The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-02-10
ALLIES TO IMPOSE THEIR WILL
 ON GERMANY; RECOGNITION IS
 GIVEN TO SMALL BELLlCERENTS
(The Associated Press)

(lhe ASSOcated FreSS)
 PARIS Feb 6-The supreme council has decided hold meeting at Versailles the coming Frday to take measures impose Germany the tu Will ot the anies because apparent unwgnesS ot that country to car y the agreed upon Ill the arsce except under certain The council consider that Ger many has given latitude enough to comply With the erms seeks delay much possible the tufunent agreement, which the war coulcl Win COuntellauce.
 SMALLER NATIONS RECOGNIZED
 PAKIS, Eeb. 0-The supreme council ot the peace con- today galed recognition nleteen o sDaA ege'cnt natols, glvl1g 1our ot them seats o te co"l ccllsluerng league o1 lationS olA.u >ularla, IzcCiS DellS the coulIeo
 
 CONSTITUTION IS DISCUSSED
 The members constituting the commission tor the league If today meet tor the purpose o discussing COIL stituon which w the executive body ot the league Many legal points involved Ill the jurisdiction 01 the commission and ot legal allies hand to give their advice Just now soon the dra1t w:A be decision ot the is not kllowll considerable work will be required before 1t IS Ill tagDie form.
 INTERVENTION WILL NOT BE PROPOSED
 PARIS, Feb. 6.-David Balfour, the British foreign secretary, today declared mlutary large scale Russia by the allies not to be o the Russian question best dsquetng present tiine
 CONFERENCE WORKING IN HASTE
 The peace conference hurryng fast possible to settle 1al peace terms, beg recognized lun peace treaty must presented ascertain the exact attitude winch at tunes seems to be arrogant regarding tie out CT the terms "t the armsuce.
 PERSIA WANIS RECOGNITION
 PARIS. teb. o-The supreme touay pre- scented resolution from request was by country tor representation Icace terence, Dasg appeal on lerrltora cou4Ions seeks to recover lurkestan wncn were oDaleu uunly tue last celuly ru certain oDngatlons.
 bOAonEvIkI WILLING TO ACCEPT
 LONNON, O.-Ine bolsAevlkl 1ore,.4 n44llsleI, Icnltcherl, alAouCeu today ing palLcpate proposed leeuus Delwee4 hed powers a44u t"e dAleel Nussia so.elel1ts al ces 4slaid e on stpulalon Des that e ales "oulu seek n4ter44atloilal affairs.
 bOLotlE.v lr1 AXE EUOAIo IIN1L
 FAkIS, teD O.-1As oI lclltcnerln was received Ill this cly tue tlee Ill atlAlualCe at the peace ploceeullss should the aieS accept the proposition i pvudDlty that 1acton Wou4u aSSule 'u power ked LOT peace tluS glvng npresslon >vlng.
 COMMITTEE Is APPOINTED
 PARlS, teD O.-Ihe supreme COulcl ing tue sIepance o1 tHs BosAevlN to tic friAccs ISau ellce tor arranging peace settlement at hents TOT te sending ot Joln committee to the ieenl ne committee WILL consist o1 members, two . 1ae tive great powers.
 CZECAO-SLUvAk REPUBLIC Is LARGE ONE
 PARIS, Feb O.-Ihe cIalllS oI the Czecno- ooIaK pubic have been extended include Boenl, Noravla, Sllsa Slovaua and the Ruthenlan Hungary and all other outlying sections Czechs large y n the majority The population o the district cIaea IS about thirteen millions. Owing the size the Czechs claim that they should to the north by the way ot the Ebe and which would give them to the North and seas This matter will be presented peace congress thru the supreme council.
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