THE BERLIN SENSATION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 29 October 1907, Page 3

THE BERLIN SENSATION.

PUBLIC SYMPATHY WITH THE DEFENCE. Berlin, October 27. Herr Horfden's convincing windim*ing up for the defence roused cheers in the Court. General Moltke was greeted with groans and cat calls in the streets. Judgment is to be given on Tuesday. HERE HARDEX'S INDICTMENT OF THE CLIQUE. A REMARKABLE SPEECH.

Received Oct. 28, 11.34 p.m. r> t ,, , Berlin, October 28. Count Moltke protested that his friendship with Prince Eulenbur" was above suspicion. He declared he retired from the Cominandantship at Berlin with honor. Herr Harden, in a two hours' siieech made a remarkable political and moral indictment of the Eulcnbutw ''clique " He emphasised that the Crown Prince told the Kaiser one day about current reports, and Count Moltke resigned neve day. Herr Harden declared that four Chancellors had failed to eliminate the Eulenburg influence. Herr Harden stated tb.it Lecomte counsellor to the French Embassy, who was one o.f Eulenburg's clique, tried to arrange/a meeting between the Kaiser and the French President, on the pretext that a reconciliation was possible. The Kaiser spent an hour or two at Liedenlierg Castle talking to Eulenbur-' and Leeomte. Through a friend, Prince Eulenhurg asserted they only talked of art and French literature.