The Hague, Nov. 26.
The Netherlands Government has edded to protest to Germany over he Venlo incident on the German-Dutch frontier on November 9, in which a Dutch car was stopped on the border and one of its occupants killed, The- Government expresses the view that a statement issued by the official German news agency shows that German organizations were involved in the incident.
According. to the latest reports reaching here, the person killed in the affair was Lieutenant Klop, of the Dutch Military Information Sér-vire. The other three occupants of the car, Mr, Best and Captain Stevens, the two Englishmen, and the chauf-four named Lemmens, are to be alive, but Mr. Best and Lemmens are believed to have been wounded.
When the incident occurred, the two Englishhen were attempting to cross into Germany to get into contact with Germans to study the possibility of peace negotiations. It. Klop was the Dutch officer assigned to supervise them in view of Dutch
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