Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
RIGHT TO u1ouuoo PEACE CONDITIONS
 GIVEN ID GERMANY
As Result Ministers With Plenary Power Named Messenger Idea Aban- doned-Free Intercourse With Weimar Conceded Freedom of Movement Claimed

BERLIN. Monday, April 2l.-lBy The Associated Press)-The German cabinet in a special session this morn ing after considering the second teie- gram from Georges Clemenceau, the F'rnch premier, president of the peace conference in Paris, correcting the false impression created by his. first note, decided that the peace delegation orig inally appointed could go to Versailles at the end of the present week. It was determined that the date of April 70, first fixed for the arrival of the Ger man representatives at Versailles, could not be adhered to because of the confusion over the arrangements.
 Premier Clemenceau's second tele- gram reached the foreign office last evening, but it was not considered or ficiaIly until this morning. In it the French premier said his original noti- fication regarding the German repre- sentatives had been misconstrued and misinterpreted by Germany. He de clared there was no intention on the part of the entente to deny the Ger mans the right Of negotiation or dis cussion.
 With this assurance the cabinet lm- mediately determined to revoke it's. Ge- cision to send Dr. Haniel ven Haim- hausen with a pair of subordinates, in his role of high class messenger to Paris. and reversed to it's intention of sending six delegates to the Versailles congress, headed by Count von Breck- ! dorff -Rantzau, the foreign minister. 1 Dr. Eduard David, the former socialist l leader in the reichstag, originally se- | lected as one of the six, is replaced by Herr Landsberg, the secretary for pub l licity, art and literature, as Dr. David l is i'll. -.rr s.
 The body of experts will not proceed 1 to Versailles for the present. it is | stated
 The delegates, it is made known, eS- peet to be given complete freedom of movement and unobstructed means of communication with their home gov- ernment.
 Publishes German Note
 The government today made public | the text of the note from General | Nudant, the representative of Marshal 1 Foch at Spa, to Germany, saying that the allied and associated governments could not receive delegates who are authorized only to receive the text oi i the peace terms. and also the German | governments reply----In part, the reply l says:
 The French minister president ant war minister (M. Clemenceau, chairman of the peace conference), having trans mitted to the German government ths request of.the allied and. associated gov. ernments to clothe the German dele gates with the samef fplenary powers fol negotiation on all peace questions al representatives of the allied and as. sociated governments possess, the Ger.
 man government, assuming that tn, negotiation of the contents of; the draf
 Of the preliminary peace is intended [,
 follow the presentation of the draft
 designates with proper plenary powers
 It is contemplated to send furthe
 persons to accompany the delegates
 whose names and positions the German
 government will communicate as speed fly as possible in a second telegram The German government is ready t,
 send the persons indicated in the fore
 going to Versailles, assurances bein;
 given that the delegates and those ac
 companying them during their sta, there shall be guaranteed freedom o
 movement as well as free use of tn
 telephone and telegraph for communi
 cation with their government. Tn
 German government reserves the righ
 subsequently, to appoint special ex
 perts for separate peace questions" l