Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
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KAISER WILHELM's
CENTURY INTERVIEW
80
.Absolutely Accurate and Au-
thentic Synopsis Printed
By New York World.
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,-nv MhRKARl r. DOCUMENT
VERY REMARKABLE DOCUMENT
Kjnq Edward Accused Of Having
Inundated German
Emperor.
cr.at Britain Called Dccadcnt Ma
,ion-Anslo-Japan Alliancc
Against White Races.

New York. Nov. 20.-Nhat purports
IN he an absolutely accurate and au-
4bnntic synopsis Of the interview OBJ
tanned from Emperor William OF Ger
many by Dr. William Bayard Hale ana
subsequently withdrawn just as 1t was
about to appear in the Century Mag
azine. is printed by the World today
The World declares that the article as
originally written was submitted to
Dr.. Hale and that it appears today as
changed by DR.. Hale
The interview is said TO have taken
place on the imperial yacht Hohenzol-
Tern, off Bergen. Norway, while pr.
Hale was the emperor's guest. Inc
World summarizes thu main points OF
the interview as follows:
THAT King Edward Of Great Brit
ain had been humiliating him for more
than two years and that he was eN-
asperated: that Germany was the par
amount power in all Europe and Eng
land was trying to neutralize that
power.
THAT he held France in the hollow
of his hand, and that Russia was OF no
account since the disastrous war she
had with Japan.
That 1t the pan ,Europea'l W, ~
had been so innci taikeu ., vi" -. ~
eEtaoie; ,he sooiivi 1e,,ilv
II would ne loi mn, ~ ~ y ~
~. .,,,,',it $500 i9,itnin had bccu n de-
!. ca,lcnt nation every since her VICTORY
over the Trausvanl and the orange
Free state, because hers was an un-
i. ,s5..s,",s, ',,ss hnuna ,cventunlly to
',ios st ~ ~ fnowei,ful nation that
~" $3.50 .5N s,,,.i, = ,,sa,,
ANGlO-JAPAANlssfi q VIA y - . y y
,,,a az Ano,,-I.nanese alliance
,,,,,s' az ininnitnils alliance against all
tho white races England proving absO-
J,teiv her faithlessness as Chris
tan nation: that Japan was honey
combjnp India with sedition and ti0od-
ING it with spies while processing
openly to be lGngland's friend and any,.
.iThat the only way To countefact TINS
alliance was for Germany and America
totnct together at an carry uate ot All All
erica would have 10 flght inc dapt''i-
ese in 10 months.
THAT in the event OF srea. W. g, :
England would lose many Oh ael ~ 40
onies, especially III tie a''e'
N'Sl l'isiiis "a
Land from the YOKE o. ~
del, presumably meaning 'n ~ 1nana,,r
That the peflectll,s u t',e
dirigible balloon Woulo give e's' .,'l',s "
powerful advantage III WIZ a'lh sn H.,, Ma
ready to make use Oh II :" ''ie iu''s''N
extent.
STATEMENTS FREELY MADE
The World declares that El1'p l,.
William knew when ne tI'aus ei'ess
statements that ~. Hahs Mhs
American newspapcrman and n'asilziile
writer but that nevertheless me stn.e.
ments were made without fes'eI Sti ~
and that no secrecy was imposed. ne
interview had been formally ; .rrails ga
through the German foreign ONCE ana
It is said at the conclusion 81 % tn Ror I'm
ana told the officials of the foreign
office Of the success he had had.
They forbade him to publish it,,
tho World story continues.
Then thay explained to him at some
lenpth that even a. hint at possibilities
81 snrions coming from one who had
been thn nn1neror.'s guest. might throw
tho y,[,S,,o World INFO the most disas-