The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
GERMANS PLOT
g CZECH REVOLT

y CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSF,
, a, Ienst ~ many NJ could get
,,rwpolnts leaving It 10 the counch
10 make a decision
IA, The Associated Press
PARIS. March ll.-The tHN'
r,urb outlines OF the peace treaty
az, ncginning To take form as a re-
sult NJ The rapid disposal or the main
oI,..,s IONS before the council OF ths
90, movers The preliminary dratt
nli be well along within the presen
a,.g and with the arrival OF ITcai-
d.nr Wilson final revision VIII pro
c..1 &, have the document ready for
r,,eertatlon by the ned of ncA week
md thus conform to Marshal F9ch's
limit of March 30,
Tho treaty promises TO he a very
long document. chiefly owing 70 de-
luyCd provisions concerning the Ger
man military system and methods Tor
us control hy the allies, 1t will en-
body hnwever, only five or six main
divisions. namely:
Fts.- Military, naval and aerial
terms. second. reparattons for the
war damages: third, German boun-
darleg. fourth. economic an d
financial provisions. and probably,
mn, re-po nalh lhilttics for the war.
All these main subjects are In an
advanced stage and have been either
adopted or agreed on IN principle,
with the exception OF some reserved
points on which President Wilson
and the premiers are 70 take final
action
The military terms adopted yester-
day were in the hands OF the draft
ing eXperts today TO be put in the
form Of articles OF the treaty
The naval and aerial terms are
agreed to, except as TO reservati ions
regarding the dispossl Of the large
German ships and the dlsmantling
Of Helgoland and OF the Kiel canal.
GermNny's eastern. western and
northern hounda rics are now before
the council, or In the committee OF
reporR The eastern and northern
boundaries are to be determ med on
Thursday The western boundaries
will be settled Friday.
The consideration OF reparations In
&t for Saturday. This covers all the
principal obiectivcs except for re-
sponsbillty for the war.
IL is the desire of the French TO
have this made an integral part OF
the treaty to settle the question
The consideration OF reparations
has introduced the word "trillion" In
deeogniZing money, probably for the
hrsi time In any single financial
operation, for. although millions and
billions often have been used in war
finance, no sum has yet been reached
touching trilloin.
In estimating the war losses OF all
NE powers, the first figures OF one NJ
lhe great Covers aggregate n trillion
francs and those of another power
were slightly above half million
francs, namely 100000, 600, 900
francs. These first estimates have
gradually been reduced unui the
present aggregate covering the losses
tor an countries Is about one nth OF
we tlTsl highest estimate and In final
olhl PROBABLY VIII be In the neigh
eorhood of }55,O00. 100000 or $40,
0O0 5000
The final figures have not vet bean
written into, the committhes report.
uul mas been left In blank Fand ex-
pressed AS "A' 40 that an insert may
be made
me covenant OF the league of ma
IONS does not tigurr as part OF the
braiely.
france has abandoned for the
usen1 at least, any hope Of having
~ great war debt shared BY the
II N authoritatiyely asserted
~ uhe OF the Americans attending
a. ,onlerence that what has been an
loar rdsslng possibility has now
EbeTa'ions ''' ''' ue'
tion bf'uSh and American delega-
ans ans nave been quite frank In their
tbsaSpptoFal and have openly said
IA IN 'he people OF their countries
nloao Md o' SLOW TO endorse such