THE WAR CRIMINALS
THAT FATEFUL ULTIMATUM TO SERBIA (By Telegraph-Press AEeociation-OopyriKhi Paris, October 7. Count Berchtold (ex-Foreign -Minister), replying to allegations in an .Austrian Eed Book, declares in the "Neue Freie Presse" that the German Ambassador (it Vienna (Herr von Tchirscky) knew the to.xt of the ultimatum to Serbia on July 2J. three days before it was known to Serbia and the other Powers.—Aus.-N.Z< Cable Assn. FRENCH DEMAND FOR COUNT BIS■MAECK. : Paris, October 7., The French Government demands the extradition of Count von Bismarck (the former Chancellor's grandson), for causiiis, fourteen inhabitants in the Valenciennes district to be shot under revoltins: conditions, "to serve as an example," lift said —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Afisn.
■. OTHERS ALSO "WANTED." " Paris, October. 6. In addition to von Bismarck,- France has demanded the extradition of seven other high officials accused of various crimes. Britain, France, and Belgium have drawn up long lists of Germans alleged to be guilty of violating tho rules of warfare, whoso surrender is demanded. The British list includes the names of a number of submarine commanders, of Zeppelin and aeroplane pilots who bombed London; and of numerous German officers, doctors, and guards, guilty of cruelty in the prison camps where Allied 6oidiers were confined.—Eeuter.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 12, 9 October 1919, Page 5
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