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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
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bern nuroe Ser 8id5ug Mgefibnittein.
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Ialu}eEI, 8OtEeH Y 6MAH
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fidfIih m1f 100000. go
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lion ser Minnefota 5taatslegigsllatlr,
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a~re1lsig1rg aii,f iid al nreelbu1ert bepeit
III, fan11 iIeliig tperbe,1. Ger ben Sci.
Ben at entfIieben udt, mtfb olie Dro-
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sic beniletloe nrto beiligenoe &raft 6es
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The New York herald., 1922-04-19
POWERS GERMANY FROM DISCUSSION RUSSIAN TERMS;
FRANCE WANTS TREATY WITH SOVIET VODED BUT WON'T QUI
CONFERENCE TO GO on EVEN GERMANY AND RUSSIA LEAk
PLEDGES OF LOYALTY
VIOLATED BY GERMANS
Allies Express Astonishment at Secret Treaty With
Soviet and Intimate That Germany Will Be Excluded
From Their Discussion of Terms for Russia.

April the allied
the German delegation:
with aonshmen that in the
the without reference to the
Government.
subject
representatives Powers
German Chan
the delega
solution OF these
questions in spirit Of genuine loyalty fellowship.
the German delega
the conclusion OF
session violation Of the
inviting representation
themselves the inviting Powers
granted
honest cooperation with former enemies IN
the European will and
fellowship which destroys the spirit OF
cooperation the estab
lishm o chief of the conference
AT all parties
helpful long they designed
results brought to
decision But that
viii delegates have done"
is missing here1
final that it is proposed
judgment the conference Is in fact
violation principles which based
consider
having effected her with
Russia conditions Of
men between their
the further parcpa
tion between Russia
and the various countries represented conference.
ISignedl
.faoyp CrcRcr fEn Enriand) "BESEs
f ,pruor tFrance).
"F,cTA (ItaIy). "NINcHITcH (Jugo Slavial
"IsHn (Japan). "DfAMANDY tRumania).
(Belgium).
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

PORTUGAL'S AIRMEN
AT ST. PAUL'S ROCK
Complete Third Leg of Flight
to Brazil.

PERxAMauco. Brazil. April IS (Asso-
ciated Press) .--Capts. Coutinho and
Sacadura in their flight from the Cape
Verde Islands for Brazil. arrived at the
cliffs OF the st. Pauls Rock, just above
the equator northwest OF the Island OF
Fernando Noronha. at o'clock this
evening Brazilian time.
The distance covered Is about 900
miles.
PoRro PRAYA. Cape Verde Islands.
Apru is. Associated Press) .-Capts.
Coutinho and Sacadura hoped off at
80 o'clock this morning on the third
and probably most dangerous leg OF their
flight from Lisbon TO Rio Janeiro.
The aviators flew their plane here
from st. Vincent yesterday in prepara-
zion for to-day's start, conditions here
being more favorable for successful
getaway.
The landing at st. Paul Rocks Is diff
c,slt. as there Is only small bay or
opening between the two islets on the
northeast side. This bay or cove Is only
ffty-six yards across at the entrance
and 100 yards long and presents some
difficulties even to vessels except In the
most moderate weather.
The seaplane is awaited at the Rocks
by the Portuguese cruiser Republica,
which Ia carrying a supply OF gasoline
and oil and which will broadcast by
radio the news OF the aviators' arrival.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS
KILL BOYS OF 2 AND 4
One DriDer, Fearing Lynch
ing, Flces From CroUd.

Melvin Franklin. aged 4. OF 1921
Seventy eighth street. Brooklyn, was
killed when a truck Of the General Ken
dering Company Of sic First avenue ran
over him near his home. The boy
stepped from behind an automobile in.o
the path Of the truck ard in trying 70
steer around him William Mohr OF loso
second avenue. Manhattan. the driver,
ran the machine into another truck
owned by the Henry Henjes Coai com,
pany of Bay Nineteenth street ana
Cropsey avenue, Brooklyn.
Both trucks were damaged. but Ed
ward Powell OF West Sixteenth street
and Coney Island Creek, Brooklyn. the
driver OF the coal truck. as well as Monr,
escaped injury. Mohr was not arrestd.
An automobile truck loaded with ba-
nanas ran over and killed Vincent Favvio.
, GEARS old. OF 161 Chrystie street early
IN the evening. James Eoule. the chauf-
feur OF is Coenties slip. fearing crowd
would attack him. drove half a block
further and told Patroman Thosnas
O.connor who arrested Boule.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
FRANCE is NOT DISPOSED TO
BREAK FROM GENOA PARLEY
No Rupture Likely Despite Menace to Her Safety, but
She Wants Soviet Pact Voided as Contrary to
Cannes Agreement and Versailles Treaty.

