Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 15

disastrously ends."


Speaking to Atlanta to 1912, President Wilson affirmed that this
I govern it would never earn another foot of conquest territory.
This dispersed the whatever apprehension there was that the United States
it would try to annex Mexico.  Later, in to ask to Congress to repeal the
Panama Tolls Action of 1912, the President said the good wish of Europe
it was a good more precious than commercial advantages they earned from
discriminatory legislation.

This way to the beginning of the first administration of President Wilson, foreigner
powers were given for understanding that the Mr. Wilson believed in the power
of public opinion;  what him publicity of favoured as a mean for
bringing what could not be served as reserved negotiations;  that
he didn't believe in annexation and that he was ready to some duration to
you help end the war.


III

In front of the Block

President's policy Wilson during the first six months of the war was
one of the impartiality and the neutrality.  The first diplomat
representative to Washington to doubt the sincerity of the executive of firm
it was the Dr. Constantine Dumba, the Austro-Hungarian ambassador and exiled that
it was expeditious to the United States because he was not a noble, and,
therefore, better able to understand and to interpret American ways!  Him
asked to me one day if I thought that Wilson was neutral.  He said him it had
is said the President it was for-English.  He believed, he said, that
what the President had done showed him till now you/he/she sympathized with the
Agreement.  While we was speaking me I remembered that that the President
stenographer, Charles L. Swem one said day when we was going to New
York with the President.

"I am present to every lecture that the President holds", he affirmed.  "ME
takes all of his/her dictation.  I think that he is the most neutral man in America.
I have never felt him express an opinion a way or the other, and if
he had me I would certainly know."

I told the Dr. Dumba this history that interested him and he did anybody