The Daily Star-Mir
VOLUME IX
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1920
NUMBER 115
GERMANY CHARGES ALLIES
RULES
BERLIN.—(By A. P.)—Germany is preparing a list containing the names of allied soldiers and high officials accused by the Berlin government of violating the laws of war and plans to submit it as a counter proposal to the Allies for extradition of Germans as alleged war criminals. It is stated tonight that Germany will not demand extradition of those named.
Clown Prince Hakes "Heroic" Offer.
AMSTERDAM.—(By A. P.)—Former Crown Prince Frederick William, has offered to surrender himself to the Allies in places of hundreds of Germans, demanded for extradition, according to telegrams purporting to come from him, published in The Handelsblad here.
Cables Offer to President Wilson.
WASHINGTON.—(By A. P.)—Former Crown Prince Frederick William, of Germany, has cabled President Wilson offering to surrender himself for trial if the allied government insists. White House officials admitted the receipt of the message from Weiringen, Holland, but refused to make public the text.
Freddie Takes Heroic Role.
WASHINGTON, 4:36 p. m.—(By A. P.)—The former prince's message was later made public, it said the ex-crown prince is "willing in this fateful hour to stand up for my compatriots. If the allied and associated governments want a victim let them take me."
King George Wants Many Reforms.
LONDON.—(By A. P.)—Better educational facilities, settlement of the Irish question, adjustment of coal mining.  controversies on an enduring basis, and regulation of the liquor traffic and measures stimulating the growth of more foodstuffs at home were urged by King George in his speech from the throne at the opening of parliament today.
Another Irish Outbreak. 