Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

versity. am keeping an eve on the mat
ter specially mentioned. With best wishes.
Yours DIR w. MEYER"
Letter 90 Bernardo.
The third letter was written By General
Friedrich a. ,. Won Bernhardi. Il follows:
"PosEN GENERAL HEADQUAR-
TIERS. Sept. T. 1915 Dear Captain; beg
10 thank you most sincerely for your
KINDNESS in sending me a copy Of the
New York sun containing my tgo ar
ticies. am glad to hear these articles
will, IN your opinion. have good effect
as far as that Is a. all possible I'm Amer
ica. The advertising manner in witch
they publish things Is. Of course. thor
oughly American 4 private communlca-
ton OF mine has been printed without any
authority from me. have now written
two further series OF articles for America
The foreign office wanted to have the
first OF these, entitled Germany and Eng
land distributed in the American press.
and the other. entitled 'Pan-Germanism
was 10 appear ia the Chicago Tribune.
REUSED Allies Rage.
Il should be very grateful II you could
forward me one copy each OF these ar
ticles. They will certainly have some
sort OF effect. This Is evident FROM the
inexprossible rage with which the British
and French press have attacked these two
Sun articles. They have insuited me In
the most incredible way. However, /
agree with you that military success will
be decisive factor for opinion in Amer
lea. But also England's interference in
American trade will not fail to have a
certain effect hope both win take eff
Faag
especially in the west. where ] expect
there will soon be big attempt to break
through, we have serious and difficult
times to look forward 20. but I conf
IDENTIFY believe that we shall successfully
overcome them. with best wishes, etc.
from BERNARDO.
Please remember me kindly TO Herr
Won Bernstorff"
letter from Albert.
The fourth Is a letter from Or. Albert
II followa, in part;
SAN FRANCISCO ono date) Dear
Herr Won Papen; Wen, then. how ! wish
were In New York and could discuss
the situation with you and be 90 many
THANKS for the telegram, bat my hope Is
small. For this time | suppose matters
viii move more quickly than in the
Dumba case wonder whether our
government will respond in suitable man
ner The Patron also telegraphed that
] was to continue my journey. SO we
shall not see each othor for the present.
in my opinion It need no
longer take public opinion so much into
consideration in spite of It's being arti-
ficially and Intentionally sgitated.
III you should leave Now York before
my return We must try to come to some
agreement about some pending questions
by writing. .
WIN Receive Report.
You win receive then In Germany
long-lntendod report Of expenses paid
through my account on your behalf |
should be very thankful to you II you
would then support tho question OF
monetary advance which you know Of
although know that was mistaken In
my opinion that I acted as your repre-
sentative and according TO your wishes"
The remainder Of the Albert letter con-
sisted Of news about his wife and other
private affairs OF no public interest.
The correspondence seized from Cap
tain Won Papen and turned over to the
American embassy consisted OF copies OF
lctters and summary OF bankbooks and
stubs Later Washington will be supp led
with Photographic copies.