THE KAISER'S WAYS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 162, 2 April 1908, Page 7

THE KAISER'S WAYS.

SEVERE CENSURE. ; EVEN BERLIN PROTESTS. . ' , COOL-HEADED DIPLOMACY WANTED. BS TELEGRAPH—PItESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT, (Rec. April 1, 9.56 p.m.) . ; New York, April 1. The resignation of Mr. Charloinagno Tower as American Ambassador at Berlin has been acceptcd. - . , Tho nomination of Dr.. Arthur Hill to the position has been sent to the Senate. , "A GOSSIPY DISTORTION.", M Now York, March 31. Concerning the "Hill incident"—the objection alleged to have been made by> tho Kaiser, through tho American Embassy, that Dr.: Hill .has insufficient private means to maintain America's prestigo at Berlin — tho.German Ambassador at Washington declares; that tho incident arose through gossipy distortion:, of a casual -' conversation. There had been no change in the Kaiser's attitude towards Dr. Hill.' Nevertheless, public' feeling : in America is perturbed. ' PRESS CRITICS. : CAUSTIC GERMAN COMMENT. (Rec. 'April 1, -0.66 p.m.) ■ Berlin, April 1. , .Berlin newspapers caustically criticise the Kaiser's intervention, deprecating the idea that, an imbassador: to. Germany should owe his position more to riches than to ability. . Some newspapers express, a wish that the Kaiser - refrain 'from personal' intervention in delicate foreign ajfajrs. . ' A LIST OF BLUNDERS. ' New York, March 31. Tho " New York -World " ;says':—lndis-. cretion like the Kruger telegram, the .Tangier'speech and the subsequcut war -scare in Europe, the Tweedmouth letter, and Hill's affair- might convince the Kaiser .that ho should' keep a level-headed diplomatist at his elbow, or restrict his activity .where Germany's foreign interests would bo unlikely to ;suffer,'from -his . personal ..impulsivenesp."