annul the treaty and thereby remove
themselves from the conference.
The belief is strong in governmental
circles tonight. based upon advices
from Genoa to-day. that the Germans
will recede. if not the Russians. there
by killing the treaty in letter but not
in spirit What the Germans are
likely to claim is that they have gone
on record for principle which other
nations might we'll adopt. The idea Is
prevalent here that such is the main
purpose behind the treaty. which at
least the Germans must have known
would not be accepted, even by Prime
Minister Lloyd George. Frances pres
ent policy OF moderation was dictated
by the clear advantage the French
Government felt il had gained through
the Russo German move in consoli-
dating the Allies at Genoa and remov-
ing the aersi OF isolation
The slaci-ity with which an accord
was reached on the note sent TO the
Germans and the Russians to-day -
looked upon as great gain for France
in these maneuvers where she might
have lost had the French Government
shown disposition to bring to an end
the conference. In which Premier Ray
mond Poincare and his associates mad
placed little hope-even less to-day
than ever Consequently NJ. Poincarc
Is determined 10 avoid II possible the
ontts or hrealtinr AZ uD
As evidencing the moderate policy
determined upon. French officials to-
day refused to characterize this note
as an ultmatum, but termed Il rather
an injunction TO Germany and Russia
TO annul their treaty
The French position. which appears
TO be that OF other nations at Genoa.
seems TO be based not alone upon the
wording OF Article 260 but also upon
the fact that in correspondence year
ago with the Preparations Commission
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The New York herald., 1922-04-19
SPEED LAW PASSED,
FIXING VARIEDRATES
With Is MILE Limit
Fifteen Miles Considered
Proof in Itself of
Recklessness.
CORNER TURNS EASED
Police Commissioner May Es-
tablish Eight Mile Con-
troll by Signs.
CORNER TURNS EAsED

In answer to a demand for a speed
effectively. the Board of Aldermen
passed an ordinance yesterday. After
considerable discussion the measure
went through by a vote of so to A. 1t
provides:
That no persons shall drive or cause
to be driven in reckless manner in
any part of the city a vehicle of any
description:
That for motor trucks and delivery
wagons of all kinds Twelve miles an
hour shall be considered orima facic
evidence Of reckless driving. and that
eighteen miles In built up sections and
twenty-five miles in sparsely settled
sections shall be prohibited;
That for all other vehicles the rates
for prima facie evidence shall te M
teen and the prohibitions twenty and
twenty-five miles an hour. respectively;
That twenty miles or more 2n hour
shall be prohibited over bridges. in
parks and parkways;
That in approaching or crossing an
intersecting street in which there are
car tracks the speed shall not exceed
eight miles:
Thnt n sidewalk shall not be crossed
from lot. alley or building at speed
of more than four miles an noir,
That no corner shall be turned lastof
..~4l or,
Tbe latter Is a looscnins up or the
nreaent law, which limits speed In
rounding corners TO four miles an hour.
The Police Commissioner Is cmpow,
cred TO put up signs limiting tie speed
10 eight miles an hour at any hour OF
the day or night where there may DC
on0aSfion
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Copyright, 1922. bv THE NEW YORK HEnArO.
New York Herald Fureau.
Paris. April is.
France, as the pivotal factor at
Genoa in the crisis arising over the
Russo German treaty, showed to-day
that she is disposed toward a moderate
policy and inclined 10 act In concert
with the other Allies in meeting this
new issue. The instructions sent 70
Genoa to-day by the French Govern
ment. disappointing as they may have
been to the hotheads here, will not
bring about any rupture in the Genoa
conference on the part of France, nor
any movement Of the French army TO
counteract what Is considered in many
circles as a new menace to Frances
safety and treaty rights.
The official instructions were simply
at Genoa to stand together In demand
ing the annulment OF the treaty as
being contrary to Article of the
Cannes stipulations. which deals with
Article 26o OF the Versailles treaty.
which defines the control OF German
rights by the repara-
tons commission.
Until this Is accomplished the Allies
will not meet the Germans or the
Russians in the political committee.
No threat OF Independent action II is
accompanied these instruc-
tions. In fact. II was pointed out By
a high authority to-day that France.
finding the other nations in accord
with her. was prepared to continue in
the Genoa conference as II applies
merely TO central Europe, should the
Germans and the Russians refuse to
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
Germany Insists All Powers Must
Act on Exclusion; Neutrals Agree

