Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-22
BELIEVES
WILLIAM WILL
RETURN TO BERLIN

LONDON, Nov. 1e.-RumoTs that
William Hohenzollern may possibly
return 20 Germany, as supported py
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger's HAT
that he would not be refused an en-
try tc that country, have created
considerable stir here. They are fea-
tured by several OF the morning
newspapers as creating an uncertain
situation which IS rendered more
doubtful by accounts Of the activity
OF German propaganiists II sew
cral countries.
The fear mainly is that the former
emperor would sooner OF later be-
cCme the center OF rcactionary
movement in Germany, when the
present revolutionary storm has
blown over, and advocates of this
view consequently fear his return 10
ms former empire.
On the other hand the fact OF the
former ruler placing himself CT be-
ing placed in the hands OF the new
rulers Of Germany would be welcom-
ed in other quarters. These rulers,
the Morning Post argues, should be
able TO execute judgment upon him
and in so doing would only be act-
There IS everywhere. however,
agreement in the idea that the eX-
emperors presence in Holland is IN.
tolCrable, and it is insisted he must
somehow be made impotent 10 DO fur
Their mischief. Reports from Hol-
land show he is becoming daily more
uRwelcome there, Notwithstanding
his quiet in retirement Belated ad-
vices from The Hague sho what
s,Ts ufa nn ~
parliament on Friday last their Oh.
jections to his presence and demand
ed that he be deported.
4 dispatch to the Daily Mail from
The Hague reports that the German
soldiers council in Antwerp OF, on
that the soldiers and workmen's
council in Berlin demand the extra
lition of the former emperor and the
former crown prince, as wei as ceF
tain generals. The resolution eX-
presses belief that the eN-ruler eX-
ercises too much influence in Hol-
land and forms the center OF counter
revolutionary intrigue.
The Daily Express sees the posi-
bility of a plot TO trick the allies
Ing in strength and resources the
former German empire. In the
course of n long article. this news
paper contends that the former eEl-
perOr is back of Chancellor EDert,
former Chancellor MaXimilion of Ba-
den and Field Marshal Won linden
burg, and il lays emphasis upon the
fact that the emperor signed no
formal abdication and issued no vale
dictory message.
1 number of leading allied diplo-
mats and stateSmtn believe that
gomething is brewing in Germany IN
the direction OF a pot to trap the
allies, the Express declares. The
fact appears to indicate, it adds, the
existence of a plan to foment So
cial revolution in Holland and swift
erland. and possibly in Sweder
through prO-German agitators. IL
also is desired, according to these
Indications, the newspaper declares,
TO fornent social revolution in alice
countries, provide for the eventual
return of the former emperor to Ger
many, the restoration of the old re-
gime and the formation of greatly
extended German federation. -
Such a federation, with William
Hohenzollern at Its head, the E&,
press declares, would carry the SEED
OF another world war. 1t insists
that the former emperor must be
seized and his activities prevented.
The Daily Chronicle, in an edl-
torial, makes a similar demand.