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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1915, Page 7

DINNER WITH THE KAISER. 511!. ItOOSEVELTV IUiTOUT. Aii'amusinj,' story of Ilerr Dcrnbury » campaign, -which shows that thery are at least humus Ainerieaus who refuse to ivgunl a dinner with tiic KaUcr as «i»it moral obligation to support him, w }rumjj: Uiu round of the of the newspapers iu Now York, say* a correspundent of lltti Daily -Mail. Jt appears tliiil llerr Dernburg, the Kaiser's cmis;,arv tli,-re, with characteristic lack of tad, approached Mr. iioosevelt and asked liim the reason of his hostility to (iermany. "Because 1 think the position ul' (Icrniany is wrung," was Mr. Koosevdi's reply. "Kut," objected Jiirr Dernburg, "you ami tlio Kaiser are friends." "1 have a great respect for the Kfliser anil admiration for the German people. 1 object to their war policy!— that i« all," observed 51r. Kooscvelt. ".Nevertheless," insisted llerr Dern(■iirij, *4l>u (ienmui (Government on your visiiTpp# honored you above any other ci(iJ<is St a foreign country. Vi'hy, the Kai-<<?' even invited you to dinner.'' "So did Kin;: (ieor;:e,'' retorted slr. lioosevelt. And that, says M. l.ucien I'lOiiintir, to vvUoin Mr. llou-eveifc related the store, ended the conversation.

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