces on the Russian frontier and it ow. used in this country were made in Germust be fegarded as gone for ever. importance. One of these, whose work hag been von der Goltz, who has had i é same applies to electrical Bethmann Hollwég’s chief ‘triumphs Austria was a good customer and her has been vital to Germany and whose charge of that work. goods and supplies of all kinds. Metal as imperial chancellor have been in the trade also is lost. Trade with EngVon cer Goltz will be best remem- realm of local government and domeslife Iabors are about. to be put to the in particular land’s allies in Europe has been ham- filament electric lamps real test, is Grand Admiral Von it~ bered by the world outside Germany tic administration. exclusively. German the few e@epered, of course, ‘by the disorganiza- were almost an pitz, ereator of the German navy, the as the man who re-organized the Turk- casions on which he has Pe of all. the called tion consequent on the outbreak of preserve and nine-tenths growth of which has been a constant ish army. Any one who knows any~motor cars and motor cycles used in upon .by the kaiser to lend.a hand in war and the withdrawal of the greater thing of the real conditions that surpegey to British statesmen and peoequipped with German. the larger affairs of tneppetbonnt pollpart of the producing and consuming Britain are ple, and which was probably the de- rounded his efforts to whip the army % tics he has not shone. population of these countries from in- magnetos, although equally good maciding factor in embroiling England in Abdul Hamid into shape will For some years he was assistant and dustry to the colors. For the first week chines are made in England at practhe present war. Side by side with that he accomplished almost a witenaie. right-hand man to Prince Buelow and or so all trade with the continent and tically the same price. So strongly (Continued from page one.) him stands Grand Admiral von Koester, Since the Balkan. war there has been a when ‘his former chief was suffering ven across the Atlantic was a had e Germans entrenched thempresident of the German Navy league, disposition on the part of poorly instandstill ‘because of the danger of selves in this field that. the makers of from a mild form of official disgrace The kalser’s great capture by whose .efforts, propaganda’ and formed. “experts” a write von der Bethmann Hollweg loyally supported! the German fleet and by |:the American motor cycle which: is triotism have made. Von Tirpitz’s warts fats down as a failure. I can only him. In fact, loyalty to both superiorg secret service, which | the fast sivonent ships which she had most largely sold here had to remove Germans’ possible. Von der Goltz, one of the say that that view is ve no means held and subordinates is one of his and commissioned* com-~ their good American magneto Om which |e were told would armed greatest of living strategists and the by any of the high commanding. gen- 1 likeable characteristics. Stock of un- merce destroyers. The British navy has suited their machine and equip: it. with make England man who tried so hard against almost erals on the continent and least of al now, however, bottled up the flee the inferior German machine which insuperable odds to reorganize the by those who have the most at stake FACTORS IN COMMBRCIAL Typhoid. inhabitable' at the securely, and ee Ra the does not suit their engine, because the GRAND ADMIRAL VON, TIRPITZ. Turkish army of Abdul Hamid, stands =“ who have the best means of judgGROWT commerce destroyers off t seas, and British public insisted on having the outbreak of the war, has completely out among the men who have modelled German Secretary of State for the broken ng his worth—namely the German ego to which- they down. There is no doubt that except to Germany and ‘Austria. trade German made Germany’ 8 remarkable commercial the German army which, on paper at ended staff. . Navy and the Creator of the Ger- (ingland was full of spies, and there is now going on under almost normal had grown accustomed. least, is admitted to be the greatest war He is above all things a hard worker heshiopmant during the. past. 30 years Hven the North sea, the Even in ibsomotives and heavy mais no reason, in the Nght of the bar- conditions. man Fleet, as°been made possible by the finanmachine ever evolved out of the efforts and one of his sayings is that. a solhome of Germany’s great North Sea chinery the Germans have been able to megs practiced ‘by the Germans in fleet, which she sowed with mines in One of the of man. Among the diplomats with dier’s life should be all work and no tial genius of several men. do a large business-in' England. This elgium, to dowbt that they would whom, when the war is drawing ‘to & play. It is generally believed that he effects of this genius has been the creaiy ‘first days of the war, is almost has been particularly the case in dealtion of great banks of world-wide inae stuck at nothing to create a panic close, sO much will rest, Prince von ee wonders on the cae safe aS ever and