EX-KAISER AGAIN.

Grey River Argus, 27 August 1928, Page 5

EX-KAISER AGAIN.

PLOTTING AT DOORN. Dutcji Asylum Abused. (Received August 25. at 5.5 LONDON, August 25. It is perhaps not without significance that on the eve of the historic ceremony of singing of the Peace Pact at Paris, the figure who is universally admitted as ’bring responsible fur the greatest war in history should .spring into thi li’uienght as the. remit of his arrogant b. haviou in .the country which hospitably -heltcred him. Tho Amsterdam newspup'u- “De Telegraph” prints to-day a trenchant editorial, demanding that, the Du'.cii Government, once and for all, shaii end the intrigues nf the cx-Kaiser. which are conp.timtly being hatched in Holland, with an eye to their eventual development rb 'where in Europe. The papetr snys:-;“lf dethroned monarchs go th dir vay ea’m’y aad with dignity, the starnchgst republican will appreciate their good taste,' but ’ when,amid mnc.li din, they eon ;tinnq tinkering on the Toad from which they, for good, reasons, have boon chased away, all .sympaihy wil n them is forfeited, and turns to anger, and sharp watchfulness. This ajipiio :o the ex-Kaiser, who,, for nearly a dec.ad«*>, has been enjoying the right ul asylum in this country. It as though the epoch-making events leading .to his resido-nco at Doorn have wade no impression on this conceited, dangerous ■ man Thp question is one of persona). Vanity. It becomes the urgent duly ot the. Netherlands GovcYnAueut to .se©: that the h,uspit:il ity gfunted to this person, .who .still ha,:; the bad t-nsto to, .style “Imperial Boy al Majesty” and sue cards thus printed for circulation at boioe and abroad, shall not be abysed The Government must act immediately ;o prevent, ’plots- hatching in their country. ”