THE ARCH-ASSASSIN

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 43, 15 November 1918, Page 5

THE ARCH-ASSASSIN

FATE OF WILHELM HOHENZOLLERN UNDER DISCUSSION

TRIAL AND PUNISHMENT URGED

Amsterdam, November 12. It is officially announced that the Kaiser lias arrived in Holland. Representatives of the Foreign Ministry have proceeded to Maastricht to discuss provisional arrangements for his slay, pending final decision on (he subject. - —Renter. "COUNT , ' WILHELM HOHENZOLLERN ON PAROLE. (Eec November 14, 5,5 p.m.) Amsterdam, November 12. The Dutch Government is allowing the Kaiser (o remain on terms similar to those for the internment of high officers. The Kaiser has given his parole to remain at Aincrlingen Castle until fur. ther notice. He is now using the name of Count Wilhelm Hohenzollern. SHOULD BE EXTRADITED FOR TRIAL MR, GERARD SUGGESTS THE SCAFFOLD. New York, November 12. Mr. Gerard (formerly United States Ambassador to Germany) advocates the extradition of the Kaiser from Holland for trial in England. He added: "I guess all are agreed what the verdict will be. When the hangman drops the trap we will be. doing away with one of the greatest mufderera.'-A'ns.-N.Z. Cable Assn. WHY 7fE LEFT GERMANY. (Bee. November 14, 10.5 p.m.) London, November 13. The "Daily Chronicle" reports that the ex-Kaiser declares that his journey was .Jiot a flight, but thift he left Germany in order to facilitate the new Government's work. The Ivaieerin and Crown Prince did not accompany the ex-Kaisar,— Aus.N.Z. Cable Aesn.