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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Severe attacks continue in the German Reichstag against Chancellor Michaelis, with Professor Hans Delbrueck questioning his good faith for failing to answer Lord Asquith's inquiry on Germany's readiness to restore Belgium, despite accepting Reichstag resolutions as policy basis.
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ATTACKS ON MICHAELIS CONTINUE IN REICHSTAG
QUESTION FAITH EMBARRASSING QUESTIONS PUT TO MICHAELIS BY PROFESSOR
Failure of Chancellor to Accept Resolutions of Reichstag as a Basis of Policy is the Cause
(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen, Aug. 29.--Severe attacks on German Chancellor Michaelis are continuing in the Reichstag.
Professor Hans Delbrueck in a speech, asked Michaelis an embarrassing question concerning peace developments, inquiring why, if Michaelis really accepts the resolutions of the Reichstag as a basis of his policy, he neglects to answer the inquiry of Lord Asquith regarding Germany's readiness to restore Belgium.
The professor openly questions the Chancellor's good faith in dealing with the future of Germany, and charges that the Chancellor, through the arbitrary course has seen fit to pursue, does not enjoy the confidence of the Reichstag.
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Germany
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Aug. 29
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chancellor does not enjoy the confidence of the reichstag due to arbitrary course and failure to respond to inquiries.
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Severe attacks on German Chancellor Michaelis continue in the Reichstag. Professor Hans Delbrueck questions Michaelis on peace developments, asking why he neglects to answer Lord Asquith's inquiry on restoring Belgium if he accepts Reichstag resolutions as policy basis. Delbrueck questions the Chancellor's good faith and charges loss of Reichstag confidence.