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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
Authority Split

Dublin. Jan. 6.-At the opening Of
the afternoon session of the Dali. Mr..
de Valera said that since the Irish
agreement was signed in London, the
executive authority of the Dali had
been irrevocably split. They had since
tried to keep together nominaliy as a
unified executive, but the time had
come for that to. be endeo.
De Valera said he and ono section
Of the cabinet stood for the p"cserva- :
ton of the republic and the Nher
section for quite another plan.
There never would be peace. Mr.. de
Valera declared. until the principle
was recognized that Irish people
wanted to live their own lives with
out the imposition Of outside author
ity.
Wants Sole Power.
Mr.. dc Valera said he could not ac-
cept the responsibility unless he had
the sole powers Of the government to
carry on his office.
Michael Collins, the minister of fl
nance and leader in support of the
treaty. announced that he (Collins)
offered his resignation but that Mr.. dc
Valera had refused to accept il.
Mr. de Valera said he proposed ito
lay down my office and the house
must decide by the constitutional
means who is the chief executive
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
No Agreement.
(By The Associated Press )

(By The Associated Press.>
Dublin. Jan. 6.-Thc efforts of
the peace committee of tho Dali
Eireannn to bring about all agree
Incnt on tho Anglo-lrish treaty
failed today, and tho Dahl. which
had met in private session this
morning. adjourned its secret sit
ting at 1:1O p. m. to meet again
in public session at ) O'Clock this
afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
BRAND Calls Conference.
fBy The Associated Press

Cannes France, Jan. 6.-Premicr
BRAND today convened the allied SD
premc council for the conference ct
which ii is to consider measures for
the economic restoration of Europe
The meeting was neld in the grand
salon OF tho Cannes Yacht club.
George Harvey, American ambaAa-
dor to Great Britain, who is to act
as official observer for the United
States at the conference told the cor
respondent just before he entered the
council chamber that he had no in
tention of speaking at the first session
and had no program to place before
the allies as had been rumored.
He was non-committal when asked
if he would outline tho. American view
point Of the worlds economic>situ
ton il pressed to Go so. saying he
would Jump that fence" when he
came to it. In contrast to the other
delegates, he walked to the Yacht
club, and he was surrounded by 4
crowd of motion picture. men and
press photographers.
The conference was in session
slightly more than two hours 1t ad-
journed at 1915 O'clock after havin :,
.s'aIpein5sd stgtaD eeRtmissions.s .s&pa osi
i0Is'ic situation. Beth commissions
were called to meet at $3.50 o'clock
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

North Dakota: Fair tonight
and probably Saturday, rising
! temperature tonight and in east
and south port 'ons Saturday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
First Root Proposal Adopted

washington, Jan. 5.--The naval
committee adopted the first Root pro-
posll TO declare IN simplest terms to
the rules of International law apply
ing to merchant vessels their full APP
pntation TO submarines and the invi-
tatiop Of the five powers to all other
nations TO join in the declaration.
This proposal already had been tenta
lively agreed to, but as returned to
the full committee by the drafting
committee headed by MIR. Root, which
put it in final shape. it was divided
into two distinct parts and thus ap
proved for incorporation in the five
power treaty-as follows:
"One-'ihe si;,llsitor, lowers desir-
ing to make more effective the rules
adopted by civilized nations for the
protection of the lives of neutrals and
non -combatants at sea in time of war
declare that among those rules the
following are to be deemed an estap-
lished part Of international law:
"One a merchant vessel must be
ordered to submit to visit and search
to determine its~chGracter before 1t
can be seized.
"A merchant vessel must not be at
tackled unless it refuses to submit to
visit and search after warning, or to
proceed as directed after seizure.
"A merchant vessel must not be
destroyed unless the crew and passen-
gers have been first placed in safety.
'Two-Belligerent submarines are
not under circumstances exempt from
the universal rules above stated. and
If a submarine cannot capture a
merchant vessel in conformity with
these rules the existing law of nations
requires it. to desist from attack and
form seizure and to permit the mer-
chant vessel to proceed .unnolested.
'Two-The signatGrN powers invite
all other civilized powers to express
their assent to the foregoing state
ment of established law so that there
t.Ray be a clear public understanding
throughout the world of the srand-
ards OF conduct by which the public
opinion of the world is to pass judg-
ment upon future belligerents.
Practice Involves Violations.
"Three-The signatory nowers rec
using submarines as commerce des-
troyers without violating, as they We're
violating in the recent war of 1915
1918, the requirements universally nc
cepted by civilized nations for the
protection of the lives Of neutrals and
non-combatants. and to the end that
the prohibition of the, use of sub
marines as commerce destroyers shall
be universally accepted as a part of
theA law Of nations they now accept
that prohibition as henceforth b1nulns
as between themselves and they invite
all other nations to adhere thereto
When the naval committee adjourn
ed. the third Root proposal to declare
submarines, acts of piracy for which
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

THE WEATHER.
Minnesota: Generally fair to-
night and Saturday; slowly rising
? temperatures.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

Cannes France Jan sBy ',s Nsoeia'ee Press Prime Min,
the allied council today armed tho allied that they
rehabilitation
prejudices and work together this end
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
700 A. Nj. Observations.

