New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-08
KAISER NOW HAILED AS
"WTL HELM THE GREATEST
New Yorker Says Germans Have Decided Nfes' ''o
Longer Describes Emperor-Berln, Confident Oh
Victory Laughs at Russian Invasion
By Gable to The Tribuns.l

London Sept 7-"Whclm the Greatest is the title no" ooe
the Kaiser according W. Held Of New York who arrived carry
to-day from Berlin place he left last Friday Dr. Heu Sa
now was considered that ustrious than any on
Wilhelm and the word great no longer expressed 10 INC '"
extent his glorious achievements,
The physician said the Germans considered Russian invasion of
Berlin joke government has announced the capture OF ~
Russians thus for the present breaking the BACK " any
invasion in that quarter been studying in the hospitals OF
eight months and he declared that he met many
man officials all Of whom Germany will triumph except on the
The doctor said: .., ..
f great naval battle comes believe England will be victorious
but wods of her fleet winning have oeeh 'oo THAT
100000 men are row under arms in Germany .
he equipment of marvellous the soldiers even carry
ing All fafood soldiers were weeded out OF inc
which into France tor was aeSHed 10 nave y ~ VIM
saw many German soldiers Berlin their to East
Pra Thew made it gala Of them DOMINIC French
Belgian hats and dancing about the station 10 the "
EVERY hospital is full OF German wounded but the the
English large numbers injured only in Tie legs and arms
DR. Held said that already German citizens were appealing to the
retain Belgium at all costs while 1t was ot @ ~, h
event German would be made to pay the cost the
war aided by England while Russian Poland other things would be
demanded ~ TT. ,,;f h. ,,.s
The German will be opend Dr. Held Sad he was
told that the Germans were building Zeppns week and that they
now have fully hundred 1t has been determined 10 await the 'a
sion Russia and from all accounts rigorous WlFI campaign
counted on stem The Germans Dr. Held said wei" two
days getting 100000 men to assist Inc />uS' ' ~
caused m Dpew expects to sail on Wednesday His
optimism is unhaab despite the ugubrous tales OF Americans ne
met He said ...,,;n, III. rohtv with the dining
or of tbe Ritz Calamity Alley because American you meet
there tells YOU more terrible mostly confidential
L source. that things going terribly bad for the allies but wheh
$780, ,,, door the high source it's always branstorm
Tr stories also another formpedchons that steamers san
,-c, have little probability of arriving Tor since the
ars have no port which take caprred steamers all passengers
m ~ F in small boats liner will then be sunk Cheerful
VI" r for one who hopes home That's why m sail
o believe the North Atlantic absolutely free from
any Of danger ;. oain,o,+. ,rd German, agents
Ier If aver Austria TO confidence in Getmany speedy
have been SEM Austrian resistance Russian INVASION Such the
aid and 10 los Sns Of New who reached London last
story % times in Italy. He had to pawn bicycle with wnh ne
@ touring The Tyro the time Of ou'D.fak OF D1d 5era"
hostiiue he ~ o,eoed and many Americans like
: yoe much upset by the unexpected resistance
He says the d certainly the punitive campaign
Of Scrvlans anu OF the Kaiscr'S