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THE

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3RD

1919.

LUDENDORFF'S BOOK.

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SURVEY OF THE WAR.

CAUSES OF HIS FALL

Interesting extracts

froin

General

WISEMAN, LTD.

Ludendorff's airs, which are shortly The best TIFFIN in TOWN |

to appear, are already being published in Berlin, The memoirs were written during the General's stay in Sweden after the "armistice, and were supplemented after his return to Berlin. At the close of 1010, he writes, the military situa tion was uncommonly difficult, and the questions of peace and U-boat warfare therefore assumed as extraordinary in portance.""

The General then deals with the peace offer of December 19th, 1916, which here garded sceptically, and the events leading up to the unrestricted E-beat warfare and President Wilson's peace mediation, but he only confirms his own and the utter unces of. German politicians on these sub jects, without revealing anything fresh

On January 25th, 1817," he writes, " the

· Imperial Chancellor and the Foreign Minister paid a surprise visit to. Pless, where a joint discussion in the presence of the Kaiser took place. The subject under discussion was a memorandum to Count Bernstorff (Clerman Ambassador in the United States) dealing with the fresh peace tediatione proposal of Presideas Wilson. After the Chanecilor luid read the ruft of the memorandum, which in sisted on the manange of the status que ant bellum, it was decided that Count Bernstort should be authorised to declare that the Imperfab Government was ready to order the suspension of the -unrestricted submarine war so somni as a basis for a passage of the telegram is here missing) passed tucumamonly quick- ly in the Kaiser's room, where birthday presents are still lying about.”

Generi Ludendorff then records tha after January 9th: "there were no military grounds whatever which could have led either Hindenburg or himself to` change their attitude regarding the imperative tarnessity of the F"-bout warfare,

REVOLUTION, FEARED IN 1917,

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HE P.&O.N. S. Co.'s Steamer

S.S.KHEVA"

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Arrived Hongkong, 30th September, 1519 FROM LONDON, MALTA... MARSEIL

LES. PORT SAID, BOMBAY,,

COLOMBO & STRAITS.

As regards Count Czerfis's declaration- in tots that he only agreed to the U-boat warfare to avoid conffet with German named vessel are hereby informed that Consignees of Cargo by the above Ludendort says: "Count Uzernio is

ere informing hint of something "which their goods are being landed and placed he (Ludendorf) was not them aware of

at their risk in the Hongkong and General Ludendorff greatly regretted the Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's. internal events in Germany in the spring Godowns at Ecwloon, where each corsign. and summer of 1917, and sayku The ment will be sorted out Mark by Mark

and delivery can be obtained as the good suffrage decree of April 7th and that of July fits revealed our weak points to the

are landed. enemy, and showed our fear of a revalues instructions have been given to the Optional goods will be landed here un- tion. The Supreme Army Command, be adds, observed with growing anxiety therary hours before arrival of the

Steemer. sinking of spirits at home. The 'Imperial Gends not cleared within eight days, in Chaneller found no way, unt, and still cluding date of arrival, will be subject to

less power to act.

*General Ludendorff then depicts the political events of July, 1917, which led to the Reichstag's peace resolution and the first tendering of his signation by Her Bothmann-Hollweg, which was not afcepted. He continues:-

After what happened I would no longer regard the Chancellor as a ht man to lead the German people out of the depths of their mental tension to victory, anil therefore wrote. tendering my re signation. Hindenburg joined, me in dring the same. In the menatiaw the Crown Prince had a consultation with the Reichstag party tenders, the majority of whom" declared for an immediate change of Chanevilors or suid it was a matter of indifference whether the Chanellor re- mained. No one charapioned the Chan- cellor, and the Kaiser now. derided to accept Hethano's renewed tender of his resignation."

rent.

No Fire insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

Damaged packages that be left in the Godowns for examination by the. Con- signees, and the Company's surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas, at 10 a.m., ob Mondays and Thursdays,

All claims must be presented within ten days of the Steamer's arrival here" after which date they cannot be recognised.

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godown,

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO., Agente, Hongkong, September 30th, 1919. (1319

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

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"MENTOR"

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Ladendorf says he had no relations with the Fatherland Party, though his work was highly welcome to him in the interests of the conduct.of the war, but the hope that something good might be attained by it was only of short duration. He accuses Coung Hertling and the_op- ponents of the Fatherland Party of havre hereby notified that the Cargo will be discharged into Hoir's Wharf, Kowloon, where ing drawn it into internal political strife, it will lie x Consigner's risk. The Cargo and says that instead of providing those conducting the war with allies the Government took them away without

itsdf providing a substitute,

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POPE'S PEACE. STEP.

will be ready for delivery from Gedown on and after September

Optional cargo will be landed, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the God was were they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Friday. between the hours of 10.45 m. and Youn within the free storage period.

The Pope's peace step was, "in General Ludendorff's opinion, hopeless. Neither did Dr. Michaelis's reply to the Papal

Ne claims will be admitted after the Goxls Note correspond with his views. He con- tinges; At the end of August or at the bave left the steamer's Godown, and all, Goorla Beginning of September (1917) it was sud-remasining undelivered after Oct. 8th, will denly said an opportunity was offered be subject to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be

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"The Bolsheviks entry into Berlin and the silent permitting of their propaganda. from the Russian Embassy will ever re- main associated with his name."

of having lisenssions with the Entente, presented to the undersigned on or before information had come from a natural et 20th, or they will not be recognised. country that England expected of us a Na Fire Insurance will be effected... declaration. regarding Belgium, The

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE peace disenssion leď to various conversa..

Agenti tions with the Chancellor on the Belgian Hongkong. September 30th, 1818. (132) question. The economic union of Belgium with Germany was our aim. I expected that Baron von Kühlmann would make a public declaration in this sense reaard. ing Belgium in his speech in the Reichstag nt the and of Sptember On September 20th. Colonel Baeften had a long con versation with Raton von Kühlmann on

Ludendorff deals at great length with this subject. In the meantime Von his own fall. On the arrival of the Kühlmann was opposed to this idea, and second Wilson Note, he says, an, import- |said, "Who tells you that I am even inant Cabinet meeting took place in Berlin, clined to tell the hor Belgiumi? That which he worked for the organisation i for me decide. For the present this of fresh national resistance. For two horse is not for sale. In his speech of days it seemed as if the war would be October 9th. Von Kühlmann did not speak continued. Hindenburg issued an army of Belgium, but of Alsace-Lorraine, and order in which he most sharply condemn- the integrity of German territory. Thereed President Wilson. It was this army was no longer any question of a prospect order which, according to Ludendorf's own account, really in the end brought Kühlmann's statement in the Reichstes about his fall. The ex-Kaiser declared that war could not be ended by a purely against this command on October 19th. military decision was not the only factor Ludendorff felt he had lost the Kaiser's in bringing about his retirement, arcard confidence, and tendered his resignation, ine to Ludendorfi. Another, and the which Wilhelm accepted with the words, finally determining factor, was his ner-Your departure will make it possible sonal attitude. In those daye Ludendorf had neither time nor inclination to mix for me to create a new State with the belp of the Social Democrata." There himself up in these matters, He. "termin Kühlmann a type of German diplomalist upon Ludendorff went to Hindenburg, to whom he emarked, In a fortnight we of the post-Bismarck period, and says: ball no longer have a Kaiser.”—Bester” a

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