Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-28
WORLDS TROUBLES
LOADED ON WILSON ARE
HALTING VITAL POLICIES

Tontinucd Trom rese one
are working along Subordinate lines,
CrEaElElrS the complete machinery
for the conference.
The French view OF the American
delegation is unique, and there is no
doubt in the French mind that it is a
nne-mar affair The leading French
s'atesmen could not remember the
names of the other commissioners.
except that of Col. House, or the
number. Yet the other commission
srs are doing good work in reducing
T. a definite status the American ma
chinciy irodEht along, which is top
heavy with more than hundred of
all sorts of experts upon pertinent
problems
Indifferent to Criticism.
The president is absolutely idif-
ferent to the activities of his con-
gressional critics at home, thereby
confirming the belief that he win go
ahead without regard for the wishes
OF congress, and prepare and propose
a treaty and let the senate take it or
leave it alone.
Paris is recovering from the orgies
of the celebrations and ceremonials
'
erIcan doughboys and other soldiers
assembled to greet President wilson
and s~settling down to casual in
terest in the peace conference, or di-
Niding its attention between the daily
doings of the leaders and the Christ
mas holidays.
The hotel corridors and the news
paper columns reflect the activities of
4 wide assortment OF propagandists
The british undertaking in this line
is srlendidly organized and inte'li-
gently directed The British leaders
are making effective use of the friend
ly expressions contained in the inter
view President Wilson granted to The
London Times, particularly generous
in the praise accorded to the British
navy. Naturally it is interpreted by
Thorn as indicating comparatively fair
dealing in relation to the freedom of
the seas issue.
President Wilson'S statements are
Cjted as refu,;ticu OF the view that
the United States will not he influ-
cnced by British political views in
the definition of the term freedom
Of the seas"
The Rritieh propagandists are very
busy in other couutries--in Greece,
ltalN ana Portugal, as well as in ncu-
trail countries recruiting support fcr
the policies to be proposed by it at
the peace conference.
Crcel Eusy Person.
The extent Of the American propa-
ga ada is limited to the activities of
the agents OF the Creel committee. of
2 subterranean and not clearly under
stood character Of purpose. The ex-
tent 70 which the president indorses
these activities is chiefly confined to
socialist promotion which is ex-
trcnely ptlHziing to French and AM
orleans a like. It's only tangible or
legitimate public function seems to
involve the closing up OF works of
uncertein character performed by it
on this side of the Atlantic during
he last two ea,s vi. Creel is very
busy, however though rarely visible
to the pubic eye, IN the organization
OF a publicity Program along the
lines forecast at Washington but de-
MED by hsm.
The actual date of the first formal
CO.. ference is uncertain. Tentative
plars set it for Jan. Q, but it will
probably not take place until week
or two later due to complications
over the preliminary points remain
ing to he cleared up. and which are
now subjects Of conversations con-
stantly proceeding between the var
ioiw capitals
It is rcgardee as essential that un-
derstandings be reached between the
conflicting elements in thes countries
| which hav" NOT as yet appointed dele
gates to the peace conferenc.
Time is no object with those diplo-
mats engaged in attempting TO iron
ont some Of the difficulties. The ten
dency en- all sides among the leaders
is to LET President Wilson set the
pace, permit Kim to put all his cards
Upon the conference table, and then
take their cwn time in studying the
value of his hand before showing
their own.
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from cold are soon relieved hy TAX
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