Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-19
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Peace Treaty Will Be Signed Before Wilson Departs for Hofne, Is Belief in Paris
Germans Not Planning Delay in Signing, as They Want Peace as Soon as Possible

PARIS. April 1S.-(By the Associat-
 ed Press.)- was stated in we'll in-
 formed quarters tonight that the sit.
 uation of the peace negotiations was such that President Wilson probably would be able to sail homeward May 20, and possibly little earlier-May IS.
 The belief was expressed that the president would call an extra session ef congress to convene between May 15 and June l.
 Present indications are that the peace treaty will be signed before the presidents departure information reaching the delegates tend to show that the Germans are not planning to take up time and delay the signing of the treaty, as they desire a settle ment of the peace terms at the ear Hest possible moment.
 iOnly routine work in connection with the coming of the German dele gates was taken up in the afternoon. The most important remaining Ques- tion to be settled is that of the Jugo- Slav and Italian claims in the Adriatic. This matter will come up tomorrow, Baron Sidney Sonnino. ltalan foreign minister. will set forth the Italian case, it is expected It was said tonight that the council of four intends to settle this question at tomorrow's session.
 PARIS, April 1.-The Italian dele gation to the peace conference is mak- ng a strong effort to obtain a decision in the dispute between Italy and Jugo- Slav, regarding the possession of Plume and the Dalmation coast be- fore the end. of the week.
 AS the Italia nchamber of deputies meets Apuril 24, and as Premier Or lando is expected to make a report to that body, it is said that he does not desre to return to Rome without the question in which Italy is vitally interested, settled.
 PARIS, April 1S.-(By the Associat- ed Press.) s.)-The allied and associated powers ar eprepared to aid in the re- lief of Russia with foodstuffs, medi- cal supplies and other necessities, provided there is a cessation of hos tilities within definite lines in the territory of Russia" This fact be- came known today in correspondence which has passed between Dr. Fridt- jof Nansen, head of the commission appointed to feed Russia, and Presi- dent Wilson and Premiers Clemen- ceau, Lloyd George and Orlando.
 Dr. Nansen in his appeal to the council of four for aid in bringing relief to Russia, where he said thou sands of persons were dying monthly from sheer starvation and diseask, suggested neutral and purely hu- committed" for the pur- pose. The council of four in reply recognized with sympathy the situa- tion in Russia, and gave assurance of its readiness to succor the stricken people of Russia along the lines that Belgium was fed and ministered to, but with the fundamental proposition that a cessation of hostilities be brought about.
 Premier Clemenceau withheld his of the proposition temporar- ly. but added his signature today to those of Premiers Orlando and Lloyd George and President Wilson, thus assuring the immediate economic relief of sovet Russia, as Lenine is known to be willing to ac- cept food on the conditions outlined by Dr. Nansen, and discussed with the bolsheviki by various neutral rep. resentatives at Moscow.
 While the plan is divorced from politics, it is generally believed by the entente powers that it eventually will restore order and enable Russia to banish chaos.