ships are passing ing with public work, where the buying In every important corner of) in England, but nothing has as Buelow, former imperial chancellor, frontier of Germany and that a génu- fluence. nd repassing constantly between Hngauthorities are bound by jaw to accept ed,—except a wholesale round up 0 Von Jagow, present secretary, and Dr. _ine surprise awaits the Russian troops. the world the Deutsche Bank is known, lish and. Scandinavian and. Russian the lowest tender. For instance, ‘the -|@erman spies and secret agents by food ports, The Straits of Dover ‘Yon Bethmann Hollweg; present. im- He has for years fought for the beliet In every important’ international finanare a port of London Authority, correspond‘movement of the past 10 years the police. Many of the spies were found carefully perial chancellor, are the leaders, while that Germany should be self contained | cial ‘Hnglish hijghway. guarded © ing roughly in its duties to the New in possession of arms and explosives. in this war in which finance and in a military sense and should be pre- ‘Deutsche beat has sence and, ob-| 3 and trade with France, Belgium and only last month, To most Germans this In some German houses which were Holland is proceeding without inter- York Dock Board, dislocation of trade will play such im- pared to fight any possible combination tained its sha: placed .an order for six powerful side great fizancial inatitution. is personified raided by the police as many as 250 portant parts, Arthur von Gwinner, ruption. ow on what do the Engof forcés without the assistance of an in Arthur yon Gwinner, its most picrifles were found stored in the cellars, lish mercantile men base their expec- tank lecomotives with the Hohenzolhead of the great Deutsche bank, and ally. The present war will prove how During the and dozens of houses had from 206 to tation of enormous profit from the lern Locomotive Wc xs. Albért Ballin, the Napoleonic head of much his country has profited by his turesque director... How wide an influénce von Gwinner and his institution the same authority 50 rifles. I am told that the police war? the’ Hamburg American line, the larg- preaching. In a. word, ane reply is Ger- past 18 months must exercise will be realized when it orders for dock have captured some thousands ° est shipping and steamship organiza~many’s export trade. That amounted placed in Germany Von der Goltz would be famous as & is said that the annual turnover of the bomibs filled with high explosives, but in 1912 to roughly $2, 250,000,000 and gates and bridges and operating mation in the world, inevitably become writer were he not renowned as a sol- Deutsche bank is more than $32,500,the most interesting capture of all was England expects to gain far more of chinery to the value of at least. $1,250,~ prominent. Finally, in the background dier. He has written many books, beThis work is not completed and made at Aldershot, the great eee but none the less important are Hans it than the $210,000,000 worth of trade 600. ginning with novels as a young Officer Von Gwinner, like so many other of there is not the slightest doubt that with Germany that she has lost. Her station about 30 miles from Lon - Delbruck, the kaiser’s mentor in po- to support @ widowed mother. Prob- the financial and commercial captains will be can-. litical science, and Prince Feurstenberg, ay was a a who kept a high only serious competitor will be the the orders undelivered ablyhis best known volume is a! industry in Germany, has often been celled as a state of war between two the kaiser’s boon companion and ad- “A Nation in Arms,” a splendid barber shop, patronized largely United States. de- urged by the kaiser to enter the govnations invalidates all contracts -be-. viser, and often mentioned as a pos~ fense of universal military service. He eg British "oftioers, | Not only did the ® WHEN, WAR IS OVER. ernment, but Von Gwinner believes that tween their subjects. : sible imperial chancellor. police find there a large collection is a firm disbeliever in Napoleon’s dicus now consider what Germany's Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz is tum that the Lord is with the biggest as the head of the Deutsche bank he of papers containing lists of officers HER OVERSHAS TRADE. fs doing a greater national work than will ‘be ‘after the war. Make a truly remarkable pers€nage. In a with notes on their habits, their ap- witbation pattalions. He believes, as do so many Overseas, Germany has been- even: country where it is an accepted axiom of his fellow German military leaders, he could as finance master. parent wealth or lack of wealth, and no mistake about it, if Hurope wins, Germany as a great power will cease more active in her search for t*ade Outside of Germany the man-in-the that high birth is a, necessary qualifi- that the German army of well trained, their professional abilities, but they In Argentina, for in-~ eation for important office, von Tirpitz disciplined warriors can withstand any street knows Gwinner and the Deutsch found also'a number of tubes con- to exist. She has dominated Europe than in Hurope. of common origin, began his career as bank chiefly because of their finantaining typhoid germs enough, if for the last quarter of a century and stance, she has swept away practically| she has earned the wholehearted ha- all competition in machine tools. and: & naval cadet and. by indomitable number of half trained troops. cial backing in all parts of the world placed in the Aldershot reservoirs, to Despite the fact that Prince Bernwill, energy and almost uncanny. foreef railway and. industrial enterprises infect every soldier in the camp. This tred of Europe in a way which even cutlery and has captured 70 pér cent’ never did. “Delenda est of the electrical trade. thought has forced his way to a secre- hard von Buelow, since his resignation commonly She supplies * ae with the German particular man was courtmartialled Napoleon chancellorship. more ermania” is the motto under which Argentina with 51 per cent of her gal-~ taryship of state. Now for 16 years he of the tmperial fotfeten office, nstance jt is and shot within | an hour. ‘Burope is fighting, and Germany will vanized wire, 41 per cent of her j2>welhas been at the supreme helm of the than five years ago, has been little in Gwinker and the Beaune bank who Talking of the be destroyed if the allies have it in ry, 61 per cent of her household utensils the public eye, largely through his own German navy, an almost unprecedented PRINCE MAX FUERSTENBERG. we the famous Bagdad concession choice, he is far and away the most their power to destroy her. She will period of office in Germany. Nor is Hunger |Unians I am told ave no fleet, and a fleet-is an ab- and 49 per cent of her glassware. nd who are building the Anatolian The Kaiser’s Only. Intimate Friend Six ier the record of his achievements cov- astute Avtemntiee in Germany. Since 1886 Germany’s exports of man= in Turkey, which by common that when one of folute necessity for oversea commerce. ufactured metals, including jee And Trusted Adviser. ered by that statement. It is an al- months of every year he spends with consent will, when completed, have She will be‘depleted of men and she to the British Dominion of Australia. most open secret that had he wished his Itallan wife in their beautiful villa n tehormous effect on .German into leave the work that was nearest his near Rome and he has persistently re' Surrender gian peasant the will. be burdened with a war indem- have risen from $475,000 to $6,250, as dat nate in Turkey. ,nccssesnenvpwoneienstniinusensnin fused to be interviewed On any nanity which will make that imposed by heart hé could before this have been India and the Far East she also has™ To Gwinner will fall. much of the conversation is as follow tional or. international subject. Now her on France after 1870 seem a mere had an enormous tradé. all of te imperial chancellor. . “Are you a Belgian?” Pes. that the fatherland is in trouble, he, work of financing the German empire flea bite. Her people’s savines will ibe ie. present struggle. If : “How often do you eat?” aRve times gone and she will be without capital will fall naturally to England, and, HIS GREAT FORESIGHT. one of the most trusted of the kaiser’s duging course, England is looking to her oe loan of millions of dollars is to a day.” . advisers, will rally to his support, “My or eredit for recovery and future deTt was von Tirpitz who framed the friend America for the share of her taiged on the Prussian state bebwebs. “J surrender.” velopment. Her mercantile marine is law under which the German navy has Bernhard,” as the kaiser always calls Gwinner will be the man to approach The point of this story is twofold. rapidly ‘being swept off the sea. Every trade that has hitherto been given to” heen, by swift stages, overtaking the him with an affectionate ring in his foreign banking houses on the subject. Germany. The Belgians are the greatest eaters voice, will undoubtedly play a large ay come reports of the capture of British fleet. It was von Tirpitz who All this looks very much like dividing * in Europe, and the German commis- dozens of German ships by the fleets part in the framing of the terms of He is an admitted expert on railway surned the German navy department before sariat at Liege is said to have com- of the allies. Russia alone collected a man’s estaté wiside out and made merit the principal peace whichever way the fortunes of: finance and once declared that if the there is no one in piotaly foroken down. Hundreds of over 90 German vessels in the Pennsylvanian railway system were war incline. Black enough to say, even if he believes it, sonsidération in a man’s advancement. rman soldiers cut off from their Sea in one day. Mediterranean that Germany has the slightest chance * Von Buelow, because of his natural run on the lines of the Prussian State It was von Tirpitz who, foreseeing the hoes of supplies did surrender out of ports of France are ruil 0 railways—which despite mismanageGerman ability and an exceptional experience, present