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Showers thi< afternoon and tonizhtt
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to strong southeast shifting to south-‘
went wind-1 Disturbances are central
this morninz OI'er Texas and Ontario.
The‘: have Iaused general rains during
the ‘act 24 hours in neanr all dis
lrlt’l: east oi the Rocky Mountain;
except in New England. The northern
disturbance will i-Iobably p855 out of
th-- Lawtenre Valley tonight
are oi hizh I'I‘é'rl‘lll‘p central over South
Dakota is causing t'ne'weather to clI-aI
in the north: rr. mint-13:. The temper-
ature continues low alou: the northern
5?.
bordIt but ._- itelfl'l slowly in the rim
trftl «It-lion. Frt-vzine tentm-rntttre.I
Were reportel from thh liakota
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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Tin- lAI'illtill IIn-l ”it :rrnt- t’::
“’llu rem-titty
SchulIze plat-eon
movevl there from No.
tllb'
MIIZIIII: :.- l""-'nll
tll thr-
SltH‘lfi'.
l-Itiv.aitl .‘lt‘L'nl'l. ll
who ‘Ias been
week I» llllfll‘Otdlfi’
«1mm.- fl 'n his 12mm on t‘IIdnr ~th ..I
SIIHOUSIV pzt-l
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ah.
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tl'n
'l‘lII-III qu a nuxnp (If :« Font r-I.
lilbt-zt i-t‘ ::i was:
\‘lain ~treet. and motorcycle on James
Hill. last evening. Slight damage. no-
body no art'eur'.
driven M (‘ttrw 1‘
hurt.
3-; 3"" lllllll 3
p. III. Thursda} .
Mun l-‘n'l' t hot to. 3'”
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ape-rial meeting at .' at
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GERMANY GETS TERMS
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AVNIVERS ARY OF
SINKING OF THE LE. 8‘!-
TANIA
(Continued trom First Page.)
'l'lt-I III-pt'oIvaIItatinn of tho- Allied
l'ou'en III their complete army
was ahslll‘t‘tl tlllx morning.’ by the
arrival in I’m-is from Rome- «If
l’l'IInIivI' Ut‘ltmdu and l’nrt-ign
.‘lllllSII‘l' Soninnu of ltttl)‘.
.\l it eu-I-m plI'lml‘)‘ \l‘SSlllll lll'lil
:1! tlu- Fl't‘lll'll lI‘c-rt-ilzn lli'fim' .‘""-
Irwin]: afternoon. a. summary of
Ih . tit-m} was r -.:d I'l'hcrI- \HIIIo- :I
luv. lllljl‘l'llllll\_ Portugal taking
I'.I"‘[I’-nn\ tn ‘Itlflt‘ fi'htill‘IN 1-1.
it. tit-III) and “iii: t'liinti. Ital)
innv' France making i'c-scr\'.ttiuii~
‘.Il.--II tlIII I'IImlim: of tln- utntlnnt'}
ltm’ lu-I'II IItIIItileIle-IL ll ix It“! lHI-
liI'\¢'ll. lit-\It-VIII‘. that tlw ul.jI.~
llI-ll\ of within pltn-II-I of ill"
lll'iil) will result in lho- III-t'usnl nt'
lll"“' liillllt'lS in sign ”In dot-u
Invtt'. nor will their rt'\t‘r\'illlhll\
affect the IIMoItlttreqleI-ided upon
.t_ mg 'llt' twat): before Ib.- lhu‘-
'II..III phI niinI dwutiurivx
“H:- H... lllI'
features oi’ the
.‘l-ltlt‘ll it, It
clause ill‘l'ill‘l'llllL
WWII-Ci“:
t‘unw-tttinn
_\II\:I'I‘tiu_v.
lll“\l
\'..'1\
\t “0‘“ it
l'lmpo- 3'
l."l'llll'l'
\lilll'o'lllt'
tiuziitht iiItoII'Iutiiozotl timrulit} and
lhII Millt'lll)’ trmt'im" \\‘II~ :II
lthI-d In the treaty. together with
:I proxixiun i'ot‘ lllS triul lv_\' .'l tril-
mmf «Inmptm-Il of representatives
of the l'nitIIIl S‘islt's, ”rent lit-ii-
lull. France. ltulgv‘zmtl Jttpmi.
