Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-09

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ing, therefore, to officials and friends
of the president and Mr.. Bryan to
learn tonight that the latter continued
undaunted in his support of the presi-
dent politically although he could not
remain i'm the cabinet and give him
official help on matter of principle
which affected his entire philosophy
of life.
Secretary Bryan virtually had con-
sidered himself as out Of the admins
lratiOu all day. Denying himself to
newspaper men, twice during the day
at his usual time for receiving them,
the secretary thereby aroused sus-
piCion that something unusual had
occurred. After lunchiug with other
members of the cabinet he returned
to his office accompanied by Secretary
Daniels, who remained for few
minutes Later Secretary Daniels de-
clincd to discuss what had occurred
at the cabinet meeting
Talked With Lansing.
| Secretary Bryan was at the state
| department until $3.50 o'clock and
during the afternoon saw Mr.. Da
! Cana, the Brazilian ambassador. A
/ few minutes before leaving the sec
retary dropped into the office of
/ Counsellor Lansing for a brief chat
with the man who will take up his
| portfolio tomorrow.
There is nothin0 to be said" Mr..
| Bryan remarked to a group of news
paper men as he left Counsellor Lans-
ings office. That was a few minutes
! before it had been officially learned
that the resignation had been sub
mittcd and accepted.
i'IhpTp = t11ph CpppulDtiofo q 1rpa1 y
some one suggested to the secretary
WELL Mr.. Bryan responded with
a smile, you know there is law
against speculation in futures. You
gentlemen want to be very careful
iabout speculation in futures, you
! know"
Then he joined Mrs. Bryan, who
awaited him in an automobile They
rode for half an hour, returning tc
their home about o'clock Mr.. Bryan
had Just prepared to go out for din
ner when n reporter for the Associated
Press reached the house. The secre.
tary was attired in evening clothes
and appeared in a jovial mood
MIR. Secretary, we are informed
that YOU have resigned"
where did you get that informa.
tion?" he asked sharply Il would
like to be thoroughly informed about
such an occurrence before | discuss it,
Differences OF Opinion.
| When assured that announcement
Of his resignation had been announced
from the White House. Mr.. Bryan al
once verified the news and asked If
an interchange OF letters between the
president and himself had been made
Ipublc. This he learned had been done
The letters said Mr. Bryan "state
the reasons for my resignation, show
ing that it was precipitated by differ
enCes of opinion as to what course
should be taken with regard to the
American reply TO the German note
! will have a more complete statement
that will be given out as soon as the
note Is sent which probably will be
tomorrow. I'would like to say more
but cannot do IL at this time II
would not be appropriate for me to
make public my statement regapline
the situation until the note has been
forwarded to the German government
There is no possibility Of that being
done tonight because the note has t.
he enciphered and prepared for the
cable / think that It will be ready
for the wire early tomorrow"
What are your plans for the fu-
lture?"
We'll" Mr. Bryan began Just as
Mrs. Bryan appeared at the door to
remind him that he must hasten.
I'VE have only 12 minutes" said
Mrs Bryan.
"Au right, l will be right there"