Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-01-23
Foreign

supporters to cast their votes for tn
reelection OF President Poincaire.
IN an official communication issue
IN Paris, the supreme council appro,
ed OF recommendations to relieve tn
population in the interior of Russi
by giving them medicine, agriculture
machinery and other commodities. O
winch the people are in sore need. il
exchange for grain and flax.
The supreme council, at Paris, ha
drafted a note to the Dutch govern
ment asking for the extradition of tn,
former German emperor.
The note refers toNarticle 227 of tn,
treaty of Versailles and invites Hol
land to join the allied powers in the
accomplishment of this act.
1t is rumored in London that be
fore peace with Germany is a week
old the British public has been
brought up sharply against the pos
sibility Of another war.
The estimates of the Berlin papers
OF the casualties in the rioting places
the dead in excess of thirty and the
wounded at one hundred. Quiet has
been restored
The German Social Democratic par
~ has issued an appeal to its mem.
bers not to allow themselves to be pro-
voked by Independent and Commun-
list wire pullers' 70 play an unscrupu-
lous game with human lives
Many persons were killed or wound.
ed in Berlin when the troops fired
upon or bayonetted demonstrators who
tried to rush the reichstag in Berlin
in protest against the exploitation law.
Crowds have paraded the streets Of
Berlin following an appeal from the
radical Socialist organ for workmen
to demonstrate in protest against the
law. The demonstrators bore flags
Inscribed I'VE Demand an Unrestrict.
ed Workers Council Bill" The street
'ar service was partly suspended, the
men being on strike. Ten dead were
AIKEN into the court of the reichstag
and order was finally restor.
ID by the police.
The so-called German exploitation
aw is an outgrowth of resolutions by
ne Social Democrats endorsing a sys.
emit of workers and economic coun.
lis as the first step towards social.
alton. The Soviet system is strong.
condemned by the German Social
The Russian Bolsheviks have cap.
lred seventeen columns of Polish lie.
lonnalres, sixteen guns and 10000 ri.
es In the Krasnoyarsk region. The I
have also occupied the IA.
station, fifty miles east of Kras. ,
,yarsk ;
London newspapers state that the I
lily two countries in the world now 7
peace are United States and Ger. I
any. I
In the supreme council at Paris
e United States ambassador raised 7
e question whether the council in
1ded to maintain the percentage pre-. O.
ously adopted for distribution among v
allied and associated powers of n
warship tonnage to be given up 3,
German. Receiving an answer n
1.-THE affirmative, the United States v
lbassador stated that, in that case. 8,
United States waived its claim 81
any part of this tonnage II
Immediately after the peace proto. vi
was signed the allied leaders hand. ii
a memorandum to the German dele. b,
es, including the delivery of 5000 til
omotives, 100000 cars, Germany's CO
ure to evacuate all parts of Russia. a,
sinking Of certain submarines H
lch were to have been turned over nc
the allies, failure to deliver stolen
ks OF art taken from Belgium and WI
nee, the delivery OF agricultural ma. co
merry and expectation of certain
onautical materials in contrayen. r;
OF the agreement with the allies.
Korean national army has crossed re-
Siberian frontier into Korea and OF
captured En- Chin from the japan. sic
provisional government forces. ac. su
ling to a cablegram received in be
lolulu from Shanghai to the Kor. tat
Hawaiian association. he
ermany is now at peace with the to
IS. The treaty of Versailles, COM al
ed after months of labor last June. tbf
been declared formally in effect. rer
'ative January 10, 1920.
is being given by the Co
eme council to a plan for the an. (
tment OF a committee of ambas. ain
rs to complete the details for the ral
and signing of the Hun. 1o1
IN peace treaty and to carry on On
unfinished business of the peace mar
erence. The decision will be left IN a
ne heads of the governments OF finn
principal powers. roo
irty-five members of the crew Of NV
British steamer Treveal were ais
ned when the big vessel was m .
ked on Kimmer Edge Rock nea, COW
Adams Head. England. during cler
ut storm In the channel.
hough he might have been pres. -
IS witness to the exchange Of
cations between allies and Ger v
+, Hugh Wallace. the American for
ssador, did not appear. ploy
mans are urged to turn ever rene
n Emperor William for trial by man
lies in resolutions passed at a inc
J meeting Of the new fatherland ceiv
> in Berlin. A,
paration for war is urged as a istro
ire of providence by Marshal cam
War is no longer an art. but ra,o,
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