Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

uagically. The president this time
has talked a hit too big even for
those who support him. But we arc
all Of the opinion that the departure
OF you and your colleague is scri-
Gus loss FOR us, Though d majority
OF those present had scarcely had an
opportunity for knowing you person
ally privilege which has been a
great pleasure TO me. yet your cf-
forts have always been especially
spoken Of and more perhaps than
you think. | think, therefore. am
speaking in the namo OF all when
! express to YOU the thanks of all of
us for your faithful vigilance and
unremlttIng hbors under tho most
difficult circumstances and to this l
add my own special thanks for your
attention to my little proposals
Refers 20 Mysterious Proposals
ITS not surprising IN view Of the
Fictitious neutrality % tho president
that the end should have boon put
20 Your work and YOU must carry
back With YOU the knowledge that
YOU have done your duty according
TO the best OF your ability as long as
II was possible, our people never
forget this OF you.
I will gladly comply with your pro-
posal 10 send line from time to
time aud it would be very pleasant
for me 10 receive one from you oc-
casonally, especially If by proposals
you mean such as could be dis
cussed with some gentlemen Of the
German house Of Columbia Univer-
sitY. | am Keeping an eye on tho
matter specially mentioned Win
best wishes. Yours
DIR MUELLER"
You Bernharli Writes.
The third letter was written by
General Frederick A. j. Won Bern
hardi. II follows
"PoHen General Headquarters.
"9.4-15.
"Doar Captain;
~ beg To thank YOU most sincerely
for your kindness IN sending me
copy Of the New York sun containing
my two articles. | am glad 10 hear
these articles Will In your opinion,
have 4 good effect as far as that &C
All possible in America. F'ia advertla-
Ing manner in which they publish
things ", of course, thoroughly Amorl
ran. A private communication of
mine has been printed without any
authority from me have now writ
cn two further series OF articles for
America. The foreign office wanted
20 have the first of these. entitled
Germany ana England, distributed in
he American press and the other en-
tiled -Gormanism 90 was 10 ap-
lcar IN the Chicago Tribune. | should
" very grateful il you could forward
no one copy Of each Of these articles.
'hcy will certainly have some sort OF
fleet This is evident from the in
Npraseiblc raBc with which the Brit
sh and French press have attacked
hese two sun articles. They have III
ulted me IN the most incredible way.
IoWcver, agree with YOU that mill
nry success Will be decisive factor
or opinion in America. think, how
yer that especially IN the west where
expect there viii be big attempt
, break through, We have serious and
itficult times to look forward to. but
confidently believe that We shall
icceesfully overcome them With
est wishes. etc FROM
'BEHNItARDt.
"Pleasc remember me kindly to
err Won B,rnstorff."
DR.. tlbcrt's Views.
The fourth Is a letter from Or Al
'rt II follows in part
Sun Francisco. (No datc).
Dear Herr Won Papen.
We'll then how : wish were in
ew York and could discuss the sit
ltion you and be 90 Many thanks
e the telegram. but my hope is
nall. For this time | suppose mat
rs viii move more quickly than in
g Dumba ease | wonder whether
If government viii respond in suit
Ne manner. The patron also tel
rnphcd that | was 10 continue my
urney So We shah not see each
her tor the present. IN
Y opinion we no longer be need to
kc ublic opinion into eonsidera-
IN in spite Of its being artificlally