The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Considers America as Sole
Nation That Can Bring
World Order.
TREATY MUST BE REVISED
Expects Restoration of Hohen-
zollern Dynasty When Pact
Is Rewritten.

Special Correspondence to THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Jan. Is.
Fourteen of the keenest Dutch
sleuths, recruited from the ranks of
the official political police" and
recognized in pre-war days as second
only to Germany's own system of in.
ternal espionage, dozen heavily
armed gendarmes, with swords and
real ammunition for their Colt re-
volvers, and squad of secretaries
supervised by a court marshal and
two private counselors.
This is the human barrier which
has been created to protect Wilhelm
H., Germany's former Kaiser, from all
undesirable contact with the outside
world while he prepares for his
eventual return to his self-abandoned
empire, or. in the event of his death,
to assure the continuity Of the Hohen-
zollern dynasty, which has not yet
admitted its defeat.
Not that many seek nowadays to
even catch view of the royal evader,
for since The former Kaiser's crea-
tion Of his first postwar court in the
Castle Of Amerongen the foreign as
well as the Dutch public has lost
much interest in the ordinary doings
of exiled royalty. At Amerongen
military and police agents patrolled
the tree lined lanes leading to the
Bentinck estate; cameras were ''ver-
boten' and only a very few sue
ceeded in obtaining a momentary
glimpse of the exile, walking with
bowed head beneath row of weep
ing willows.
But since the former Kaiser has
entered into possession of his new
estate at Doom, purchased at cost
of more than two million Dutch
florins, the Dutch Government has
concentrated and systematized its
surveillance, so that a score Of
guards now do the protective work
for which a hundred were at first
believed necessary.
Mysterious silence Broken.
Tales of mysterious revelings, Pc
culiar accidents and ailments which
have inflicted themselves upon the
august head of Doorn's Imperial Court
have thus been spread throughout the
press, but none of the European or
American newspapers has thus far
been able to deal with the innermost
thoughts and aspirations OF the former
Kaiser himself. A correspondent Of
THE New YORK HERALD, however, sue
ceeded in enlisting the mediation of
highly placed officials during his re-
cent visit to Doorn and the mysterl-
Gus silence which has attached to the
personnel of Doorn House has at last
been broken.
THE New YORK HERALD's correspond
ent was fortunate not only in passing
the police barrier which guards the
life Of Germany's Lost Hope by refus-
ing entrance to all save trusted few.
and thus viewing the former Kaiser at
close range. but in being accorded a
lengthy interview with Williams clos
est adviser. who had been authorized
to outline for America just how Will
lam considers the big problems which
are confronting the world to-day.
Former kaiser's seven Points.
Here are the outstanding points of
the former Kaiser's policy to-day,
which show him still as keen and
anxious a student of political psychol-
ogy and philosophy as in the quarter
century in which he guided the desti-
MES of the great mid-European en-
pirc:
1. He considers America as the one
nation which can bring order out Of
the present world chaos. and expects
America sooner than the allied ma
tions 10 realize that he was not re-
sponsiole for the world war.
: 2. World conferences such as that of
Washington and the economic talk
tests which are now being proposed
arc followed by him with the keenest
interest. but he expects little from
them as long as the root or all the
present world evils-the Treaty of
versailles--is not removed.
3. Tho treaty. he says. must be re-
vised and the Allies, in conference with
Germany. manifest spirit of friend
Illness instead of perpetual hatred, and
this will necessitatc a thorough in
vestigation OF the wars causes.
4. Any talk of trial by an interallied
or international court until the tables
written by the former Kaiser and first
published in THE NEW YORK HERALD
are accepted as judicially correct is
impossible. and recognition OF the for
mer Kaiser's thesis as authentic nat
urally eliminates him as possible
defendant in any such investigation.
s. The German people must even
tually awaken to the fact that the
former Kaiser's exile was forced by
circumstances which will vanish as
soon as the Treaty of Versailles has
been rewritten on equitable bases.
Then win come the time for the res
toration Of the Hohenzollern dynasty