day period and anticipating Sir of survival, sheer starvation, knowing that the La he and the ports of England are fercy Scott’s recent dictum that the probably understands more about the mént yield a dividend of seven percent -There is only one fly in the ointmefit© first thing the Belgians would do rapidly becoming ore with capday-of the battleship had passed and yiain currents or Huropean diplomacy and could easily pay twice that,—it in the view of the British business. mae ibe to feed them, would long ago have gone into the tured German s other Ae aide German the day of the submarine and the torman, and that is the possibility that” For the last 20 neal Germany has poe rs as ambassador or hands of a receiver. He pedo had arrived—it was von ps oa May not’ have men enough~ peen forging to the front as the chief to do the work that is demanded. Trade‘ Gwinner will be of special interest minister st. Peterahuee, who, foreseeing this years ago, organcompetitor of England and the United aris, Rome and Bucharest be- to Americans because he is connected ized the magnificent torpedo arm of the Lr PRESIDENT HOFFMANN. States in the markets of South Amer-~ has been fairly good for some years German navy, admitted to be one of the fore taking up the reins at the chancel- by marriage with one of the big New ica and the far east. She has been even in the face of German competi-~ finest, if not.thé finest torpedo service lory. He is a man of the world before York banking families, namely the Head of Swiss Republic . England’s greatest competitor in the tion, and there have been few unemin the navies of the entire world. And all else, a wonderful master of men and Speyers, having married a daughter of Nearly 500,000 men will be Américan market, and she has even ployed. Has Aided Many Americans. finally, it was von Tirpitz who trained diplomat in the highest sense of the Phillip Speyer of the Frankfort-onindustry’ by Lord flooded England with certain classes of withdrawn from of the family.. It a force of enthusiastic subordinates word, who understands to the full the the-Main branch Kitchener’s néw army, although, of goods, such as cheap cutlery, chemicals, who.imbued with the keenness and the motives and considerations that move was Gwinner who originated the idea course, most of those will be disbanded electrical goods, and certain textiles, of creating a government monopoly in genius of their leader, have saved the men to action. which she could make cheaper than again on the close of the war, At pres“4 break the power of oe Jt was von “‘Buellow, of course,who was petroleum German navy from the danger of oneent manufacturers are making every 4 in they ‘could be made in England. The German chancellor when the katser vis- ott man leadership. following figures taken from the official effort to keep their organization intact Von Tirpitz is a large man with the ited Tangier and thereby brought on scheme, en for the moment, se and many of them are manufacturing reports of Germany’s export trade in It was Von Bue- fallen through. bulk .of a certain class of Germans the Morocean crisis. 1912 will show what a vast business for stock, a practice almost unknown low. who inflicted upon France then the which denotes enormous physical BALLIN’S GREAT POWER. there is to be divided up between Hng- in. England, to enable them to do so. ° strength. His strong jaw is hidden by worse humiliation of her recent history, PRINCE BERNHARD VON BUELOW land and the United States.. It may be Trade in almost every line, excepta a long, forked beard so one at first. and on the day when Delcasse, unable It is probable that if the question few of the luxury trades affected by ° well to explain hére that France does “My Bernhard,” as the Kaiser calls some of the sense of to back—up.his protests by force, re- of who is the greatest living German : glance misses not enter into competition in most of the natural economy which prevails in. . signed from the French foreign office were a, - lg Him. Former Imperial Chancellor ‘ and unswerving perseverence German people the the lines in which Germany excelled war time, is good and in some trades, which are the man’s chief characteris- the kaiser made his chancellor a Rito reply millions would be And the World’s Greatest Living and that Russia is an importing coun- such as saddlery, boots and shoes, motics. Despite terrific opposition, von of Prussia. ors and armaments, all of which are \pallin. : a ibert Ballin, directortry which traded largely with Germany, Diplomat. Tirpitz has stuck to his task of getpote of the Hamburg- -American but which will do so no longer. The busy on military. supplies and stores, A COVETED POSITION. ting the last penny possible out of the line, which will suffer So grievously amounts of Germany’s exports to the are working double and in some cases aerman taxpayer. . With consummate There is probably no office in the Ger- in the present war, is treble shifts. Whatever happens.to the t the world his agents are one! +1 various countries are given