New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

'oo~re followed, agreeing that there
we're perhaps one or two points 10
whlch exception might be taken. bat he
-dded that he thought the note as
whole was honestly concilatory."
When Lloyd George asked perthou
What questions he had in mind that he
thought the Germans might try TO
ralSe. the French spokesman did not
answer. Foreign Minister Schanzcr, of
itaiN, and one or two others spoke. and
then lt was agreed 10 draft n new note
% the Berlin delegates that would
settle 5he entire controversy.
Inc conference may now proceed
satisfactorily until q new windstorm
7feaks III Paris. II is pointed out by
7ludents Of French politics that the
same dissatisfied elements that over
threw BRAND ministry. when he was
ergageG IN negotiations at Cannes. are
WORKING heavily now against PoluC2re
Nd they predict that Pincare's minjs-
y can0ot long stand.
Many Frenchmcn here feel that
Fol0care's days are numbered, even
though tie conference sails along
smoothly fer q while. He probably IS
-ure 10 retain the helm for month. as
tre Chamber Of Deputies is not IN ses-
SION ard probably will not be con
voked before President Milerand re-
turrs from Africa three weeks hence.
Thus. Poncare has short time I'm
which 10 try to right himself with his
supporters and convince them that
frances interests are being Well cared
for. By the time the French Chamber
meets the sessions here may he all
over
GENOA, April % (By The Associated
Press).-A summary OF the French
note Of protest, signed by Barthou and
aCdrcSsed - the president Of the con-
crence, said the French delegation.
without reference to the other under
tekjngs which Germany has contracted.
considers that the Russo-German treaty
violates the principles laid down 1T
l0nnes for the holding Of the Genoa
conference.
The note observes that in the opinion
q the Allies the treaty destroys the
spirit OF mutual confidence indispen-
able for international cooperation
which the conference aimed to estab-
lsh, and that the Allies are therefore
u2animous IN considering their dignity
no longer permits them TO cola borate
18th the German delegates on the com
mission handing Russian affairs
German Reply Unsatisfactory
The note adds that the reply of Ger
many to the Allies letter Of April IL
does not supply an acceptable interpre-
JauOn Of Germany's action, and de- /
cIares It is useless to enter into the de-
tails of Germany's allegations-un
fothtul allegations, the note saws
Which the loyal and frank attitude Of
me conveninF powers would be suf- /
hcient to disprove.
In 81
tie necessity Of an immediate meeting
o. the heads of the delegations which
signed the note 70 the Germans on
April is for the purpose Of deiberatine
on the situation,
subsequently the French delegation
ssued communicate declaring 4ha+
fhe three documents recently made
public, namely, Germany's answer to
the Allies, Russia's answer to the Al
nes and Russla's memorandum in re-
p,y 10 the London experts report.
ooliged France to register formal reser- .
vation.
THE least one can say Of the Ger
n an answer says the communinuc. "is /
Z nat, far from calming doubts and sus.
plclons, IL confirms them by reason Of +
lts eouivocal character and by It's con-
PREDICTIONS. DR., Wirth insisted that
the Russo-German treaty was con
g uded after the Germans had heard Of
the unofficial negotiations which were
neId at the Villa de Albertis. the Ger
mans believing these negotiations
" ould prove hostile to German inter-
ests. Later, however, the German Chan
cellor admits that the trcatv was prac.
.'caliy arranged before the Genoa con-
ference"
Wirth's Sincerity Questioned
eve are therefore justified" continues
the French communique, 'in think .
!ng That the RussO-German accord was
n reality an arm which the Pussian
ana German delegates brought to Genoa .
N their baggage so be utilized at the .
In Sc propltious moment. How much
weight, under these circumstances. can
ne attached to the protestations Of
80 ldarlty and sincerity made by DR.. /
Referring to Germany's expectations
~ Participating in the discussion of
questions not relating TO points dis
posed Of by the Russo-G German treaty.
he communique says:
If, for instance, the conference dis
casses the formation of a consortiun,
2r the establishment Of zones of recon
e-Tuction, Germany apparently expects
70 participate, This, however, is Quite
contrary to what the Allies indicated TO
Germany
The Allies made it absolutely clear
30 Germany that she was henceforft
e.Slooea el from the discussion of Rus
Passing to tie Soviet's answer tn tho
statement Of conditions, the
rHmmunlQue declares this answer cor
- ms equlVocations and contradictions
Z ne powers had told the Russians +bc,,
.QuId not accept the Soviet demands +