The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-23
BY United Press.

senate.
BY United Press.
President Wilson and Senator Bour-
geois, French authority on the league of
nations, conferred this afternoon. They
exchanged views ON the league for the
first time. A special report on the re-
suit Of this conversation was to b.
made to the conferences.
NJ. Sazinoff, former Russian foreign
minister, held numerous conferences
with associated representatives today
and appeared confident that the form
n name of Russian representation
would be determined this week.
The coolest weather of he winter
was prevailing in Paris today.
Conference Regulations.
Following are the peace conference
regulations made public Officially Sun
day.
fix the conditions of peace, first in the
prellminaries Of peace and then in the
representatives of the belligerent allied
and associated powers.
The belligerent powers with general
the British empire, France, Italy, and
commissions.
Interests, Belgium, Brazil, the British do
Guatemala. Haiti, Hedjaz. Honduras, Ii,
IBERIA, Nicaragua. Panama. Poland, Portu-
G sses ss5nsnls re sa i s Siam, take and dart th ie
the sittings at which questions concern
ing them are discussed.
The powers In a state of diplomatic
rupture with the enemy powers, Bolivia,
Ecuador, Peru. and Uruguay, shall take
part in the sittings at which questions
concerning them are discussed.
Ihe neutral powers and states in
process of formation may be heard either
9 Or or in writing when summoned by.
tings devoted especially to the exanlinaS
ton Of questions directly concerning
are concerned.
Sec. 2. The powers shall be repre-
nsnrsa ~ sfpi i FIVE 1ep lar t a9ellssat ssa 70 the ne
America. the British empire, France. italy
and Japan; three for Belgium. Brazil and
Hedjaz. Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Siam
and the Czecho,Sloyak republic; one for
Cuba cuba, Guaseinala, Haiti, Honduras. II
Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, and Uruguay.
THE British dominions and india shall!
each for Australia. canada. South Africa,
one delegate Tor New Zealand.
tiaries may be accompanied b technical
delegates properly accredited and by two
:: sec s. : II delegates take prses-
in French. Of the powers.
fssss ' 1spsb = u Ths pI plsaidsns q q lie
s Ses5sa t ea prsn E;1v m 'iidS rs viii II. 1 be in
ship Immediately after this. M. Glelnen-
i- 9 E a has siaee been elected permanent
mittee composed Of orc plenipotentiary
u each Of the great allied or associated
powers. shall proceed at ones to the au-
members present.
Sec. s. In the course o. the first
meeting the conference Will proceed to ap-
point = permanent president and four
vice presidents chosen from the plenipo-
teltiaries Of the great powers in alpha
Sec. ia secretariat,. appointed from,
outside the plenipotentiaries, composed
81 81 o Mne eeRssse ona of a phe eh sr mniSed e sdasss
ono Of France, one of Italy, and one OF
japan Will be submitted to the. approve
viii be the controlling authority respcn.
aihle for It's operations: Ell
the care se 81 arafting WI, NE Df pr .ns5aisea Of W shs
meeting of classifying the archives, Of
providing for the administration and or.
ganiaation Of the conference and general,
Working v 81 the he service in ~ to i
s sns esq 81 and ga i be %re espeesahis' for sna the l nro
81 tocossy and archives.
9Th archives Will always be open t
sec: 5. The publicity q the proceed
ings shall be insured by official con,nD1
m n.sSss p %pIspaF in e ss t * d Sssrs.ar,s1 an 3
to the drafting OF these communicates. tn,
matter shall be referred to n principa
p-lenipotentlaries or their representatives
Sec. 9. Reserved.
Sec. IL. All documents intended for in
clusion n the protocols. In.st be hande'
Eenting them. No d0cumen of = PROPOSE
ton may be submitted save by one Of tn