Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
FRENCH VOICE DISAPPROVAL OF BOLSHEViKI PARTICIPATION

PARIS. Jan. g (By the Associated Press l.-Whether the effort of the great powers to tranQuilize Russia was to succeed or fail was still in the balance tonight No reply had come from the bolsheviki and as the wire less message embodying the proposal Of the associated powers was not sent until o'clock this morning. some days may intervene before anything definite is known.
 Paris Sentiment unfaVorahle
 In the meantime. prominent anti bolShevik leaders in Paris are not clear on their course. and the first reports that they were favorable to the plan have been followed by state ment by such leaders as Sergius Sax onoff, that they would not sit at the table with assassins,
 Win Not Sit With Traitors
 The semi-official Temps. also as serts that the supreme councn's propo- Sition permits traitors who withdrew Russia from the war and turned the entire German strength against France. to be received on the same footing as the faithful"
 wilson's Plan open Course
 The American and British delegates feel. however. that the proposal was the only course open.
 Strong 6olsheViki Army in Field
 Information reaching the allies in- dicates that the bclsheviki have powerful army in which discipline is being enforced. Tn view of this in formation. one of the premiers pointed out today that the bolsheviki could only be combatted by a large number of allied troops, which would have to be on the spot immediately, whereas. none of the governments could ask people already wearied by war to undertake another large military eN- reiision.
 Four Main Subjects to Be Discussed
 The council of the great powers today definitely set forth four main subjects to be presented at the hsl conference on Saturday-first. inter national labor legisiation; second. re sponsibility to and pUnishments for the war; third. indemnities; fourth, internStiOnalizatiCn of ports, water ways and railways,
 To Go 10 Committees
 These subjects are not to be dis cusSed ia detail. but will be immedi> ately referred to committees for study and reports American members ot the committees were selected at an extended conference between Presi. dent Wilson and the American dele gates this afternoon.
 German Topic Opp ernest
 The American plans on the first topic are already well advanced, While there is no definite information on the second point. relative to reSponsi> bility and punishment for the war, the sentiment in American quarters in Iclines to a negative attitude, with some suggestions that those respons- 'ihle who have fled from Germany should be returned for. Germany to deal with.
 Third Subject lndemnities
 Third subject, indemnities, win not be presented in the conference with the amounts claimed by each goNa ernment. bat 8 committee win oe charged with the task of assembling these amounts and also of determin- ing the probable maximum the enemy powers are able to pay.
 Session of Supreme War Council
 The meeting tomorrow win have added importance in bringing together the supreme war council, with PresN- dent Wilson, the premiers and foreign ministers, reinforced by Marshal Foch, Field Marshal Haig. General Pershing and General Diaz and the full mem, bership of the war council of Yer sailles.
 Status of Germany to Be Decided
 The subject for consideration is not Russia or Poland, as was supposed, but the status of the present military occupation of Germany, on which the council desires information from the military leaders. In some allied Qnar- terS it had been suggested that the American strength in the occupied