The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-20

not tolerate the weakening or desifnc.
ton NJ liuu. e. LOrd llaldnne Ind iol1
mo this soon nitor my arrival. Every
p,. 'on IN Authority sSprcsscd himself u
England Friendly In July, 1914
WhrT the nsebas0ulllou of tho Austrian
nrchduil, occurred, the English press
was Guiet ~ first ana friendly N Aus
iDH' Prince LIDhuOWhEH Fn}s But Wh'h
tho Austrian utimntum ~ Serbia was
Known. u, pfrga condemned n "Thc
whole world. outside Of Berlin Hnd Nlrn.
rl. realized that i. meant war, ana %
world war. zoo Th" EnRirh fI'ol "hlrg
happened lO hHyr bcou holding naval
ftyItw, was mot dpWuhillZEd DO Tho ffIi .
.sh gugpIuw,ri mhufrd 10 make the Fer.
IItu reply ,unrIluiOry, and 'lh" serbian
HrsW,r wa 100 Keeping Win tho british
,fIurfs EIr Edward Grey ih'u pro.
posed hOH uIuu ui mediation upon ne TWO
points which Serbia had udNwh"ily con
,.drd Prince Llohnowsky writes mi
I,mbou rr0w lrIur"J MARQUIS IWpr-
ull rrDn lh}I. mud ! we're 10 meet
with Sir Edward 100 the chair. Hud n would
nave been 'ut. 10 work ont a fOiuulh
for the Debated points. wh.'h had 10 20
with tu-0u,rlfIuu ~ imperial and royal
officials Iu the inquiries 10 be- conducted
a. Belgrade ~ the exercise of good
VIII oy,rE thing could have been settled 10
ono or two fiilInRs, and the mere &C
rrpt1rur ~ the British proposal Woull
IH.N 1f|.fhNl me NIfNIU H'll INI'IfI IUl
proved our relations with England /
seconded this rIhu with all wy energies
ll vain Wav told tby I'prlnj ihHi u
would u' against III" dignity NJ Ausi'li
M ,ourHc, Hll tliai was needed Na7 one
hIu from Berlin tO count E.f'htnll ono
Austrian foreign mlnisieD D." would
ltyo Satisfied himself with diplomatic
triumph Hnd roWrd on The f'rhlan IN
rwtr That Mint WIS never given ON
mo CONTRARY pressure vas brought in
favor Ot war
Berlin insisted on War
"Arcr our refusal Fir Edward asked
us to come forward with our proposal We
insisted on war no niher answer 'oul1
I get from Bcrllm than that ~ Vash Coz
! l.sah ,ond,3rcrsiOu On the part ~ Aus
trla not 20 contemplate any acquisition
Of territory Sir Edward justly pointed
out that one could reduce a country 20
yazsalagc without acquiring territory
| that Russia would see this and reRad N
as a humiliation not 10 be put up with
The lusfr.u,n grew stronger and stronger
that ws were bent on war Otherwise our
| attitude toward question In which w
/ were not directly concerned was incom-
prehenAihl. The inHrent requests and
. woll-deNuod declaration ~ ~ SazAuof
/ the czir'A positively hImhIod telegram
| later on sir Edwards repoH'ed propo
| sails. N" warnings Of Marquis San Gulll
sno and ut BuilatI my own pressing nd
/ monltlons. Vrr" Rll Of no avail Bcrlll
remained iunpibIs-Serb.a must b.
slaughtered
What Relehstau Debate Showed.
War WAS declared Thus ended m
mlsrlon to London" Prince Llchnowsk
says 1T had suffered shlpNrcck. not n
the wlles OF tho, Rriton. but on tho vile
~ our own policy" And Of the Germa
traditions that made this policy possible
hs concludes Were not those right VIII
sIw tlBi the German people was per
vaded with the spirit Of Trei'scks an
Bernard which Rornes war AS an en-
Instead of holding II In ahhorrenco as a
evil thing They said that tho feuds
knight and iunker the wnrllke caste an
not the civilian rules and imposes It's owl