Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-06

Harvard University; Prof william N.
Stone. Co.umpia University; Dr. Ed
mund Won Mach. Cambridge, Mass. !:
DR.. Auth von lBriesen. Prof. John w.
Burgess, Newport. r. l.; Prof. Eugene
Smith. Columbia University; Prof. II.
G. Sanboth, Vanderbilt University ;
Prof. ]. @, Mcdonald, University Of
Indiana; Prof. Ferdinand Scheull, Tn
sversity OF Chicago; Il. c. Richardson,
Princeton Univ versNy; Prof. Kunc
Francke. Harvard University; Prof
George b. Mcclellan. Princton Univer-
sity: Prof A.. b. Faust, Cornell Uni
versity: Prof. Morris Jastiow. Jr.. I'm
ivcrsity OF Wisconsin,; DR.. Waiter s.
McNeill Richmond Va: DR.. David
Starr Jordan, Bcrkley, Cal; Peter s.
C rosscup United States federal Judge !:
Figh'a-d Park. H.: Richard Berthold.
ST Louis; Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart.
Harvard University; DR.. H. c. Hexa-
mer. Philal,lohia; Charles Nagel. st.
Louis: OSWALD Garrison Willard, New
York Evening Post; William Randolph
Hearst. NcH York American; Bernard
Ridder. New York Stats Zeitung;
Edward A. Rlsncly, New York, Even
York; Frank Harris, No. g.. Washing
ton Square, New York; Rob l, Ford,
Frecmans Journal, New York; Rev
Father Thirney, American Catholic
Weekly, New York: Max A, Helm,
New York. and George S. viereck,
New York
Dictates Replies to Bryan.
Besides this list, Mr.. Bielaski also
presented supplemental list Of
he said C.rman propaganda matter
was mailed but who were not believed
friendly TO the cause. This list tn.
committee decided to withhold ffrom
the record.
Mr.. Bic aski produced letters DR..
hale wrote to DIR. Albert, German pro-
pagand:st, advising how notes written
by Secretary bryan dur,ng the Lusi-
tania controversy should DC answered.
Associated with the German propa-
garda organization was DR.. X. T..
F'uchr, n former consular official in
the Orient. DIR Fuehr's diary notes
were read telling of conferences be-
tween DR.. Hale and Won Bernstorff
accompanying DR.. Hale was Louis u.
Edwards. also sent by ,ir. Hearst, ,>vilo
later discovered DIR. Hale still was in
the pay of the German government. /,
rs there any evidence to show tina:
Mr.. Hearst knew DIR. Halo had con-
tract with the German government"
asked Senator Overman.
No On the contrary" the witness
replied, "Bernstorff's diary showed
HeSFst did not know
To smussls otiieial Dispatches.
4 prisoner named Weunnenberg, at
Atlanta penitfntiary. convicted Of esp-
tonnage, according to Mr. .Bielasl<i, in-,
formes tie department Of Justice that
In going to Germany special mission
OF Dr. Hale was to arrange in trans
lhtttng bis news dispatches to include
geA for German Officials in this
Mr.. Bielaski was interrupted
to ask II the German agents in this
county had ever succeeded in swerv-
ing any government official, and he
NO. it is remarkable record. The
German always thought that by get
ting someone inside or high up they
could do something. The record shows
no American official ever was seduced'
II We except Congrt tssman Buchanan,
OF Illinois. who got mixed up with Won
Rintelen in labor'sspeace council
] In 1914 Bernstorff wrote a letter to
Albert Eon Dernburg in which he said
the Washington Post was offered to
him for s?.000.0O0. This offer was made
he said, with the understanding that
the Post owners would buy the paper
back at the end of the war for $780,
BOO.