Temperature rs
Maximum. II hours. $500. Q
Minimum. - hours. ..... III I
Wind (soufla) miles ...... - \;
RarOmc9ef, reduced 30.A I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
House Investigating Committee Frustrated
Plan to Have State Bank Finance S. A. Stock
ALLIED COUNCIL IS CALLED IN
CANNES TODAY; RECOGNITION OF
SOVIET COVER NllNIlEkT PROBABLE

International Economic Conference With Participation OF
Disappointed AT Not Being Invited To Conference To
Germany And Russia To Be Called; Dr.. Rathenau,
Give Germanys Side Of Reparaticns, Returns To
Berlin; Harvey Is Observer For United States.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
RatIlcnau Disappointed.

failure of the allied supreme council
to invite him to Cannes. DR.. Walter
Rathenau. Germany'S economic neso-
tiator. who has been in consultation
With reparation officials here. win
leave for Berlin this evening. DR..
Rathenau when he arrived in Paris
informed the allied governments
through an intermediary that he was
prepared to go to Cannes TO place be-
cash payments Germany was able 10
make and the dates upon which the
payments could be made. So sure was
he that he would receive an invitation
10 proceed TO Cannes that he reserved
rooms in the Hotel Carleton. where
all the delegations are stopping.
No such invitation having material J.
lied. DR. Rathenau and his party an
nounced tho decision OF returning 10
Berlin tonight. They had moi up to
this noon. however. buckled up their
trunks and appeared to be still hop
ing for an eleventh hour invitation.
fBy The Associated Press.D
Cannes. France. Jan. 6.-Primc
Minister Lloyd George has decided
there can be no question at this time
of formal alliance between France
and Great Britain, it is said on good
but has held out the pros
pcct of sufficient guarantee to ai!
France if she is again attacked. as in
1914, under certain conditions
These are. it is stated. that France
cooperate with Great Britain in the
economic restoration OF Europe and
consent to modifica tons in the ren-
aration payments by Germany on the
basis Of the suggestions made in the
recent London conference Of a halt
billion gold marks IL cash and u bill
lion gold marks in kind instead ..
tua million, y,,orl-e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

g.
to
of
crma unanimously.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06
POWERS FINISH
CONSIDERATION
OF SUBMARINES
Final Root Plan Adopted;
Proposal to Prohibit Use
Of Gas Comes Up.
(By The Associated Press, )


Washington. Jan. 8.-Considcr-
alton of submarine questions was
concluded today by the five pow
ers' naval committee with adop-
ton OF the final Root declaration
declaring submarine /comman-
ticrs, who with or without orders
from their government violate the
existing International law Oh sub
marine warfare. to he guilty Of
piracy.
The. American delegation thru
Mr.. Root thereupoh brought forth
!, new proposal to prohibit the
use Of goison gas in future wars.
1t was said to have been received
favorabiy but $, a decision went
over until tomorrow's meeting.
(By The Associated rress.)
Washington, Jan. 6.-Asrced
upon abolition as between them
selves OF all submarine warfare
against merchant ships. il re-
lnaincd for the five naval powers
Of tho arms conference today to
reinforce this declaration through
adoption of tho third Root pro-
pOsal to declare violation of the
rules laid down fer submarines all
net OF piracy for which the sub
mrrinc commander could he held
personally accountable. Indica-
lions were that this PROPOSAL
wonld be adopted and the matter,
Of submarine regulations finally
disposed OF at tho naval commit
tee meeting Today:
SHANTENG PROBLEM
UNCHANGED. u. ",
With indications tlfSs crgMius
friction between the Japanese and
Chinese over the Shnsttung con-
g trovelsy. their meeting today held
little promise OF a break In the
deadlock over return of the kinO
Chow. .Tsfnanfu railroad to China.
Having disposed OF the Chinese
tariff. question yesterday, under q
plan providing for an immediate
increase in the effective ,sste and
further periodical adjustment,
and also agreed to the step for
the withdrawal of foreign troops
from Chinese soil. the Far East
crn committee OF the whole was
not expected to meet again until
the submarine and other naval
questions have lecn settled.
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tContinued on page S
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Practice Involves Violations.

Continued On page 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
STE Ginfpanoerung lit ben lettet.
ieMs MeDfaten.

I a &
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Jraaen INNER mieber d%nge1porast.
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pGr 1tidt nett, toenn t1idt bie gro-
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Nieiige Mniprid)e
erbebf Niosfan


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mnrliitil9e Nesierung BET 6em Ser1ndd,
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&u@5eiten
.@einefez 0lien

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SIN @eim bon Mi6ter nno Jran
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ioes Brduttea1ts, ipra6 Ste btloe1oen
@orte.
Ote 3immer be8 Often 5etmS ma
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9igg8 lang 5mei 9ieber. SRI. 9to1ta
ann5e, eine tnttme Breun6tn Der
Braut mar 8rautiungfer, mdbreno
@arolb Dlien, etn Hfloer Der 8rallt
Sem Brduttgam CUR 5eite 1tano.
g1o1 Ser 5rauu1tg purbe ben nadd=.
lter BerDarbten n11b intimften Treu11=.
Ben ser fontrubierenoen Yarteted ett
|feines 9od3eitsmabl I'M 9eim Ser
Gltern Ser Bral1t lerotert. s.
Die Braut 1T Sic etrt5ige 9o6ter
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@odi1ule nnb au6 bon benz 9tont
[8nitttute In MttpmotR isis. @te
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BefaiItntddnttg.

Das lefale Romttee tpe< DIES ote
gampagre fitr Nufbrtngufg bpn Stem
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feine @elegenbeit butten oieiem Bonbs
besis,nfttemern oba mo1nogNb ahre.
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p ouD qe1anutemDafi fun: NNsetfers
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Sen Blumenipenbern, ben Wttglte6ern
bes Mrbeiterperein8, I'D. u. 90.
goge Degree 0 Sonor 2oge nno i11S
.belonoere Germ gilbert sSfeinban1er
fGr eiine troitrei6en MDtte.
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af ufb &ti1ber.