Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-07
SAYS These Nations Are Pda-
cipal Sinners and Must Be
Punished Before War Is
Ended.
SEES NO PROSPECT
OF PEACE VERY SOON
Says Allies Have Not Had
Enough and That Teutoas
Must Pound Them Harder.
Still,

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M mo -Thc Ncue Freie prosse pub-
fishes nm interview with The German
Feld Marshal won llndeuburs at his
quarters. which are described as be-
ing "ln one ~ the most important
points 80 the Eusslan-Gcrman front
Tho field marshal began, replied 10
Ia remark concerning his popularity
and his eventual trumphal entry into
Berlin bg saving lauIhiugly.
u am already frightened about H.
IIf / could have my way, ! would not
enter Berlin az an but would wear
civilian clothing and leave the train
40 Koubus ! DO not like to Doe fcted.
'Cuciunaus who returned TO the
plough is beautiful figure. How
ever. my entry into Berlin viii not
come So quickly
CriticiEcs French Demand.
cat present me enemy won't make
peace They are not yet weakened
enough We must therefore keep it
.up further
Field Marshal Won Hiudenburg crit
iclzed the French demands, particu-
larry that relating 10 Alsace- Lorraine.
'If they want IT, he said they
should come and get it,
"Thc British" ne continued, 'ap-
pear also to have decided Go continue
The war II is true that reports come
from India that ought 90 dampen the
British lust for war somewhat but
one must wait aud see whether these
reports arc corroharatcd Great Brit
lain has her Achilles tendon / ann not
referring atone 20 india.
Germany Cannot stop
Iu RUSSIA. also, The emperor and
I Government plainly desire the contin-
nation of the war The most remark
able mme IS chat am these nations do
NOT SEQ chat they are only sacrificing
themselves for Great Britain 1t does
MOI look like peace aud SGD Germany
iclnnot shcuthc her sword
( The field marshal declared chat
Icvory German would rejoice il am end
|verc pul To- the terrible blood-letting
Inut that Germany must carry ON the
war which was forced ON her.
Questioned concerning the military
situation. The field marshal said.
Tactical Position Good.
our tactical position rs excellent
Especially To the east the German
army has reached the most favorable
strategic position conceivable.
Tie asserted that the Russian hu
man material was much poorer thar
lhc first year of the war, thar Russi'
lpould fm the Cups with the reserves
NOW mustered but could not form new
armies. The lack OF officers also wal
IA mndrmcc
Tho Russian assertions chat thet
defeats I'm July and August were du'
Is lack Of ammunition were only poo
excuses. said the field marshal Wit
added
StHl Dcmorali1cd.
"Therc are mo- signs that the de
moralizntion of The Russian army ob
served then has been overcome
IIc said ne did not expect anothe
Russian offensive but was ready fo
one. the nature of the warfare ha'
made tine wan one OF ammunition. TIT
extension OF warfare an over Europ
was Il danger for Napoleon and th
reason Of his fall said The Gcrmai
commander ut it played uo role IL
thc present conflict because of mod
Icrn railroad facilities Tie CONCLUDED
lily saying
II should Do especially pleased q
the destructive defeat Of The Italians
rhis war must not end without tn
thrcc principal sinners, Great Britain
Serbia ana italy rcceNing Just pun
shmeut
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