The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Her Inspirations Prompt
ed Jealousies That
Brought Strife I
EXCUSES THE GERMANS
War Virtually Declared by
England When She Demand
ed Belgian March Stop

.,vrtNUED FROM FACE THREE
fine kaisors notes covering the year
1907 IN the German section;
January 2t: The kaiser at the
d,a'hbcd Of the queen OF England.
Ereland under the Chinese agree
ueut~ demands an advance against
Russia on account OF Manchuria.
Germany refuses. In august Kine
Edward comes to Wilheimshohe.
November: The czar In Danzig
declares he is preparing for war with
tJapan,
fu the French section for 1901
reference Is made To tho fact that
Zlnardclli, bitter foe of Austria, had
become minister president (president
Of ,hc counciD OF Italy: that an Ital-
i.n squadron visited Tnulon. where
.N was reviewed by President Loubet
and that an agreement with France
had been entered into concerning
TrpoU
II is here that Belgium intrudes
herself in william Hohenzollnrn 8.
u.iyatc record. without date he
begins his record of the year 1909
hy recording the fact that his brother,
Prince Henry of Prussia. was In
America, and continues that the Bel
Vigu government calls attention to
the antipathy OF England TO the
world policy of Germany. which Is
pressed by natural development to
cNpand economically and thus una
voidibly brought about the antaGpn-
J, ism Of England.
Under the date OF August of that
year william then sets down the fact
That he was in touch with Car
Nicholas and adds the car "announ-
cps ne will commence war on Japan,
probably in 1904"
Confcrs with British Chiefs.
Three months later. on November
u the diary carries the information
that the kaiser held an important
conference" with England's cabinet
members at Sandringham.
Particularly for French purvicw
the diary entry for 1902 contains
the Information that Signor Punetti
Of the Italian cabinet informs
France, presumably in response 10
Ambassador Barrieres alleged rep
resentations that the fact OF the
triple alliance contained no pro-
visions for an attack upon France.
Austria enters into the picture
again in 1908, when it is recorded
that on NovVnber Emperor Franz
Joseph and Czar Nicholas met at
Muersteg to discuss the Balkcn sit
uation. and in the French section II
Is recorded that on Christmas day
Of that year AN arbitration treaty
was entered into with France. Fol-
his own people the former kaiser
begins his record of the year on
March 10 with this entry: Won
Beulow declares TO the reichstae
thar the intention of Germany il
and remains not to follow an active
policy in the orient and not to pui
others chestnuts out of the fire ir
oriental and Balkan matters"
\ War postponed"
In October of the same year ap'
pears this extract: Meeting OF
the kaiser and the czar In Wiesbader
at the Wolgshorten. The czar dc
clares his preparations for war will
Japan have not advanced az far ~
he hoped, hence war was postponed
II was not begun in 1904, as he hat
planned"
Covering the following year, 1904
the former kaiser in his Austro
Hungarian section sets forth tina
Russia desired benevolent neutral
iiy" I'M connection with the RHsso
Japanese conflict.
For his own people he particu
4 larry makes a record of the rae
that Tho Hague tribunal had de
cldcd tho Venezuela dispute, ant
that Prince Won BeulOws propose
for an Anglo-German agree ment hat
BEEN rejected by Edward VII a
Kiel Then he adds that on No
Nembcr II he had transmitted 4
the czar a letter "ln defense agains
English prevocations,"
Il Is in the succeeding year, 1905
that William first discloses hi
claim as the real author OF tn
league Of nations idea. His diar
sets forth that on March "a of tina
year he had meeting with the cza
on BJorkoe island and that late
Count Witte. the Russian foreig
minisier was in Berlin. The quote
entry and paragraph In william
book In reference to the entry fol
low The kaiser proposes % tn
car that Count Witte establish
leagu" OF nations by joining tn
Flplo and Franco Russian alliances
Ehllo retaining group domarkation
hd admitting other groups by sinSl
Na'cS. The proposal was accept"
ny tho car at Bjorkoe and by Wit,'
FreNleutial power was not INTENDED
Niuo In his memoirs denies tina
ne Know anything about the trca,
uhul Il was shown him by Lam'
uoiii Russian foreign minister.
Kaiser Claims League Idea His.
The league OF nations. according
y was not President Wilson's idei
out the kaiser's. The league wa
pahned to give equal rights to eac
member. The Wilson league Is don
mla'on Of the world by Anglo
1aNons wearing the tarn helma
ld,n kappe or helmet, worn
S'girl"d In Wagner's opera, roT
ueTei him invisible to human eyes
IN 1906 in the Austro- -Hungaria
eVt'n II is recorded that the HUI
aIlan press attacks Germany, an
hal ln June OF that year the kais'
phn a visit to Schoenbrunn. FL
uome consumption, wilhelm rccorC
"at same year. In February, Il
la'l Of tho Algercras conforen'
rrVer Morocco, and that at It S
Donald Mckenzie Wallace inform,
herman acquaintance of prepari
~ohS Tor an Anglo Russian raj
prochement.
Inc alleged efforts OF Edward V
onng about "A dissolution of II
"hsdnCc between Austria and Go