Show DIARY RIDICULES PRES WilSON English Field Marshals Marshal's Writings Reveal War Yal I Preparations Preparation NEW YORK Oct 6 By By The As- As Associated Press President President Wilson Is called that ass 8 and the tha th civil and military chiefs of the allied nations arc classified as fools In extracts of 1 the he diary of ot the late Field Marshal Marshai Sir Henry Wilson The extracts appear ar In inthe the he biography of ot Sir Henry written by Major General Sir C C. C E E. E Callwell I and nd today by Charles by-Charles Charles Scrib- Scrib I Scribners Scribner's ners ner's sons SAW WAR AVAR IN 1910 The book carries a revelation by Sir Henry that England was making ready In n 1910 for the war it expected to toIght fight Ight with France against Germany on Belgian territory and that arrange arrange- arrangements arrangements arrangements ments even to the landing of troops were ere made then The diary says General Pershing openly penly ridiculed the league of peace Sir Henry was w chief of the imperial Im general staff of the British army In Inthe Inthe the he last year of the conflict In June 1922 he was assassinated on the door- door doorstep doorstep step lep of his London home by two Sinn If n President Wilson has any sense he ic will go back to America Amelica as soon as asle ashe ashe he le can can the field marshal wrote of the he meeting at the Qua Quai DOrsay in 1919 Today Wilson was as rather tire tire- tiresome some ome and Lloyd George was vas asleep PLANS The diarist ridiculed the American residents presidents pr plan for the punishment of ol olny any ny country declaring war even if It were a rightful war and the proposal that hat would wo ld give Czechoslovakian opinIon ton Ion on equal rank with that of Great Britain BrItain Brit Belt ain aln in a league matter involving naval questions I was wal introduced to President Wil Wil- Wilson Wilson son and had a II ten-minute ten talk the diary says He did not impress me in the he least The diary predicted that Wilson would be discredited Repeatedly Sir Henry referred to Woodrow Wilson as ns my my cousin |