The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-22
Approve Draft Of Note To Be Sent To- Germany Regard ing Military Control And Re-
 turn Of The Crown Prince
GERMANY TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR PRINCE
France WithdraWS Her Dras-
 tic Demands To Be En- bodied In The Note And Meets The British Viewpoint
By JOHN o'BRIEN
(Leased Wire 10 The Age-Herai

Leased Wire 10 The Age-Herald PARIS, Nov. 21,--The entente was preserved and Anglo French rela- tions restored once more to a sem blance of unity when the council ot ambassadors after a weeks hag gling, agreed late Wednesday on the allied attitude toward Germany.
 Agreement came when the British and French representatives com posed their differences and approved the terms of the draft note to Ger many on the question of the former crown prince and the imposition ot allied military control.
 In that phase of the note which deals with the crown prince, the al lies will tell Germany that she is to be held fully responsible for the con- seqJenc of Friedrich Wilhelms re- turn to the fatherland. Germany must (watch his movements and viii be held accountable for any danger ous political activity on the part of the prince.
 To Resume Military Control.
 In the other part of the allied document, as approved Wednesday, Germany will be informed that inter- allied military control is to be re- sumed immediately. It is learned the note will warn Germany that she must safeguard the allied officers who compose the military commis- sion and protect them from any mo- lestation in their operations within Germany. It Is understood the note warns Germany the allies will take strong measures sp any obstruction & pssced in the way of the com missions work.
 It was announced after the anbas- sadors had adjourned their meeting that everything had been settled to the satisfaction of all"
 The agreement on the text of the notes represents some important French concessions to Great Britain. For instance, neither in the case or the crown prince nor the restora- ton of allied military supervision Is there any mention of specific sane tions against Germany in ease she does not comply satisfactorily with the allied demands.
 Withdraws Penalty Request.
 France. at first, had urged the inclusion of specific penalties. she also had desired that Wilhelm be eX- pelled from Germany, whereas the ambassadors final agreement mere ly provides for q form of lnternmehl
 In that part of the note discussing the crown prince. the allies regara Germany's promise not to authorize the return of the eX-kaiser and also acknowledge the crown princes re- nunciation of the German throne. This renunciation. the note points out "is considered valid and does not admit of annulment.
 The note points out sharply that although Germany has cited het dan perous internal conditions as an eN- cuse for lodging treaty oblisa- cations, she permitted the return ot the crown prince, an act in itseit calculated to complicate domestic dangers.
 The note emphasized this point In the following language:
 Meanwhile, Germany, who, to es- cape her treaty obligations relating to military control, invokes internal difficulties of Germany. has with full knowledge authorized the return of the former crown prince, whose presence they cannot ignore Is of nature to provoke for Germany serl- out complications at home, as well as abroad.
 Tn these conditions, the allies are constrained to declare to Germany that she will be held fully respon- sible for the consequences when might result and believe 1t their duty to draw the attention of Germany 10 the dangers the situation mlsht bring
 The note then points out that Ii these dangers arise, the allies might feel constrained to take concerted measures to parry them.