Germany.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 264, 17 April 1915, Page 5

Germany.

ANOTHER AMERICAN INTERVIEW. WRITTEN FOR PRO-GERMANS. London, April 15. The New York World correspondent who interviewed the Pope has now interviewed General Benihardi, who said that nothing could be more absurd than the statement that a German victory wonld be a future danger to the United States in South America. If America had reason to expect a clash with any European Power, that Powet was England. The danger lay in England's marine militarism and absolute dominion of the seas. General Benihardi emphatically denied that Germany entertained an idea of world conquest. Japan's demands on China were a serious Wow to American interests in China. He did not believe this would be the last great war, but wars would become less 'frequent. He considered that a war between the yellow and white races was near.

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