Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-19
no PENF UP UTICA
FOR THE KAISER.

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/ a remarkable story concerning tn!
kaiser and a speech he is CREDITED
with having made at secret council
at Potsdam in 1908, in which he de
CLEARED that he is the chosen of Coo
to conquer the world and that TIT
Divine Power had placed in his hanc
ftor tie purpose the Zeppelin airshil
is related in a book entitled Scr
man Spies in England" published
in London several weeks ago.
| The emperor declared he would,
! as soon as sufficient fleet Of zeppe
Inns for which he had already giver
orders was built, find speedy anc
just cause for war from his "arm!
OF spies scattered over Great Britain
and France, as it is over North and
South America, as we'll as all other
parts of the world where German in
terest may come to clash with foreign
power
The plan which the kaiser set forth
The articles goes on TO say was TO
destroy England's North Sea. Chan
mel and Atlantic fleets with Zeppe-
! Inns, "arter which nothing Oh earth
can prevent the landing of our army
on British soil and its trlumphal
march to London. +"
After the conquest Of England the
German army was to march into
France. Two or three battles were
expected in France which would
force that country to accept the
German terms of peace. Meanwhile
Holland and Belgium were to be seiz-
Cd and finally after the war the
scalp Of the Gear, who would be held
in check by Austria until the decis-
i've momeut would be placed in Will
liam's belt.
The kaiser continuing, said: 1t
will he time to set things right IN
Amreica and to teach my friends over
there that have not forgotten the
object lesson which Admiral Dewey
sew fit to give me some years SINCE
when we had the little. alteration
with Castro. If God will help US, as
! am convinced He will, ! trust that
at the end Of the coming year the i'm
rerial treasury will be filled TO over
flowing with the gold Of British and
French war indemnities. f"
Not content with the subiugaLion
of the countries named, the Kaiser
intended to unite all the conquered
powers under Germany to oppose the
eastern races. The emperor is quot
cd as saying:
"Thcn--bu. not before thcn--thr
moment will have come TO talk OF
and arbitration. With
Great Britain aud France in the dust
and the United States at my mercy
shall set a new course to the dcS-
linies Of the world--a course that
will insure TO Germany for all times
to come the leading part among the
nations of the world. That accom-
bIiShed, | shall unite all inc people
Ct the white race in powerful al
lance for the purpose of coping UNI
der. German guidance with the vel
low peril
The author says that the kaiser
declared that three million Germans
did his bidding ut presidential cleo
tons and that no American admins
tj'alion could remain in power against
the will of the German voters, VINO
control The dcstinies of the vast re-
public beyond the sea-" Following
ere some of the most interesting
PARTS of the narrative:
an calling this council have
followed the Divine command. Al
mighty God has always been great
and true ally Of the House OF hon
enzollern. After long hours OF fer
vent prapcr light has at last como to
me-"
4 bit of interesting news crops out
IN the above. We never knew before
that Emperor William controlled
Presidential elections in the United
States, nor that Germany. with hcr
many acts Of friendship, had rod IN
pickle for us.
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