Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-06 | Page 4 | Must Hold the Kaiser

MUST HOLD THE KAISER. Thero is a strong hint from Holland that if the allies attempt to reach out for William Hohenzollern, the Dutch immediately will- proceed to turn him over to Germany. Before the crisis is at hand, the Brit-is Brit-is hambassador at The Hague should quietly notify The . Netherlands lhat any move on its part to defeat the aims of tho allies would be offensive. Tho Dutch people are not in sympathy sympa-thy with the former kaiser, but there are officials high in the affairs of Holland Hol-land who are thoroughly pro-German and who would protect the "greatest criminal of the age," had they the power pow-er and opportunity, By the way, Holland has notified Germany that failure to deliver coal will cause The Netherlands to refuse to continue shipments of foodstuff. One year ago Germany had all the small nations trembling in fear of ruth-lessness, ruth-lessness, and not one of them dared to evade her orders. Today even her little neighbors are throwing spitballs and making grimaces at her.