The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 7

PAGE T —_lT Fo FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE NE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE confessed by dendorff tomer HIGH CIVIL AND MILITARY OFFICERS OF HUNS) =: 55 a jer. Fi had been given pr upset all the Practically dicta ‘ithe they did not form a separate| meet with that spirit of accommo br adatom the torial authority as a means of jcontingent | dation which was so weary when | thick bp wire. and devi: saving Germany in the crisis te | 1 of the variety of the) we toll the government what the | means to meet the onslaught of whe had been brought in |?*° army held | succesful prosecution of the war de-|| the allies, ~, See i the autumn of 1916, Jealousy be, |{CKCter, Well, HE wai o ly iter «| manded of them, if the German peo: sian Sees sn bean ae « period of nerve-racking toll that were to be rendered capable of | a cert spirit of hostility mani victory to centralize authority tary i civil governments + and fest x M “ a Oe rer tea Ghauars “on ted itself between the Bavarians| ‘Thy Ae today’s chagier and the I a And this never] terests in applied to officers of higher rank olley during the w jvid idea of vari h : whieh be had to ¢ r he never could overco: SUCCUMRED TO with the cone ani Hinder, and himself | da: THE HOMES = a frequent dealin mo In many directions the w ate] ay A r ne war mir The machinery of government in| discussion, and I trust that it may #MY THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS” _{[iouna'them tovat heipers, “When, | extremely’ chorea tne tate ene | neyeatared, Mae further wtep in the By Gen. agi By) Ludendorff of the things that stands clearly in Ludendori's is the lack of ihe imperial system of Ger es democratic British Wye i ministry of war was expressed to me Topresentation of military in| bY Several farseeing Bavarian of questions of foreien | feers of high rank, 1 could only agres with them, and beg them to , advocate that view in Bavaria, and much The ation of unifying the cor stitution of many is now under ‘ easier treenaemananc ae i Lak of his utmost power, however, the exiger be | partments worked side by side with-| must not be forgotten, in any such gan to affect the home ! n to affect the hor >ut Any real sympathy or cohesion, | changes, what Germany owes to re Newspaper | people more and more intimately.|and ther reserves ithe officials could not shake them! phe Jett nada and | Selves free of home influences: | Russia and the | succumbed instead |marek could have made these de to them, and thus failed to give the! partments co-operate properly, bat army that moral support it so ur Kently needed I had loalings with the general officers commanding the home com: was inf overlapping.” | I often did not know] 4 what the right was doing. A Bix a and to the other states. military attaches in neutral states were at the disposal of ger eral headquarters as in peace tin They were subject to the am the field mar ies ais SeSilltare ‘itenimere the task was beyond our war chan-| do 4 did no polityal work. ‘Th ‘ai Pees (the i { of the general staff of the rote © qu Meld army had full control of the ‘ous fost being ™ € the esta lirection of operations, Decisions of |mands, except on questions of pa af a single commar w the|the first importance required his | triotic instr 1. ‘They were not] 4917 alliance in all tactical and majesty’s approval. He had no ex-/ under the rs of general | personal } matters, I warmly advo-|ccutive authority, The emperor was| quarters. Under the Belagerun Honmataibers: at tens i hes taches alno worked:On pre tnd had the pleasure of seeing | thus the head of the general statt. |, (the “Law of the State ¢ - > tak nie eae ie agreement with the mat, ‘The Anal deci.ion lay| ‘The chief of the naval staff, as the|Bloge") they were FS Rate Tam Pen. MS | thie beaneh oF the ipa bb malety, who cave permis-| director of operations at nea, had the| Pendent, and after the creation by| time he waa with ua. In the autumn| Colmer von ba the field marshal to do every: sano status as the chief of tt . the r tag of @ supreme military! o¢ 1917 the position was ta n by Sy order of his majesty jeral staff in the field. Aa r authority, in the autumn of 191¢ wnt. Limburg@tirum, a. skilful|,.2° te Milled countries our mil “ ioe the act ol was|such operations he had the were made responsible to th i welbandbcinel: Seah: ob. Weadt pe tary attaches had similar task we hadi no definite knowledge | rights and duties. The general staff} War ministers, ax was trictiom, Dealing with hits was «| tere. too, they had nothing to do allies’ troopa|and the naval staff have always|case in Bavaria, (Much popular| great pleasure. In tnuch the aame| With Politics. Their mont important for example, | Worked well together. anger in Germany lirected at} way Colonel (ater General) von|%%Y oe - * lin aammand of various departments Winterfeldt represented the general a th goer eres ates Penne ee erie ¢ - mnones staff at the chancellor's department | %24 the general staffs of the allied srs gr Aah ee ake respon |in Berlin, He