The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
PARIS PAPER STATES GERMANS
 MUST DECIDE RELATIVE PEACE
 TERMS BY JUNE TWENTIETH

PARIS June 2-(H9-According to today issue ot the Echo de Paris the German delegates will be given until June 25 make their final the terms This paper says the allies reply the German counter proposals will be handed the Teutons next Friday and 1t states en- phatcay that the reply will be definite refusal of every thing requested by the German government.
 The allies will place the issue squarey up to the Ger ans says the paper and they will have to state and sate quickly just what they intend to do regarding the terms is also tated that time will be allowed the Ger government the allies believe they have had suftcent time ill which to decide their action.
 ARE WATCHFUI.Ll WAITING
 PARIS, June 2-(H9-The allied forces of occupation are observing attitude of watchtu waiting n connecticut with the for Rhine republic proclamation was ls sued today declaring that Rhine republic was estabished with Cobenz the capital Following the proclamation the officers command of the allied forces in that vicinity gave for the troops be the watch for any outbreaks No tmaton has been given as to what the ac tion of the allied commanders will be in the the republic is successfully established is evident that the army of cas do not intend make any until it clearly de- ternined how the proclamation will affect the country.
 AUSTRIAN TREATY PRESENTED
 ST. GERMAN June 2-Q9-The greater portion ot the peace presented to the delegates o that nation today The allies reserved the financial and reparaon clauses these be given the Ausrans at some date The latter clauses retained by the allies ow ing there being by the smaller powers rela tive to the demands expressed in them It is believed that these clauses will be the Austrian delegates some time this week.
 The treaty presented Austria follows practically the same outline the German treaty. As whole there is but slight difference in the The treaty requests that the Austrian nation recognize the independence of Hungary Czecho- Slovakia and the Serbian Croaan and Savon state By accepting this clause of the treaty. Austria forever all rights of rule these states and agrees their being free and independent governments
 The territory of the Austria outlined in the peace treaty, taking into consideration all the states forneL will be reduced about five thousand square miles with total population of approximately six million people
 e population of the Austria Hungarian nation vas about 5 O598lO people and the country covered 26 lCI square miles.
 Included in the treaty ultinatrm whereby Austria her acceptance of the treaty accept the league of ons and also the allies labor program She denob;ze her entire naval and aerial forces leaving single in the personnel of either As the treaty is drawn up Austria cannot refuse to accept these clauses without refusing to sign the treaty whole
 That the allies consider the leaders of Austria equally guilty with the Germans their prosecution of unwarranted crueltes during the and also of compciy throwing all Europe into murderous carnage is shown by clause ill the treaty which says that Austria permit the allies try her leaders It is named in the document what will be held responsible for Austrias par tcpaon in the but the is left entirely the judgment of the allied powers.
 The treaty says emphaticaly that republican govern government recognized by the allied nations From the of the document is believed the allies would return of the government kingdom but will insist that it remain republic.
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