Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-06-07
De 8 SDEC|S|ON
MUST NOT DELAY
bEY0NDJUNE "A
emenceau, Meanwhile,
Knocks Out Fixed In
demnity Plan.
bTR|ANs SAY TERMS
CAN NOT Be ENFORCED
(By the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press.
Ermany will know the decision Of th'
g conference on her counter pro
Is to the treaty by Thursday or Fri
bf next week, according to the lates
ltches from Paris.
is understood that. with this reply
Germans also will receive notification
the discussion Of the terms has beer
" closed and will be given a perioG
ot less than three days. or more
five, in which to accept Or reject
treaty.
this plan is carried out, therefore
Eems probable that Germany's de-
b will be made known not later than
Fday, June IA.
Rantzau to See Scheidemann.
ports from Paris indicate that i'm
ately after receiving the allied re-
Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau,
of the German delegation, will leave
ailles for Berlin. where he will hold
al consultation with Phillip Scheide-
], the chancellor. Should Germany
to sign the treaty. the count will
q to Versailles, but, should Ger
determine upon rejection Of the
,, notification Of that fact will be
to the peace conference from
b.
is understood the allied and as
ted governments have decided to
a middle course as between the
! of a definite sum to be exacted
Germany, proceeding strenuously
ted to by the French as likely to
70 political upheaval due to the dis
ntment Of the French public and the
sions of the draft Of the treaty
fd the Germans, which the latter
declared mean economic slavery.
Preparations to be demanded for
n forms of allied claims will be
known to the Germans, but all of
as the only sum for the total
which the French have declared
selves willing to agree to amounts
Figure the experts declare generally
e unable to pay.
Kaiser Trial to Stand.
= is probable the Germans will be
ed some working capital and tom
for overseas trade with which to
the sums required of them.
? clauses of the treaty concerning
nsibilities, punishment Of the former
and the disposition of Germany's
eas colonies likely will stand rs
Eprth in the original draft of the
while a plebescite in Upper
B, with regard to the future sover-
of the district, is believed to have
definitely decided upon.
Austrians Back Today.
Etrian peace activities seem likely
renewed at st Germain today. DR.. |
Renner. the head of the Austrian
alton, has been in conference at
rich, with DR.. Otto Bauer, the Aus
. foreign minister, and is expected /
back in st Germain today with his |
colleagues who also took part in I
differences with DR.. Bauer.
reflecting Austrian official opinion
trims Of he treaty presented at |
rmain last Monday, President Seitz
le Austrian republic is quoted as
.g that the terms could not be en- /
\ upon the Austrian people and that
build be dangerous for the man who |
+ the treaty"
fmal protest to the peace confer |
has been made by Count Won
dorff Rantzau as to the alleged I
ties of the allied armies of occupa-
% furnishing the movement for es- I
hment of Rhenish republic
mier Paderwiski, of Poland has
representations before the council
II relating to proposed changes in
POINTER between Germany and Po-
Important alterations in the
ries are said to be under considera-
hnd efforts are being made to in
the Poles to consent to a plebes-
which will determine the sover-
of Silesia.