-l ”\n'
..
ill
Steps lInvII lH‘l‘ll ink-III lIv tIII'I'i
am; III'Il'tIxal on tluI part of tier
lumy.‘ in sign the ll’t'it'..\_ l‘nmplI'h'
I'I‘himinit' l‘IllHll-IH is (”1“ of the
.Il‘l‘lx‘lplt‘ \t'v-IIp.nI\ tn lIII iI<-I.l l:\'
‘in- .\ll:IIl :lll'l .\.\~-IIIi::1tI-l (inv'
tIl'IIlIItIiI7~.
.\ll':'l‘7. .\l.’l.\ 7 Illnr't 'l.lll"
lu’uqmpt'r‘ ni' l.I-I't'..iit~~ il!lltll~ll
.‘Ijtllo‘Ll l'l'”!!! llll .‘lfl‘hl' I'll .‘lI'll.
inviting all italmhit till l~ I i' .‘tl‘m- .-
;II:Il l.‘ll"l tilt“ in \izn ptIliliIIlt
f'-l'll:'.' l tIIIIII llI'i~I‘ '9
«Ill [llollllt'ullt and min
;..2 'I. "In putting 1-011"!!in lmI k
ll!" lht- lt'hltIII. 'llIII pII‘ iiiun
I~ .IultlnI ImI-Il II» l i‘ ~ltlt‘lll i'flliI
.- .l’II- mt -t' it
it?
il
l” lvi'HII'I"
u't'I.I‘ItI|I|t.'
Y
'nmi
:1. . Ill“ 'II' II tilt ttlttlfiln
l: lllllxl'lll"izi'llllllllljt
i‘..I x sHItl llll NI'HH’ .l'
l’.\lt'l.‘_ .\l.t.‘- 7. .\~ It l»;I.-i.\ IIl.
I'I"ll'llil'£[ p;I:'ti«-Ip..iiun In lll"
IIOIIIII ll(“___=‘u'l.‘glif)il~ l‘I'III l:l‘i‘ (lII
.niiIlII .‘I 'I-Iuph-tl at piIIt'ptInl that
l.ifl\ illllllllllSHI' l‘lllillI' .l\ a man
Ul lllL
until lflL’”.
will run"
l.I.II.'nI.I ill Nations
éi‘l'll . ‘. lllI'I H Fl lu‘
'l to Italian \I-UIIIIIgIIH
'l'-\lil-\'H-llu’~1la_\. ’llu) l3. 'Illn
L'Lit-lll Vanna“ tIinlnn-I >l;ulmln.
\t'ltlt‘ll has lH'f‘il flying! lualtt‘IIr-n
l':zri~ :Iml Hruswlx night aw
in (l height illlll lIH'l
.
”is?
Hf
- L
Tr.)I These Delicious
M}: «is!
When the Ins-alt flue-«don
ve.‘ cl, when } cu’te tired and
puzzled about what to have
for dinner, ecrve one of
7-5.“..-W _.-
' Illmtl llII' Ill'jt‘l‘iS ul' llit'
res (approximatelv 16732 feet).
while carrying twentv- five pas-
scum-rs. The ascent was made in
one hour and fifteen minutes and
the descent in twentv-fhe mitt-
lutes
l PARIS. Tucsdav. \lay 6.—l‘aul
llliinans. the Belgian lit-reign
illitiistcr left Brusxcls in an air-
Ipltme at l o 'kcloc this morning.
land reached here at 2 p. m.. ."l
itimt- to attend the plenarx session
inf the Peace (mm-r. nee
PARIS. May '7 {tin v .
:tllht'lléalflll at the I.l".":. ; '. .‘
Hitter-Allied and nt'l'ntnu . I-m -I-.a I
it'xpt-rtn at Versailles .\«-~t--I-u::y
i\\.t.~ \cr\ ~piI-itI-d the -ltI:It'2I:II
Km». .‘ltml «If lllt‘ diw 'l~~lI-il ,. un-
I'Ii'lzt-d tlttI «St-hung. of :rm H:‘I
Lorraine for (i"'t!"" «I-ul.
‘ 'l'ln-I I‘l' v.. paper adds:
"1 ilmlly. lh" vnI'r"\' and good
\“ll‘” of the .\llio- ~ had the Lt"! Ir
.:1‘ lII‘l'lllflll s'tIiulmrnntst,”
l'l'l I\>l§l.\ ..\l;l}' 7 'll;t\':~
“lia- lie-l :itm Sr Inalt- \IIsttIrtlar
adopted lhII tIlIII-tuml tt-fIIrin hill.
