The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

AlEicfS Morocco, Tor MarBcillCA.
The Raiser writing for July a.
asssrts that Russia and France
seek to influence Sir Edward Grey,
(the British foreign secretary. to
take officially decisive step. but
Grcy declines" Mcanwhlic. hr
asserts. "sasonoff tells tSir Goorgo)
buchanan OBrltish ambassador ia
81 pctcrsburg). that he believes
RUSSIAN mohilizdton must be car
ricd through at all events" the
Kaiser adding that the british
North Sea fleet has been conccn
trated az prtland and is ready for
action" At the same time ne makes
plain the Russian imperial govern.
mout puts Itself on record that it
VIII back up Sorhia In RESISTING the
Austrian demauds for he asserts
that 'Sasuuoff tells the serbian min
istcr at ST. Petersburg that Russia
viii not permit any aggressive be
haVior on the part Of Austria against
serbia 10 is at the point, hs says
the French ambassador Gin 81. Pet
ersburg), Informs the Russian gov.
ernmcnt that France will minl all
her obligations to tho CFrance-Rua-
sian) alliance. Then, under the
date OF July ?t-25, be writes.
'trance according ~ George Ohuei
mobilIzntion.p
1,crmnnv Did,,, MN, Ma
throughout his narrative William
cndcavors to show that Germany aid
not want the war and TO place re-
sponsibility for It on Great britain.
Russia and France Nritirg n,,ia,.
Tho dote of INV ob No dis da,,i,ss NY, ~,
undor ccrt,in condi,in,s D,,..ta -, ',,a. ',
willing to as.uma thc ",,irn ri,,. "a
Tho confilct "e,ssornts1
serts "telIs tho Is,o1i,n a,,,,,.,.'.. .'''. nN
,Sir Goorgc uuchannnn,
Diinca thc onttrc r,,l, ~, - 30,
shc N certain of ,.r.ncn hoi, W. :" :,
N thrn bn ndds ,ho, ,.,rta
| war connect ordors n,oi,ii,,a,tan a.
| Tho Kioff Nogroy, oaos,a a'N',,,1' ",I w
| znn dis,ricts 80 tss ar,,,,' . 80 70
fore tbo Ans, ria, J,,iay W ~ ~
oeninst scrhis I" A. E'as ,,ilno,L "'.
| tho Same dnv (Iniv osI bo rnrn,Js
the marital mohiiisa,iov -, A,,.,ri,
against Sorhia" nnd nn ",,,r Nu"., ",' ,,,', ,a
| ofterpoon thc nnI,tn.a,to,
| serbian army " ,rh"n tho 49,,
nuotrs cir Eduarl -. ~ ,,,'i',,, ",'1o
| written 10 Sir tieorca iSncbanar ,n
| 81 petor,hurg. 81 40 noi poiia,'o -, a,
public onininn in e,,ionS io, ,yonid t',e n,.
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| nkaF tho SgIhinn HAnfIiaY q
| evcr yar cnn,o. ,,,. n,,,,ti a., -"
| in in ronnoctton y,in, otho. ,t',
cratIons "'''' ''''' ''''s'"
| Always tho L,t,or ,rio. 80 a,,,,,
h,s ,bcsi, ,hat ,,"rn,a,,,, a ,,' =. u,'a' Nv.
| offonding vic,tn, nf nr ""n ,,ip ,',V ua
| sIan .Erencb No. nai,.,, @ i,,,s ,.,.
u,,.i,ira, ,,a 5aP'," ios .
| taia hc go ~, ,.ty 'ug
tiof ali over European Russi, aiao
against Gerr,anv - h,',' ., ornS a,','
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| c,alr snlSo,,I,nn,s ,,t,'. ,ta ,'..s.,
| ,,iiitory a,,aato .,.''.'' - ,,,','
| his rsora ~ bnnor ,ha, ,',se,I,,a
tio, order bas - ,,',,,aa
,ybereas II ,v"s dociJoa -, ~ ,t,b
~ day, hcfnr, ,ha ,,a,,,orsa H., io,i
nIaco '''"
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,s,or rono,.,s @ ,.o,,t,,, oo war ",,n IN
or ON IN, 81 ,a ~ ,r,'',,,N, -,
epnr,ont '' a,no,,ncon ,v, "u eno sush evs
| 1yranS1 roa, w. hn,ao, ,nS nS
ce,cn,,,ra,aJt 80. ,, ',n,'
ls hai,,r La,. ~, ,, ,.,',t..
~ Era1co :, to oon,ir,,s's 90 ,,s ',,,,'
niios Sa, fEranot'H ,rna,s ','a,,l, , sup
havc boon ga,haroa az s,o,toa, a.
Toni Nancy and Mauhorco. r, 4,
M this iunc,ure that lviiiia -, re'
anrnas re AIT, ~, n ~
t,n,a To-. b,,,' 90 ronnrn y,,,', .,
that "Aus,ria decio orc' u,or az Ca.
hia" and ,bs, Sthe E.iser send a
Itolorrnm 10 thc CUR" ana "Austr,a
60 tharn,,nnr no,isia1 80 ,,,,a,
show bcr cartier resnrve vord. ia,
Garn,an and other offers M red,s
lion
pcacc poiicy Irn.x.,,,rc
| This uernnn ..ncacc noiicv" in
howaycr nnnr"ti,,o ,or ho asao,,s
"sn.catied secre, disnosIt,nns aro 40.
cidcd ayalns, csrn,nny, in ~ pcter.
hurg yysrss,. ana Vim. ,,,iI. ~,
chiey ~, ,ha secord h,,o,u Of ~,
Fror,h eonarai staf, ronor,s ,ha,
cern,an 1rniIitarvI ,rcns ,ations mr.,
| nnt sa Far ndvsncrd Unsof,rl n,
stre>, 9Th liz conccrnod)
ION July "a" he writes "(sir I'D
ward) Grey tells CPrinco Charlie.
MAXI Lichnowsky (German ambas
sador in Eondon) should German,
become involved and then France
there would be too much at stak,
for US TO stand aside lie mad al
ready informed the French am bns
gador paul CambonD OF this con
versation In advance the same morn
ing. Consequently France was abl,
, to count on England's armed sup
port"
Tho Lniaor gavs he then nnnpaIaf