The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-13
lRv Iohn edwin Neyin.)


Paris. June 13.--I. N. S.)r-The
allied reply to- the German counter
peace proposals has been completed,
| il was learned today. The only sues
tions which remain to be settled re-
fer to minor matters in verbiage,
corrections in the league of nations
constitution, and the size ot tne
armies OF occupation. k
President Wilson will leavR for
Brussels probably on Sunday nNght'
returning to Paris on Wednesday,
He is much gratified over Sen. Per-
| shing's announcement that SS7,Oe0
American troops will sail for home
this month. breaking all records.
The proposal was made that the
president sail for home from Ant
werp, but this was vetoed by hign
naval authorities, who pointed op'
| that there are still many floating
mines in the lane which any steam
ers putting out fronl thak port Eoule
traves%s ssss 7%s.,
Ta9kles Hungarian Problems.
Rarisss June I'D. b. So--The
Hungarian situation was again un-
der consideration by the council of
| four today.
II is now regarded as most likely
! that the president will sail from
Brest the latterspart of next week.
| It is generally acoer<ed as facl
now that the Germans must accep'
the treaty terms without furthei
souabbling. 1t has been made plaii
to them that refusal would result ii
far more drastic terms IN the tuture
The situation in Hungary IL en-
tirely different from that In RUSSIA
The Hungarian soviet government
has not robbed or murdered by the
wholesale, and Is apparently sale-
guarding private property interests
In any event the present negotie
tions, Carried on through an ex-
change Of letters between the aliie'
and Bella Kun, the Hungarian olc'
tator), are intended to define apso'
utely whether 1t is possible 70 mar
peace with regime at Budapest una
will represent the Hungarian people
Secret Conference.
Paris. June 13.-(HaVas.)-P
mier Orlando of Italy left Tor RoiIi
last night, intending to confer WIZ
the parliamentary leaders IN sc re
relative to the work OF the peac
conference and to settle certain III
cent questions, notably those con
CernlnB Hlliltdty ,, s.,
templated on the Carinthian IRON
tier, Gen. Diaz, commander-in-c chic
of the Italian armies, accompanies
Premier Orlando and will be in per
sonal control of the frontier.
Socialists Plotting.
Weimar, June 12.-(Via Berlin AM
London, June 13D-"That the inde
pendent socialists are plotting tn
overthrow of the present German
government was revealed in a speecl
by Minister of Dc"anse Noske today
1t was delivered at the convention o
the social democratic party "a fac
ton of the socialists). The inde
pendents, according to Herr NOske
are attempting to organize an army
He declared, furthermore, that
conference had been held for tw,
hours between two leaders of the in
dependent socialists and leaders o
guard and cavalry army divisions il
a Berlin hotel recently.
Protect Carinthian Front.
Paris. June 13.-Gen. DiaZ tn
Italian commanders in-chief, has lef
for italy to organize Italian defense
against the Jugo- Slavs on the Car
inthian frontier.
(Recent reports stated that tn
Jugo- -Slavs had invaded Carinthia
attacking the Austrians Later i
was said that an armistice had beeI
signed and that hostilities hal
ceased)
/, Gen. Diaz was accompani, b.
Premier Orlando, head of the Italial
delegation.
A secret session OF the ItaliaI
chamber of deputies will be held OF
June 19 to consider the whole sit
uation.
Before he left Paris Premier Or
,ahdo made statement fendinJ
his refusal TO negotiate with tb
Jugo- Slavs