Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19

! 'nu ldh' NeruuH. Inc lHNtSloH VI
England is probably regarded by the
Germans as impossible, while it is in
credible to those who know the
ground that drive for Calais. or on
Paris. could now succeed. Ncrdun
is not SO invulnerable, but 1t is diff
ficult to think that victory here
gained at frightful cost, would force
France to her knees or prevent the
general allied offensive.
pr;,os In tho w,.,
'
Military men in England and
France are divided on whether the
Germans will strike east or west. All
admit the greatest prizes are to be
; FOUND IN the west. many believe the
lmpossibility of victory in the west
is clear to the German staff. and
point for proof OF thtis to Gormany's
citort to get a separate peace with
Belgium and shorten her lines to her
own frontier. Assuming that Fal.-
enhayn regards as lmpracticable the
iour western blows which he must
nave considered, two courses are
open to hir in the east
one is to push by Hindenburg
,hIough hlEa along the railway go
,uil.S To ietroBrad' supported by the
nlIh seas rect whlGh' II II abandoned
'he protection oi the German North
SEA coast 20 mines: aupina'lhes ann
coast d'iohces might De apIe I"
rec thl ,iuii OF rlillahu ana destroy
The second nossibilitv Is a march
down the Dniester to odessa. rms
a'tcnipt mas several adVah.aScs u.
Herillah eyes !, cou,u ne currlen gu.
III the hlplh ny Nus'Ip uhsa' '"u
troops as an at,nch III tns i.oitn oi
III the "CSt c"uIu not anu IL Wou'u
II SuccTssiul result IN an una
poh'i,al iipH' ~ "oulu plins
lilt9 'er"liin , hanus ,ne hrcae Eran"
IoS!"h oi 'NusSi'' anu her SIci,.s' ,.' sr'-
port, anchor 'h' ,'eriilah rlSh, VIE
uPon We sea' hhu secure ci.her 'ne
moutranty or !r, th' ari'leu suPporl u.
,,ullailla. !, IN. Nuss,ah pfoN'nce ~
''sSdrapla ~ Ilc o,,e WHICH ""u'u
We 'ohpucreu III suvn ,'larch' az"
,IlS p.oNlice ~ ii'llap'teu ny one mn III
non Nui,iaHS anu was .o,n IRON, nv
mama py huSsta III $50 Nouiu
nustro-berInah armies first separate
isu''"hln iio.i cpnl't'tiol WIN ~.
Sa. thch "it"r Hcssarania ior sup.
port; the statesmen Oh huchaIes.
Wouiu ne iorceu 10 give up ."ei.
ureah OF anheNinE lrahsyiNahEt III
hungary inc pohticai aspect oi tne
s,tua'loh wouiu Hlake tne uol',i'al. s'
MasNars u" fiuhgraN eh'husiast'C loi
an 'utSSa eNr'uI'iou, 'nouSh i%uhe %
warm hpout nioWs s,ruch eise"here
LOT hungary ic"'S hu''ia''"'
Nav he POstpOned
me great piow OF tne a'nes WnicI,
Is IN preparation may pc postponed
ny Inc war hoard on purpose uhtii
the Germans. lmpelied ny internal
polltics no less imam ny mih'ary situa-
uon' weaken tneIhseiNes III .nelr gen %
eraI a''ack' a possipi,Ity "'ucl uis
cussed IN poiiticai circles ~ that tne
nciii""s' ~ nInttu u! nn,hun
iloHWes' WIN s'a"u On lne ucienSlNe
on an 't"nlS anu no. at'e,hpt "ho,ncl
great cainpaish' nut niHitary men
scout mus NieW as ,oro,nn 10 'hr t' wi,o'e
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ueri'lan ptople! anu soii'e acnie .,
merits whicn can ne .iuiipe.ea @ , h to .'te III
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not able To create diversion.
IN inc tlrst winter on War. the nus
s'ans were driven oul oi WcStcrh "a
hcia, ana al'nost los, warsaw pc
cause troops were sent from the west
front To iiindehpurE' Accoruing 10
views prcNaillhg now the huss'"hs
snoulu not nave pressed on Iraco"'
aiter the SITUATION had resolved into
trench deadloCk IN the west without
Nranglng win FRANCE ana Engiand
mat theN should attack violently on
thelr front as soon as troops were
wlthdraWn TO meet the eastern
menace To the central powers.
The great drive or the Germans in
May last wear. whtch lasted hve
months and cost the Russians more
than a million men. might have been