GENOA April delegates
OF the Allies and Little
commissions
dealing the Allies began
did,
and not eleven
Powe alon has the o exclude the Germans.
Denmark which not pleased be-
eliminated the conference
Entente Powers have protested
wthou a the conference
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
BONUS SENATORS FAIL.
TO SIDETRACK TARIFF
FOR RAID ON TREASURY
Republican Caucus Votes II to 16 Against Jamming
Bill Through-Committee to Report Measure Within
Reasonable Time-Confusion Exists With
Harding Deciding Factor
BY LOUIS sEIBoLD.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK

SpccoD Dspatch 0
New-or HeradB ureau.l
c. g.
through Senate accordance
political the House Of
this afternoon
The move
Republican Senators called
tariff program report
colleagues moving discharge
consideration the bonus bill
a
only thirtyve Republican Senators attended the confer
instruct the bill within
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
Roundup In Philadelphia.

One OF the biggest roundups OF crooks
that Philadelphia has known for many
years took place over the last weekend
and wound up yesterday with more than
1000 arrests This wholesale combing
Of the highways and byways of Penn's
woods was the outcome of the order
issued by Enright here and the conse
uuent assumption that the New York
crooks. according TO tradition. would
make for Philadelphia as a haven OF
refuge. In Philadelphia the police au-
thorities we're told to arrest any persons
regarded as suspicious whether a
charge was pending or not, and these
orders were carried out to the letter
Many arrests were r.ade in and around
the Broad and Market streets railroad
stations and unduestonably "A number
Of the persons nctted were fugitive New
Workers More than 400 plain clothes
men were assigned TO the clean UP Job
in Philadelphia. and among their cap
lures were bandits with New York
police record.
Persons boarding or leaving trains In
Connecticut notice nowadays that the
police are extremely watchful in the
railroad stations. Stamford and Bridge
port policemen meet every train. cspe-
cialIy the New York trains. and scru-
tinize ever stranger that desconds.
strict orders nave been issued TO keep
cut New Yrrf crooks. In New Haven
and Hartford similar precautions have
been taken. and the report from Provi-
dence and Boston Is that n double force
Of plain clothes men is on duty at the
New Haven railroad stations and the
steamship lnni.ngs.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
HARVARD "cUTUps" suBsIDE.

CINCINNATI. April 1s.--rhe 'cutup"
spirit fact is subsidlng at Harvard Uni
versity. according TO a statement made
last night by its president. DR.. A. Law
renee Lowell. at the annual dinner OF
the Harvard Club here. Playing OF
pranks during class sessions is in dis
favor. he said. because university stu
dents are Imbued with community
spirit under the regimes OF student
councils
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
How Treaty WAS Arranged.

Maxim Litvinoff. chief Of Soviet le-
cations. said that Russia's relations
with Germany were different from those
with other countries. The Brest-
Litovsk treaty was signed In 1913. but
Germany broke off diplomatic rela-
tions after the murder OF Count vcn
Mirbach. German Ambassador. In
Moscow later in that year Still Ger
many recognized Russia de factc. and
negotiations had been going on since
then for the restoration OF diplomatic
relations. said M. Litvinoff. Some Of
Germany's demands were inadmis-
sible. he said. Hence the delay. as
otherwise the treaty would have been
signed long ago. But Russia did not
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
ENRTGHT'S SIX MOTORS
VOTED BY ALDERMEN
Grant Made Amid 'Ha-Ha's'
at Crime W0Ue Defense.

Police Commissioner Enright got his
rsx high power motor cars from the
board Of Aldermen yesterday. They gave
him the privilege OF going to the chair
c,a- ~ ~. y.',ard cs Purchase. Grover
A. wnaien. ,snc is permitted TO purchase
the cars without calling for bids. No
speciai revenue bonds are needed as the
Board OF Estimate transferred 100000
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

WHITE sULrHUR SPRTNGS--Ciorious now
for rest and sport. Golf tennis. horseback
Iaxnous baths. Overnight from N. Y.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurants.
Advertising will be found on Page 5.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

The Best Writing rapers
are whiting Papers.--Adv.