Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
BY JAMES W. GERARD
American Ambassador Rt the
German Imperial Court,
January ~. 1919, To
February Z, 1911.
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ani tho civil government on the
other has widsncd almost INTO civil
war The same nan told me that
the kaiser had lately become quite
upnthetic and let's events iako their
course
one ~ my attaches has broken
down completely cries when spoken
to, living Ia fierccN hostile atmos-
phere is not agreeable Hn1 ! Wonder
how llng the r,at ~ us can hold
out
The harvest is very good hut does
not provide Tat, and as vet meat
Hut The starving out huHlacss have
always said WIS an "lridoHcgnt'
dream
New men. eighty thousand In this
vicinity alone. arc being called TO tho
colorH
Every one here Ia getting more on
razor edge, prisoners are treated
Bavaria IL getting restless and dis
satlSficd This will not amount 10
anything definite. but II " "A sign
Of the times
went to iicrrlnEsdorff for few
~
in the evening a man rccited u poem
he said he had written about HAY.
Ing bled enough lie was yohem
entity applRuded Quite u contrast
10 the days when the best actors In
Germany were not ashamed to spout
tho Hymn Gf Hate"
The military people use the cen
Horship even against papers friendly
IN . A. 81. a
tainly can hate each other bs thor.
oily and scientifically as they do most
other nations DR.. AlonEQ Taylor
thinks that In peace times spms one
fed this nation too much meat.
The newspapers arc preparing the
people for tho entry of RumRnia.
Professor ------, school friend
Of TiSza'H and nuriRn's who was re-
Gently In Austria, saw Burian and
says Burlan II ready and even
aDNlous TO make an arbitration
treaty with America and also sand
an Ambassador In numbh's place 20
Washington, THIS In out Of my
Jurisdiction. IIr says that tomorrow
or next day there will hc an inter
pellation IN the Hungarian chamber
about sending an Ambassador TO
America
The National Liberals proba bly,
VIII unite with the conservatives aud
demand strong hold on belgium.
II not actual possession OF that coun-
try, hs ono OF the objects of the war.
This union of National Liberals
ana conservatives IL dangerous and
may mean resumption Of unre-
stricted submarine warfare
aNNN "a ~
ono by surprise, neldiman. the Ru-
manian minister here. was visiting
the roigning prince of iiohenxollern
sigmarinEen, brother Of the Ru-
mnnian KING aud apparently knew
nothing OF the danger OF break.
Triumph OF IIlndcnhurg.
To-day Hindenburg is named chief
of the general staff, ana HIS chief of
starr. Ludendorf, IL made uarter-
master general. Fnlkenhayn, for
mer chief OF staff IL bounced with
out even tho excuse nf diplomatic
lllness. This Ia all u great concession
10 popular opinion, 10 not know
where Hlndenhurg stands with ref.
erenee To America, but have heard
mat ne IN n reasonable man. OF
course. here the army has as much
" ""S " iNi'tth "lhilh M the Inf-
eisn office, II not more When /
was at the great general head
quarters. ralkenhayn. although /
knew him, did not .cnll on me. and
lodged me lie did not even appear
NJ the haiser's table whom [ lunched
there. From all this Judge he was
against America on tho submarine
question. also have heard that
when Helfferlch was talking before
the kaiser, In favor OF peace with
America. Falkenhayn interruptaa
him. but was told by tho kaiser 10
stick to his last or words To that
effect
These people here arc now Aery.
Gus and unstrung and actual, be-
lievo that America viii now enter
the war against them /, IL impon-
siblo TO conceive OF the general
breakdown OF nerves among this
people.
l have heard lately OF men ms old
aS ~ being taken for tho army.
zimmerman has now gone on
Vacation his place being temporarily
hlled by Won Treutler rrusslan
to Bavaria. who since the
OF the war has hno,,