Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 75

you number under construction and the number lost.  Von General Falkenhayn
brought on the military situation and discussed the hypothetical one
you question as to what effect American intervention would have on the
European theaters of war.

While the lectures were following, the Dr. Heckscher and Bottom Secretary
Zimmermann that to that duration is anxious to avoid an interruption with the
The United States, played Ambassador Gerard as to if he were
it will go to head office Gran to confer with the Kaiser.  The
Foreign Office to the same duration suggested the matter to the General
Personal and among some times the Mr. Gerard was invited to go to
Charleville.  Before the ambassador arrived the Kaiser he called all of
his/her ministers together for an united session and churches to them to do a
brief summary of their matters.  This was not a reunion of peace.  Not
only opponents of submarine war but his/her promoters mobilized everybody
their strengths in a final attempt to win the approval of the Kaiser.  His
The majesty, to this point you/he/she was tilted toward the peace with America and it was
a lot it thrilled from the matters that the Chancellor and Dr.
Helfferich introduced.  But, to this reunion, while Helfferich was
speaking and sharpening to the moral effect that the merciless one that torpedoes
of ships you/he/she was having on neutral countries, von that Falkenhayn has interrupted
with the short affirmation:

"Neutrals?  Damn the neutrals!  Win the war!  Our assignment is to win.  If
we win us we will have the neutrals with us;  if we lose us we lose."

"Falkenhayn, when you are versed in foreign business to which I will ask to you
you speak", suspended the Kaiser.  "Proceeds, the Dr. Helfferich."

Gentleman that he is, von that Falkenhayn has accepted the Imperial reproach but
not long after his/her resignation you/he/she was submitted.

As a result of these lectures and the matters advanced from
Ambassador Gerard, Secretary's von Jagow in May 4 gave the ambassador
the German note in it replies Wilson to the ultimatum of _Sussex_ of President.  In