The Schemes of the Kaiser. Juliette Adam

the deadly enemy of every permanent and beneficial social reform, has suddenly stopped short in his attempts to improve the condition of the masses.

      If you ask: To whom does William II give satisfaction? the only possible answer is: Himself! For it matters nothing to him whether these plans of his succeed or fail. The thing that does matter to him is, that he should have left his mark everywhere, and that, after a quarter of a century or more, legislators shall inevitably find, in every project of law, the sacred mark, the holy seal of William's mind.

      [1] From La Nouvelle Revue, of April 15, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [2] This paper had been, till then, in the service of Prince Bismarck.

      [3] La Nouvelle Revue, May 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [4] La Nouvelle Revue, May 15, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [5] La Nouvelle Revue, June 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [6] La Nouvelle Revue, June 15, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [7] Several pages of the "Letters on Foreign Policy" of June 12 give proofs, undeniable and complete, that the preparation of crimes committed by anarchists in Europe was instigated at Berlin, William knowing and approving the fact.

      [8] La Nouvelle Revue, July 16, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [9] La Nouvelle Revue, August 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [10] La Nouvelle Revue, August 16, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [11] La Nouvelle Revue, September 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [12] La Nouvelle Revue, September 15, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [13] La Nouvelle Revue, October 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [14] La Nouvelle Revue, November 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [15] La Nouvelle Revue, November 16, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [16] La Nouvelle Revue, December 1, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [17] La Nouvelle Revue, December 15, 1890, "Letters on Foreign Policy."

      [18] La Nouvelle Revue, January 1, 1891, "Letters on Foreign Policy."