New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
Meeting Between lied Heads To B, London May
 mand Germany
 Recall Former Ks
YELLED THREATS
 YET UNEXPLAI

tween premiers of Great II France and Italy will be held
 the next move in the proceed
 eNtradite former Emperior y from Holland is decided upo cording to information eivc + Associated Press by tilc FrancI eign office. Whether the next q for the surrender of the cr
 kaiser will be directed to The or Berlin will be the main ! to be determined by the threI ernments
 The next meeting ot the plj of the three countries will bl in London but. as no date fol meeting has been fixed and thI ter cannot be left pending ;| time, the foreign office eSpress| opinion that the question eventually be settled through matic channels between Romel and London.
 Would Ask Germany.
 It is understood that at leaI premier is not averse to askin lin to call for the return of Hohenzollern to Germany and demanding that Germany deliN5 over to the Allies in accordancI the provisions of Article 22S q treaty of Versailles. Sentiment in official circles is against such procedure. as d no desire that the former ernpe turn to Germany. It is, do| whether Germany would aceI and make representations to "A and il is also problematicaI VI she would deliver up the erI| sovereign in the event she shotl tain possession of him. It isl feared the presence of Count Fl zollern in Germany would soIidA monarchists party which is rel to be gaining strength daily.
 Recognizes No Duties.
 Holland, in refusing to acc, the demand of the Allies for f tradition of former Emperor N of Germany, recognizes no duti tradition that her soil is san for the vanquished in interaa conflicts. This. in effect. is the of The \Netherlands Sovernme the powers which would plad erstw hife kaiser on trial for ssI preme toffense against mterIid morality and the sanctity of trcI
 Having had no part in the fri of tho Treaty of Versailles, Fl holds she is not bound by the
 sider herself obligated by them. this reason she refuteS the i'm tion that international duties may arise out of the treaty af plica ble to her. The reply state if ip future the society Of n should establish an inferna tions bunal com petent to try. in ca war, deeds which were placed 5 category of crimes by statute dating the acts committed. 1T will participate in its deiiberi As the crime charged zainst
 HohenzolIern is not based upol such statute. little encouragemer given to the powers by this pfls the Dutch reply.
 Vague Limitations.
 While the Dutch goyer5irne positive in it's refusal to acquic. the desire of the allied power. language employed in the note to The Hague on January 15 ss to reflect determination on ths of the Allies to secure custo Count Hohenzollern. Holland told it was the powers duty to the former emperor to trial, 'sn lowing themselves to be stopp arguments" and the note cone with an assertion that 1t '.is 1 best interests of the Dutch peop to appear to protect the pri author of this cata strophe." T. tfmations the powers sought to vey by these clauses of their have not been divulged.
 Amerongen, Jan 24.-FormeT peror William of Germany Wa surprised by the formal refusal Dutch government to comply vii allied demand for his surrend was declared today at Ber Castle. where the ex-ruler mak' home. News of the decision VIZ. communicated to the castle b. Associated Press correspondent
 \ refusal Of eXtradition had expected from the first. the c, pondent was tolI, but the castle idents had never been offfciaH formed that such 6, decisicn rad C. would bs reached.