The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-05
Ike the Germans Austrian
Government is Said to be
dissatisfied With Drastic
Terms.
PEOPLE
WOULD SIGN UP
Printed in Three Languages
Full. Text of Terms Being
Circulated by Germans
Among Neutrals.

Like the Germans. the Austrian
Dyernment is said to be dissatis-
ID with the peace terms, which are
clared by one of the responsible
snua newspapers to be unaccept-
BE. Unlike the German populace
large, however, the Austrian pee-
apparently are apathetic and are
sTHng to accept the condition laid
EEn and thus bring peace TO the
reIy stricken former empire. Never
sless, general opinion among the
Estrians seems to be that the terms
based on might, and not on F-res-
snt Wilson's fourteen points.
The council of four continues to
Seass the German counter propos-
cepenhagen. June THE German
FFnment is circulating the full
x Of the peace terms throughout
5ointng neutral countries, printed
German, English and French.
Paris June This has been ali
mious day in peace conference
Feles, with both the German and
astFian treaties in the balance, and
Esry effort is being made toward
rly united action. The council of
1r considered the Austrian treaty
Fng the morning to complete the
aitary and reparation terms. Later,
council turned to the German
inter proposals, calling in experts.
hs prevailing view of those partici-
sng was hopeful of early, salts
Haory results.
Berlin, Tuesday. June 3.-Prof.
fA1s Deibrueck, General Count Max
'aiegas and Prof Weber, German
perts at Versailles, have drawn up
ang memorandum on the question
the responsibility for the war
arh will be presented as a reply
ne entente commissions report
The subject.
tae memorandum argues the ne
Fshiy of submitting the question to
impartial commission for investi-
uOA and denies there was any Sc
n pots between Berlin and Vienna
Qestroy Serbia. It says the Ger
q government could not accept the
Earts Of Sir Edward Grey, the Brit
secretary for foreign affairs in
- who offered to mediate. because
a0uoted his powers 10 check the
like aspirations of Russia.
mere Is reason to believe, accord
70 adyices from Paris, that the
-aeu OF four will reach decision
thursday as TO the reply that will
made TO the German counter pro-
sss 10 the terms of peace. Allied
S are at work -n the reply and
s.AgS are being held in Paris to-
so' me purpose of drafting mem
a,@ 10 be submitted to the coun-
Ioar It is probable this work
yea under way.
-eF Clemenceau is understood
-alnlain firmly there can be no
..-Ant changes in the clauses OF
S 10 which lne Germans have
- nelr strongest objections.
ase Indications, however, of a
unaercurrent OF sentiment to
me German offer of a definite
n,,. ~ !Ve,o00.oOo,00o marks as in
~ ~ instead of :ae indeterminate
-. might be demanded unoer
'S sS,5,. ds presented 1t also seems
: sae Clauses OF the pact reiat-
rn.,- oUesia may be modified so
b5l,.1F would be able to receive
h.. OF grain, coal and other COM
|aDs IN spite of the transfer to
:" sovereignty over that re-
!, Germans have not said !
|tbs :. t1rd word In objecting = phrase .
'adr,. neaty IS indicated by a mem |
ss,ia- which has been drafted at |
by German experts. who |
rSr. eiate allied charges as to |
S..a OF Germany for the ~.
49, n,s.aorandum Will it IS said be |
Il as reply to the reno,-t
assD tne inter-alIied Commission
usloihty for the conflict.