Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-21
Members Go to Home of
Wounded Premier to
Discuss Problems.
WILL RESUME HIS
ACTIVITIES MONDAY
pAvsisians Apparently Satisfied With
Progress Being Made BY pistin-
ou;shsd Statssman-All Danger to
% Passsd Within Forty Eight
-hours-csts Usual Amount Of Sleep
During Night.

Paris Feb. 21-Premier Clemenceau
will receive his colleagues Of the supre-
me council at his home this afternoon
to discuss certain important matters
with them. Announcement to this
effect was made shortly before noon
today.
His doctors consider him out Of dan
ger and therefore authorized him to re-
ceive the ministers this afternoon.
The physicians believed he would
resume his political activities on Mon
day. The premiers physicians. when
they left his home after the morning
examination, were apparently satisfied
with the manner in which the premier
was progressing. One Of them said his
condition was very satisfactory" He
had passed an excellent night it was
added. and he was in good spirits as
ever this morning.
NJ. Clemenceau had about hve hours
good sleep during the night, which is
his normal amount.
Condition Satisfactory.
Premier Clemenceau's condition was
satisfactory and unchanged this morn
Ing. The early forenoon apparently
witnessed no change with the premier.
The report that came from his chamber
at o'clock was that his condition was
as satisfactory a. possible under the
circumstances.
Premier Clemenceau Is progressing
as well as possible. We shall not feel
altogether reassured for forty-eight
hours. but then he will be out of dan
ger" said George Mandel. premier
Clemenceau's chief clerk. to Marchel
Hutin, editor Of the Echo De Paris,
over the telephone at an early hour
his morning.
The only possible danger" said a
celebrated French surgeon who was
consulted by the Matin, and it is for
tunately very problematica1 one, is
the appearance of local pulmonary
congestion caused by reaction. Every
day that passes without fever appear
ing. doubles the patients chances"
Col. F. NJ. House, of the American
peace delegation, called today at the
residence of the premier during the
forenoon. H was told that the premier
was doing well and expected to see
some Of his ministers later in the day.
The premier hopes to be out Monday.
Bslshsvik Society Unsarthed.
The police were busy all day yester-
day on the Coffin case and sarched the
houses Of some thirty members Of the
community federation Of the depart
ment Of the Seine. Enormous masses
of papers, tracts, circulars and
phamphlets were carried OF.
1t ID said by the newspapers thet the
papers seized established that g. regular
bolshevik organization Is in existence
IN Paris and that it has important
ramihcations.
Jonuent, the manager Of the Liber-
taire. has been arrested as the result
Of the discovery In a secret printing
plant of a block used for the repro
duction OF q 1eaflet addressed to the
people Of France and supporting the
doctrines Of Lenine and >Trotzky.
Rsparation Question Huge.
While the peace conference leaders
have been awaiting the outcome OF
Premier Clemenceau's wound to deter
mine what the program Of the confer
ence shall be for the immediate future
the question for fixing the huge amount
the enemy Is to pay fori reparation is
taking such form before the commits.
sion on reparation that 1t may have to
be referred TO the council Of the great
powers and to the heads OF the various
governments owing to the seriousness
of the main issue presented.