The Ex-Kaiser's Warnin; Combination of Japan, Russia and China London, Oct 18.
"The yellow peril I predicted 20) years ago has arisen earnest." This sentence summarizes a gloomy interview with the ex-Kaiser by the "Obsecver's" commissioner at Doorn.
'The ex-Kaiser expressed the opinica, incidentally, that the Peace Treaty contains' a secret clause in which America, England and Prance are designated the potential antagonists.
Proceeding with his assertion that the long-foreseen triple alliance in Asia against the white races, prmarily the Anglo-Saxon bloc, has become a reality, the ex Kaiser cites epurte, the origin of whea he dos Lot specify, to the effect that 200,600 men paid by Moscow and armed and equipped by Japan are held in readiness for China in case of emergency. Japan, he says, is building warships herself and Russia, while China probably raising an army of 800, 800, trained and commanded ex: clusively by Russian and Japanese cfticers. aissor complains, however, that France is indulging in a flirtevon with Russia and Japan at the expense of the Anglo-Saxon bloc. He expresses the opinion that Germany constitutes the breach in the western wall through which—the Bolsheviks and their Asiatic allies will pour in yellow hordes to the final onslaught of Europe. Therefore, if London, Paris and Washington desire to avert the catastrophe, many must be re-armed and aga put on her feet "or all is Tost!
Reuter.
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