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· EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

ALLIES AND GERMANY-AGREE;

London, August 16.

It is believed the Conference is on the point of conclusion. The Gormans, after vainly endeavouring to persuade Mr. Herriot to agree to the evacuation of the Ruhr in April, apparently decided to accept, under protest, the French evacuation pion and sign an agreement to carry out the Dawes report, though last night they were still endea. vouring to obtain minor concossions including the immediate evacua- tion of Duesseldorf, Duisburg and Ruhrort and rendering the occupa- Lion of the Ruhr more invisible by the reduction in the numbers of troops and withdrawal from the chief towns. The Germans' endea. vour to obtain a preliminary guarantee with regard to the forty million loan has apparently falled. It is understood they are nisa Bollciting an assurance that military control wil be transferred to the it is expected "League of Nations after the Allies' final Inspection.

the jurists to-day will draft the necessary diplomatie_notes_and protocol.

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It is understood that agreement between the French and Germans Obtained from cows of the finest stock which graze

was reached during the night.. The Germans look note of the

French demands without recognining the legality of the Ruhs occupa on the rich pastures of the Surrey Hills.

tion. The French, Belglans and Germans will reaumo conversations this morning. It is not improbable the conference will end to-day.

Later,

The Conference proceedings opened to-day in an atmosphere of mingled-crisis and hopefulness. The French and Germans argued for hours last night over the reply from-Berlin, and eventually reached a compromise which experts will consider to-dny, which will

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taken to keep the German reply a secret. It was telegraphed in a new

complex code and only sufficient copies were made to supply the Silver, and Bronze Medals.

negotiators. Endless messages flowed all night long on special wiros between the Ritz Hotel and Berlin. Even when the Germans retired to rest late in the morning they were frequently called out of bed, attending informal "Cabinets" in dressing gowns.

The

The compromise is regarded as tantamount to a completo German acceptance of the French denmands. There is some disappointment In German official circles, but it is hoped to satisfy German_public_ opinion by pointing out they have yielded to force majeure. Germans only hope of an earlier evacuation is that when the time comes to raise a loan under the Dawes scheme, the bankers will insist on the French leaving the Ruhr.

Later.

In the negotiations between the French, Belgians, and Germans to-day, it was agreed the town and district of Dortmund will be evacuated the day after the signaure of the protocol at the end of August; also other stricts occapled during the Ruhr occupation; But the Ruhr itself will be evacuated in a year. The final meeting of the Conference will be held this evening. The Germans will prab- ably proceed to Berlin to-morrow. The Reichstag will meet August 21st.

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE STARTS. Agreement' afterwards. Accord ingly, the above article was alter

Loudon, Aug. 17.-The first ATTITUDE.

mentebes in the Scottish League ed to read:

Saturday, an "Public employees will be re- were played on The Canton Gazette publishes un olleial reply to the statement of instated and their wages paid for resulted as under- the Shameen Consuls, from which the periost of the strike, reservn-Airdrieonians The Conference agreement has been initialleil.

we state the following salient tion being made on the question of Ayr............. The agreements concluded at the Conference comprise the final

disciplinary measures in the case Cowdenbeathi protocol with four annexes. They make no reference to the evacua-points:

"The point at issue is whether of the Police. tion of the Ruhr. The protocol sets forth, inter alia, that the agree

It will be noted that the phrase Falkirk..... ments are mutually isi erdependent. Annexe 1 consists of an agree the lakongs (police) are to be re-

"Other than the police" contained Hamilton..... ment, mentioned on August 11th, between the Reparation Commission instated at all.

The understanding of the Gov-in the original article was deliber-Hibernian...... and the German Government relative to the carrying out of the Dawes plan. Annexe 2 wellies, inter alia, the form of arbitration in the ernment-which has been convoy-ately emittel in the revised arti-Morton event of varing eventualities and also provides for a mixed Com-ed to the strikers-is positive,'cle. mitter of Allied and termin representatives to determine the procenamely, that the lukongs are to be. The Consuls in a despatch dated Ranger"..

reinstated like the other public August 7th altered the wording of dure for deliveries in kind.

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Annex 3 provides that the Dawes plan be put into execution, at employees but reservation is made the above formula and the Com- the latest, by 20th Sepember, including Germany's promulgation in that they are to be subjected to missioner, replying on August 8th, of the necessary laws, installation of executive bodies, establishment of disciplinary measures as outlined pointed out the discrepancy and requested that the agreed formula the bank and German railway company, and fulfilment of contracts In the "Gentlemen's Agreement."