“on llt'\ II-unmi'ning reparations
i'm -. al' damagvx also \tt-rtI paved.
l’.\ll|t\'. Manda}. May 3 IA“...
t'ialtll l’lt'\\ . ‘lr-lt'l‘\ ll;t\'t' l‘f‘l‘ll
..-;._..l ln in Andru-
’llllL'Ilt'lH'l \lllljt'I‘l‘ to ru~h their
'lIIIl’l~ \u that :lu- treaty with
Ansli‘in T'illl lu- considered Illll‘lllL’
llII' lift-"III «[21; ~ that the Hermann
‘Iill lu- lll‘PHSSlll‘; the tenth of
l'l'al"' in lnI ~IIl-tnittI-d in them on
\Vetllivxdu)’.
BERLIN. Monday.
sm'litlI'Il ' I‘I-«I\~., llnt- lilliltll‘t‘Il
illlll lift) [M‘I‘MIFIS “,t'rtI killI'Il IIr
l‘Xl‘l‘ll ml during: thv lighting at
.‘luniv-h. iu't“ll'lllll‘..' in an Inn-mint
Hf the full of that vii) printed in
the Lukul .\II7.oIi;zIIr. Among the
ltilied “IIrII llI-I'r 'l‘ulII-l'. tlirIItIIItt‘
of the Sun-It :I-tc-rtitm-nt. and
llt‘l‘l' Southeitnt-r. a l'ommunist
lv-ullcr. ”t'rl' S-Iitll, who “as «aid
in lmw- invo-sliuutI-d tho- xlm-Iiin'.’
lltllI.
qumlhtx
May 5 .As-
«.i’ Illt\lfl'_'t‘\. \\’&I\ III-men in death
l'\ \Vu-Iiit-Imlwr: ~IIhliI-r~. i: l\
xii-l.
'l'lI" 'l'ngo'lunil stIt’IN that fill“
.mI'I'Iwh huv-I lIIII-u mmlv in “which.
the pI'isIIm-n Including: llr. lwvtcn,
l--;I-l«-r «If the littt'uriuti lIIIlt-pt-nd-
IIIIt SmIiuHHx. and Town ling-rt:
ni' \Vc'lu'r.
l)l'l3l.l.\'.
wwiutnl
“.‘N'l- «If l’uilttdI-lphni
“murmur Edward 1",
lllittuix reprint-inn!l\'o-\
Irish SIIIIiIlIII~ in tho-
H'ailtw. I'Il‘l'l\t'tl lll'l" lIHln}
”with“. I'li-I)’ “er-I tm't
\tnfiutt l"\ t'llHl'lll"ll‘
“llll'll fttt'litNl :I pron-main” and va-
IIIn'H-d tlI-I .‘Mlt'l‘ll'llllh through the
principal girl's-ix
Nulwilhxtmuliu: llnI lnililnr}
prIm-t'iptinn nl' lll""llll;_'\ and pro
there \\:i\ no interfer-
IIllt'I' uith thw tlt'llltnlhlill’llllll.
l‘pun th-Iir arrival all their hotel.
thtI .X‘merienns illllll‘t‘~\t'tl the in.
wmhly l'rutn \tImlI-W. dwelling
star and
.‘lIIl'I‘lnfi. .‘la_\ in .-\\
.‘llt'litlI‘l al.
. and fut-luv:
lluumI. «If
"f iltt-
l'ilitc‘t’.
from
all tlIII
I'l'u“'tl~.
l’l'l'\s
I'I‘I‘tllllfl‘.
it
claiming llIII right of \l'lf duh-rui-
inatimt and El republican form of
I; I\"'2Ill'.rI'll‘ l‘I-r llu- lri~h. They
Il.-I-7.ItI.-d lll“ lri~h “III-II .h much
IInlillwl to tin-MI rights in flit'
'-lIlI,.'I-~ln\'~ SI \‘I‘l‘ill Sim: l"t‘lllil
i iillI‘Y'\ ul~n mud-- 3ttllll‘t"~"‘. 'l‘lu-
"‘Il"oll‘l!';!llllll mwl-I-i m-nr iIIiIlI
nigl-l, ‘
l'.\it'l.\. .\lI-I.Ii;I,\. .\lu_\ .3.- All
tltllll 11w IIuItIi ~IIIIlt«-rII«l In thI-
O'
'- .lhl llIll twih‘l ul' lllt' stunt"! ii'
‘ «- Mnimn Lutiltv t'acIclIIat-ks tu-
Il.I}I .«Ird \ViIIuwm-d the fit-xi [llllvllt'
norm-raving in Paris slum“ Jill}.