worked at his sepeut| — | my Sor " | task with devotion and tact Key, [wa mints tecnme much more| ANTED, A ‘GIRL IS RIFLE CHAMP issued by the Ger-| matters of policy, In military ques a ibe'directions {ssur a . ate of much more bed ar miniater ¢ much mor STRONG EXECUTIVE i gan general headquarters carried tions they took directions from gen to n oul ‘a certain authority which |eral headquarters—on one oc nportance to the successful prose | 57! Boa x 2 seution of the war. His Seipoeun | General headquarters had further | AT THE AGE OF 14 Marguerite reat wtilit t proved necessary to obtain an o itis wernas and 4 nad, a6 | eee Svein hia sagen ween we wane] may © as much greater, and he had | to deal with a whole series of tm-| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13 bd fuct af operations | some horses from the Warsaw now frankly to remind the chancel.| Petal offices, and also, in questions Kinder, aged 14, is national Junior b te cond Pi saeomped Peco lor of hia duty to strengthen morale of communications, with the govern-| champion at rifle shooting. She won in the south. With re | The other occupied territories fell in order that that of the army should near io larger states. I greatly | this honor last spring, and has just Me numanian campaign, i|UAler the administration of the quar- tn suffer. He had also to inaist | Mined the assistance of a strong im-| returned from the navy rifle range tod termaster-general, and thus under hat order should be maintained at| Perial executive. at Caldwell, N. J, with the remark ewsary to come to an arrange Girel iaeadacture, the end 00 . wt atever quarter it was The disadvantages of our compli able score of 100 “powsible” at 60 at the army | ated constitution were plainly evi-! yards, with a 22caliber rifie almost ‘sith our allies, and in particu. : ~ ” The desire for an imperial as large a» herself ‘Tr a thorities in thete areas were “ ih Avstria- Hungary. The Aus | army headquarter statts, Prussian war min-| dent. bad under its command the MUCH JEALOUSY FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET The Art of Cooking and Serving The Thanksgiving Dinner is worthy of the most perfect conveniences and utensils—and this is the sort the Housewares Section is well-prepared to furnish—from the little apple corer or vegetable shredder to the time-saving food chopper or fine carving set. cellors lations between the general! and the government were im and simplified in, Februa by the chancellor appointing ny militar? matters direct 1 staff, a copy of thet supplied to the amba 1ls method of wor not give rise to difficultios dissenies e8 G3822 4 65 Lose representative at Ke mbasnadors otivities they instructions from nel von Haeften absolutely inde game | they Iready the gie quality of our thus unable many troops| The governorsgeneral in Brussels a ways of the generals Reveraess : Cod n Austria's Italland Warsaw were directly rea#pon © we generally |sible to his majesty, and took toe ir directions from the chanc in| Mayonnaise and Cream Beaters, 50¢, 75¢, $1.75 to $3.50. First, and most important, is the Roast- er for the turkey. Here in various sizes and styles are ‘ . P . 3 Basting Spoons of granite, white enatn- $5.50, $7.00, el, retinned steel and aluminum, 10¢, 20¢, 25¢, 30¢ and 45¢. Egg Beaters, 15¢, 35¢, 45¢, 50¢ to 7O0¢ each. Enamel Oval Roasters, $3.00 and Aluminum Measuring Spoons, in 14-, $3.50. 14- and teaspoon sizes, 3 in set, 15¢. Reed Turquoise Enamel Roasters, Mincing Knives, 20¢ and 30¢. PEO; FEOD REDD 0187-00: Kitchen Tablespoons, 90¢ dozen. Food Choppers for grinding the turkey _ . Skin , Biscuit, Cookie and Doughnut Cutters, dressing, and for use in preparing Be, 10¢ and 15¢. the inevitable left-overs— Universal, $2.35, $2.95, $3.75. Noodle Cutters, with ten-blade rotary knives, 85¢. Keystone, $2.15, $2.50 and $3.00. Wood Chopping Bowls, 25¢, 45¢, 60¢ to $1.75. Rolling Pins, 25¢, 30¢ to 75¢; with carved surface for making fancy cookies, $1.25 and $1.50; grooved for making “crinkle” bread and other delicacies, $1.50. Butter Patters, 30¢ pair. Household Scales, weighing up to 24 pounds by ounces, $3.00, $3.25 to $4.00. Casseroles in nickel-plated frames, with insets of earthenware or pyrex glass, ranging from $2.75 to $9.50. Cookie Press for making fancy cakes —fitted with four dies of assorted shapes—useful also for mashed po- tato trimmings and for ornamental frosting, $1.25. Stove Percolators, nickel-plated or aluminum, $1.95 to $9.50. Aluminum Roasters, $8.00. Oval Sheet Iron $2.00. $1.40 and Roasters, on ee shee, HOME GENERALS LOST POWER | | The ministries of war of Pru» ‘| The attitude of the government | Bavaria, Saxony and Wurtembers | and the law creating a supreme mill. ranked equal to ourselves. They had /lary authority lowered the status of their representatives at genera! /the general officers commanding the headquarters, in the person of the| home commands, Indeed, it was the |military representatives of the sep-| precise object of that law, which arate contingents. The Ravarians| was almed primarily at them and all were always changing their repre their wo It is true that in the Tallan and Albanian fronts | sentative. |interpretation of the law relating to pti exclusive sphere of Gen.