The strikers have been definite-should be adhered to, After fur- for the 800,000,000 yold mark lons. The restoration of the fiscal and

The following match in th ronomic unity of Germany is to be complete by 6th October, includ-ly informed in this sense and in-ther correspondence in which two ing. restoration of the power the German administration enjoyed deed until the lukonge shall have other alternative formulas were Montague-Botes Platoon Chullong in the occupied territories prior to 11th January, 1923, the restora-returned to Shameen and been re-proposed, the following was pro-Cap competition will be playe tion of Industrial and other undertakings in the Ruhr to their instated the "Gentlemen's Agree-posed in the Commissioners letter next wock on Murray Barrack fouthall ground, kick-off 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, th., 2nd found., N owners, etc. The German railway system is to be tuken over by the ment" could not come into opera-jof August 9th:

"Public employees will be -ye- Dawes railway company by 20th September and Hines worked by the tion.

That the above is the proper and instated and their wages paid for 10 Platoon (Green and Black) » Franco-Belgian regle will be completely transferred to that company

only construction to be placed on the period of the strike, reserva- No 13 Platoon : Phum and Blucts by 20th November.

The agreement further deals with an amnesty for political acts the fresh negotiations which betion being made in the case of the

RUGBY TEST MATCH. since 11th January, 1923, and authorises reference of disputes to the gun with the interview between police on the question of discl

Dr. Sun and the Consuls on Au-plinary measures which shall be Hague International Court.

Annex 4 embolies the arrangements cabled on 3rd Augual gust 6th and concluded with ac-finally dealt with according to the

SOUTH AFRICA DEFEAT GREAT BRITAIN, relative to an American silting on the Reparations Commission when reptance of the final terms of discretion of the councila."

The Consuls replied on August | anything arising out of the Dawes plan is considered, and arbitration settlement by the strikers at muas

Durban, Aug. 16.-in the fir regarding German default, sanellous not to be applied unless flagrant meeting on Tuesday afternoon At-10th stating that-"provided it is! default is established. The Allies in the event of sanction, willgust 12th, is clearly demonstrated final, we and our Councils are pre- Rugby Test match, South Afric safeguard specific securities plulged for the service of the loan, and by the following recital of facts. j pured to accept it," Such was the beat Great Britain by 7 points

Article 6 of a proposed set of settlement on this vexed question: 3.-Reuter. give the service of the loan priority. Disputes hereanent will be

terms shown to the strikers on Both this final formula and the submitted to the World Ceart.

Agree- London, Aug. 17. July 30th--and tatly rejected by collateral "Gentlemen's

ment" were explained to The Anal sitting of the conference, whereat Mr. Belcourt them--read:

"Public employees, other than strikers by Government member of the Empire delegation. was present na resolution

RELIEVE DIOMEDE. that the

relating execu-the police, will be reinstated and sentatives.

It may be stated that the fal achenie the Dawes

conditional

the their wages will be paid for the

terins of settlement were accepted

Loudon, Aug. 10. It is a issme

the

The Allied period of the strike."" lone. 800,000,000 gold

The strikers demanded whole-by the strikers only after much nounced that the cruiser Vindi Governments would invite their respective central banks to facilitate the placing of the loan. Mr. Macdonald in a speech congratulating sale reinstatement and reversion persunaton, as a compromise in the tive will raliove H. M.. S. Diome

Interest of peace and an early in the Far East.--Reuter. the delegales termed the agreement the first peace treaty. the first to the status quo ante.

The whole object of Dr. Sun's settlement. real negotiated agreement since the war. Every party represented

The strikers were therefore dis- Con- He added that mediation was to get over the was morally hound to do his best to carry it out. notes had been exchanged agreeing to the evacuation of the Ruhr deadlock us to the reinstatement agreeably surprised at the

sule helion when the lukongs re- tions being as above stated, it within twelve months from today, certain arene would be evacuated of the lukongs.

At the interview on August 6th turned to Shameen together with dieult to see how any misunde withmat delay, as proof that the French and Belgian Governmenta

between Dr. Sun and the Consuls, the other Public employees on the standing could have arisen. It mean the whole matter should he ended with all tho expediency

Dr. Sun suggested that with the afternoon of Wednesday, August clear that neither the Governme nor the strikers enn take the r circumstances will allow.

view of a speedy termination of 15th.

The documentary evidence and sponsibility for the delay in to the strike the subject of the lukengs should be separated from the circumstances of the negotia- minating the strike.

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M. Herrist termed the rest of the Conference the beginning of a

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