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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920.
MENCH SOCIALISTS
PROPOSES TO OMIT
'OBEY' IN MARRIAGE
O)olciratcs Hcturnlncr From
Hoscow FftYor Joining
Third Internationale.
iWOBKERS HOLE RUSSIA
It
Bela Kun. Once Hungarian
vlst Propaganda.
Jl Dr LAUnBSfCB HII.M.
fifd CorrfBOffii 0 Tn Bin 4Kt Nl
, ToK IlEULK. Cojt(0i, ItM, bu Till BeM
!' 1KD NtW VoK ltOULD.
Pari, July 21. M. Cachln and th
Extreme Boclallt delegates who are ln-
.;-f5tljatlnr conditions In BoUhevlit Ru
Ula .have sent a. despatch to 8ocIallst
iaewspapera that they are returning; to
Trance to ur4 French Socialists to Join
jjho Third (Moscow) Internationale
Jibandonlns the milder Second Inter-
natlonalc. ond also denying reports that
'they were forced to leave Hussla. They
Indicated that they would bring new pro
jposals froni Nikolai Ienlne which would
be designed to get the support of the
iFrench Socialists.
In a long despatch Jr. Cachln declares
(nat they found Russia freed from the
'bourgeois and from the capitalists and
that the wcrKora were the complete
'masters, with armies like the French
revolutionary armies.
"The lied soldiers have routed the
.Poles despite the support which the en
International m'ddle classes gave
to the Poles ind the victory of the Kus
(flan social revolution u now assured,"
,ho says.
Russian wireless reports picked up
iliere indicate that JPcla Kun. Hungarian
(Communist leader, has arrived In Mos
cow by way of Italy. Bela Kun, It will
!be remembered, mysteriously disap
peared from .1 train which was trans
porting lilm and other Communists
,from Vienna to Russia last week.
Blnco his arrival In Moscow, wireless
reports Indicate, he has been appointed
ifhlef of Bolshevist propaganda In Cen
tral Europe. This apparently Is another
'evidence of the Soviet Government's In
creasing propaganda worn following
(Bolshevist successes In the Russian bor
der states, and that It has little inten
tion of obeying the British peace termi
In this respect.
FRENCH SENATOR'S
BODY LOST ON TRAIN
Neighbors at Station Find It
la Strangely Missing.
Eptcial Cabte Dcpath to Tin 8cm ixd New
YotK JfnuB. Cotvright, 19:0, IT TUB SCN
AND NEW YPIK IltSAU).
Pajus, July 21. The strongest com
mentary on the present disorganization
of the French railroads was provided
when the body of the lato Senator Lin
tlllutc, who died in Paris last week, was
lost In transit between this city and his
home In Aurlllac. .
Senator Llntllhac'a remains were
shipped from here last Sunday and
should have arrived at Aurlllac yester
day, where a throng of citizens crowded
the railroad station waiting to pay final
honors to the man who had represented
them In the national councils for more
than forty years.
The station master diligently sought
the car containing the late Senator's
body, but finally was forced to tell the
mourners that they would have to call
later. Meanwhile tracers were sent to
several Junction points, but up to the
present time no trace has been found
of the body. The funeral has been
postponed until Friday In the hope that
the body will And its way to the Sena
tor's birthplace before that day.
BERNSTORFF SEES
U. S. DISAPPOINTED
HEIR TO ROMANOFFS
IS BORN IN PARIS
possible Czar if Russia Should
, ' Tire of Bolshevism.
U prcial Cable Dispatch to Tin Bcn xd New
It Yoik UtiALD. Ctpvrtoht,lotO, bi Tub Sun
AND New Vobk He&ald.
jj Paris, July 21. If the Russian Bol
iihevlkl tire of their present form of
government and want a new ruler, they
fan dnd In Paris a direct relative of the
liar In the person of a son born in
Versailles this week to Prince Andre
Romanoff, eldest son of the Grand Duke
(Alexander, brother-in-law of the Ciar,
(find the Prince's Italian wife, who was
(Clgnorlta Elite Sadsoruffo,. n JThosc
iTelns there is no royal blood.
This infant, who one day may be a
'claimant to the Russian throne, waB
Baptized Michael Romanoff. He has the
title of Prince notwithstanding the fact
that Russia now refuses to recognize
itoyal titles.
i Prince Andre's marriage two years
!go caused a sensation among his rela
tives. However, they forgave him fln
illy and approved his marriage when
ithe beauty of his wife overcame their
jfmbltlons for the Prince. This approval
jfvas strengthen when a daughter, Prln-
fess .enia, arrived a year ago. Prlnco
.ndro has a splendid war record. He
Urges Closest Possible Rela
tions With Germany.
