The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-14
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AGREE ON PEA |
TERMS MARCH. i.
PRESIDENT WILSON BEING HEPT
POSTED ON PROGRESS az
WIRELESS
MISREPRESENTATION PLANNED
Arrangements Tor Presidents Arrival
IN France Are Much the Same as
Before Except fer Public
Reception

NtSep6VH
Paris. March 4. President Wilson
u bving advised daily b. wireless of
the Developments ~ the peace con
greSs. So when he arrives In Paris he
win be- about AZ fully Informed az
those who have attended the sessions
of the council ~ the great powers.
The complete military, naval aud
serial terms Of the proposed peace
treaty were sent 70 him texfualIy by
fhe American military and naval al.
SiEerx with rotations and reSerya.
tions. THIS mns nm enormous task,
Involving the1sands of wor,Is-~suffi.
eieut to fiji many newspaper columns.
These details have not yet been
made public. 80 that President VIII.
son has much more intimate knowI.
edge Of the situation than most Of
those attending the conference.
No Demonstrations.
The present plan II 10 complete the
peace trraty March M. In this case
President Wilson would have only five
ar six days To consider the main cub
j~cts of the treaty when II has reach
~ thu Vital stage. except for the wire
less.
hrig. Gen. William W. Harris. for.
snev military attnrhe nj the White
House. has been given charge Of mr.
rangcinent~ for the presidents arrival
and stay In Paris. The plans are
much the same NJ those for his for
i'er sisii. except for formality and pub
ne demonstrations.
Arrives q erest Thursday
Tho strnmship George Washington
on which the president IL coming. is
expected to arrive at Brest about
:'iO D. ~. March ID, The presidential
train will icnve Rreat for Paris al q
o'clock IN the evening. arriving In
Paris nj ii o'clock on the morning OF
the fath.
French and American officials win
meet the presidential party at the
railway station and accompany Pres.
tdent Wilson 70 handsome mansion
IN the Place Dfs Etats This. which
The French govcxnuient has placed sat
his disposal. President Wilson again
win be- the guest OF III. French nation
Ia drferenee 20 the courteous insis.
ience Of the French authorities.
Strenuous Week Ahead.
The week following the presidents
arrival promises to 10 the most siren.
uaus period VI the conference. All
committees have been ordered 10 have
their rcphrss In. 80 that besides the
military. naval, aerial and peace terms
now before the council of the great
powers, there will be ready the ar.
ticles Ut the treaty ON the RESPONSE
htlity 1T the former German emperor
and others for starting the war: rep
nration for war damages: Germany's
Western frontier md NIL financial aud
.~oncnalc questions
These will be eo.orslinated Into tho
first draft Of the treaty BY the time
President Wilson arrives. This draft
win BE- subject to final revision during
the esentful week In which prcalien,
Wilson resumes his seat with the coun.
81 cf the. great powers. and II In ex.
isected that this viii be accomplished
~ ~ 10 permit delivery Of the terms
10 the Germans 500. after March ~.
After this President Wilson win
leave for Brussels and David Lloyd
t'eorge. british prime minister. for
En.iand. pending determination by
the Germans of their eoars. of action.
Many british statesmen and special.
lists have Joined the british delegation
10 the peace conference Ia order 10
take care NJ the many important ques.
tions being considered hy the supreme
rouneii aud the various commissions.
Premier Lloyd George has been espe-
slaily husy since HIS return from Lou.
don. and does not expect to leave Paris
Tor the british capital again until
about March 10.
charberls's Goes to Paris
Austen chap,herlaln, chancellor OF
ths exshesquef, accompanied this pre-
iiier 10 Paris last week and has heen
Ia eoefervnee with the british deiega.
tien. fremisr LLOYD George has had
ioiag conferences with Foreign Scsre-
sary lialfour and flSconaf Mllner.
Al the gleesing Of the supreme cvun-
eli Thursday, i'rsmler Lloysl George
pointed oat that the armlstice with
Germany had political as well "a mili-
tary Consequences, lie insisted ON
strengthening the terms drafted by
The military experts. esnectatlY In rp