The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-06-06
HUN SAYS TERMS
ARE UNREASONABLE.
PEACE PARTY LEADER PRESENTS
ANOTHER NOTE TO TIE HEADS
OF VICTORIOUS POWERS.
Declares That Peace Treaty as Framed
BY the Versailles Conference is
"More Than German People
Can Bear"

ington.-Execution of the peace
treaty as framed by the Versailles CON
ference is declared to be more than
The German people can bear by Count
Won Brocsdorff Hantzau, head of lhei
German peace delegation, in note to
the associated governments outlining
the German counter proposals.
Count Won Brokdorff-liantznu in his
note, the text of which was made pub
lie Sunday by the state department,
further asserts:
THE more deeply we penetrate into
the spirit of this treaty the more con-
vnced we become Of the impossibility
of carrying it OUT
Count Won Br0ckdorff- -Kantzau de-
clared that Germany knows that she
must make sacrifices in order to ar
tain peace. Germany knows that She
has. by agreement, undertaken to make
these sacrifices, and will go in this
matter to the utmost limits of her Cat
pacity.
"Germany offers to proceed with
her own disarmament ia advance of
all other peoples, In order to show that
she will help to usher In the new era
| 80 tho na.ca Of iust,ce She p,vas III,
,,,,yorsa, cop,n,,sor., service ond rc-
,,ncas hars army IN no on, mon evcent
as regards temporary measures. She
even renounces the warships which
her enemies are still willing to leave
j., har hands she stimulates however
moi sho sh,u ha .,dm,t,ed forthwith
&c q st,ta with aoual rigbts into the
laoyuo of n,tions
..Ce,manv fakes I'M her nosition nm
resa,vad,v nm th. grnnna nf rho Wilson
nro,rom She renounces ber SOVEREIGN
r;abt In A,saca-J I orraine hnt wishes n
free nlehscite tn take noce there. She
gives mn the .fre,her oss.shc province
~ posnn theI disfrict -contestobly
4 p,slssh Il, n 41yf3au& Bffer With the
canIfnJ She Is nrelai.r@ "a 10 grant to
Poland under interim If Il guarantees
1 free and secure access / s. the sea by
ceding free ports at D1Sip Konigs.
berg and Memcl. by an uSipS,Smept req.
Mating the navtpntipn ~ w. yistuln
and by speciul railway cos71entions.
| Germnnv ID nrenare., to Ans,S5xe the
sunnlv Of coal for the econon,ff needs
~ France asneciollv from the TNaar
! region until such time as the French
mines are once more I'm working {,r
dor The preponder;,ntly Danish tift.
tricts of SIeswjr win he given M t{a
Denmark on the bnsis Of a plehiscftp.
.;ermanv Is nrcpared to make pav-
ments incumbent on her in accordance
with the ngreed nrorram of pence 10
mn xmum sum OF one hundred bill
hIhns of cold marks. twenty billions
nv May I 1920 anti the halonce eighty
billions in annual payments without
interest
.ceruanv is nre, nred To devote her
entire economic strength to the service
1 of rccopsrrrctIon She wishes 10 CO.
4 operate effectively in the rcconstruc-
tion of the devastated regions of Bel
pium and northern France.
"Finally. Germany offers to put her
entire merchant tonnage in a pool OF
,he worlds shipping. 10 place ut the
disposnl of her enemies a part of her
II freight spnce rs part payment Of re-
puration. and TO build for them for II
series Of wears In German yards an
amount of tonnage exceeding their
demands
The German delegation again makes
It's demands for a neutral entry into