The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-17

rcpiy regarding the signing OF tho
peace treaty.
ny The Associated Press
VERSAILLES, June I6--The re-
ply OF the allied and associated gov
crnments to Gormany's counter pro-
posals To the peace treaty and re-
vlsed copy OF the peace treaty to-
night are In the hands OF Count Won
Brockdorff- RantEau. who liz on his
way To Weimar, there to present to
tho German national assembly tho
final word OF the victora In the war.
/ Few changes have been made in
the revised peace treaty. The orig
lnal contentious OF the allied and
associated powers virtually nave
been maintained intact.
Five days was the allotted period
originally fixed for the Germans to
answer yes or no TO the demands
OF the allies. Hut two days additional
have been granted because OF tho
insistence OF the German delegation
that not sufficient time had been
allowed for proper consideration Of
The revised terms This will oxtend
the time limitation to Monday.
June 30
II Gsrmany's reply la yes tho
treaty Will be Immediately signed;
II Germany declines to acoede to
the demands The armisticc will bs
automatically terminated and the all
hcd armed forces will take whatevar
Steps they deem necessary.
tihflH ndviceH state an additional
~ hours has been granted
win the revised treaty, contain
ing interllneatlonA In red ink where
chanPrs had been made IN H.. was a
covering note written by Premier
Clemenccau. II had been impossible
presentation today
Castigntcs Germany.
The covering note severely casti-
gates Germany for protesting against
he treaty ON the ground that the
treaty conflicts with the terms OF
The armlstice. Clemcnceau says der
many fails TO understand the POSI-
lon she occupies today In the eatt-
nation Of the world for bciug re-
sponslblo for war which was "fhA
greatest crime against humanity and
the freedom ~ tho people that any
nation. calling Itself civilized. mas
ever consciously committed"
without ostentation Paul DutastA,
RencrHi secretary ~ the peace con.
ference, at G.iy O'Clock this evening
rfreed the rasIaed draft OF tho treaty
ana the note ia Tie handA Of Gerr
man Legation secretary simon and
Baron Won l,oefHuer. with whom NJ
'usihstn held a conversation lasting
for several minutes. explaining the
nature Of the instrument ana The
length OF time allotted FOR the Ger
mans 90 reply Herr simon protested
against The phorl time given Bar-
many to make known her inten-
lions.
Comes by Auto.
VI Dus'dso, arrived in Versailles
by automobile from Paris al 20
o.'lo'k. Carrying the mOmcntous
documents Iiu two parcels wrapped
IN protalc brown paper He wua ro-
DeiVsd by Colonel Henry, master Il
rcrcmonIcs ~ Ncrn.il's. and officers
of the ALLIED missions and conIu.f.d
:" he reading room of 'h- Ilutos
NcservOIrs
The pafty vas grouped aaus 30
side Of De room IN front ~ NJ
puslasia was a large YarhIe-.lpp.I
ldhl" up0u which 'Nr tur4u..l,
we're plated 80 iWo piles Thor. p..
run.'derablr walt h'EY.e Legation
Secretary simon ura Baron tou
Loormer arrived carortci POS $50
'',H plg.c at Tho other side OF mo
\, h. O'Clock Herr suoe m.
'o'mI.Fr rorcnud across 'hr 1nH
and 'oug the documents and hlnI-
81 'hou;'o Baron Won Lpofsu.s ms