l“l l. The nilcmlnnm- wan .‘0 large
liml I-IIIIIluyt-ow in the “Hillel lm:
tits: \II'I'I- tumble :IIlmIIIIIlt-l)
ltnlttllt' ll." lltl‘ullL’. Tl." ltrilit'iltn'
II‘IIInz' II) .‘lll Ii:tl~'nl~r
.iltI'f'I' \'-t'l'l‘ .I l'I"\\' .\lll"l‘lt‘llll nut:
«Ii ll‘ll'v" II. llII- Il=0,\'\ i'.i"I‘\.
lil‘IiilJX. Monday. Mn} 5 IA»
-I:in:t'lIIl l‘ro'~- -l‘lIlit':I "mt't‘Y‘\
Izzd \IIlII~IIiIIII \Ilm \"I‘l‘l' engaged
In
‘.'.'t\ ‘t't‘IIII
in 'i"l,'illll‘_’ ‘lIulIIt gum“ t':.i.sllt‘I'.
Vin lay, your polar-t III-.Iil lit-ill:
glfi‘lllllIIlt‘ll and II civilian killed.
"Hm ii'll. reunite-l ftum ii tuitl
..-. IL- - IIhIwI- -.:I and .Is the- police
.9Il\.1n¢ ml a crown! ope-mil lite on
'lII- w “ill; i'II \Itlu rs. A t-omptm)
ul' Niltlit-r- \Hts mm! In tlit' Hitl (Ill
the police. vi.” captured “in"
.I:oI \llll‘“ uhu had in their luhht's—
Sin“ .1 llltul‘illlll illt "ml TH Id tI.‘ mix
and a large amount of stolen
prop! t1v. Mulls “lilt’h attempted
in rewm- the priwm- rs “t"li' driv—
nc (Ifl'.
'Dl'ltA7ZU Albania April I?
((‘orresymmlem-II oi The Associat-
ed Press). —-Tlll‘ American Red
('rmot mission in Albania. in
chart!“ "L‘Iflifir Robert ('. Deni-
sun. of \etv Haven (‘onn.. and
comprising fifty members. is at
work here. .
The lnlh'alnli has with it a large
quantitv of food. clothing and
medical supplies which it is dis.
trtbutmgtothemorfmnhm
bliahedati ,
manna-earn;
."ll‘lllt mn“,I
“‘-
of the governing :bonrd of the
League of Red Cross Societies
which was organized here today.
The League is the outgrowth of
plans developed b_\ committees of
Red (' mas Societies during the
conference held at Cannes re-
cently. .
All the world '6 Red (‘ross socie-
ties will b.- mcmbens of the
League. which will he controlled
by a general council composed of
l‘f‘Prfl-Seirtalit'oa of the societies
and with the governing board of
fifteen members, The members of
this board appointed today were: '
Henry 1’. “atrium. of e l'nit-
cd States: Sir Henry Stanley. of
tin-at Britain; l'mnil Kergorln)‘.
of From-«I; ('nuut Frascara. of
Italy. and l'mfI-smr Xiiiacatva. Inf
Japan. These five mcmhcn will
meet and uppnilal ten more. who
will M‘rt‘l' until the general coun-
cil t'UllYt'lzt's,
PARIS. Ma} 7. I'l'h- t'hinesI-
delegation lu tho- l’t‘at'v t'nnferI
(Int-t- ltas appealed to President
\\ ilson to interccde With the COD-
ft‘l't‘lll‘t‘ ofiicials to have China in-
I-ludr-Il among: the powers permit-
ted to attend the presentation of
lhII pent-t- irI-uii' in the Germain
ul \V‘rsaillow Parlay, The nanw «Ii'
int»... I\ not w: tm- list of thir-
lI'I'lI duh" \‘I [irlt'ilIIL'I-tl.
