Evening journal., 1919-06-12
HABER TELLS HUN
To Sign TREATY
OR BE INVADED
Continued from First Page

NNFNNihHNN NUN ilI>b t-dEb.J
rived at Toulon yesterday aboard a
French warship were en- route today to
Vaucresson, between Versailles and St.
Cloud
In case the reply Is handed TO the
Germans tomorrow as stated in the
above dispatch, the fve-day time limit
expected to accompany il would re-
quire the Germans TO accept the treaty
by June 49,
PARIS, June i2-tUniied Press)-A
semi-ofilcial French note stated today
that the Allies reply to the German
counter proposals has already been
formulated and will be transmitted TO
Foreign Minister Brockdorn-Rantzau TO-
morrow.
From the same source it was learn
ed that an announcement may be ex-
pected soon that the big four have def
nitely decided 10 refuse recognition OF
Admiral IIolchak's Russian govern
ment
VAUCRESsON, France. June 70
United Press Foreign Minister Damar
ierid Of Turkey. accompanied bv his |
secretaries arrived here from Toul AZ |
midnight he was greeted by French
Italian and British representatives. Tho
Of the Turkish peace deleca-
ion will arrive later.
Damar Cerid said he was such a great
riend OF France and the other Allies
nat me Young Turks attempted 10 pre-
'ent his departure from Constantinople
orcing him TO escape incogniio 10 sa-
onika where the battleship Democrats
licked him up.
PARIS, Junue i2. United Press, 49,
.merica's title TO interned German
hips today appeared to be somewhat
q
complications in the shipping oIes-
ION, which appeared easily soluble ]
N weeks ago are tying the final award I
America. This dispute involves Z
rance, Italy and Brazil.
Italy apparently is providing the chic, :
Ds'dcle' though without furnishing
ly reason. Signatures Of the British y
lu french were obtained several
eeks ago TO an agreement FOR the I
Ups seized IN her ports. Italy also q
lnounced her readiness TO sign. hut :
hen ii came TO affixing her signatures |
e always held of on some pretext or |
Iother without denying the proprlety
Americas position.
France signed the agreement contin-
Mt on being allowed TO buy a number
uerman ships interned in Brazil. But
an asked all cash for the ships. iii
me France wanted TO pay part cash
q part IN securities Japan is with IN
lding her assent until arrangements
MADE Tor her to obtain a certain
ount or tonnage from America
.lch IS expected to be easily arranr,
hreat Britain meanwhile is stand II
on the agreement despite the pro
! oi British commercial interests lII
'oItugsl IS now presenting claims
a part OF the German navy as re-
auon for her naval losses Tho II
ierstanding is that Poriugars loss
were limited to a few. minesween- II
Dui her claims include light cruis-
desuoyers and various other craft
ERLIN. June II. Delayed The
men OF Germany cannot agree follI
'ptance Of peace terms "as harsh II
those contained in the original II
ty" Frau Won Gierke. national II
'mbly, declared in an interview to-
{ would be better to say TO the
snte and America Do what YOU
and leave Germany in their
Is he said. I'VE women OF Ger
y cannot understand the lack OF
peration from the women Of 9TH iii
nations, especially America where
2 seems to he an utter lack of
paihy for our hungering women
children. We want the women Of
Allied countries TO come here and
Tor themselves the existing condi-
. The peace terms. as presented
'ur representatives in Versailles.
the world has not even tried to
vstand Germsny's present situa-
III Marie Juchez and Frau Clara -