Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

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ing and with cheers, was. "'ro the
day meaning the day that Prussia
would rule the world and the other
nations were but her ynssals.
And what Prussian conduct IN this
war would give an American any
ground whatever for even the re-
motest belief that this country would
be treated by Germany, were IL 60 win
this war, as other than "A conquered
province. Certainly nothing In prus-
sias treatment Of the countries IL has
oNerrun-nor even her treatment OF
neutral nations In proximity to her
Necessity knows NO law" said the
Imperial G. emrnnCocahcnre
Imperial German Chancellor, in his
now famous address in the Reichstag
on the day hostilities began: "our
troops have occupied Luxembourg and
perhaps are already on Belgium soil.
Gentkmen. that 10 contrary to the
dictates OF international law.
We were compelled to override the
Just protest OF Luxemburg and the
Belgium governments" SO the treaty,
by which Germany, as one IL the high
contracting parties solemnly guarnn-
teed the inviolabllity of Belgium soil
ana soiemnY engaged to defend Bel
GUM from invasion, was, ny Germany
styled mere scrap OF paper" to be
I ueSuoSeu at Its pleasure-which
! pleasure was then come.
tbnp may well gix th.,. ..--.t..--
Americans how they can mn them,
selves into the fatuous security OF
trusting Prussia's intentions and
honor when Prussia herself sovs
frankly she has no honor, no inten-
tlons but the eNigency OF the moment
ana The purposes OF her government.
.hht solemn treaties made have no
bindlng effect on her, are mnde only
Tor the moment. are but n blind under
cover or which she can mobilize her
forces "a rIse de guerrs-and tn be
scrappod when the moment is ripe for
action '''
n bastard?
Yet your trusting American stir
persists IN his Foolish notion that Pr-us-
taa, In It's dealings with America. win
be actuated bv American ideals-th.t
Prussia thinks as "a Prussian i'm Eu-
rope hut as an American I'm America
tiod help us II the actual testing of
ms supreme folly ever be brought 10
these shores
Believe In Terrorism,
NiIilem the Infamous" some years
since when he was dispatching his
I'russnan contingent to Join the march
20 fekin IN the Boxer rebellion, i'm a
grandiloquent address called himself
Attilla' and his soldiers "Uuns
ana eNhorted the latter TO more than
emulate the soldiers OF the "Scour,,,
OF God" bidding them terroriye china
and sl1y her people. innocent as well
os guilty. II was the doctrine of
force and blood laid down by the nj,
lmghtiest-the Prussian god TO the
liohen2ollern, is simply the Almighty
And the world. except Prussia
smiled at what II took TO be the mere
BON hnsuc cfferyescence Of a monte
hank In uniform, shrugged its shoul-
ders ana forgot the effcrvescence.
lht world ala not then appreciate, |
ana possibly does nUt now apprcCiats
that william had the solid facts of
history behind him In thus voicing the
true nature Of the prussians. tho racial !
nature. For the Prussians are MOI /
Icuto tons-thoy are orientals: ana n |
oriental In nature and concepts as the |
veriost Turk
The Rdrussians or Prussians. Is one
4 D.
anihns and OF Indo- European oripin |
ftolemy mentions two clans. the Ca.
lindae and Student who probably be /
longed TO the western subdivision OF
this racial group. the Borussians. or |
Prussians
The Prussia was hatched from n |
cannon pail Napoleon said. Her bust. |
EcSs Is War-the oriental war, with its |
lylng, Its trelChcry It's cruelty. its |
massacre OF prisoners It's dlsregp nd |
OF truces, it's contempt for trcAtie
fhe TACT that Prussia as time went /
on, associated with increasing inu- |
macy with European nations. Inns not
altered In the very slightest their
mode Of thot or their actual nature
such western habits and manners as
they adopted were adopted for per
fGtly good reasons, either OF state or
comfort But under aud thru and /
over all was the oriental method and /
mode OF thot; that the end Justified 1
any and every means subject ONLY 10 |
the expediency OF the moment.
Attilla. Tamerlane, the other orien- Il
tai warriors waded In blood and II
cruelty Just as have their successors II
the prussians. but Attila Of nj hnd II
some regard for the peoples they con II
quered they did not methodicRlly tr,. II
10 eNterminRte them: they respected II
their customs and religion and an
'ouraEed them TO continue their bsb- II
It's OF life
Starvation Employed.
II has remained for the Prussiau II
brute, In calm refinement OF ahso
ute hellishness, TO inflict starvation
ma deportation on conquered peo-
pie I'm order 10 depopulatc their coun- /
Try ana 80 make room for Germans II
William the Infamous for his own de- | |
lbeiate purpose-as an Acknowledged i