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German Soldiers Hold Demon
strations Against Acceptance
of Extradition Demands
CAPELLE FLEES GERMANY
Berlin, Feb. !). Philip SrftMilenmnn.
former srcrtnry for foreign affairs,
writlns In tho National .citiing. w
that since tlio sovprnnipnt. with the ap
probation of parliament, hail siene'd the
neare treatv it had tried to fulfill the
conditions impeded, but sdnee .Time lat I
he had seen that Mieh fulfillment was
impossible. I
Decieiou as to whether the Herman I
National Acmbl.v will be called to
ronider Germany's nuMvcr to the
allied demand for the extradition of .
CJcrmang accucil of violations of the ,
laws of war i expected soon. The I
ablnet met pxtiTilny and eonsldered
the list of men 1iom sm'rendcr is, de
sired, and tlio allied coeriiiB note,
which were delivered to Premier Itauer
Saturday uisht by M. Dp Mercilly.
French charRe d'uffnire-, but nothing
was made public u.s to the concluiious
reached.
In addition to tlio persons on the ex
tradition list, the allied powers demaud
access to archives and possession of all j
German documentary evidence, so that
prosecution may he facilitated. The
covering note is understood to declare '
the Allies do not purpose, to. grant am-
nesty. to meu not named in the, list, but
will reserve the right V prosecute them ,
should they be apprehended on I'ntcnte
soil. I
The committee on foreign affairs of ,
the National Assembly will meet today
to consider the extradition question. It
neems improbable that a reply to the
Entente demand will be sent until a
response is received by the German
Government to its note of January -.1.
(In this note Germany nsked the Allies
to renounce the execution of the extra- t
dition article of the peace treaty, af- j
firming- that it would inevitably cause ,
political and economic troubles, the al
tcrnative proposed being a trial of '
persons involved to he held in (.ermany
with the participation of allied rep
resentatives. )
The newspapers declare unanimously
that thp- attitude of the government
toward the extradition question is un
changed. The association of Gorman regular
soldiers carried out a big demonstration
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Only One German Woman
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Berlin. Feb. !) (Uy A. P.)
Miss Elsie Si'lieiner. the only woman
whose nam- appeared on the list
of nermann demanded by the Allies,
Is 11 daughter of a. prominent pro
fessor of Ilerlin University, nud had
charge of the women's concentra
tion camp at Valenciennes during
the war.
The Nieuwe Kotterdaineeho Cou
rant, n copy of which has been re
cslvcd here, prints n letter from n
contributor who sajs he worked with
Professor Scheiuer at the astro
physical observatory, ut Potsdam,
and assertu that Miss Schebicr in
curred the enmity of allied women
spies who were imprisoned at her
camp. He declares, however, that
letters to Professor Selieiner showed
the daughter had many friends
anions the prisoners, and that she
did nut approve of German policies.
here yesterday against acceptance of the
extradition demand. Similar demon
strations were held in the provinces.
Premier tinner expressed to the
French charge the government's dis
approval of Von Lcrsner's action.
it is reported that Vice Admiral
Capelle haw lied to Switzerland.
II.T-le, Feb. 9. The li-t of persons
charged with war crimes whom Austria
i must deliver over to the Allies will be
linnded to the Austrian Government at
an early date, accortlinc to u Vienna
dispatch.
The list is not long, lint includes
Archduke Joseph. Field Marshal Ans
von Strausv-nburg, Field Marshal von
Koevess. General Potiorek, governor of
I'o-nia : Field Marshal toii IJoroevienud
Count ou Herchtold, former Austrian
foreign minister.
POLISH TOWNS WIPED OUT
Typhoid Kills Every Resident In
Several Villages Ask U. S. Aid
Warsaw. Feb. 0. (Pv A P.)
, American Red Cross officials have been
j a-ked by the Polish Government to rush
, doctors into southeastern Galicia. where
l typhoid fever is epidemic. Deputy
Uamosy says the people are literally
dying out and tnat several villages are
left without a single urvinr
Since the epidemic began, it is said.
100.00(1 deaths have occurred, one out
of every five taken lit dying. StanUlau
hospitals are so crowded that typhoid
victims are reported Ijing in the streets.
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BOLSHEVIK EXPORTS BEGIN
By the Associated Press
London. Feb. 0. Enormoiu booty
was taken by Russian soviet troops
when they occupied Odessa, according
to a wireless message from Moscow re
ceived here. A Rritish and n Russian
cruiser are reported to be bombarding
the Polshcviki from the harbor. The
Soviet communication adds:
"We fought our way into Odessa. In
the direction of Stravropol we occupied
Fricdriehsfeld. Konstantinovka and
Rlagodatnoyi."
Rolshevik forces have evacuated Let
via, according to n statement issued at
the Lettish legation in London.
A dispatch to the Central News from
Reval sUys that General udenitcli.
former commander of the Russian north
west nrmj . lias been allowed to leave
Hsthonia with several of his staff of
ficers. Iiefore departing, however, he
was obliged to hand over ,"i0,000,000
marks to the commission formed to un
dertake liquidation of the northwest
army.
Reval, Feb. !). (By A. P.l Im
ports from soviet Russia began yester
day. They were initiated by the ar
rival here of two carloads of flax, out
ward bound. .
Hclsingfors. Feb. n. (By A. P.)
