The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-02-03

requested the general governing condition of coloy maintenance and returns tnere1roln.
 Many of the delegates have expressed regarding the disposition ot the colonies nearly all of which with those of President Wilson. It be plan International control of all the German colonies the controlling board to be known mandatores ot the league of naons these nations to act the policies ad down by the league All backward natonaites and tribes will be also governed by these mandatores tor the purpose Ot promoting uniform system Ot league control Ill
 LLAUUE IS FACING TREATY PROBLEM
 PAklS, Jan ZY-Ihe Daily Mail in its ot today stated peace congress yet had tace hardest problems would be presented before could satisfactory conclusion of peace That which referred by the Mail IS the three secret treaties existing between Great Britain and other countries The existing between England, Italy and France. This treaty dlsposes ot the matter ot giving protection to Italy the Adrlatc coast While the terms of the treaty not gen. eray known is known that conflicts violently rights of the ugoSav and CzecSlav claims the Adri It this treaty that Serbia violently opposes and which may considerable national feeling part of Serbia if it Is allowed be operative The is the treaty between England and Japan by the of which Japan have received the islands belonging Ger many in Pacific The third treaty one sting between England and the Hedaz kingdom By the terms of this treaty Damascus will become the possession De treated of the terms in d- conflict with the policies outlined for the league control ot the colonies and other matters.
 CAUSE OF CONFLICT
 PARIS, Jan. 29.-The supreme council yesterday grant ed audience the Polish delegate Dmowsk and Doctor Karl kranarz, representing the SzechoSovaks The pertaining the present conflict between the countries presented The council extended invita- tiOn for the representatives of the countries make full explanation of the existing difficulties and if possible adjust their differences without further participation warfare.
 LORD CECII, FAVORS AMERICA LONDON, Jan 29.-Lord Robert Cecil stated today that he considered the Monroe doctrine model of ola unselfishness and according to its the league of nations could safely appoint America the mandatory for execution of principles laid down by the league for the control of the German colonies, thus acting COIL lormity with the policy established.
 PRESIDENTS STAY IS SHORT PARIS, Jan 28-It is believed that the length of President Wilson's stay in France will extend beyond the fifteenth of February It may be that the time of departure will be shortened the tenth The return trip will be made with the transport George Washington. BRITISH WAR CABINET ACCEPTS LONDON, Jan 29. The Daily Mails Paris poldent that last Thursday the British cabinet accepted the theory of President Wilson for the nterna tionaizaton of the German colonies Considerable pro- made the acceptance by the representatives from the DOmnons but the cabinet adopted the theory the protests INTERNATIONAL, LABOR BUREAU PARIS, Jan. 29.-The British plans for interna- oal labor bureau presented to the supreme council today for consideration The council will fst submit the proposals the working unions of London for the many employees pass upon. When the unions have made their comments and recommendations the council will lay this matter before the conference.