VON KUHLMANN'S SUCCESSOR

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 255, 16 July 1918, Page 5

VON KUHLMANN'S SUCCESSOR

] PRESS OPINIONS ON VON HiNTZE t PROTEGE OF VON TIRPITZ'S ■/ . CLIQUE 0 i London, July 13. Tlio newspapers in London consider the ' appointment of von- Hintze a distinct ' gain for the Allies, as von Kallmann's ■ policy of compromieo was more danger--0 oils, because it was more feasible than c tho reactionary idea for crushing the Als lies. A telegram from Amsterdam stales that 3 there is uneasiness in Holland as the result of von Hintze's appointment, which is reflected in the fall of almost all se--1 curities on the Amsterdam and Rottor--0 dam Exchanges. , Tho "Berliner Tageblatt" says that, l" despite all official assurances to .the cona trary, von Hintze's appointment is a s triumph for the von Tirpitz clique, and 1 is well recognised as such at home and abroad. j The "Vorwacrts," in contributing in- . spired reports, asserts that n. change of j policy is impending, will produce 0 an absolutely devastating cfi'ojt on German interests.—Router, t Paris, July 13. 5 French commentators predict startling j performances froin von Hintze, as ho is a willing tool of the military party.— B Bouter, } TWO APPOINTMENTS. (Eec. July 15, 7.25 p.m.) 1 Coponhagon. July U. 3 The "Vossischo Zoitung" states that ' von Oembusscho, Foreign Under-Sccre- ! tary, will succeed von Hintzo at Cliris- '' tiama. Herr 'Rosenberg, who was con- ' nected with tho Brest-Litovslc negotia- ' tions, will succeed von Mirbach at Mos--5 cow.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn,