The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-29
impression is Whatever Dispo-
sitiOn Is Undertaken by the
Peace Conference Will
Be Resisted
BOUNDARY LINE
QUESTION is UP
German Financial Delegates to
\ Meet Economic Council
Sometime During
Next Week


. preliminary psaee with Germany
are still being considered by Pres
ident Wilson and the premiers OF
Great p1itain, France and Italy,
according to the Havas agency.
They deIiberated today on the
question Of the Polish frontier, ae-
cording to newspapers, who be-
lisved there will be some difficult
ty in agreeing on annexation to
Poland Of territory eoatainino two
or three million Germans.
Paris, March z8.-Gsrman finan-
ciaI DELEGATES will meet reprosen-*
tativss Of the allied supreme eco
nomic council sometime during
the comin0 wesk at Com0ie0ne,
about 20 miles northeast Of Paris.
News WAS received here today
that the Germans are inereasino
their garrison at Danxig. This 10
taken - indicating their intention
TO resist whatever disposition the
peace conference may make. OF the
Danxis port.
Amsterdam. .darch 2S.--The .allied
note to Germany demanding that Pol
ish troops be allowed to land at Dam
gig, declared that refusal by Germany
-M0uld be re3Arded AZ 3 breach 0f tho
armistice, Berlin dispatch said. The
German government replied 1t could
not take the responsibility Of permit
ting Poles to land at Danxig. but was
prepared to facilitate landing at Stet-
TIN. KoeniGsbebrg. Memel or Libau.
Paris. March 28.-Today's Parts
newspapers. in discussing yesterdays )
session OF the peace council. declare
extremely important problems. direct
Is connected with Germany's future
boundaries were discussed by the
council in Rn excellent spirit OF un-
derstanding.
The Petit Parisian says 1t UNDER
stands important ends were achieved.
According to the Matin. the terri
torial questions involved and the prob
lems OF protecting France adequately
have been satisfactorily solved. al
though by means not foreseen In dis
cussions of the problems outside of
the conference.
AS to financial problems. the solu-
tion reported to have been adopted
provides for the payment by Germany
of yearly installments on the indem-
nifty of which France would receive
a portion sufficient to tighten the bur-
den of her budget.
a council Of the foreign ministers
and foreign secretaries Of Great Bri-
tain. the United States. France and
Italy. has reen created to work SIM
uitaneous with the premiers and Presi-
dent Wilson. but on different branches
Of the great technical questions involv-
ed in the peace settlement.
This action has been taken in the
interest of speed. Japan is not given
representation in the council because
its delegation does not include foreign
minister.
1t Is believed the council of for
eign ministers will consider the Italian
and probably the Russian. as well as
the feasibility OF arranging a peace
treaty to include all the belligerent
nations.
Washington. March 2S.-Publication
Of the amended draft Of the League
Of Nations covenant within a few days
with provision safeguarding the
Monroe doctrine among its new
clauses. is expected by administration
officials here as a result Of informal
advices received today from members
of the American party at Paris.
No official information has reached
here concerning the failure of the
league commission to include the Mon
roe doctrine amendment in the cove
nant as 1t was sent to the drafting
committee yesterday Officials express
entire confidence. however. that Presi-
dent Wilson will ir sist upon such a
provision being in the final draft when
1t is passed upon by the council OF ten
or by the peace conference in plenary
session.