THE EX-KAISER

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12015, 18 March 1920, Page 8

THE EX-KAISER

Second Edition.

STILL PLOTTING TO INJURE. United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received March 18, noon London, March 13 The Daily Telegraph quotes a well-known statesman of considered judgment, declaring that Von Knblmann recently visited theexKaiaer at Amerongen twice weekly and secretly at nighttime, and is a direct connecting link between Amerongen and Erzeroom. j nrthermore Germany is directly associated with the Bolshevik PanIslamic movements in Central Asia and Asia Minor, also with the Magyar Government’s recall to the colours of thirty-five annual classes. This statesman emphasises that Berlin is inspiring Horthy’s move as well as Mustapha Kemal s with a view of deflecting from Western Europe as many Allied troops as possible, thus rendering the enforcement of the disarmament clauses of the Treaty difficult and the eventual restoration of the Hohenzollorns easier. He points out in this connection that Germany’s armed forces are approximately 900,000 although it was stipulated that, they must be reduced to 100.000 by-April.