Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-31
SUBMITS SKELETON
. OF AUSTRIAN TERMS
Smaller Nations Get Treaty
Which Will Be Handed Ger
many's Partner.
REMARKABLE FOR OMISSION
Many Subject Headings Are Fol
lowed BY Noncommittal Dis
play of Blank Paper.
REMARKABLE FOR OMISSION
'sy Associated Pres,.r

/ Tor examination is remarkable cbi.n,.
for its omissions and reservations.
subject heading after subject heading
IS followed either by z noncommi,tal
a!spiay OF blank paper. resembling q
censored French newspaper 'd!scus-
SION o, the controversial part a. the
days Diplomatic developments. or BY
I the statement This clause reserved. =
+ MS applies particularly 10 definition
/ 'f the southern frontier the repara-
tions clauses and the question of
I Italian rights under the political
. clauses The create! part OF the sum
. mary IN fact is devoted to those
causes which are practically idcntica!
I With tho German treaty.
/ Protect WncInI MinorftIcs
/ The new clauses are Chiebv mos.
{ dealing With frontiers finance ana ~ :.
I lnternsi affairs o. the new stale: and
! 66i nnstria Itself ,.nner tne latter
! with the protection OF racial minor
i.es IN IN" ne" states. against which.
~ Is n.d"rs,9oa the representatives.
oi tne n"N states may address a pro
test TO me council Or four ana also asa
,or t.Nision % ,he financial clauses
! psrtlcu ular!y inat part requiring the
/ new states to compensate Austria for
public property.
Austria also * bound by the treaty
. 10 respect Inc rights and privileges
- racIaI minoriiies in wha, is ie.t to
nHr % h"r aneien, domains. including
NV. 't - use ,lsIr own
alnGulh Austria is expressly autno-
r,@cd I" make the teaching OF German
ohllEstorl.
Tne ,reaty Will consis, OF a preamble
. ana fourteen parts. tho preambl. and
sf''iSm of tSm aaens eme0d. % mr. inc covenant
treaty With Germany.
Frontiers Arc Indicated
fsri two deals with frontiers That
6f @iih ,5ech3: si2yakia follows practi-
! Ea'Iy the old Bohemian frontier al :
H though with the re reservation Of a non
s'o!iity OF making minor changes LATER
/ ton OF thG union o: Norarlherg with
,Iyo,,a.., ~ ,,zariaad ney!ne apparenli> neen
SwitlsnI,na >;Wiil s1ESn ~ 'ns, nroyince and
Is not determined in the treaty
Tart three contains political clauses
anGiudins also SOM OF the reserved
seoGrsnnigai pIoyisos. and clause 5
,erm.ne them later rae SECTIONS re.
feTrins 20 ita!N are all omitted Others
dea ims, Win the iu,ure relations OF
I SlaNia. Poland. hungary ana Russia
Z iiere are found the s;ipula lions for
which. so far as The minoritics in Nuz-
4 ira Al" concerned. are 10 bc embodi = q
. IN "biil Of rights a. part Of the AUS.
iriaH constitution.
asked TO Rcnouncc Rights.
Then come parts dealing with Aus
"a Ecnuncisilcn OF all rights outside
81 huro1s. military naval and aerial
armaments. which hereafter will en-
tail virtually no expense for Austria
/ and the return OF prisoners OF war
tart eight, on reparations is blank
iaFt nine, dealing with finance. may
be changed as resul, Of the repre-
stntations OF the new states TN.
economic clauses and aerial navira,ion
resu tons are Identical with chose in
ine German treaty.
Part twelve on ports. watarw,.s
iatl"9!S provides for commercial our :
Lets southwark by water and raj,
iheSe details ALREADY have been Gov
ports Waterways ana railways com
mission. 't'
Fart thirteen contains m. jn,A,n.
iona iaD"r convention, and par, four
n@r'ous miscellaneous proyls on {
/ ni minor Importance.
Hun Delegates Deliver Notc.
Tw" new notes were deliy.roa IA -.
/ ~, driat o. The peace conference ht.
me me German delegates today At ne
sane sane inc the Germans handed over
frs, rehcn ara English translations OF the
mI.t ,t section ~ the counter-pronosais
t;erniap m.nn delivered yesterday in
j. The, ii Il the TWO new ,o,es co.,
/ ,rias tmeu rt 1r:tSr'nan pr9Perty in allied coun
/ turkish public debt and Tie sac iss,iio
refers 10 the Brazilian claim for coffee
( .onhscated a. Hamburg and Antwern
. nS inc Germans Al the beginning OF
On one MaS MsF "a d d'sTa,fh dG,i rem Rio Janeiro
! received there that the ue,ce 90
lorencr had decided Germany should
, al $4,000. 900 was Na'"ed
Thinks rhcre WI Re- No Conre.,ion.
The raris newspapers generally
aEres ai,,n,, thad the allied and asso.
ssSisn aGxsmc powers have answered in
IN the German counter proposals ANA
VII noi consider the proposals The
newspapers say the countcr-proposais
ere an attempt 10 escape the moraj
and material consequences OF the w
Hhd give IN" impression that Ger
tiuns "eSoiia
The Socialist l.Humanite dcc,are.
Germany cannot reject responsibility
Tor the acts of imperial regime II
says the Germans dismissed the form.
or government IN order to gain an
,,2ln'ion; i adds that Germany in
army because the French had revolteS
'SIinSf AN IN inc imrerial sovcrnmen;.
dsnant over he cause Isensr'S IN ,6s are In
man counter-proposals refusing TO da-
! ,iNer ihn former Emperor. and other
the war. and other acts II * oecIa rcd
ihs clause indicates the friendship of
he present. government with the old
German regime.
Orlando md Wilson Confer.
y
called upon President Wilson This
morning for conference over the
"etai rs OF the Adriatic settlement Ii
approaching final shape
The council OF four did not meet
/ suspended FOR the day pending ths
translatiou of the German proposals
! and the study Of the Austrian peace
iSemn Ss sm IY 'ss delegates representing
Delegations from C:caucasia and
AzcrbaiJan; Eastern Armenia, were re
claims Of these countries were laid
/ before Mr.. Wilson during the inter.
! Wow
| Greek forces were landed YESTERDAY
at Avail, on the coast OF Asia, Minor
s,sXty.siN miles northwest of Smyrna.
| The Turkish troops there offered only
slight opposition, which was over