in dollars skill and diplomacy he has taken ad- man government more coveted than of the world’s greatest commercial constantly gathering information upcalculated in round figures from the rest of Hurope England has made up vantage of every period of flag in the that of foreign secretary. In most cases and organizing geniuses. her mind that she is going to profit Under his on which Ballin and the Hamburg-~ German marks: British naval program. Other minis- it proves too big a job for its occu- management the Hamburg-American by the new conditions which are comAmerica line act. iveton $190,000,000 vers have hesitated in the face of the pant and has been the graveyard of line has become the largest shipping JOHN 8S. STHELE. The kaiser has only one . intimate 124,000,000-| in &. Bel growing charge upon the. German exmore than one reputaticn. Von Jagow, company in the world. aalietewer ple ceaehile encores It has carried, personal friend. He is Prince Max Chequer. Von Tirpitz would not and the present foreign secretary, er the German flag into every quarter of Fuerstenberg, one of the richest men Pee Sa OR GER SR eee 300,000,000 STORY OF CHESTER LAWRENCE. will not take a refusal. Von Kiderler.-Waechter, a man -who the world and, aimost alone and in Germany and the head of the fana even yyas pedaek ... 172,000,000 But von Tirpitz’s work would have proved too big for the job. It is often without government aid, has successBy Nephi Anderson. mous Prince's trust. William II RULON ae vive a'e Se ge oo A's eee ,000,0 0 eee tert been impessible without that of Grand been said that the kaiser is his own fully challenged in every seat _ the treats Max as an equal, and it is safe eee te ose ee aaN a ss see» 80,000,00 Admiral Hans Ludwig von Koester, chancellor and foreign secretary, and PR pHINES sees. Sa eS rene 0 Time and to Say that. he hardly makes a move This is a sequel to ‘Piney Ridge Cot-. president of the Germany Navy league. it could never have. been said with British mercantile marine. British North ‘America Sodan Fe 10,0 00 | tage.” or comes to an important decision In it the completed story of. The tremendously important part greater truth than at the present mo- time again Ballin has refused governeen States Assn.ee Frequently he has without consulting his boon comChester Lawrence, the character who played by this organization in the crement. It is well known that Von Jagow ment Subsidies. TREGREOE hi s5 3 ce wees cS refuseg titles and honors, yet there won so many friends in the. former panion. Frequently Prince Max thas ation and maintenance of the German accepted the post unwillingly and alCentral America is no more patriotic man than this been urged to emerge from behind pook, is told. Chester goes to Europe. fleet can hardly be realized by anyone though he has been foreign secretary Braz On the way he meets. HIS Julia—but Jew. Ballin is as close to the scenes and exert his undoubted who has not: lived in Germany. Its for more than a year and a half he Hamburg Argentina" the kaiser as any one of the Gerthe story must be read to be appreciat- . powér aS imperial chancellor, but on membership of more than 1,500,000 is has made little or no impression upon Australas ed. It is exceptionally strong in conman’s monarch’s advisers. It is known every occasion he has refused. scattered all over the German empire German diplomacy British awit Africa ception and plot and full . se te that the kaiser has absolute faith in of and its 3,500 branches work so well It is said that the influence German foreign secretaries are usualhis judgment. No man in Germany that no hamlet in the whole of the emly judged by the amount. of territory Prince Max Fuersten'berg with the In addition to this there will be aves adventures on lan Beautifully bound in eléth. price 78. primarily to the formpire is overlooked. For 15 years it has kaiser is due they add to the German empire. Sub- has a wider knowledge of conditions many’s trade with her own colonies, cents, in every eoutitry on the globe. e stuck steadily at it, educating the Germitted to that test Von Jagow has been er’s habit of telling the plain truth. He all of which by the time this is printed brain for figures man people to the importance and the a complete failure, but those who have hag a marvellous is blunt to the point of rudeness and will doubtless have been captured by DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,necessity of sea power. Today, it is any acquaintance with diplomatic af- and details, and in every port there have been frequent scenes ‘beEngland. The figures for this are not (Advertisement) second only to that of England. He reached the highest rank—that of grand admiral and retired heavy with only ambassadorship which stands to his credit is that at Reme. However, he represented Germany in. the Italian capital with conspicuous ability. It was distinctly to his credit that during 7 crisis brought on by the annexation _ QUA ALLUSTRATED. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER es aa Be g -4 i songs | |
