The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-11
HUNS SIGN TREATY
DRAFTED BY ALLIES
MILITARY eoNP ATTENDS EeccH.
MAKING CEREMONY sRst4c.
ING ENp 70 MAR.
wiLs0k SIGNS SECOND LINE


vsFsaflies --SsermAay Asd the allied
end associated posers siga-a ths
treaty of peace Saturday, jane ~
isis. hrsngias 10 q formal end The
migAsissi var u all time
The sswaa,area wsrp ARMED tc the
great dasaneat IN the Hall os Mirrors
within fcw yAras Ut the spos In ths
hall whsre MillAKs ] had hlmsel'
cr0waeA enperer VI Germany and
sherw the Gcrmaa expire wss pro
claimed
The hAt' vas crowded whra tss
0sfu2n a~irgxfes. Fuswisn Minister
Maeiler and Colaaial Minister Bell en-
tered and ts.ok their se&is at SOS u
IA. Mueller WAS first 10 sign At &,is.
Belt was next. two minutes later En-
tire delegations then siEasa In Tits
order;
uRited States. Great Britain,
FRANCE, is~iy, Japan aud she smaller
eoWaFs.
Chinese delegates Ahsea,ea them.
selves, refusing TO participate an AZ
cSuns Of the shantaax setilam4at sad
Il vas reported they bad ceblee fs
king sef Instructions.
Gea. smats signing tor south Al
riea. did 30 under protest ana sssssd
4 statement setting forth MIA rnaaaaA
ciemwacesu came forward at the
bead Of the Ff.aeh delegates, 10 .
sprixhiiy manner. despite HIS great
age. aud wt,h apparent snthasiasm
affixed bis signature To the document
Ut s;ss
The protocol establishing the fate
OF the Rhineisad vas also signed. ~
,xaeS, 49, s-s> -xySx-z1ac. ,xse1 ySr'*> j. Pc,
United States, Great britain sad
France. under which the United States
and Britain will aid France In case
Of sn unproyoked assault by Ger
many This Was in treaty form and
mast re- submitted TO the leetsiatise
bodies Of the interested nations for
ratification
Hours before tina tine af signing.
vast cruwds assembled In The streets
ana open spaces about the paiae" at
Versailles Ranks ~ troops we're
drawn 40 In the courtyard where The
allied Representatives le., their Va
hiCles Flags ~ tG allied and asse
rlated powers waved HI III" Sunlight
GOATS for distinguished siaHors aud
for the press IN salons adjoining the
Hall 4. Mirrors filled earIy Al limer
the ,hroas. slmast sIntmea the gates
Wealthy ft.naatasa wefe FspaEsed 81
terlng So 9ea Far tlcaefR ~ admission
Az 1ns m. one minute after the
Germans entered t'lemsHcesa 6eclAr
ed he historic meeting open Hs 49,
sarea the enemy delegates the text
vas identical with copies alresdy sub
United
Clemencrau said
~Thc session ~ open. The allied and
associated powers GA 0ne aide sad 'he,t
German reich On ire other slae have
come 10 ar agreement on The c0nai I
tions If pe&re.
The ,ext has been completed !
trSfted, and the president u. the cnn !
has stated iB writing hGl the /
text that III about 10 y. sIgred ros !
IL identical 9Th The @eo topics That
have heen delivered to the German
/
TIE signatures wi1l 70 given row I
nd they amount to Rclevn under I
taRiag faithfully and ioysi'v ~ ere
-uie the conditions embodied Gy ihst
lrsatr 81 peace
Il nas iovt,e the delegates ~ ths
German ryieh n sign tho treaiy
la signing the representative
,.eppea 40 ou . asas Of which tas
arrvesh hoe lathe ~aa egeTAtat- In thu
" Adls ot the l. formed for tse horse
,aos was stsaIi table or which the
treaty. lay. sao~ wt;,e qaill and an
Der handled sold peus wsra asri
pes sAs presented ~
he peaelr w Alsae~l@rraire 4
sruwn tapestry carpet very cid ssS !
sina hse, covered The floor. and tins
u ME vas covered With hrcwa tapes
ny t
Farsy.one minutes sitter The csre
ncnr hAxxn clemsse~aa snnD7ns~A
The cyna!,scEs u peace srs SOC
IL accomplished fart, The sroceesfaEs
Ire closed
I. sAs ersr. TTss CerUSRs lef' II
lead ssissce 81 10? - shs aiilet
s'eppee sat ca The
s~Ysce ihsre vas booming OF yyaAs
nd tSe .xrssas .egntsias 81 ysfG
allies ssrt sparkling streams sige
atc ;ha slr. xnils the trsr@er&ogs