El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

better is needed than the fact that
he IS nicknamed by one immoral So
ciety. Liebchen' Darling).
When his brothers in vice have
gone too far and become a danger
they have had 10 clear out under par
agraph Us Of the criminal code.
Many OF these went TO England. but
with them I shall deal later.
Working on the Kaiser.
1t IS easy, then TO realize the ma
TO play with He was like clay in
the hands OF the potter. They knew
his foibles, and by pandering they
wedged home their intentions.
The crown prince had similar alb
normalities, and through his agency
they crowned their efforts with what
then appeared success
AFTER 20 years Of madness-and
the kaiser has been recognized as
mad for that period by his intimates
one can readily imagine the yield
Ing material he was TO strong per
sons
Tt was when the crown prince told
him that the people regarded him as
William the Coward that the trium-
virate scored with their highest card.
The, kaiser then realized that
something more was needed than pos
ing before a camera in uniform like
gladiator (and he never moved
without a special staff of photOgra-
pliers, being taken in different poses
about half a dozen times q day). and
the armament fever seized him. if
only as a show.
''Kuhlmann married a Stumm. and
was. therefore. a useful agent He
knew that the kaiser was a coward.
and that he proved by one OF his last
observations before leaving London
practically on the eve Of war He
then tried TO persuade ENGLAND that
fmmann
one between Germany and France.
and that there was no need for Eng
land to intervene.
Gould he have scored with that
trick he would have pleased the ka>%
ser. the people to whom he belonged
and for whom he worked.
"Kuhlmann then explained that
even If they had TO march German
troops through Belgium it would
shorten the trouble, and ample COM
pensation would be made 10 Belgium
for the privilege
Kuhlmann a Spy.
when first met Kuhlmann the
opinion I formed OF him was a bad
one I went so far then as to tell
my wife that he was a man she had
better not know He is OF the Shiny.
twisting type, who would sacrifice
for his own ends. KusI-
man was a spy.
He has now suited his crowd. and
he has gone. I read that he said he
would be back in two months time.
1 dare wager anything that he will
not, and he never means TO be
tsThe war Is nearly over. and
personal safety Il now the con-
Germ OF them all.
The entry Of America into the war
turned the tide. The Stumm. Krupp
and BALM crowd. once the atmos-
phere they had created had got be-
yond them, had to make the best OF
things
Their last hope was that America
would not come in-they never be-
lleved she would or could.
The Worlds Greatest Farce.
That Germany knew her Russia
must frankly be admitted
She waited until the people Of the
allied nations regarded Russia as a
powerful fighting ally and reposed
faith in her before they brought their
full forces to work BY doinZ this
they believed that the moral effect
OF the collapse would be so great as
almost to be decisive.
In Switzerland they had Lenine
and Trotsky waiting Instructions. and
then when the time was opportune
this TRANSFERRED:
Lenine" Lenine jumped up like
a waiter. Go and take charge OF
RussiaH And off he went Just as a
waiter would.
Then what happened Wen. a
few weeks later the Germans were
making peace at Brest-Litovsk with
their own walters. 1t is the greatest