.\lt'l‘ll.\.\'lllil.. Sunday .‘ilIt_\‘ l
I.\\~IIt-inlvvl l'i‘v» le II'I'v'Itl
llIIl sinul'on di~pa. I'll dating that
1h:- llulxln' “\iki lunl lthvIaIlo'tl sixl}
.\uIt'ritI.tn ptiNInth .Itt Slit-Itkurk
“In «lli\ltllll"l.\ “illtulll found»
tum. .\'u .\lllo'l‘lI‘;tii\ \\.-r.- «Iver
ruptured ;.t Sue-vlnn'k. and of lllI‘
'I’Iliil of II: .‘lll"l'it'illl sIIlIliI’i‘s
liltS‘lllL’ lll III-Hun I“ North lith-
~i;I. il ntnnln-r l!;.\l‘ .IIlr-Imly ltl'l'"
nc-(‘uuntvd l‘IIl' tt~ pl'l~ItlII'l‘~ i'i Ill"
iIIImL of the lluE~IIv-\iki.
tlu'so' lulV" nlreml) lII‘I‘ll
and NIH? tnx‘itnfkhfllfll.
Thr- r' port I" dull»! \ I-ri-I'Imh'd
in the ldl'l that l..II lIInli-w Hi «IV
In AmeriI .Ith \IIII-I tuund \tlth
thI I'III skull‘ t‘ I'vuxhv «l m alter lw-im.I
:ilIIthlIml ln ill-I lwo ~iII \tkt furty
"Ill!" wit it I»: Now ulzurk LIN ,\«i
\I'lillnI i' A «lulu! ,. 'll in 'lltt‘ .\\~u
I-miI-d I' lt'\\ t'.tll\ m Janitor} gau-
tlu' ll!"flll\ ul lllc‘ llit‘itlt'ltl.
PARIS May 7 The Human dele-
zates to the l‘mu't' ('fluflli'bfi declare
that the) will sign tho-
but that (El-Imam “Ill not pay an in-
llt‘lllllll)’. In ttn- discussion of peace
terms by Gertmuy through both her
Sum-I nl'
l'-‘lt'il\t‘ll
beat 0 ”only.
offlrlal and nonfilrial slmknmvn. Fl":
has invariably drawn a distinction
between operation and indemnity.
«IonstIuin: 1th latter in effect as punt-
“ seems prohahlo'.
tlu- refusal to pay an
would mean in effect that
shu would decline to pay what she re-
garded ;«~ ~ur‘h damages. ‘
ll\ 0 (”Hindu -.
then-fort. "Itat
l‘AlllS ‘Ilny 7.. 9rl3 a m \‘IttIu‘u
()xlando. II . lialian Premier. and Bar
on Snnmnn the Italian Foreign Minis-
tI-r_ arn‘n It In Paris this morning.
The l't—llmfl Premier arrived at the
Paris "\\'lIi'II House" just as the Coun-
cil ol Fun. stembled and rcsumwl
.n the council chamber.
PARIS. May 7. tAst-Iocittted Pres“ »
Pr9‘ltll'll' “ilson has an appointment
his son:
with (h-nviul Pershing. lho‘ American
(‘(‘nllllallll0‘l In Chief. for 2 0'0le lhlfi
IIftI-Innon The conference probably
is in rt'istlinn to the HIM power WIN
or i‘Zlf‘tllli‘lll under discusflun for
I‘h’IRIlIII‘Il‘nu Flam-c :tEHlllSl tent-uni
lie: man :IzchIo-ssion
t‘OPi-ZXllAGI-IX. May 7 —\\'licn Pol-
ish form. captured \‘Ilna recently.
”1"." wired and shot Adolph Jolie. th-I
innit-Ir lmlplltdlk Amhaistulut' at Her
lzn. :IrIumling Polish newq-apeis
h't‘t'HPd here, .
PARIS. Tuesda). May 3 Illavlsl.“
in the f‘hamher of Deputies today.
thcrt- was a discussion of the incidents
which muse during the May Day delu-
ons‘rntlnn in this city. Followinx an
explanation of the measures taken by
”W KtIn-rnmem for the maintenance
of order by Jules Pants, Minister of the
interior. the Chamber adopted by a
\0Vt‘ of 3m; to l. a resolution of mn-
fldente in the government.
