The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

history has been raging count great
deal. When Italy intervenes, as is be
lieved certain. her fleet will attack Austria
and her army will invade -Trent and
Trieste and march toward Vienna,
simultaneously Rumania will invade
Transylvania. Thus two new enemies will
attack Austria. and the Austrian army
divided between GallcIa. Servla. Bosrla
and Herzegovina, will have to rush and
defend the western and southern frontiers
wouIa Isolate Gcrman>.
Germany will be left alone against Rus.
STA on the east and France aud England
on the west. VIII she fight unaided and
can she resist9 II is practically certain
that neither Italian nor Rumanian inter.
vention will be preceded by general mob
ilizaton. They will both declare wal
and strike the first blow with the frs,
line troops now with the colurs, Will,
the reserves are being called out.
Prince Won Buelow's mission begins with
Italy's Intervention. II may DE assumed
that lie will know when Gtalys interven.
ton is imminent, and he may oven time IL
so that Germany and Austria will b,
warned I'm time But apart from the mo
tive or preteNt Of The intervention. which
undoubtedly Prince Won Buelow will hav,
full opportunity OF knowing. his prescnc,
here will he Invaluable when the tim,
comes for his other and more importan
mission 20 start
when war between Italy aud her
allies Il imminent and Inevitable.
when Italy's Intervention will he eN-
pected to end the great war and con-
tribute Toward German and Austrian
defeat. Prince Won Buelow viii make
Overtures Of peace Just In the nick
OF time. The King Of Italy may he
asked TO offer mediation and may he
Informed that Germany and Austria
are faNorabiy disposed toward peace.
The Kaiser may ask his Ambassador
in Rome to PROPOSE peace since German,
Will not fight against her ally OF forty
years and more, using the argument tina
enough blood has already been shed. tn,
sacrifice Of human lives has been ap
| palliug. all the world IL suffering tn
horrors Of war and the Kaiser. q tru,
| lover OF peace at heart. feels that Il Il
useless to fight any longer with MAJ
! like the Kaiser and another like Primo
| Won Buelow everything is possible. an,
| the appeal FOR peace may nor hc made
| In vain. while there will De many to bee
| lieve that 1t really came from the KAISER
! heart and characterize IL as disintcrestrl
| or course il remains 10 be- seen whethe
| Italy ON the verge " war can sheath
! the sword and sacrifice ier. aspiration
and her national and vital rights FOR tn
! sake of peace. II remains also t. no seei
whether the ALLIES viii take the Elisc
at his word and Impose such conditions
that peace will he impossible Prime
J Won Buelow may succeed i'm preventing
l1taly's intervention. II he fails and tho wa
continues with the addition Of Italy an,
the Balkans until Austria disappears an,
Germany Is crushed. then the Kaiser vii
not have lost everything. Just ~ sine
! the beginning OF the war ne has bee
! saying that II We forced upon hin
against hl. will. after the war Is over D.
will say that he did his best to stop
but failed. and Prince Won Buclow wi
colroborltc the statement.
Prince Won Buelow's mission to Rom
Is therefor" worthy OF such 70 great man
the greatest in Germany after til
kaiSe-.