The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-03
F0CH PRESENTS TERMS TO BE
 IMPOSED ON GERMANY; MUST
 MAKE AN IMMEDIATE PAYMENT

PARIS March l.-(H1-Marshal Foch today laid be- tore the great powers the military which the council recommends Imposed upon Germany. The cl has been working upon this matter since the ams
 ce was signed and completed their abor late last night their findings might be submitted to the conference at earliest possible date.
 PEACE PRELIAlINARIES SOON PARIS March 1.-(H)-It was announced today that the peace conference would start their examinations the questions pertaining to the disarmament of Germany and other questions pertaining the settlement of peace Among the matters that will be given first consideration will be the financial settlements involved Other conditions to be imposed will also be taken up as preeace premnaries MUST MAKE IMMEDIATE PAYMENT PARIS, March 1.-(H)cThe commission on reparation
 has finished its study of the claims for indemnity that have been presented and will file the report with conference at the first meeting week The findings of this com
 nlttee embraced the opinion that Germany make i'm mediate payment of part of the indemnity be exaced and that the balance be extended period of years The commission also stipulated in what manner the payment must be made.
 ALLIES AND WILSON AGREE PARIS March l.-QP)-The publication Gauois in to- issue makes the that the allies and President Wilson agree all points involved in the peace settlement
 This paper has made effort keep close track of all the proceedings and their experts ind but little variance n M plans proposed for settlement. QUICK FINISH LOOKED FOR From all indications quick finish is looked for when conference settles down work The commissions appointed for handling the phases of the preliminary work have nearly completed their abors and everything will be good shape to take quick action when the final
 ngs are being hed It is thot by many that the signing oi the peace pact will take place about the middle of May MILITARY TERMS MADE PUBLIC PARIS, March l.-QP)-rhe military terms to be in- corporated in the peace treaty which will up sideraton Monday along with the naval terms provide for the disarmament of Germany to the of twenty div sions of infantry with maximum of thousand men each the manufacture of all classes of war mater a will be placed to the actual requirement of the country no excess production being allowed The commercial use of aeroplanes will be permitted but further The naval terms provide fer the suppression of the manufacture submarine vessels, which termination of subna- rine warfare for all time.
 PRESIDENT WILL ARRIVE IN TWO WEEKS PARIS, March l.-(49-The arrival of President Will son at Brest expected to be about the middle of March, He will proceed direct Paris and meet with the supreme council tor considering the preliminary peace treaty. which expected to be ready about March 22nd It was anouc ed today that part of the itinerary of the council between the perusa ot the peace treaty and the meeting of the conference will be visit the devastated regions near Brussels It expected that the peace treaty will be ready tor acting upon by April lOh which time the dele gates of the allied powers and those representing Germany will meet tor the final of the peace terms