PARIS May? tHavasI—Prancv. ”I“
Unlied States and Great Britain hathI
concluded an agreement giving supple
mentary guarantee for France and
security for the Peace Treaty, the
Echo De Paris today Bays it has learn-
ed. It says that Premiers Clemenceau
and Lloyd George and President “'il
son will at a meeting this morning
draft in final form this additional pact
to
‘ which will not be secret.
WASHINGTON. May 7.-—The War
Department made public today a cable
gram from General Perahlu announc-
ins the names of four oflcera and
“Willy-one enlisted men. .to whom he
has awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross for gallantry in action. .They
include Corporal Anthony ll. Wallace.
Bridgeport, Conn, and Private. Daniel
T. Broom-n. We. m; Iat-
thew W. Min; Jr” W. Phil»
cm; W 8. Kill. W.
m mammalian-nice
_ZhP Prince-i
last hr
by Prairier Clemenceau. president or
the Peace Conference. whine address
will he replied to by Court von Brock-
dorlonantaau. the German Foreign
minister and head of the enemy dele-
gation. 'l‘hedeuveryottheowieaof
the treaty will the. take place.
History of Peace mutter-e.
‘nie treaty handed to the Germans
todayatVeI-aamealathereanltol’the
work of the representatives of the Al’
lied and Associated Powers arranged
againxt Germany who convened oli-
rm‘.‘_. :1. datum, :3. lt'e‘e than rour
Iruwits hi4!- 'l'ue time between the
armistice. Nov. ii and Jan. 18 was oc-
cupied in preparing claim and reports
in the aelection of delegates. and in
their travel to Paris.
President “’ileon and the American
delegate-s salted from Set You De-
cember 4. 1918. and when the Presi-
dent set foot at Brest on December 13.
he was the first American president to
visit Europe while in oll‘lce. The in
tervenina month before the opening of
the Conference was open! by the presi-
dent in becoming acquainttiu‘ith Al-
lied uttexmen and in visiting England.
holy and parts of Franco.
The first act of the Peace (‘onter-
encc at in media: (In January 1‘ was
to elm-z Georges Clemenceau. Premier
of Fur. chairman. On Januatt'
“.‘l. the conierenr-e adopted the ore
Iotliial that all Russian im-tions meet on
Islands.
Russian ~ituaiion.. Nothing ever came
oi the proposal. Three days later the
conference ordered fighting mIoIr dis
putt-ti ten-Hon to cease
The plan for a bean-tic Nation.-
"as mntutred in by the I-IInthroInr-o- «In
January 24. and a commi‘tre was an
pomted to draw up a covenant Discus
sion in the Supreme (‘ount-Il or Conn
9.85
in diam-1 the
of
ril of men which int-lulled two repre-
»entatiws from Great Britain. France.
ital}: Japan and the t‘nited States
then turned to the form of the futute
zot't-l'nmcnt of territory freed from
onemy rule and on January 30 the
('nnloIrt'nce aIcept-ad the plan of man-
datories for backward
nations
On February
colonies and
H the League of Na-
lzon: Commission reported the fine
mm! it had prepared Prefidcnt “'ilI
son lett lire. l on Febmary l; on his
roI‘urn to the lnited S ateu lie ar-
riuIti at Boston on February :l. and ..'
lt'l‘ explaining the League (‘mennnt
and making several speeches. started
on his return to France on March 5
and reached lire-st on March l3. Mean-
while the work of the Council of Ten
had continued except for the in‘errupI
lion incident to the attempt
final-I l‘remiet
ruary 19.
in areas-
(‘lemenceau on Feb-
Tht- \al"0u." titm!llll!~'<:()n.- of the (‘on
fer-emu continued their labors un
in'rrrt-IIIudly On Match 2%, in order
to spot-d up the work. the Venue“ 0.
Ten was broken up in two ht‘dltS .I
t‘ounril 0! Four and a (‘ounrai o. Fr-o
Him Ministers. The t'otmril «If F‘unt
was (umposvd «If Prieiunm tltmndII
Clemenceau. Lluyi livfll’fit‘ and l‘.
dent “'ilson.
