KAISER IN EXILE
EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND.
AMERICA STANDING ALOOF
Copenhagen, Dec. G,
The Lokal Anzeiger stales that Holland must emphatically decline to extradite the Kaiser to the- Allies.
British speeches demanding the extradition caused a great sensation in Berlin. Four thousand oflicers and non-coms, resolved to establish a corps to uphold the Ebert Government.
London, Dee. 7
If the Allies insist on the surrender of the Kaiser and Hie Crown, Prince to an International Court of Justice, Holland will yield, tint will first urge that they lie interned for life in a Dutch colony.
New York, Dee. 7
The United States is standing aloof on the intention of the extradition of the ex-Kaiser from Holland. The Slate Department says 1 hat the United Slides has not considered its altitude in the matter.
Paris, Dee. 7,
A Zurich correspondent states that, the Germafi Government has decided not lo oppose the Allies' demand for the extradition of the ex-Kai-ser and ex-Crown Prince for trial !>v nn Inter-Allied Court.
London, Dec. 7. According to a Berlin telegram, the Prussian Government lias formally withdrawn (he Floheiizoileru family's immuiiitv from law.
SOME INCRIMINATING DOCU-
MENTS
Copenhagen, Dec. (i
A telegram from Berlin slates that Herr Eisner, in announcing t!u» forthcoming publication of a scries of German Foreign Office documents, declares that the marginal notes reveal the ex-Kaiser’s personal responsibility for the war.
THE CROWN PRINCE
Copenhagen, Dec. G
A Berlin message states that a short document has been-published, signed by the Crown Prince at Wieringen, and dated Ist December, renouncing his rights to the crowns of Prussia and Germany, “due to me, owing to the Emperor’s abdication or other reasons.”
GOLD FOR THE KAISER,
Amsterdam, Dec. 7
The Wester Zeitung states that the president of the Soldiers' Council at Hamburg lias positively declared that he knew (hat twenty hags of minted gold laid been despatched to the Kaiser,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1913, 10 December 1918, Page 3
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