Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05
FETRAD|TION
IMPOSSIBLE
SAYSCAB|NET
Minister'S Unanimous In De-
"a caring Surrender Of Lead . e
ers Demanded By Allies
Would Result in Fatal Con-
sequences.

Berlin, FeD. 0,--At thc SoiSiuSAoH "
~ cabinet session, member OF the
rorornment informed the correspond
IN ~ the Associated Press that the
ministers were unanimous in declaring
NJ, surrender Of the men demanded
hr The allies on an unofficial or any
olher extradition list was an utter
physlcal impossibility,
The German cabinet has decided to
send another note calling attention to
hs fatal consequences which would
sns,le upon extradition ofthe Germans
demanded for trial by the allies for
war crimes, according to Berlin dis
match 10 the Exchange Telegraph.
Paris, Feb 5.--Relations between
the allied powers and Germany seem
10 have arrived at a crisis as a result
Of the refusal of Baron Won Lersner.
head Of the German delegation here,
to forward to Berlin the names of
Germans whose extradition is demand
ed by the entente. This incident APP
parently finds an echo in the attitude
Of the Berlin cabinet, which is re-
ported in London dispatches to have
expressed, through Gustav Noske,
minister Of defense, seeming defiance
to the powers. Baron Won Lersner left
for the German capital last night.
The list of Germans accused of vi
oations of the laws of war whose ar
rsignment is contemplated by the al
lies will be sent to Berlin direct by
the council of ambassadors. 1t is
pointed out here that measures In
tended to compel Germany to carry
outthe extradition clauses Of the Ver-
sallles treaty will be adopted but
there Is no intimatlon as to their ma
ture
London advces state Sir Auckland |
Geddes, minister of national service
and reconstruction in the British cab
met, declared in an address at And !
over Yesterday that Holland might
V required to put former Emperor
william on some island out Of Eu-
rope Whether he expressed the view i
ol the British government Is not |
known
Among the persons demanded for
enraditlon from the German govern
ment are:
List Of Men Wanted
harl Aegidi, Duke Albrecht Of /
Wuerteemburg, Submarine Comman-
usr Arnold de La Perere, General
Oount sixt Won Armin, General Otto !
WI below, Count Johann Won Bern |
T0nl' former ambassador to the !
uplled States; Dr. Won Bethmann- I
n0nweg' former imperial chancellor:
oeneral Won Beseler, Count Bismarck,
usneral Won Boehm, General Won
Sv.u'ner' Crown Prince Rupprecht Of
c1'alla' the Duke Of Mecklenburg.
SSneIai Won Bredow, Bronsart Won
ssne'endorf, General Otto Won Bue-
"' c ADMIRAL Won Capelle, General
saer, General Van Daimling. En-
y. rasna' Prince Ernst of Saxony.
esas saelal faulkenhausen, General Fall !
a''nayn, Prince Frederick Of prus-
e'. ~ ueheral Won Gallwltz, Alfred Won
ersr 1'"app' Otto Won Gottberg, Gem |
Esa ,oh Gravenitz, General Count
- Hammerstein. DR.. Han !
of Haa.l namlllnausen, an the Grand Duke
hnrv -, lelu Marshal Won Hinden-
Il !, nv. whose extradition is demanded !.
on,s 'ance and Belgium; Prince An
FrIsass,.ss A.. ssonenzollern, Prince Eitell
crams s'icn Of Hohenzollern the,
tIses, sf,nce of Germany, Princel
Hurs. :, hohenzollern, General Won
M ~ !, ismael Hakki Pasha General
cs0srs' @auIk' General Won Linsingen,
Yaa N. .,uuenaorff, Field Marshal
cenaral l'rehsen, n General Maltzahn
Gen., a, baron Kurt Won ManteuffaI
an Mon,.a,er n sOnaer Marwitz, Won Moltke.
0hsla s'O'''gelas Robert Morath Won
llaberv 'on e@s oer Planitz, vonder Piet- :
Rllbor eshenal Won Quasi. Prince
S,bnls. admiral Scheer Won dar|
Fsshs. aa1s, Count schwerin, TalaatI
1ruhs s1nlral S'.a Tirpitz. General vof.I
,asInsr submarine Commander wal
Fanee w,,. veant Waldersee. warburg.
pa Fcks,sass s,,assshstein. Count vitztun,
nsr secre.a-. se' A'ired Zimmerman. forI
Sine q ~ t.a.y Of foreign affairs.
s'lsd and a. !, names in the list are dis
i n !. anu the miltta,.,,
'' persons desired is Or not S'I,, inaIsat. faps
aaae Of s.fTal,s.ns .fsalns. among others, the
t,isas ,iassaphie error for Dr tp, psssi1,y p