Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

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! cl'IH were iu iied.
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Same tome those ~ the German
! Americans expressing their respect
| for the pthorlpnd and thosu of the
prince squirting ON loyalty IN the
h"Hr's NJ tho German Amer lrang.
Tho rrIrr.s npocch in tho armory
! I'm thirueu Is quite ,ypirpl In reply
! To- speech made los a German
American the prince Hud
'fUu have left your 1thrrland,
| lut NuI sun have some love lof,
! tuu tho I'h"rlAud then I ask YOU
| lu gt,r tNfrc cheers fur the one
/ who has sent mo h'rc as the repre-
| runtutINr ~ Prussia ~ bring this
greeting tho German emperor and
King cf i'rus-ia
\ Certain Condo. CCnslon In Ger
mans
In another speech which the
| uriucr. began Nirh Mr chairman
nud Follow Germans" ne said: -
would Hike tu say that tho Germans
IN this country have done a great
deal for the literature aud science
~ this country and / hone they viii
continue iu this good work The
Nhulu attitude uf the prince seemed
To be- one ot hcne\ ulrure to his
"FeIiuw Gcrm4us' aud personal In
toreri lu them Wherever TIA
prince digvuVpryd "A German wear
ing the Iron cross In the crowd he
would ash an aide to bring the man
nm 20 him so thpt he could shake
hnndq and CONVERGE with him
Talking with rriurc Henry -One
da, before tho war. hc told mo he
regretted that on has trim to Amcri-
ct hc rad srnn so lituc of tho
Americans He said. You know
i'prrs'urfT kent me always with the
Germans and German societies
surposc the pour ptinSc ala not
himself know what was tho real oh
icct of hla Wait liut undoubtedly
his trip manager. nornstorff and
the clover uropa S-udists who aC-
cnfgpnnied him knew only too well
I,NLs harG 10 understand why ans
German NwcricauA should takes
slIcH with German a,rocracy
Thnr nre many merchants Of
Frank fort and Hamburg ana IRE
men ard tho great industrial towns
Of Gcrmany who 40 not .approy. Of
the cruclticg prapticod In this war
and many or these wiz leave der
many aa soon as p"lce Is concluded
ANY ono had "a right To tympA
thizo. to side with Germany. before
our entrance into the war. But now
what the ulwyars call the time of
repentance" has gone hy. there h
mo middle course and every citYcn
muat dyClrrn himself American or
ue thut "a traitor.
Girls SO into Worsc than slavery
from Lille and TourCoIng and Ruu-
bnN In tho north ~ France should
be given thoir freedom once more,
II he had spoken of the whole ma
ton of Armculans. or the Syriaus I
OF TN, Jews muNarred by the /
Turks white the German generals In J
commend " the Turkish armies 4
stood by II he had denounced the /
invasion of Balgtum the breaking .
Of treaties tho starvation uf Poland /
the horrors OF poisoned gal and the /
cruyittes exercised uUun thus, uI the
npposiug. armies unfortunate enough /
10 hccumc prisuucra ~ the Gr.- /
mans
i,ut mo- Doctor pNandcr druncd .
on 30 pagtur iu Germany has
dared g. tlaN his state paid salary I
Ca stand up for Chrlsulnity ana the /
right
Tho pruRians cannot get away
from the hcUcf that they have q
sort of personal cod who takes q
direct and kindly interest n their