Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-08
PRESIDENT GETS
FULL REPORT OF
Everything DONE
BY PEACE COUNCIL
Completion of Treaty is Ex-
peCted by March 20i Text Of
Military, Naval and Aerial
Terms Are Forwarded,
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
i TAKE WILSON TO PARIS
Strenuous Week to Follow Ar
rival of Chief Executive at
French Capital ALL Plans
Made,

IrY NoRnlno JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlsrl
Paris March T. (by the Associated
Press President Wilson is being
advised daily by wireless of the devel-
opments of the peace congress, so
that when he arrives in Paris he will
be about as fully informed as those
who have attended the sessions.
The complete military, naval and
aerial terms of the proposed peace
treaty were sent to him teXtually by
the American military and naval adj
visers with Bstations and reserva
tons. This was an enormous task,
involving thousands of wOrds-suffi-
Gent to fill many newspaper columns.
These details have not yet been
made public. so that President Will
son has much more intimate know
ledge of the situation than most of
those attending the conference.
The present plan is to complete the
neace treaty, March 20. In this case
President Wilson would have only
five or six DAYS to consider the main
subjects Of the treaty when it has
reached the vital stage, except for
the wireless.
Br'gadier General William w
Harris formerly military attache of
charge of arrangements for the pres
idents arrival and stav in Paris.
Special Train to Meet Him.
The French government will send
a special train to Brest to meet the
presidential party on it will go sew
eral cabinet officers, probably For
eign Minister Pichon Minister of Ma
rine LeYgues, Captain Andre Tardieu
of the French peace delegation and
others. Colonel Edward NJ. House
and q number of members of the
American delegation also probably
will be on the train.
The steamship George Washington,
on which the president is coming, is
expected to arrive at Prest about $3.50
p. m. March 10 accom- panied by an
armored cruiser and four torpedo
boat destroyers. The pres dental
train will leave Brest for Paris at 8
O'Clock in the evening, arriving in
Paris at I o'clock on the morning Of
tho 14th.
French and American officials will
meet the presidential party at the
railway station and accompany Pres
ident Wilson to a handsome mansion
in the Place des ,ltats Unis, which
the French government has placed at
his disposal. President Wilson again
will be the guest of the French ma
ton in Difference to the courteous in
sistence of the French authorities.
IT was said that his personal desire
was that his second visit should be
as a private American citizen and
that he might select his own quarters
and meet his own expenses, but the
courtesy of the French authorities
relieves him of all such private al
engagements.
Strenuous Week Ahead.
The week following the presidents
arrival promises to be the most siren
uous period of the conference. All
committees have been ordered to have
their reports in, so that besides the
military, naval, aerial and peace
terms now before the council of the
great powers there will be ready the
articles of the treaty on the RESPONSE
bility of the former German emperor
and others for starting the war; re-
paration for war damages; Germany's
western frontier, and all financial and
economic questions.
These will be co-ordinated into the
first draft of the treaty by the time
President Wilson arrives. This draft
will be subject to final revision dur
ing the week in which President Will
son resumes his seat with the coun-
ell and it is expected this will be &C
ccmplished so as to permit delivery
of the terms to the Germans soon aft
er March 90.
After this President Wilson will
leave for Brussels and David Lloyd
George, British prime minister, for
England pending a determination ~
the Germans of their course of action
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