The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15


Will Make an Address Feb. Gives Farewell
Message to the People of France Seeming
Unanimity of Opinion Upon Covenant to Bind
Nations of the World.
Paris Feb 15With todays session conference concluded
President Wilson left Paris for Best his back to the
had arrived i the third pensr Session President Wilson
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to discuss the various phases.
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Of the French navy General Heinrich the military commander of
Brest, Charles schwab, and several officials 4-:-
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escort consisting the cruiser Conde and
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accompany the George Washington to sea: -,
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President Wilson left for the u s. board the George
Washington shortly after II o'clock.
farewell the French people President Wilson
When President Wilson left here today for the U s.
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have to meet the ssten demands Of some Of the European
nations the pooling Of all credits debts
with strong Objection from the American representaves
REsISTs DISARMAMENT
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might be summed under two heads Ending Of the and
disarmament he said has not softened her enemies Germany
he said to observe the conditions imposed by
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SAID and the reduction OF our armament our neghbor
ORDERED PRINTED
Lodge the Of the League Of Nations
put into the Congressional Record today and ordered printed
"e''S''''''' NEGROES TO CONVENE
Paris Feb 15A Pan-Afrcan congress is to assemble in
Paris February 49, three days session with the declared
of securing the protection Of the natives Africa
the people African descent in other countries District repesen
taves will attend from the United States South Central
America Africa Portugal Lbana and Assyna with
lations aggregating 157 100000.
ANTI-sAIooN LEAGUE ACTIVE
Westervie o. Feb 15-Naonal Headquarters of the Anti
Saloon league here today announced that the league had
delegation to Paris to ask that the United be protected
its prohibition by such trade agreements will
it in carrying out the law. .s t=..l
The work Of the league to be extended all parts
world William G. Johnson has opened league
DEMAND BIG GUNS
Cobenz, Feb 15-The rallied committee has served
notice that the long be included in the
the allies Ever since the armc little been
of the German monster weapons.
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