New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21

But what has the committee (meanino
the Propaganda Committee of the United
States Senate) really to do with those prop
uganda affairs? In case the law has been
violated it is up to the courts to punish the
Vlolators, and The courts have sufficient
power to that end. This propaganda in
vestlgatlon aims only at humbugging the
public and, at the same time, carving on
propaganda
January 5, 1919:
The wish expressed by the president of
the German Colonial Society, Duke Johann
Albrecht of Mecklenburg, on September 27,
1916, to the daring acquirer of German
East Africa" has not been realized. DR..
Karl Peters didn't live to witness the rescue
of our largest and most valuable COLONY.
which General Won Lettow- Borbeck is still
defending so heroically on Portuguese
soil
November %, 1918:
Long live the free German Fatherland!
Long live the German Republic!
Advertisement carried December Is.
1918, communication qvith Gernanu still
being forbidden:
AS I will depart soon for Berlin to call
on relatives of several families, | will &C
cept some more such orders for INQUIRIES
during my stay in Europe. Call, or address
to George E. Wilson, 116 Nassau ST.
January Is, 1919:
To them (meaning the Americans) our
defeat will constitute the injustice of our
cause the injustice of our cause will not be
regarded the cause Of our defeat They
themselves have made wars; it was they
who have reincorporated apparently past
ages methods of devastation of countries
into the historical nineteenth century; and
they will not hesitate in case they need
again their Sherman and Sheridan
The same article:
They (the Germans) don't treat ideal
things flags, as other peoples do, but
somewhat more literally than they (other
people, do and the real things to the same
degree too light-heartedly. Therefore, thew
believe in any ideology and are ready to act
accordingly.
Reprinted December %, 1918, from, the
Koelnische Volkszeitung:
The text of the ultimatum (rneanino the
was agreed on on July 1e at conference of
the Austrian and Hungarian ministers. Not
one single representative of Germany took
part in this conference. Deputy Bale in
terrupted: mot at Vienna, but at Pots
DAMP Tisza continued: "Neither at Pots
dam nor somewhere else We have decided
on the ultimatum at Vienna and have agreed
on the ultimatum's text at the Vienna Con-
ference of Austrian and Hungarian min
isters" deputy Bale interupting: "The
war, not the ultimatum, has been decided
upon at Potsdam.') Tisza continued:
Neither on the decision to send an ulti-
matum nor on the text of the ultimatum
have other factors but the responsible Aus
trian and Hungarian factors welded any
influence"
December 10, 1918:
The fanfares of the London City Council,
the British Seamens Union and their par
~-~~-',Hf
in their own country. There re-
mains as the last hope of the meters of
race against race the buying public's hatred
against everything German. We meet rep
resentatives of that hatred every day in
public offices, where they would like to in
duce former importers of German goods to
break off their former commercial connec-
tions, and in private life, where organiza-
tons like the american Defence Society,"
and propagandists like Mrs. Field regard
such Indictment the purpose of their lives.
Hatred is psychological or, to be correct,
pathological condition which cannot be at
tackled with an appeal to reason or with the
law
December %, 1918:
The only effective means OF preventing
future wars is: the establishment of a
league of nations under whose auspices two
principles can be Justly and fairly realized.
namely, !, autonomy of nations and 9, free ,
dom of commerce, that means unhampered 4