By the Aiiaciatttt Pren.
BtnuN, July 21. "All our efforts
should bo directed toward making our
business relations with the United States
the closest possible," pleads Count von
Bernstorff, former German Ambassador
to the United States, In a new periodical
called Octreue Eckart. He declares
that Germany must expect nothing from
America politically 'as the Americans
are tired from a humanitarian stand
point." This, he says, Is explainable by
the fact that tho "war proved a disap
pointment for the United States."
Von BernstorR points out that Uie
Hanseatlcs, who always had been able
to get on with the Americans, have suc
ceeded In securing American assistance
to rebuild Germany s mercantile fleet.
and he believes this may develop Into
some arrangement to obtain raw ma
terials.
After emphasizing the necessity for
the Germans to work hard at reconstruc
tion, ns they could only pay their debts
by labor, the former Ambassador fore
shadows the possibility that American
capital and German labor may work to
gether In Russia, As the Americans
have but little experience in Russian
conditions, he says, they might be In
duced to enlist German cooperation
there.
French Senator Would Mako
Husband 'Constitutional
Monarch.'
ADMITS GERMANY
TRIED TO BLUFF
Spa Delegates Knew Coal De
mands Could Be Fulfilled.
By tht Attotiattd 'rot.
BEIU.IN, July 21. The present German
Government Intends to carry out the
agreements entered Into with the Allies
at Spa, Dr. Walter Simons, the Foreign
Minister, declared to-da He added
that tho previous governments had not
been sufficiently punctilious in carrying
out the terms of tho peace treaty.
After denying rumors of dissensions In
tho Cabinet Dr. Simons said alt the Spa
decisions were unanimous and the En
tente Powers really were serious In their
threats to occupy more German territory.
Te German delegates, however, he
added, would not havo signed "the agree
ment If they had not been, convinced
that the coal 'demands of the Entente
were capable of fulfilment
Dr, Simons said that Illegitimate traf
fic In coal was taking place and that
large quantities of Ytuhr coal bad been
discovered In placea not on the of
ficial distribution plan. The Cabinet,
therefore, has decided to reorganize pro
duction and distribution.
The above admissions by Dr. Simons
Justify tho charges made at Spa by the
Allies that Germany was not exerting
herself to carry out the terms of the
erved as a naval officer even, during fTreaty of Versailles, and that In spite
he Bolshevist terror, when ho toll 1 of her protests she could furnish tho
amount of coal demanded.
Tefugo in Crimea.
Special CabU DapatePtt Tn Bcw akb Niw
Yosk Heuui. C&pvrioht, 1K0, r Tub Sun
and Niw Tosx HeSaU).
Pabii, July 21. A project presented
to the French Senate by Louis Martin.
Senator from the Var, provide for radical
changes In the marriage laws of France,
and especially for the elimination of the
pledgo of obedience by a wife to her
husband. Senator Martin aoea not. How
ever, Intend to eliminate the provision
that'a husband must support his wife.
His theory Is that a revision of the
laws governing marrloge would be at
least a moral satisfaction, as thue laws
would still contain a provision for
mutual fidelity and assistance.
The only difference would be that a
husband would become a constitutional
rather than an absolute monarch," he
said.
The Clerical element In the Senate
opposes the project The spokesman of
this element, Canon Collon, from Metz,
suggested that tt would have no bearing
on feminist problems, as If the laws
wcro revised as proposed women would
not gain anything which they do not
now have. He declared that woman's
Influence over her husband was par
amount desplto Senate made laws.
On the other hand, protagonists ot
ths measure cover the whole gamut of
maritlal philosophy from that of purely
religious origin, wherein sacred texts
call for obedience by the wife, to that
of the Socialists, like Paul Boncour,
Deputy from the Seine, who Is In favor
of arranging all marriage laws to meet
varying economic conditions, leaving the
courts to decide In Individual cases
whither matrimonial bonds are abro
gated by a wife's disobedience.
In any event, the Senato does not
know which way to turn, and ultra
feminists will have to wait 'until next
October before French politicians will
tackle the perplexing problem.
Poatmnn Saves Girt From River.
Ethel Schradcr, 13 years old, fell from
a rock abutment Into the East River
at the foot of Beechhurst, L. I., yester
day. The cries of companions were heard
by George Frunk, a letter carrier and
an overseas veteran. Frank dropped his
mall pouch and dived without stopping
to remove any of his clothes and reached
the cirl In time. Frank remained until
the girl recovered 'then resumed his mall
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