Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
BY JAMES w. GERARD
American Ambassador nj the
German Imperial Court.
January ~, 1919, 10
February I. 1917.
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delivered themselves on mercy ana
raised their hands. tp prove thriE
hubmiDsIuu Both the prussWn and
thc HHvHrihu crown princes have
expressly ordered tp mako no ptis-
uu,ra Go spare ammunition and 10
dispatch the surviving by steel and
bayouct iIaE the order been for
gotten. issued bv the kllEcr iu the
beginning ~ tho Germau-C China cX.
pcuIuou. to deal with the Chinese
like the Huns. TO destroy and am
nihilatc every human craeturc, both
mon and women ana oven innocent
chlldron'
outs aulerit Gaochcs dc sodI-
tlOne quaoronteaF
"Unus pro multiH.
-, S.--The war would be- decided
and peace restored ius soon AZ the
O. g. A. government would Intervene
lu favor .ut humanity liberty Mud
civilization Down with tho Irua-
sian tyranny
Thc Germans win do nothing
about Belgium Tho dcportatious
were u military measure. demanded
by Ludondorft, who constantly fears
Ia British landing on the belgian
coast.
A man who called on Won Tirpltk
recently was told by Won Tlrpiu that
he, Won Tirpitz, was watched like "A
spy and all his letters opened Won
Tlrpitz said that liindenburR wHS the
ToA ruler Uf Germany. that anything
Bcthmuun said WAS censored by nm
dcuhurg ana that llindeuburg was
now against reckless submarine war.
but that any substantial defeats In
the field would make him change his
mind Won Tlrpitz said that the kai.
ser was losing his mind and spent all
hts time praying and learning He
brew
Tho food situation grows worse.
Potato cards must now ho presented
IN restaurants and hotels. doubt II
potatoes can last beyond April
There ls food In Itumania, hut much
viii 40 To the troops, Austrian and
Turks, the railways arc su used by
troops etc. that IL is doubtful II any
food from there can reach Germany
for months.
IicstIcss pays In Bcrlln.
All apartment houses In Berlin are
closed at 9, and lights ia halls eNtin-
EulHhcd Theatera close at 10 ana
movies also. There IL want OF coal,
due u lack Of transportation.
The presidents address to the sen
ate yesterday (JaJnuary p, 1910 u
Hplcndid | don't know yet how II
win he taken here IL u 10 published
IL will give the German people some
thing tn consider.
rnucnrds showing Zeppelns In
the act OF numbering the Aleeping
b1hioa of an enemy city are distrlb-
uted mere with pride.
a. RFnIninflnNH
have Impressed on me lately the re-
newcd danger OF submarine war
fare. The American correspondents
are not allowed 10 send out the hatc
~ America speeches and articles.
Cyrn Brown OF tho world says that
last week so per cent OF the matter
he sent was cut out by ConHor here,
The new l-boat campaign viii so
along the armed merchantmen limos
and an endeaVor will bo made to
force or get us In some way To
recognize that ap armed merchant
man is the same as warshlp and,
therefore. may be fired on without
notice. II is tho old story, but more
subtly presented.
Food situation moro and more
serious, riots lately IN two markets
IN Berlln.
Have not yet received passes to see
the DelEihnH
Undoubtedly Ludendortf IL tho
real dictator of Germany today.
what he thinks about America may
bo Judged from tho circumstances
before Colonel Kuhn's recall
The nearer I get to the situation
the moro I consider the presidents
peace note an exceedingly wise move.
II has made II very difficult for the
teEJorists here TO start anything
which viii bring Germany In con
flict with the United States.
The chancellor, Zimmerman,
Stumm. have all ridiculed the idea
that Germany will so back on her
Sussex pledges; but N she Hoes,
then tho peace note makes II easier
for America to enter the war on the
allies side with a clear conscience
and the knowledge on the part OF
the people at home that tho presi-
dent did everything possible to keep
us out of the mess
q End OF Mr. Gerards Unpublished
Diary)
kultur Of khlscrdom--thc German
Soul.
The Older l grow the more Il
soems 60 mo that all men are alike
and that they h3Af been alike at all
periods Of histshk capable ot the
same development and differing
only IN environment
/ do not believe for example. that
any mystery II concealed behind tho
faces af tho peoples OF the east
Once ! asked Soughinmoura. my col
league In nerlin, ambassador of Jl-
pan, whether tho japanese were IS
much subject 10 nerves as western
peoples lie answered 10. the affir-
native, but said they eSra taught
from infancy 20 control their nerves
asked him how, ana he said the