Leon Trotsky. Bolshevik minister of
war and marine, will become director
and high commissioner of food trans
portation, and his duties as minister of
war will be assumed by General Polan
off. according to advices received here.
Command of soviet forces lu Siberia
will be given to General Kgert. while
General Ivanoff will lead the Bolshevik
troops in Turkestan.
Warsaw. Feb. f. (By A. P.l
The Socialists announce that a general
strike will be proclaimed throughout
Poland if the government rejects the
Bolshevist peuce offer. They assert that
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Constantinople, Feb. 0. (By A. P.)
Hear Admiral Newton A. McCully,
commander of American warships in
Russian waters, has been nt Novoros
siak, on the northeast coast of the
Black sea, watching tho situation there
relative to resumption of trade be
tween Allied nations and the Russian
people.
Both the Bolsheylkl and their ene
mies are reported to have suffered more
from typhus than from actual fighting.
The British battleships Aiax and
Marlborough, the light cruiser Ceres
nnd the American destroyer Talbot were
at uticsa.
Two hundred sick uud 150 refugees
from Odessa were tnkcu aboard the
American merchant vessel Nnvnhoe, fli
novices say. me policy is to remove
Jhe sick nnd wounded nnd women and
children first and then the men who
nave necu actively opposing the Bol
shcvlki.
Tohio. Jan. 31 (delujed). (Bv A
P.) Bolshevist uprisings against the
Jupauese on the Irl-.nd of Snhkalin nrc
reported. Important Japanese mining
nnu petroleum plants have been at
tacked. A rescue party in thirty sledges
has been sent to the scene.
Paris, Feb. f), .(Ilv A. P.) Tt was
stated at the French Foreign Office to
day that there was no foundation in
fact for the Warsaw report thnt Mar
shal Foch intended going to'Polnud.
NORWAY TREATY SIGNED
Given Soverejgnty Over Spltzbergen
Archipelago
Paris, Feb. 0. (By A. P.) The
treaty by which Norway is given sov
ereignty over the Spltzbergen uichi
pelago was signed in the Clock Hall of
the foreign ministry at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon.
Hugh C. Wallace. American ambas
sador to France, signed the treatv for
the I'nitcd States; II. A. Bcrnhoft, ,
Danish minister to Frnnce, for Hen-
mark; Alexandre Millerand, the French (
premier, for France; Carlo Tcrraris, M
Italian representative in the League of j
.Miuons, tor itaiy; jiaron MntMii. Jap- I
nncse ambassador to France, for Japan ; I
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ister to trance, for Norway; Jonkhcer
J. Loudon, for the Netherlands, and
Count Khrensvnard, Swedish minister
to France, for Sweden.
The Earl of Derby, Britisli ambas
sador to France, who is in London,
will nppend his signature during the
meeting of the council of ambassadors
tomorrow.
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SLAVS NEAR COMPROMISE
By (ho Associated Press
Rome,' Feb. 0. Premier Nltti's
speech before the Chamber of Deputies
Saturday is described as "a paraphrase
of the interview lie recently gave the
Associated Press," In nn editorial
printed by the Popolo Romano, In this
address Signor Nittl said thnt if the
pact of London were applied, Italy
would have to give up Flume.
"We have often observed," tho news
paper continues, "that whenovcr Signor
Nittl speaks in interviews to foreigners
he is more of n Nationalist than when
he addresses the chamber."
In an nrticle on the "financial hege
mony of America over Europe," the
Financial Italiana declares the Amer
ican Government's "inconsidernte lan
guage toward Europe" can be explained
only because of that country's su
premacy. The newspaper says:
"America ought to be satisfied with
her enormous commercial expansion,
her exports having been quadrupled
since 1SUL"
Premier Nitti's speech dealt with
Italv's foroign policy.
Italy must not join the Anglo-French
alliance until "the Versailles treaty is
revised and all odious, unjust and bar-
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asslng clnuses abolished," Bald Deputy
Fiammingo, ministerialist. He said the
depreciation of the Italian lire, the
French franc nnd English pound was
due to the fact that none of the allies
possessed credits in America.
Signor Grnzidei, Socialist, asserted
tho war had been "advantageous to
England, who inherited the German
colonies,' nnd criticized the anti-Italian
nronaeanda abroad.
Deputy Salvenlnl defended tlto policy
niirsneil hv former governments relative
to the Dalmatian const.
r.,i.in Wilson would have ac
,,i imp nronosals." he asserted, "if
we had not gone through the mistakes
we did at Paris and' if Contain DAn
nunzio nnd Admiral Millo had not dis
credited us boforc the world."
He reviewed policies of past cabinets
i ,u nffreement was signed with
Austria, in 1MH, for the division of
Albania. Ex-Premler Giolitti sprang
up and denied such nn agreement hod
been reached. The deputy closed his
address by saying Premier Nittl had
renounced Italian claims to Dalmatia
in the compromise rrached recently nt
Paris and that Italy should retire from
lint pplon.
"I still hope to reach nn agreement
with the Jugo-SIavs," asserted- Signor
Nitti, "for whllo protecting Italian in
terests. I wish also to protect the in
terests of peace. We do not need to
nnnlv the nact of London ; firstly, be
cnuse we have the backing of France
and England, and secondly, because we
nlrendv occupy more than that
pndt grants us. By applying the pact
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