The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-27


foreign office confirms the report that
British law officers of the crown in
co-operation with the French are con-
sidering the question of extradition of
the former German emperor. No ac-
ton has yet been taken.
WILLIALi is WANTED"
London, Nov. 27.--It is understood
the question Of extradition of the
former German emperor is being con-
sidered by British law officers in close
cooperation with French authorities.
Action in the premises was taken inn
mediately after the flight of the for
mer emperor into Holland.
The Evening News says it under
stands the law officers have concluded
the Allies are entitled to demand ex>
tradition of thc former emperor, and
this decision plies also to individu-
ais who have committed or given in
structions for the commission of ex-
traditable crimes. 1t added Holland
takes the view she has not the power
to surrender such persons without the
consent of Germany.
CAN'T BEAR TO HEAR HIM
"CUSS"
Amerongen, Delayed (By the Asso-
ciated Press s).-William Hohenzol-
lern's encourage has been asked by
the Associated Press if the former
emperor had any message to send to
! the American people. The reply was
"His majesty's suite regrets it is un-
able to make this demand to his
majesty"
DUTCH WILL SHOW HIM THE
DOOR
London, Nov. 27.-William Hohen-
zQllern will leave Holland if his pres
ence becomes perilous to the country,
Premier Beerembrouck is quoted by
the Amsterdam correspondent Of the
Daily Experss as declaring in the
Dutch second chamber Wednesday.
BITTER FEELING TOWARD BILL
Berlin, Tuesday, Nov. 26.-(By the
Associated Press).-"We demand the
immediate convening of a revolution
airy tribunal for the purpose of pass
ing sentence on the Hohenzollerns,
father and son, and on Won Bethmann-
Holwegg," says the Red Flag, the or
gan of DIR. Karl Liebknecht, in com.
menting on the disclosures made in
Munish concerning the completely of
Germany in bringing about the war.
"William II must be commanded to
return and give an account before
this tribunal"
The Spartacus organ also demands
a reckoning with the socialist leaders.
Ebert, David, Molkenbuhr and others
for participation in propaganda cal
culated to absolve Germany from re-
sponsihility for causing the war.
"We have been told that Germany
had no knowledge of Austria's ulti-
matum to Serbia 1t was lie," says
the Vorwaerts. Berlin was said to
have admonished Vienna to go slow.
On the contrary, Berlin melted Wen
na."
Bitter Arraignment of Kaiser
"In the course of his proclamation
William ii declared in the midst of
peace we are attacked by the enemy.
A base, impudent, bottomless, shame
less lie, and does this band of mass
murderers who in the progress of the
revolution and through the geenrosity
of the German people managed to es-
cape unhurt, really still believe it can
once more establish its blood-stained
lie-bedecked rule?"
The organ of the Independent SO.
cialist Die Freiheit, says:
"They committed high treason. We
cannot lay hands on William and son
but it is to be hoped they will yet be
brought to justice. Their fortunes
however, must be confiscated. DR.
Won Bethmann Holwegg (the former
chancellor), Won Jagow and Zimmer
mann, former German foreign secre
taries, who, were their tools, mus
forthwith be arrested and brough1
into court"
The Conservative Tagelisch Runds
chau asserts that the disclosures no
only are inopportune in view of th'
negotiations "for a revision of the ar
mistice conditions but primarily ar
intended to stimulate .revolutionar.
sentiment"
Did Not Desire World War
Count Reventlow in the Tages lei
tung says that neither Bethmann Hol
wegg nor his associates desired 1
world war and that they were not pre-
pared for it. The count adds:
ct is not to be decided, however
that their jumbling was not response
BILE for complications which ultimate
ly involved Germany"
Wanted the War
London, Nov. 26-( British Wireless