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GERMANS ACCEPT. ALLIED NOTE LIN GOAL DELIVERIES
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 SPA. July 15.-CBy the Associated PreSS)-The German ministers are dis posed to accept the note of the allies and to answer in the affirmative to- morrow without qualification. A for nal decision will be taken in the cabi- net council in the morning. but the at titude of the ministers tonight is that the agreement is as good as made.
 This also is the view of Premier Millerand.
 Dr. Simons, German foreign secre- tary, said he had an hours conversa- tion with Premiers Millerand and Lloyd George. Dr. Simons was meas ureably reconciled to the allies solu- tion. Tension is greatly relaxed at German headquarters.
 Says Germans Unsuitable
 Premier Lloyd George seemed to be in good spirits this evening, but when asked by a correspondent if he thought the Germans would accept, said:
 'I cannot say. pr. Simons is a req sonable opponent, but he has in- satiable men with him"
 The protocol which the Germans will be asked to sign tomorrow provides that they must furnish 100000 tons of coal monthly and if by Oct. Is, 1920, they have not furnished six million tons the allies will occupy the Ruhr. A treaty price will be paid for the coal, PAdS A4NC AAAaA hS 6OAA PCA NOA N@c S PA~- mium for screening into different grades, which premium will be applied to the purchase of foodstuffs.
 Text of German Note
 Following is the text of the German note to the allies:
 l. The German government engages itself to place at the disposal of the allied governments, beginning Aug. |, 1920, according to present arrange ments for the duration of six months, 2.000,000 tons of coal monthly.
 2. The allied governments will pay for this coal up to the German market price by placing the respective sums account and the difference between the German market price and the world market price in cash, unless the manner of payment shall be determined in a different way in a general agree ment on financial questions.
 3. For the duration of the aforesaid coal deliveries the clauses of the "de cision" on the coal question communi- cated to the German delgation July 9 and amended July Il will not be ap- piled; neither shall the amounts of coal to be delivered monthly be in- creased by the separations commission during this period.
 Will Control Silesian Field 4. There shall be made, as soon as possible, an arrangement concerning the situation in Upper Silesia by which either the German government will recover control over Silesian coal or by which her monthly share of Si- iesian coal is fixed at not less than | 1,50O,000 tons monthly.
 | 5. There shall be instituted as soon as possible a mixed commission al Essen for the purpose of Investigating means for improving the condition oi the miners with regard to food, cloth ing and housing and improving there by the coal output in the Ruhr dis 1 trict.
 The allies shall declare themselves ready to grant to Germany necessary credits for the importation of food stuffs for her population, as we'll as for the importation of raw materials for German industry and agriculture The deliberations in this regard will take place in connection with the gen eral deliberations concerning the if nancial question with the co-operatioT of the experts on both sides.