The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-21
Rumors Of Kaiser's
Return to Germany
Cause Stir In London

London, Nov. 20.-The rumors
that William Hohenzollern, the for
mer German emperor may possibly
return to Germany, as supported by
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger's hint shat
he would not be refused an entry to
that country, have created con-
siderable stir here. They are featured
bv several OF the newspapers as ere
ating an uncertain situation which
is rendered more doubtful by ac-
counts of the activity of German
propagandists in several countries.
The fear mainly is that the former
emperor would sooner or later be-
come the center OF a reactionary
movement in Germany, when the
present revolutionary STORM has
blown over, and the advocates OF
this view consequently fear his re-
turn to his former empire.
On the other hand. the fact OF the
former ruler placing himself or be-
ing placed in the hands OF the new
rulers of Germany, would be wei
coined in other quarters. These rnl-
ers, the Post argues, should be able
to execute judgment upon him ana
in so doing would be only acting as
fitting instruments OF justice,
Socialists Demand Deportation
There is everywhere, however,
agreement in the idea that the cX-
empcror's presence in Holland is in
tolerable and it is insisted that he
must somehow be made impotent to
do further mischief. The reports
from Holland show that the uninHt-
ed guests is becoming daily more un-
welcome there notwithstanding his
Quiet in retirement. BeIated advlces
from the Hague show that the DuJch
Socialists reiterated in parliament
on Friday last, their objections TO
his present and demanded that ne
be deported.
A dispatch to the Mail from the
Hague reports that the German sol
diers council in Antwerp. on Thurs
day last. adopted resoIution that
the soldier. and Workmen's courci
in Berlin demand eTtradition OF the
former emperor and the former
crown prince. as we'll as certain gen
erals. The resolution expresses be-
lief that the eX-ruler exercises too
much influence in Holland ana
forms the center of counter-reyolu-
tionary intrigue.
Possible Plot To Trick Allies
The Daily Express sees the pos
sibility OF a plot to trick the allies
and create a federation far exceed
inc in strength and resources the
former German empire. In the
course OF long article, this news
naoer contends that the former EN-
neror is back OF Chancellor Ebert,
former Chancellor MaXimilian OF
BADEN and Field Marshal Won HIM
4 number of leading allied diplo-
mats and statesmen, including LORD
Robert Cecil, under secretary Tor
foreign affairs, believe that some
thing is brewing in Germany IN the
direction of plot to trap the aliies
the Express declares. The tacts
anpear to indicate, it adds, the eN-
istence OF a plan to provide for the
eventual return of the former en-
ncror to Germany, the restoration ot
the old regime and the formation OF
a greatly extended German ledera-
t;on Such federation, with VII
lam Hohenzollern at its head, the,
Express argues, would carry TIE seea seq
Of another world war. 1t insists thar
the former emperor must be se'zcu
and his activities prevented
The Daily Chronicle IS an EDITOR
;,r makes similar demand.