The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-01-23
SWIFT STEPS TO BRING
| H0HENZ0LLERN TO TRIAL
When Peace Conference Convenes Saturday
Responsibility of Authors of War and Their
Punishment To Be First Question Con-
sidered kaiser Brought to Trial.
(By John Edwin Nevin. J

La Paris, Jan. 2s-(I N S)-Responbty of the authors
the penary the peace conference again
Saturday revealed by official communque issued today
Consideration of responsibility and penalties evidently
frs William Hohenzoern, former German emperor and
that swift steps will be taken bring the
lord trial. such action deemed expe the inter-
sst of humanity
m The text of the official communque follows:
At today meeting the members of the supreme council
dred the aenda of Saturdays penary of the confer
ence contemplating the following questions:
( International labor legislation (2) responsibilities for
war; reparaon and damages - International regimes
also study the matter of procedure settling
|tions
Marshal Foch (the allied generasmo), Gen. Diaz (the
italian commander-n- chief and Marshal Hag will attend
Painful Impression.
There hiding the that resolution adopted at the
conference regarding Russia will painful impression
n rance, said the Journal today.
President Wilson's idea grand daring and we shall
|row see if it is PRACTICAL said the Matin.
La Victoire commented thus:
During these paavers let least prepare exped
which will berae Petrograd and open the way
ng foodsus to the population when the allies go
foryssf Russia will finish in that way"
NJ Sazonof former Russian foreign minister who is in
F appealed to the allies occupy Perograd in the
Overshadows!
The suggested solution the problem overadowed
Pear all OF the other conference today
Put that the allies adopt attitude toward nearly
IDENTICAL with that of the United States toward Mexico
he creation of stable government.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of
ars before the conference gets down ques
/ ion of internal labor legislation.
Open Diplomacy
Paris, Jan. 2s N. S. )-The announcement by the SUI
nteraied council that economic and military mission
would be sent into Poland considered today
parry to speedy realization of of President Wilson's
creation of free and Independent Poland
President Wilson from the days the
ence OF the big five with striking victory and he will enter
actual conference with equal chance of
fhe question of a league of nations.
Plenary Session.
next penar session of the conference will be held
pa Saturday when there will be discussion the league of
Vernon Kellogg of California, who just returned from
Poland will probably be member of the to
sent into the by powers
send the mission olowed>a recommendation by Gen. Haer
anbolshevik leader in Russia that such action be taken It
seconded by Marshal Foch Gen. Haer the
r hat good results would from allied and that if
ppes were sent large of Polish origin could be raised
fight the bohevks. At the Poles would be en-
bed to protect themselves from the German menace
(Gen Joseph Haller has been in command of Polish
rce recruited in western Russia and also the
Ind European countries large part of this
rough the efforts of Kan Inace Padeewsk famous pans
Cause Uneasness.
News from Germany about the mobilization of troops East
has caused uneasness in allied military circles but
hoped that the of the allied mission Poland
revent widespread cona of warfare Kellogg
elected member of the mission he will be the civilian repre-
ntatve of the United States He member of the faculty
M Stanford university California well qualified
hold the post He engaged in compiling the
oish situation. H. Bliss of the American peace
egaton probably will be the military representative the
|1t understood that England Foeh. Opinion.
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ss lost The IN the 5 09 a ss eel q. s Ps s9aSS ns
enable af % h % 1 as hs asss are
ties to name their military
epoTts s that & fourteen s divisions
credited
t would be impossible Forthcoming very
o already been created and third
Marshal Foch advocated the trans b viii he and mn