KAISER AND ACCOMPLICES
BRITAIN DEMANDS PROSECUTION JOINT CLAIM FOR EXTRADITION. (OIIKBD PBBSB ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.) (ADS. AND N.Z. CABLB ASSN. AND REBTHR.) LONDON, sth December. Mr. Lloyd George, in a statement of .policy, says the Kaiser must be prosecuted. He was responsible for deliber- | ately provoking the war and the inva^ sion of Belgium. A body of British jurists and law officers who had been consulted unanimously recognised that the Kaiser and his accomplices, also the submarine crews and those who had maltreated thd*war prisoners, might bo tried by international law. The Government at the Peace Conference would press for the execution of justice. The Allies are constituting a commission of experts to ascertain the best means of compelling the Central Powers to discharge the cost of the war. (ADBTRALIAN-NBW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) ' NEW YORK, sth December. The United Press Paris correspondent states it is semi-officially announced that the British, Italian, and French representatives have demanded the extradition of tie Kaiser.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 138, 7 December 1918, Page 7
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