Ogden Daily Standard | 1920-02-17 | Page 1 | Teutons Informed They May Try War Criminals at Home

TEUTO! IH1E0 THEY MAY TRY M mm it HUME- Allies Also Decide Holland Need Net Give Up Ex-Kaiser For Hearing HOLLAND TO GUARD HOHENZOLLERN CLOSE' i If Berlin Trials Are Not Fair Entente Will Step In and ; Press Claims 1 LONDON. Feb. 17. Orninny : I lias boon informed she may try her , war criminals while Holland may 'intern William Hohenzollern and jsalist'y the allied powers. Notes to this effect have been ' i sent to Berlin and The Hague by the allied supreme council. J j The trials of Germans under; charges preferred by the powers: I will be tinder close surveillance I by the allies whq'will not waive , 'their rijhts.jiuaipJil'A suspi-1 'eion of iml'atrncss or of a miscarriage miscar-riage 'of justice. . i . . Holland is rebuked for her failure fail-ure to express in her first rcpl to the allies her disapproval of the crimes committed by the former I emperor and is reminded she must i assume responsibility for Count llohen.ollcrh and his family and for dangerous propaganda that Imav be carried on from Dutch soil. THE HAGUE. Feb. 17. Holland Hol-land will answer the second note sent by the entente with regard io the status of former Emperor William Wil-liam by reiterating her original position, refusing to surrender him but acquiescing in the request to guard him closely, it Avas declared de-clared here today. The Dutcb answer wil be dispatched dis-patched within a few days.