Moscow, July 9.
According to reports "received here to-day, a gold nugget weighing 3,683 grammes has been found the Altai gold fields in Siberia, "Another nugget weighing, 3,200 grammes was recently found in Kazakstan—Reuter. some of the more serious foreign Papers, the rest of the world press went "into frenzy, malevolent and provocative comment and hysterical Mel.
"The German Government set the events of June 30 before her own people and the world with une exampled frankness, in vast differ fence from our predecessors, not wrapping up the facts which chal-Tenge public criticism with the veil of love but exposing them without any reserve to the eyes of the people that the people may recognize how necessary Mnd right our action was.
"We nave not permitted statesmen of other nations to be calumniated in the German press despite the fact that many other countries in Europe have been overtaken during the last months with political and economic rises, some of which are far more jerous in extent than the quash-Ing of plotted treason here on June 30, How did the majority of foreign Papers and foreign radio stations Feply to this noble conception of Journalism?- which, in malevolence, aFe only comparable to the atrocity-campaign booked up against Germany during The Minister gave example after example of grotesquely erroneous reporting of both foreign press and radio stations. "The English press cultivated the mammoth field of sen-ational lies, especially as regards the arrest of numerous members of the Hohenzollern family and their assorted flights. But the prize wat taken by a London paper which reported that Germany was on her best way to restore the monarchy.
"The Moscow radio had a celebra: tion of its own, holding a mass exetion at their own content. They reported the shooting of the Premier of Saxonia, Herr von Killinger, Gen. von Hammersfin, Herr von Glelchen, the former Minister, Herr Treviranus; tne head of the Reichs-wear, Gen. von Fritsch; Count Helldort, ana numerous others. But deliver me from further details. One's heart stops beating when one takes a glance at the entire foreign press. 1 ask the world if it approves fof stich continuous systematic poison-Ing of public opinion, I believe T speak in the name of the entire German people when I protest and say with all distinctness that the German Government will no longer suffer foreign press correspondents to remain in Germany who, in such a bring about friendly understanding between nations.
"From this type of Iie manufacturers, we turn away in nausea and abhorrence and answer their hysteria cal and pathologic outbursts of rage land hatred only with a loud and
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