Evening journal., 1908-11-21
KAISER HITS
AT ENGLAND
German Emperor Suggested
an Alliance With the
United States
SURPRISES INTERVIEW
WITH DIR. HALE PRINTED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire,
NEW YORK. Nov. 21--Claiming 70
have been released from an obligation
through the publication yesterday OK
'an entirely inaccurate version" OF the
suppressed interview granted by Kaiser
Wilhelm of Germany to DR.. william
Bayard Hale. for a New York maga-
zine. the New York World to-day prints
an astounding synopsis of what It al
leges to be the Emperors extraordinary
statements. The summary of the in
terview. which took place on the
Kaiser's yacht Hohenzollern In Nor
wegian waters last summer as publish
ed bv the World contains the following.
main points.
That King Edward of Great Britain
had been humiliating him for more than
two years and that he. the Kaiser was
eXasperated: that Germany was the
paramount power in Europe and that
England was trying to neutrallza that
power.
That lie held France in the hollow OF
his hand. and that Russia was of 40
account since the disastrous war sht
had waged with Japan.
That if the Pan European war. which
had been so much talked about. were
Inevitable. the sooner IL came the bet
ter it would be for him. because he
was ready and tired Of the suspense.
That Great Britain had been a
decadent nation ever since her victory
over the Transvaxl and the oraage
Free State. because hers was an I'M
righteous. unGodly cause. and Divine
judgment was bound eventually L.
overtake the powerful nation that
waEed such a war
That the Anglo-Japanese alliance was
ar iniauitous alliance against all tn,
white races. England proving absolutely
her faithlessness as a Christian nation.
that Japan was honeycombing Iniia
with sedition and flooding il with spies
while protesting openly. TO be Eng
lands friend and ally.
American German Alliance.
That the only way to counteract thi,
alliance was for Germany and Amerlc;
to act together at an early date. o
America would have to fight the Jap
anesc in ten months.
That in tho event of great wa
England would lose many of her larg
colonies. especially those in the Pacific
and that all he would take for German.
would be Egypt. though he would liber
ate the Holy Land from the yoke of tn
infdcl. presumably meaning the Sui
tan.
That the perfection Of the Zeppelin
diriglble balloon would give German!
a powerful advantage in war; and sll
was ready to make use Of Il to tn
fullest extent.
Kaiser Had Dined and Wned.
According TO the World the interview
took place one evening after the Kaise
had wined and dined heartily and whei
he was in humor which is said to b
I no novelty TO his intimates. He an,
DIR. Hale had lust taken their seats oi
the deck of tie Yacht and DR. Hal
was about TO remark on the beauty o
! the scene. when the Kaiser broke il
with these words:
Edward has been bounding me 70
two years and has got 20 stop It,"
At the conclusion Of the interview
| DR.. Hale went 10 Berlin. where he toll
| high officials in the foreign Office of hi
! success in obtaining such an interview
They forbade hm to use it until the
had revised II and enaculated it unit
there was little of worth left. In thi
form it was accepted by the Centur!
Magazine and withdrawn when pres
sure was brought by German.
The Worlds article to-day is append
cd by thes tatement that the story hal
been submitted 70 DR.. Hale In proc
form. and that he had made a fey
minor corrections and returned tn
proofs. The article. the World says
appears as changed by DR.. Hale.