Oct. 12.
While the European delegates are doing their utmost in the interests of peace at Locarno German monarchists are striking a discordant note.
General von Arnim, unveiling a regimental monument here to-day referred to "loyalty to our military cath which we swore to our War Lord" and alluded to the Germans' gratitude and unswerving loyalty to the ex-Kaiser.
Later President von Hindenburg, in his field marshal's uniform, drove up to the monument and took the salute from the Reichswehr Company and "Nationalist organizations.
The Republican press is most! indignant.
Meanwhile German National and extremist organs deplore the ference and exp-ess fear that the German Delegation may be satisfied with vague promises from the Allies regarding Gerv.any's vital demands, Oct. 13, In addition to -reporting to the Cabinet and Marshal von Hindenburg Herr Kempner -will attend a meeting of party leaders, specially of the German Nationalist Party, where the results hitherto achieved at Locarno will be thoroughly dit cussed.
Oct, 14.
Herr Kempner will return to Locarno to-day. The Conference] will be resumed this evening.
While official quarters insist that the Locarno Conference has not yet reached a crisis, it is admitted that after Herr Kempner's report to Marshal von Hindenburg, which is likely to be followed by a joint! session of Marshal von Hindenburg and the Cabinet, a telegram may be sent to the members of the German delegation at Locarno.
An official has stated that there are two possibilities: Either the Locarno delegation will be told to; straight ahead, or a telegram will be sent that will very likely result in the breaking up of the Confer-
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