Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-23

tempting to exercise political author ity or military control anywhere in Siberia, or within the boundaries of European Russia as they stood before the war just concluded. except in Fin land, to send representatives not ex- ceeding three representatives for each group to Princes Islands, sea of Mar mora. where they will be met by rep resentatives of the associated powers, provided in the meantime there is a truce of arms amongst the parties invited and that all armed forces any where sent or directed against any people or territory inside the boundar- ies of European Russia as they stood before the war, or against Finland, or against any people or territory whose autonomous action is in contemplation in the If articles upon which the pres ent negotiations are based, shall be meanwhile withdrawn and aggressive military actions cease
 To Discuss .Nseds of Russia
 These representatives are invited to confer with the representatives of the associated powers in the freest and frankest way, with view to as certaining the wishes of all sections of the Russian people and bringing about if possible, some understanding and agreement by which Russia may work out her own purposes and happy, CO., operative relations be established be tween her people and the other peo- ples of the world.
 To Facilitate Journey
 A prompt reply to this invitation is requested. Every facility for the jour ney of the Russian representatives. including transportation across the Black sea, will be given by the allies, and all the parties concerned are ex- pected to give the same facilities. The representatives will be expected at the place appointed by the 18th of Feb ruary, 1919'
 The proposal will be sent tonight by | wireless to the interested parties. To Discuss Lloyd George Plan The meeting then decided to call a plenaTy session of the conference for 3 o'clock on Saturday. January 25. to discuss the subject to the league of na- tlOnS on the basis of the proposals made by MT. Lloyd George. as well as other subjects which were examined i this afternoon
 ltaly's Needs to Be Presented ] The Italian delegation to the peace feOnference conferred today with Gen i eral Diaz. the Italian commander in chief, who arrived in Paris today. to discuss Italy'S aspirations from a mill I tary and strategic point of view with special attention to the possession of what the Italians call the keys of the doors on land and sea
 To realize this object the Italian |, delegates, it is said, consider it indis- pensable that Italy possess the Bren- her pass and also the Dalmatian coast and Zara and SebenicO. Without this territory they say 1t is impossible for 1 Italy to control the Adriatic as other wise the coast line of central Italy
 would be at the mercy of any nation ! possessing Dalmatia
 Views and Needs of Swiss to Be Given
 The views of the Swiss federal coun- cil. which President Gustav Ador is ROW in Paris to present to President Wilson, PremierS CIemenCeau and Lloyd George and other allied states
 men. include particularly a request for international compact giving Swit.er- land access to the sea hy way OT the
 Thine, the RhOne and the Pc. Switzer- land also desires To obtain the right or traffic over important railroads tO
 the sea and to the eastern countries of Europe.
 The Swiss government. as iis views
 are expressed in sources close to its
 president here. not only approves the project for a league of nations but de- sireS and expects admission to tEe peace negotiations as far as the de Alterations on this project are con | cerncd. as well as on other problems Of general interest and questions in which Switzerland is particularly iu- ! tercsted.