| The other function of these offi-| associations and in the application |cers was to uphold the interests of | of the censorship, as well as in m: in Macedonia, Bulgaria | their own armies ax against general | other matters, it was a great dinad demanded our closest at- headquarters, It mus¢ be clear that | vantage to have a multiplicity. of au but we could not have the mot even in the German army was thorities, and it must have led te: there. Jealousy wholly nonexistent. If any considerable confusion. difficulties arose in any ems More and more, ag the chancellor | a, p chone-yrad i ages the on | 2i@ided to party pressure, uncertain: lanother, At ons thane there weula|{” 274 Confusion spread from Berlin aati tsk haar |to the provinces, Independent action ¥ losses, |, another of too shine. grup of the Archduke Charles IN THE ARMY ‘and the troops that were | tnto Transylvania. They however, so largely on the we ourselves Were about te the assumption of the sin by our general head: made no difference whatever Two-piece Game Carving Sets, $2.00, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25 to $6.75. Three-piece Beef Carving Sets, $5.50, yh $5.75, $6.75, $7.00 to $14.00. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Poe eNRPTe ter nchcestreomer semen en Sh, Poultry Shears with nickeled and stag handles, $3.00 and $5.75. Steak Knives with aluminum, black rubber and “ivoroy” handles, $3.60, $4.80, $6.00, $10.00 and $15.00 dozen. jon the part of the general officers little opportunity | commanding the home commands be | ame rarer and rarer. The law cre Ppa Docteridbeveag agen questions| sting the supreme tallitary author 0 be se fe military repre-|ity, which might have done good, jeentatives. These officers cooper! was witimately fatal to us. ated well with general headquarters. | A further authority, with which |} think I must have convinced: them | gereral headquarters fad {0 deal as that I attended to their interests in| of equat statue, was the chief of the j% disinterested spirit, I have never) miniiary cabinet, who w ores the was su-|made any difference between the |wibic tn tha, tmnvecor . i stord. In him resided the|four contingents. They all did thetr| worked well one cor Ror mer ir) Guthority over the army|duty and all bad thelr good and) forming his opinio Sat ae Oi The commandersin-chiet|less good divisions. Wurtembers|renorte of the stata, the recelon! and sea forces were re-|alone had only good ones. The Baden| my views also ‘ta the 4 as at te to him. [divisions deserve the same praise, |weneral officers co . fh . ; 1 the home g| DECORATIONS SERERERSEReeseee mars WERE DELAYED Beyond this, general headquarters ie nothing to do with personal GENUINE LAKE ATHABASCA 322 Pairs of Women’s Patent Kid Oxfords Special $7.50 Pair tchen Knives in wide assortment, priced from 35¢ to $2.50 each. Meat Forks, 5¢, 10¢, 20¢ to 45¢. Cleavers, 90¢ and $2.75 each. Kitchen Steels, 20¢, 90¢ to $1.15 each. Apple Corers, 15¢. manding armies mands, i se a Li see By Sp Serer | questions, save that it was morally BB) responsivie for officers of the gen GB ot! state, and also for the award of decorations. I should like to have seen at the head of the military eabi BB) net men who had had real personal experience of the fighting, so that we could rely upon them to do jus tice to t rps of officers, Ax it was, this body worked too closely n the lines of its peace-time routine, and did not bring strong characters 0 the front In questions of decorations, too, the importance of which must not be underestimated, the chief of the military cabinet had jurisdiction Here, too, he relied upon the reports of the army headquarter staffs. Un. fortunately, too long lapsed be tween the recommendation and the actual grant of decorations, It was only after long and continuous pres. | sure that general headquarters: man aged to secure the grant of a “wounded” badge. Paring Knives, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢ to A5¢. 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Individual Ramekins, $2.80 dozen. turned soles and full Louis heels. ee ae oe Hot Dish Holders, 10 inches in diam- Open Baking Dishes, 90c, $1.20, $1.35 eter, $1.20. and $1.55, Shirred Egg Dishes, 65c and 85c. Oval au Gratin Dishes, 90c. —tIlousewares Section, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. COLORED TROOPS N FRANCE colonial office had not paid oi,8 31%, 4 5 Available in the following sizes and widths: ient attention to the defensive ha 2 Xe Pie Plates, S5c ¢ $1.00. of the colonies, One 517 : Deep Pie Plates, 85¢ and $1 nate too highly the bene F ii / i: STITT 106 France has reaped from her i i Po: 7: colonies in the prosecution of the 3 16 10) 10 — — - - - Beige , 15/15/18) 12/10 HOTEL GETS 51,000 U.S. TAKES BRAZIL'S — |HUNTING’S GOOD TRADE FROM BRITAIN; IN NEW BRUNSWICK 1918, she carried on largely by means of colored tre LONDON, Nov, 13.—Brazilian buy-| ST. JOHNS, N. 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