The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-05-19
GERMANY IS TO REJECT TREATY
 SAYS OFFICIAL

BERLIN, May 13.-H)-Phlip Scleidemann, chancel- Tor of the German state, made announcement from the floor of national assembly here this afternoon declaring that Germany has decided the of peace offer ed her by the allied powers This after lengthy address made by the chancellor which he assert ed that the unacceptable to Germany The ad- dress and the later greeted with cheers and prolonged by members of the assembly and hundreds of spectators who filled the galleries of the assembly hall
 With the exception of the independent socialists headed by Dr. Haase all the factions the assembly their feet and cheered the that Germany will reject treaty Representatives of other paes following the chancellor took the floor and declared that they would stand by the government in its attitude.
 Chancellor Scheidemann described the treaty dread full murderous document He said it would make Germany jail in which 6OO0OOO0 people would be forced labor for the vctors in the war; He criticised Presi dent Wilson and said that by his attitude he had deceived the hopes of the German people,
 GERMAN PLAN FOR LEAGUE
 PARIS, May 13-(H9-The German plan for league of nations suggested the peace conference contains 66 articles and supplements for the charter It also provides for international labor agreement The provisions of the league include prevention of international disputes, dsarma ntnt freedom of all traffic general economic equality of rights protection for national mnortes regulation of the colonial question and for the creation of international parliament.
 PREPARE FOR AUSTRIANs
 PARIS, May 13--QP-Tne chief delegates of the Austrian peace mission expected arrive at St. Gernan sometime General Albemin, head of the Italian mission Vienna will accompany the Ausrans St. Ger main.
 LESS CONFINED THAN HUNS
 ST. GERMAN, May 13.-(P)-Au arrangements for the reception of the Austrian delegation have been completed The preparations show that they will be regarded less enemies and subjected less restrictions than the Ger French chateau which the residence of French kings has been selected for the presentation of the treaty Tables have been arranged in hollow rectanges like at Versailles with space for representatives of the press
 Arrangements also about completed for the arrival of the Turks and Bugarans These will probably be quar- tered at Me,don southwest of Paris
 KEEP FEM SEPARATED
 PARIS, May 13-(P-It is stated that the German delegates intend to ask permission from the peace conference be allowed to send members of the German mission ceve the Austrian representatives St. Gean upon their arrival there this week. It believed that the request will be granted the allies have already announced that they intended keep the German and Austrian delegation wholly apart and prevent communication between them
 TRY AUSTRIAN OFFENDERS
 PARIS May 13-E9-The Austrian treaty provides for trials of all Austrian military offenders but among those to be tried not included the former Austrian emperor as he the throne at the time of the outbreak of the war; coming into power after the death of old emperor Franz Josef
 The treaty gives Italy strategic frontier against future aggression by Austria The territory which will be- gained by the Italians includes the cities of Bozen and Mera The exact location of the frontier has been nounced
 AGREEMENT IS NEARER
 PARIS, May l3.-lP-The Italian problem ap- ars to be satisfactory soluon according mets by various delegates who have been watching thc uao ncosey It is reported that the Italians evicng willingness to make certain concessions which they have heretofore refused to consider Premier Orlando today visited Colonel E. M House. the American delegate and had long conference during which the entire Italian situation discussed Neither of the coferees had anything say regarding the outcome of the conference