Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-10 | Page 1 | Germany Will Capitulate

f s y t 1 tf r rC r u a f K ti tir r IE it n t To t E it 35 oU n 3 t. t v. v r. r A 1 y- y Si I RICH TA TAT T IV A ASSENT T I General Assent at Berlin Berlin Berlin Ber Ber- lin That Submission Is Necessary in Order to Save Nation BERLIN May 10 10 Dr Wirth former minister of finance jn in tl Hie e cabinet of Chancellor Fehrenbach today agreed to attempt to form a new cabinet PARIS May 10 By the Associated ted Press Press News News received from Berlin this morning led French official cir circles l s sto to expect that Germany would accept all the ultimatum conditions B BERLIN ERLIN May 10 By Associated Associated Asso Asso- Press Press Acceptance Acceptance j of the allied ultimatum relative to reparations was as expected inthe inthe in iu the reichstag today when that body conven convened d. d The centrists and the majority Socialists as a result of their conference yesterday were were believed to to have dein definitely lelY aligned i. i th themselves Il I In favor of yielding to the n de de' de mandl a. a H th M r. ys j i ay aj f. f that th there there was competition among among the various parties for first place in the asser assenting Uni column The majority Socialists adopted a resolution yesterday pledging their support to every sincere effort lo to o carry out the terms presented at London London Lon Lon- don in view of the military coercion and violence with which Germany is threatened The resolution de declared ared acceptance of the ultimatum would fail fall of its real purpose if Bavaria Bavaria did not make an unequivocal decla declaration that she was prepared to disarm and disband her civilian guards by June 30 Leading democratic deputies declared yesterday that acceptance of the ultimatum ultimatum ulti ulti- would be the most effective I way of counteracting French aspirations aspirations aspirations and contended that a sincere effort ef effort effort ef- ef fort on the part of Germany to carry carryout out the conditions of the ultimatum would strengthen her case in the United States and England There is a probability that the re retiring retiring re re- tiring Fehrenbach cabinet which is at present functioning only as an acting ministry may accept officially the London ultimatum for tor Germany NO FAITH IN GEORGE If the Poles steal Upper Silesia and the French invade the Ruhr district Germany will be so completely weakened weakened weakened weak weak- ened that she will be unable to carryout carry carry- carryout carryout out the reparation conditions declared de declared Glared Theodore Wolff editor of the yesterday in in inan an editorial We are only too familiar with the vacillating soul of Lloyd George said Dr Wolff in discussing the British prime ministers minister's speech at Maidstone England on Saturday and are quite a aware vare that rhetorical commonplaces do donot donot donot not always definitely bind him We must admit however that if Germany balks in th the present situation not one of ot the allies will raise a hand in her behalf in Upper Silesia Dr Wolff demanded tangible guarantees guarantees guar guar- ant cs that Germanys Germany's acceptance of the ultimatum 1 tum would not be followed by arbitrary invasion of the Ruhr re region region gion glon by the French at some later date dati and on some flimsy pretext