Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
Wilson Bdck-DOlUn
Termed "FictiOn"

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'"o
,''''o"rS OF thc American delegation
m"E' near" anything regarding the pub
i'S"eu report 'hat INC H"rman delegates
/ WIZ P''l"''"S 10 "cPart from N"r-
S",,n'S'
nv ior"isn once announced that no
mans for n withdrawal from ycrs,ilIos
The Council of Foreign Ministers ycs
tcrday fixed the boundaries between
Czccho- Slovakia and .Jugo Slavia and
made progress toward the adjustment
Of the new Rumaiiian boundaries. The
! question of lifting the blockade agnins+
| Hungary was discussed and was rc
! fprrpd to the Suprcmc Economic Conn
ell for action
4 suggestion has brcn ,nado in bicb
quarters that President Wilson may
visit Geneva for the purpose of iuspect.
ing thc scot # tbc lo,gna or roti,ns
II is u,doru,ood tb,t op,o,r tl,o ,,,
iocts discnsscd bv thc council nf fo,,r
at its meeting today was tho cvcutuoIity
of GERMANY rofusinp to SIGN tbc noaco
event.
iG m NJ M bat
Coruonv intondod t,lirg ,uch a oorrso
has reached tbo Allies but thcv nrc
taking nothing for granted and thc dis
cuss;on of tho suhiect bv the rcnrc-
santativos of tbo nowcrs todov w.s
bv wov Of nronoration for sucb an
ovcptualitv boveyer r.moto
Rantzau Going to Berlin
Count Won Brockdorff Rantzau,
chairman of the German pcarc dclega
tions. has asked the other members
of the mission to hasten their cxami-
nation of the treaty. 50 that he may
90 to Germany to confer with his gov
crnment. A large force of translutors
are at work continuously. and the Ger
man typlsts nave Deeh dlVldeu lh'o
day and night shifts. Count Won Brock
dorff Rantzau also was ut work until
a late hour.
Last night the Germans sent huher-
Gus telegrams 10 herl'n' "n''n W. W.
transmitted pS "re'cSS ''''' INV
tower
i"eh'S nv, " Ionn ,o,,nrro,,, from
alds are eAp'c''u "'''
berllh' p...o,, +r;od
count 'oa' nau. ,uaan,I no ;ntoryicw with
10 op'a'h ~, - I,,+ ,.,s rc-
icS,"'" I.I,,r.nuiyoout
'"nCu' 81 ".. e,o,;notontiorios orc at
o,sno+ I;hort, 70 rrturn TO Berlin and
o,a,,1t thoir govornmcnt if they desire
eo"sn' ~ do # is rcnorted in conference
circles Such n move, if made, would
not mean the breaking off of the ne
ootiations.
The question of the reparations that
must be made by Austria Hungary was
considered Yesterday by President Will
son and Premier Lloyd George and
Clomenceau. They also discussed the
question of financing Germany, Austria
hungary. Poland and other smaller
European states.
Financial experts were called in for
consultation and were instructed to
work ont a plap. The question of
ronorot;ons bv Austria Hungary raises
tho difticuIt nroblem of apportioning
,,ho+ornr navments are required among
w." disoront torritories Of thc former
Wv
Tho oo,,,;l o,so discusscd the oues-
III, tt,o ,onulotion of Riga
..,o.o,t e,,npl;nS from fall
ana ~" ~ s"s . thn poIsboyiki If
lns in,' '"' n"u " A., .;t,. Iotoyt
'heS shou'o ~ en''t Wv ~ po1.ho,,;Li
reports n"'' ueon INV ,r,. aot;a,, ,,.,s
w." ,ofannoJ ~ 70 s,,Lcomrittoo
nv ,'" ;,;..ons roforrod to Marshal
H. 80 49,, ,,,;th tho Corran
oun @ W u, '"nen "t -, 80 tI,o
ht,i,"'I ""'no'i,ie9, - W. p",' - sor;os
puP'lra.lpn ps tno .n,'n, f.ar, tho
OF oihclai uoc"iiieh'S ''N,n i'"''l
tion and which are among the papers
which Germany was supposed to have
returned to Belgium under the terms
of the armisticc.
| Representatives of Belgium and Hol-
land will be heard by the council on
MAY 10 concerning the abrogatoI of
the treaty of 1880
lingo Slav authorities are also show
ing an insistent desire TO be repr scented
when tbe disposition of the Austrian