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DAY OF MOURNIKG
By Wed Press.
ESSEN. Jan. 13.-—-While Germany
generally woe preparing for the ob-
eerance of tomorrow. es the "Sunday
of mourning”, over the occupation of
V the Ruhr. the actual eetabliehment of
the French and Belgian gnrrieon con-
tinued to be estendedand the occupy-
ing authoritiee at Essen and Doe-e14
dort were making further wort:
bl: inductrieibte and mine operators.
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threatened it e. number of the latter
filled to heed ,fhe‘invitetion‘ sent them
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The automation expressed the
hope tint the relations between the
Bethe: and French omclnls and the
population would be “equelly good"
no in the occupied territory on the left
bank at the Rhine. '
General Detontte pointed out that
the activation wee not a million! op-
eration. and that it had no political
,, chore-year.
NE PATIENT
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PARIS. Jen. liq-Jr!» reperetions
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Warn Population f
‘ of Violence in Cities Held
S by French Troops
. mean. 13.—'rhezom agreed today to resume deliv-
exit-to! end-under tentetive arrangements to be controlled by a
toward direct negotiation: with the ‘
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Agm- ' Actsj
until January 31 the payment of 500.;
000,000 gold marks due from' Ger;
my next Monday.
France. Italy and Belgium voted tor
the delay. Sir John Bradbury, the
British member. did not cut a ballot.
There was no discussion ot.thie
brief moratorium on its merits. The
French requested postponement o!
the payment in order that they might
finish preparation of their new more.-
tcrlum plan.
Ronald W. Boyden, the American
observer. was present at the meeting.
whleh’iasted a halt hour. Steps were
taken" to notify the German govern-
ment of the delay.
The communion also decided to in-
form the German war burdens com-
mie-ion that a. reply would be mih
within a tow days to the letters of the
German communion. dated Nov. 1e
and Not. :7, in which. on behalt o!
the German government. it demanded
a moratorium for 1923. .
It wee intimated that. France was
hoping that an extension or the period
of [race would permit the Ruhr situn-
don to take definite shape and mute
evident the extent at the “push-e re-
fine was aieo e neport that Fiance
mixhtendeevor to arrange a meeting
with (lemony to discu- e m7
0: the reparations queetiondn Milt
Sgt; Gt!“ Britain. Italy. ,3!“
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were mentioned as the m that
mm be asked to attend such e eon.
In the event that e plan for emu
alienation tailed. R woe W .
tut a two yeer moratorium, with oer.
taiu condition; would. be treated
Germany by the reparation: commie»
eion in the near future. .
The French Cabinet. with Premier
Poincare presiding. met this morning
to ooneider the reparations situation.
An eucinl communication regarding
the meeting new: “" .
“Premier Poincare. M. Mngtnot. the
Wilmer of War. and M. is Troequer.
the Mlnieter or Public Worke. re.
ported on very suntactory intern“.
tiou they had received as regards the
inetellatlon at our enzineere tn the
Ruhr end the first convereatioue hold
with the manufacturers or Qhe die-
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