The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-11
SECRECY SHROUDS FAC CONFERENCE
(By The Associated Press)

cy The Associated Press
marks "a are re the most most definite ieG Information nation he "A Associated Press Pre- i is able to
obtain from the American peace delegates regarding the mystery SUR
.,n1 T1ss e Paris s1issI Main ind. dssarss that 5 he delegates r have followed 3g sI.- the
got all they required, and France has nothing as yet.
It is announced S, in the american ea. quarter e that the , ca6Iegr an direct direct
for 2 days for some unaccountabie reason.
FRENCH GET EXCITED OVER AMERICAN MOVE
PARIS, April o-Heeat ed denunciation S Of the American delegates
is filling the French press on account of the limitations that they may
ordering of the George Washington to return to France before her
regular time is characterized as nothing short Of backmail'
All this has apparently. not affected the delegates who are appar-
While the Americans reafirm that considerable progress has been
made during the past few days, one member remarked that it was not
a made thing to have a ship at Brest ready for the return.
WILSON'S PR &c r: S.! 5NREF PssE1, STATED
WASHINGTON, Apr! 1o-President Wilson is hammering ahead
end has made good progress in negotiations in Paris, according to White
House advices. Just what this progress is is not stated.
PRESIDENTS SHIP STARTS FOR FRANCE THIS WEEK
WASHINGTON, April sit is announced that the George Wash
ington is to sail on Friday for Brest.
BAKER AND CONGRESSMAN SAIL FOR FRANCE
NEW vOpn Oh cy The ed associate Pl pLe$So md : r,eoher % te
house military affairs committee and Hugh Wallace, the new ambassa-
dor to France sailed today for Europe
LLOYD GEORGE SICK SIS5,, BUSINESS DELAYED
,n4, 1 4oSI3lS .5 April 7 cea719l I Georg B.s; statement dsps4rb has Res1 POSTPONED Gsa1ee ID
now confined to his Paris home with severe chill.
PEACE TREATY READX BY EASTER
PARIS, April Z ipo ne George e@gsA declared a~d'' that the preliminary
treaty would be ready by Easter. The Germans will be asked to come
and sign late in April or early in May Allies have the common prin-
cTle that Germany must pay to the limit OF her power.
WILSON CAME YEAR HAVING FLU"
By The Associated Press)
came p TeFy near Ap having imF a seTous M ataeR Of 8 F ts Sfiu". s'' By g1 % to bed
he had no doubt escaped but was still confined to his bed.
POLISH 9 TO PASS THROUGH DANzIG
BERLIN, April 5NNThe transportation Of Polish troops through
the Danzig port is to begin on the 18th and it is estimated that it will
take two months.
ITALIANS STILL STUBBORN ON FIUME QUESTION
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, April 5-Itaan Peace Delegate Bargnai, said that no de-
csion had been reached on the question of whether the Italian dele
gates would leave the conference if denied the Fiume district; but that
I'll obvious that they must follow the will of the Italian people.
MANY DEATHS FROM TORNADO
By The Associated Press)
DALLAS, Tex, April 1O-One hundred are known to be dead as
victims of tornado yesterday which struck northern Texas and southern
Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas. The injured number several hun
dred, and property damage is great.
TARTARS THREATENING ARMENIANS
4 Gy The Associated Press)
PARIS, April l0-The Armenia delegation to the peace confer
ence has been advised that Armenians in the Trans-Caucasus are
threatened by Mussulman Tartar forces who have disarmed the Armen-
Vans and proclaimed a new government The Allies are asked to pre-
vent threatened revolution and boodshed.
NO RETURN CARGO FOR GERMAN FOOD SHIPS
By The Associated Press)
BERLIN, April lO-The first entente food ships which reached
Germany have left in ballast on return trip, because all Germany had
not collected enough freight to load them, says a semi-ofcial report
Neither was it possible to recoal the vessels completely.
MT. LAssEN AGAIN ERUPTING
(By The Associated PTes)
REEDlNG, Call 9-Mt Lassen' after a year OF dormancy, has
resumed eruption. White, suphurOus smoke is bechng from the
crater.
MERCHANT PRINCE DIES
By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, April 8-Frank w. Woolworth, the originator of
the great chain of Sand l0-cent stores, is dead.
ONTARIO MAY REPEAL PROHIBITION LAW
(By The Associated Pre@)
TORONTO, April premier Hearst announced in legislature of
Ontario a bill to hold a Pebscte on the repeal OF the Temperance act
TKRATNTANS WILLING TO CEASE FIGHTING