Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-13
Hunuarian Deleuation Expect
ed in Paris Soon; Will Be
Chartered With Austrians;
Denied Communications.
GERMANS STILL TRY
FOR ORAL ARGUMENT
Enemy Now Trying to Con-
vince. Laboring Classes of
World That They Are Work
ing for Their Interests.
,tBy the Associated Press. }

A conference between Baron Son.
nino, Italian foreign minister, and
Colonel h. NJ. House, of the American
peace delegation, regarding Italy's
claims to Fiume and the Adriatic
coast, a meeting of the council of
four at which the note presented by
the German peace delegation concern
ing prisoners of war and labor were
turned over to experts for investiga-
ton and the completion of the task
of defining the new Austrian boundar-
les, represented the entire activities
in peace conference circles in Paris
Monday.
The result of the CONVERSATION be-
tween Baron Sonnino and Colon House
has not been made public. Mean
time, dispatches from Rome indicate
that the Italian population again is
becoming restive after having learned
that the report of last week that It
alys claim to F'iume had been settled
was erroneous.
Alliance Causes Trouble.
Added TO this irritation is dissatls-
faction because Italy was not mem
toned as one of the parties to the
proposed Anglo Franco American all
lance the question of the division of
Austria's merchant marine; the treaty
provision with Germany that the three
principal powers are sufficient to rat
ify the treaty, and other smaller mat
ters in which the Italians feel they
have been sighted.
While the Austrian delegates are
well on their way to st, German En-
Laye, there to be informed of the con-
ditionS for peace which are to be inn
posed upon their country by the al
lied and associated powers, the Ger
loo,
gagged in examining the peace treaty
In addition to the six minor members
of the delegation who left Versailles
for Berlin late last week, two of the
more prominent members, Herr Gies-
berts and Landsberg have gone to
Germany, evidently with the purpose
of comforting with the German gov
ernment.
Walls From Germany.
From Germany come reports of
continued dissatisfaction over the
terms whcih Germany has been told
she must meet in order to obtain
peace.
Reiteration that it will be impossi-
BILE to carry out the provisions are
to be heard everywhere. Great dem
onstrations of protest have been held
in Berlin Breslau and other cities.
No less parsonage than Frederick
Ebert president of Germany, has an
nounced that he is standing on Pres
ident WILSON'S fourteen points for
peace. Ebert alluded to the peace
treaty as a ''monstrous document"
which, he said, holds no precedent in
determination completely to annihi-
late vanquished peoples.
German government troops are still
hard after the radical elements. They
have seized Leipsic ,one of the last
strongholds of the Spartacans. A
state of seige has been proclaimed
there.
Early June has been. tentatively
chosen for the commencement of the
withdrawal of American troops from
north Russia. The Americans have
not been engaged in fighting of great
importance for several months.
Recognition of Korea as an inde-
pendent state ard the liberation of
the country from Japan has been re-
quested of the peace conference In
Paris.
Notes Pune Propaganda
French opinion regards one of the
notes sent by Count Won Brockdorff-
Rantzau, head of the German mission,
as distinctly of a propagandist order
This is the note advancing counter
project as TO International labor leg
is lation, which the French argue is
intended to convince the socialists and
the laboring classes of the allied coun-
tries in general that the present Ger
man government is working in their
favor.
The German national assembly will