New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Allied Demand
For EX-Kaiser
Expected Soon
Dutch Minister Is Said to
Have Been Warned; Ger
man Spy Visits Wilhelm;
Political Coup Hinte d

PARIS, Sept. 21.--The Dutch Minis
ter in Paris has been advised, according
to the "Libre Belgique," of Brussels,
that Holland within two weeks will re-
ceive a demand for the extradition of
former Emperor William on behalf Of
the Allies.
AMERONGEN, Sept. 21 (By The As
sociated Press) The former German
Emperor has refused to break his long
silence so far as the public is con-
cerned, even at the behest of the mon
archst leaders of Germany. Ignatius
T. Lincoln, the German agent who at
one time was member of the Brit
ish Parliament and was interncd dur
ing the greater part of the war, re-
his guest Herr Anderson" after a
conference at Bentinck Castle this
morning.
1t was believed that Lincoln came
to Amerongen to obtain some direct
word from the former Emperor which
he could deliver to the HohenzoIern
supporters. But if he did, the nature
of it is not disclosed. Last night Lin
coin informed The Associated Press
that he expected to have a startling
statement to make Sunday. But just
before fastening by automobile to
Utrecht, he said he had not been au-
thorized to talk, and gave The Asso-
ciated Press this statement:
II am sorry that l am unable to
make statement to you before my
departure from Amerongen. The fact
is there is nothing to say. l came here
and return to Berlin in a private ca
pacity.
"lf I may make suggestion, were
| in your place / would not telegraph
anything that could put official con-
Structlon on my sojourn in Amerongen,
as such statements would most likely
be refuted by the persons with whom
l have had few pleasant chats of a
purely personal and private nature"
Lincoln expressed the opinion that
the bitter feeling against Great Britain
would not end for a long time.
Il told the British authorities that
IN my writings l would devote my
life's work against England" said Lin
coin. II am already beginning"
Lincoln apparently based high hopes
on the conference to-day. 1t is known
Illdt Wnlle herman mOnarChlStS do not
consider the time ripe for revival of
the Hohenzollern claims, they have
been disturbed by reports that the
former royal family seems content to
settle down in Holland, and have bonn
barded both the former Emperor and
former Crown Prince with informa-
ton to show that the greater part of
the population of Germany, sooner OF
later. will urge limited constitutional
monarchy, with Hohenzollern king
One of the many German monarch
lists, who recently has been in Holland
explained the situation to the CORE
spondent.
"In Germany" he said, "the present
Socialist government is not likely to
stand long struggle, which will ulti-
mately settle down to q contest be-
tween the extreme Let's and the
Monarchists. In this, l think, the lat
ter are bound to win.
~The Hohenzollerns are still i'm
mensely popular, particularly the
Grown Prince. Prince Henry of Prus.
sia and the Grown Princess. Perhaps
the former Kaiser himself may never
return to the throne, but the belief OF
our party is that one of the Hohen-
zollerns, sooner or later, will rule Ger
many again, and with the consent of
the Allies. who would appreciate the
efforts Of such government CON-
batting Bolshevism."