The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
PEACE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ENTENTE A. les IS
NEAR; III TUSCANIA VICTIMS BURIED IN SCOTT AND

rull, ,and we're "xamined with real
desire Co find something u them
which indicated the central powers
were prepared To- com" N'mcNh'r'
near , basis of agreement IND ! cone
frys tho examination or these two
speeches proved profoundly d-tp-
pointing To- those who w"rc sIncriclN
anxious 90 find any real ana genuine
%, sire for pe1.c iu th"m.
The action of GermurN with r.f.
cron,e ta Russia proves that 900 her
declarations about no ounoNatiuus u-
IDENTITIES ur contribution have u"
real meaning 40 answer has hcou
given with rcEtrd to H"lg.lm whi'h
ans one can regard as -tu~iattur'
Nu answer has been given with re-
gard tn Poland of the Irgitimat"
French calm ion tn" restoration "t
her lost provinces Nut a word is
s.,.d about the men Of the italian pa ="
aud tongue now under the Austrian
Nok, When ynu cum. To Turkey, o
nr from Won Hcrtliug or Dzcrnin tu
djcatiug they wrc" prepared to rcc"f
uizo the right of the Ar1n- iu Mes
ppotamit and ARABIA E Ua- prro do
uial uf thu4.. rights and 1u indication
that they were determined poo main-
tain what thvg called the integrity "i
Turk,l.
- should Ike amy member 81 This
huuS, tp point out anything u these
speeches which Re- could po-~iui. zee
gard a- proof that the central powers
are prepared 90 max, pctC" uu terms
he would regard vS just and reason
able ] uu 60 find anything OF ih'
kind aud BE- i- with the mus.f pr"''unl
regret that 7 sny -o.
Britain Not 10 Zach Down.
"Eut the government does not r'-
code ,u the least from the statement
of war aims thvN already have m"o'.
Tntu there is SOME t-.ttrr proof thon
j. supplied Dy the speeches 90 ih"
statesm-n OF he central powers mat
they are prepared 10 consider them it
win De our rogrctablc duty 60 continue
making an preparations necessary, 'n
order 90 establish International
rights
Premier Lloyd Gcorgc then turned
/ To- the question of the versailles '"h-
fcren e. ana Said he was not prepared
90 enlarge upon m" extended duut"
Z Of that body. he sald IL Was 8lNuE mo-
military information tu say thhi ahi'
tho present year the alir- had had %
prepundctuuce Of men on 'h, western
+ front and no attack which th' Ger
mans could BRING Co bear upon iN'
/ british or fNcu'h armi"~ could 30.
/ have been do.,It with Loo the Wun uS
I the reserves ~ tn" respective armies
"Thai situation rs entirely hanged
h, .sld ~ We had r"t dealt with
. lHtFHII have lff't..|
7 guilty Of gross dvIcUctIuu ut dut
Versailles Conn'rn,''.
! Contrasting previous councils Win
that az Versailles. tho ur'ml'i '''-
phnsizrd the fact that o Versailles the
| civilian ana military m'WFr' VIZ
sitting together the urim" m'nl~''. .
the commanders bon rhi'i ana INV
chiefs Of staff " three "uuu'rI'S. Ih'
discussion was ahsolu'ck ire" an"
Ithcr. WIS complete unauimty i"hch-
I'd There was no division Of "pinl""
upon any resolution arrived At
! u must speak cautiously IN" pre-
micr continued. because military de-
itlsious are involved To XIV" away
such information concerning ih' en-
nrgrm-ut uf the duties oi the N'F-
smiles ruuucill b. treason beyond d'-
..,ription ard | decline 90 DO II.
Thcrc is no army whoa" security
more depends upon these decisions h'-
ing carried on, than th" British army.
some ,ommouon was caused in the
hons, p, the ptemcrs b refusal tn give
NON. "details uf the NcrHulles confer
,pcc.
I'm conclusion Premier hoyG George
..,td ,hai lf the house ard the cuuu'9
,r, satisfied with the condutt ol
,n, v..r and IL thoN think there E any
goycrum.u, that can conduct II n''t'.
h was their busin'ss &" pu' 'h' "'h''
IpnXeruu,ut iU power