‘rl
A furore in Conference mule.- um
created on April ‘2'. when President
Wilson summoned the erYlSDOIT
George Washington to (unto.- in lil'r—‘t
:u once. and it was reported tin t'rcs-
iIlo-nt intended to retuzr home \-
statement on reparations .Intl trtm‘III r
questions. it “a: reported an ill" ":III
was l)e!tv\r«l in hau- pxumptm: lzr‘ .‘l
tiun.
On April
llw
ll.
('unttIi (Into
3'. It prelimtnat'} \
.‘I'
sion sitlt‘billt'tl the '1'-
pm: til the ln't'lflilllfinhl Lube: t.0'El~
lation t‘ommittoe. and on Aptil l; Ii‘.I‘
reparation demands to lie mm?» on
tin-man) Were announn-«l On April
iii the Germans Were invited to <1 tut
dew-Jaws to receive the treaty.
\Vitlt the German trrIu'} rtt ‘lt‘ conniv-
Ition, thn question ot Italy's clanns in
the Adriatic came to the front. On
April 23 PreIident “'ilson Issued a
statement that Piume could not belonc
to ltnly. The Italian delecatlon Im-
nouncctt its intention or leaving Paris.
and on April 24 Premier Orlando Marl-
« ._I “or Rune, Scar-rely had he depart»
t ' limit it tI \.:I.§:1i.tr.‘. of the delega-
tion reached Versailles on April :5.
be followed on April 30 by the princi-
pal delegates. Previously the Gor-
mans had expressed the intention of
sending "messengers" to receive the;
treaty. but finally were compelled to
send delegates with full were. I
In the absence of the italian dele-
gates. the Conference on April 2S
adopted the revised covenant of the
League of Nations Genera was select-
ed .3 the seat of the le‘mrand Sir
Eric Drummond of Great Britain. was
made first secretary geenral. .
On April 30 the. Council of Thtee
reached an agreement on the question
of Shantung. which gave the territoxy
to the Japanese. who are turn it over
later to the Chinese.
.1!
The first meeting with the Germans}
tookplaeeonlayhvblncredentlala
«Humans-eel,-
' authority upon which
1.
minutes. ltwlllbeopened Hansen‘s. Nay 1—4!” to
dny was told the terms upon which
the Allied and Anecdotal Men will
Intake peace with her.
These terms were ennui-ed in a
meaty some 80.000 words In length.
which was handed to the Ger-ans
'plenipotenttnriea at a male as-
semblage here, attended by the dele-
gates of the ' twenty-men nth-a
which are partiea to the pane poet.
This notable document. on that
'the leading statesmen oi the W5
nation. together with a warm at ea-
pertx from the principal countries in-
volved. have been working done the
'covenin; of the Peace Confluence on
Jan. 18. is introduced by an extensive
preamble. embodying the anaertion at
the truly is
boned.
Immediately following in the Irst
chapter. the Covenant of the League
of Sations. the text of which already
has been printed. Of the tonrteen
principal sections. one contains stipu-
lations with regard to the fit-tiers
which materially chhnge the map oi
Europe. Military. naval and air terms
are deal: with in another section.
while still another is devoted to the
subject of reparations. Political stipI
ulations for Europe. on the one hand.
and outside of it, on the other, are
deaf with tn eeparate divisions of the
dottimeni
The that}, it :~ noted. has to do
with Ik-Iznan} alone. except in so far
In I! is tequired that she accept acre:
menu-I mad-I by the Allies with ”if
other (‘vIntraI l'ou‘vrs
Thv‘ document. lung a: it is. is short
or than was Indicated by some of tlIII
I’lut'lt estimated its Ienzb'li
indium I'mde-
The treat} 5 n1" printed in German
The text IK In French and English. on
opposite pain-s
I'UY'N’aSl F.
iii
Thr 'erms of Ike 'reaty spell tlu
end at Germany a»- a military pout-z
She lS dcprhed I»: initially all htt
fleet. ht I' army le- 1 III down to nominal
dimenmons and ehe sharply r-
sit-tried along lino“ ”"0“!!! which ‘he
might seek it work militarily to r:-
habilitate herself iiumomlcnlly. also
the future course Germany
hedged about uIIIlI simulations inien-l
ed to insure hwr ability to pay the m
demnity by the Allies. but to prev-In:
her {tom exploiting her old time re
sources as a stmnxlin: competitor u:
the nations about hm which she m ('1'
ran and deiastaved during the tar
Thus. for Instance. Germany {or a
is
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arm. and tin( vII -.
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