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 Rh and farmers be shed? Shall one insane crime be purged by another even more insane? … The Austrian ultimatum may be the torch that will set Europe in flames at all four corners.

"For this ultimatum, in its form and in its demands, is so shameless, that a Servian Government that should humbly retreat before this note, would have to reckon with the possibility of being driven out by the masses of the people between dinner and dessert. …

"It was a crime of the chauvinistic press of Germany to egg on our dear Ally to the utmost in its desire for war. And beyond a doubt, Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg promised Herr Berchtold our support. But Berlin is playing a game as dangerous as that being played by Vienna."

The "Leipziger Volkszeitung" wrote on July 24th:

The "Dresden Volkszeitung" said, on the same day:

The "Muenchener Post," on July 25th, wrote: