Evening journal., 1918-11-23
What Would You Do With
Ex-Kaiser Biu?-WeH!

Editor The Evening Journal.
Dear Sir-ln answering your request
for just punishment for hls nlbs the
eX-Kaiser, ! would suggest: Erect a
building "a feet wide and as long as
would be required 10 hold the subjects
along each wall. Place the preserved
remains Of the Belgian women and chill
dren that have been outraged and mutil-
ated, the captive soldiers who have
been starved and tortured till they died
from the cruel treatment they received
at the hands OF the Hun, and such grue-
some subjects that certainly have been
preserved for proof against this cham
piOn murderer. Decorate idle space with
various death dealing implements OF
war mostly those contrary to the
laws laid down by The Hague
war conference. The walls 10 be
adorned with pictures Of the Belgian
treaties, the sinking OF the Lusitania,
the sinking OF life boats OF vessels sunk
by U-boats, the devastated cities OF
Belgium and France, Of Zeppelin-de-
stroyed churches, hospitals and Red
Cross ships. In fact everything that
would remind this beast OF the suffering
and obstruction he has caused. Then
shackle him 10 a rod running along the
floor from one end OF this chamber OF
horrors TO the other permitting him to
view the subjects at his leisure which
would be plentiful, ne being confined
here all the rest OF his days. This
think would give him ample time. TO
think Of his mistake that might Is
wright" and TO call on HIS imaginary
side kicker, Gott, 10 turn back the uni
verse and give him the day before he
got that fool idea into his head that
he could conquer the world, and last
but far from least that America would
not fight.
Respectfully.
II. J. MCKENZIE.
1920 East Twenty-second Street.
Editor The Evening Journal:
For my thoughts as 20 the ex-Kaiser,
would be 10 place him on an island by
himself, and let his own mind torture
him 20 death (if he has one), for the
wrongs he has done the mothers, faith
ers, brothers and sisters OF this world.
Yours respectfully.
J. w. BAIRD,
4OI West Seventh Street.
Editor The Evening Journal:
Dear Sir--Just a few kind things !
would do to the ex-Kaiser. II ! were
TO punish him: Throw him in a dark
cell something similar 10 hell with his
fest friend, the devil with the worst
kind Of snakes, some that would tor
ture him so he would remember poor
little Belgium. Take him out for morn
ing exercise and give him as follows:
First, tie a rope on each OF his legs
and let two horses pull the opposite
way from each other; next give him
rub down with very coarse files 10 heat
his blood a little TO remember the poor
French women that got beaten by other
beasts like himself, and then feed him
on moldy bread and fried snakes and
rats, so he'd remembed the poor Amer
lean prisoners he captured and starved.
And then put him In a barrel with
sharp and poisonous nails and start
him down some steep mountain. Next
take a rope and put 1t around his neck
and tie IL on the train that he escaped
TO Holland In and drag him from Berlin
10 Holland again and see II that would
not be better than hiding in a special
coach.
Next put him in a hot tank OF tar and
burn him TO make sure he is dead Give
his friends Won Hindenburg and Won
Tirptiz. the same dose.
Yours respectfully.
THOMAS RICClo.
KOckland Del