Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg's whole speech on Thursday has been received with marked disapproval.
Yesterday he was cheered by the Reichstag for his passionate rebuke of Herr Heydebrand, who is popularly known as the ' uncrowned king of Prussia."
The Chancellor regretted the words used in the Reichstag with regard to Great Britain. Such words, he said, were not usual in a Parliament with a sense of responsibility. Words used in passion and going beyond all bounds, must harm the German Empire. A strong man need not be ever carrying a sword in his mouth. Ho must openly say where forces were at work which more concerned the impending elections than Morocco.
The German Press generally condemns the attitude of the Crown Prince.
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