The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
QUESTION OF HUN
COLONIES TAKING
CENTER OF STAGE
Views Of President Wilson and
Those Of Other Conferees Con.
tinue TO Be Quito at Variance,
II 10 Said.

purIa. CTueaalyl Ian ~. Tho ia.
iurc % the colonies taken from Ger.
many hHs assumed n place 100 % Of
he most Interesting ~ The immediate
10 ..H 81 the mrny-Hldnd problems un.
der consideration hy the supreme
cuuncil u the peace council Hear.
inEa arc nov being Eiyrn tA the fus
prone council t. mtUhcrH ~ the con.
forrnce and TO colonial experts uppr
The disposition ~ the colonies. Tho
council ID 90 the Same time prucceding
win the confederation uf "a general
policy which rhaii Dee adopted hy the
flyo great puwsrs bon this unttUr
a. present 10 appears that these
powers, through ~, supreme council
intend tn dluppHe of The subject ron
fdrnt 90 the approval ~ ItS decision
D. the conference iiscll the hear.
inrH lave already progressed tn the
stage where the u|sirftrrr of Vows
greatly uf variance with those aot
forth in President Wilson'S fourteen
puIutH have prpl disclosed
This development hHs determined
tho American drlvrltrH tu rrWind the
other puWru uf that fact ana tu urge
the adoption ~ tho American plan ai
the very outset iu order 90 ktrU the
rival ci1imunta within the bounds o.
fairness
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p uud b. RECEIVING immediate Iur.
thvr consideration luutf 'u INTERNAL
tnnIl control NJ tfr rniouIrs hlu',.
ward u~Htluufltlrs tuI llDv IN uI.,
N,luHl power Hr f. tTgUIa FOO To-
known Ha 'uIUlat gir uf rho IHtE.r
o. u,uouf 1'lc.o u.cuu are to I"
riyr al thcr puser from the league
uud Go uHt ,ut.te'y ou the lues ui pol.
icy dictated 20, thn' body
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Hhlpa Boz fo boz undo ly ihr lolrue 90
iHtou. su 10 uEaiu h'ppeuH Hs iu thr
ois" uf many uf lhy projects NJ ru.
ioru preached lt tlr conference. that
Its successful application Be- wholly do.
pendent upon the contamination %
the league
pup argument against fho lUlwto
control uf The colonies advanced ul
thc british .uluuini official. was that
ih' manufactures Ilirht feel them.
fllNsH at.dleI with enormous ruautlnl
trrpnu Utilities boo Hu effort a. de-.
NHlup thrII wards and vet hU subject
Co. criticism tu the event that thry
tHli,l 10 bring Them turwars.
President Wilson himsolf folt called
upon tu answer thIH argument 10y
tifr statement chat the American plan
contemplated flaf fh, W~suuttD.N
power would ut lIuil, nulf cor lt.
Ui|niNtIuflNt HhuHNHfhs uiNff thuttuts
turrH would un WtHd. uuiN when tu.
thurIzrd Do, 90, lctrup unless th, col.
uur was ahlo tu finance It.uf out 90
~ own %rvsuufDpf
while The plan bias NOT progressed
90 "a point whore tu' attempt has hcen
uHdf 90 iru particular nations 90
theHD EuauliHurhIus th' uH tier has
unru tho subject ~ upvCiHl Thought
HpH consideration iu tlt utHr 90 400.
erica 10 mac boon suggested tAtt uW.
1000 a. its barge Influence Boo Turkey
through tho %uuIutruuH graduate ut
Robert college and herauss OF tho
conviction umuur the Turks uf the
di-intufoftcdnraH at America, 10 % De-
called upon Co assume such charge. 10
might NATURAL, first take upon itfvlt
the guardianship nor only OF Turkey
boz Europe. bat also a ruuHlt cradle
portion ~ Turkey FORMER provinces.
iurludinr Armenia.
lp 20 this moment tho whole pro.
lect b. still subject tp complete rend.
lustmcut Nevertheless 10 b. frlt BOZ,
snno ~ the delegates that 10 the
league uf nations iH assured uu a hhH.
iH ~ freedom from discrimination. the
great puWtrr mat De- willing tu ahin.
don thelf plans for The complete uu-
utAufinU OK former GERMAN |ruinuit
end separated sections late ,ucmy
siliDr although opposition iH ,spoct.
od from th' colonial governments 10
uyh u schrtNH