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Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1924, Page 1

KX-K A I SKI l' A.VH ItIMTAIX. I ■ KI i I.IX. Juin- I*. The ex-Kaiser’- contempt for the 1 1 i<l-liip of Croat lirilain -v. lion it was oll'erod him i- shown in a document o! i'Nl raordinary interest included in tit o 1 !t!i vnliime of diplomatic jiapoifc wliieli are beino published hv llie (.i-iinan l''oieion Oflice. Thi- diicutnont i> tin* import i'l wliiol; tie.. (human Ambas-ador in l.ciidoii in l-ii.s, Count von Ilat/.leldi AN ii ! ntdescribed tin* momeuloiu interviews |-o had with -Mr Chamberlain it o'onial Secretary in the Salishnr\ (mvernmontl on April 1 >!>S. and itvalue is innnen-ely etihatieed t.y the iuelusimi of tlie eotnntents of the ex Kaiser in the-margin wltett he read them. The Amha-sador bo-an hi- report by -tat in- that .Mr Chamberlain tinted the rapid eo'ielti'ioti a deien-ive allianee between Uritain and (hunmny Alter the word the Kaisei scribbled. “Well, what is tile matter with hint-" The Ambassador re plied—and the Kaiser remarked that he replied very cleverly—that public opinion in the two countries was not sullhientlv prepared, and must first he prepared l.y friendly concessions on I small question* which miiiht ari-e hetwoen ilu* two countries. I •Yes.’* voininoittod illiam IT., ••above all the exposure of all the antiCierman articles which «et into the English Press from a foreign quartetand lead our stupid Press m its attacks on England." The imperial comment on one o. - u '_ Chamberlain’s remarks on the policy o. Russia in China is simply -Nonsense.