Arizona republican., 1905-04-11
PHOENIX. ARIz. APRIL II. 1905.
dermany's Designs on Holland. :.

With the situation in regard to Mo rocco and its relations with France. Germany anu England well to the fore in the press dispatches. many theories and suggestions as to the import and probable consequences of the kaiser's present tour to the Mediterranean have been mooted.
 Probably the latest, as well as the most startling theory advanced, is that offered by MT. Arnold White. the noted writer on foreign politics and Euro pean conditions.
 Mr White asscr.s that the real move of the German emperor is to- wards Holland. The present discus sion. bordering on controversy. anent Morocco and its trade relations with the world at large. is suggested as merely a yelled attempt to create a serious misunders: :anding between En- gland and Russia with France wrestling with the dilemma of a divided allegi- ance. Such result would present Ger many with her long sought opportu- nifty.
 The German Jews are in control of the money circles of Europe. They would have nothing to lose by a Euro pean war and much to gain
 Mir Whites deductions from this premise are as follows:
 ''They (the German-Jewish money lzings) know that if Germany is to wait until the death of Emperor Franz Josef, the kaiser would be compelled to find his outlet on the shores of the Mediterranean. This is a prospect Prussia, where they are omnipotent were to join with Austria, the anti semitism of Austria would reduce if 1t did not annul their influence in Prussia The Jews, who are the shrewdest diplomats in the world. recognize that pan -Germanism is hos tile to Jewry in Austria. The German Jews have no liking for Ger man enterprise southwards. When Germany extends her territory to the Adriatic, the situation of the Jews will be precarious. It is quite possible that al even to defy the kaiser may follow the breakup of the empire of the Hapsburgs For these reasons the Jews who have nothing to lose by war with England are opposed to ac- tfon southWards And fur thermore. do not let us lose sight of the fact that, as all roads lead to Rome, so all the schemes that the busy brains of German statesmen concoct are di- rected. sooner or later, and in some form or another. against the existence of Great Britain"
 The present attitude of Germany to- wards Russia, is the real danger of European war. It Is largely due to German intrigue in the Spanish capi- tai that Spain and France could not reach an agreement in regard to Mo rocco and were forced to defer the question indefinitely.
 The seizure of Holland would mean the extension of the German empire to the position Of being second only to England in the matter of wealth. It Is claimed that this plan would have been carried out by Germany if a nasty entente had not been consum- mated between England. France and Italy. The amicable relations now ex- isting between France and Great Brit ain are not due to any inherent affec tion but rather to the fact that they both realize that they have common cause in the resolve and effort to pre- vent Germany to penetrate. occupy or annex Holland.
 The problems and intricacies of Flu ropean politics have ever been a fruit fu field of diplomatic and economic speculation, but it is doubtful if there have been so complex and delicate sit nations and relations prevalent as there appear to be at present