Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-10
Concensus Of Opinion in Ger
many Is That Peace Treaty
Is One of HarshneSs and I'm
possible Terms.
TREATY FOR OTHER
ENEMIES FORMING
Reported That Austria Is to Be
Entirely Deprived of Her
Navy; Austrian Delegates
Are Delayed.
(8y the Associated Prcss,)

The COmplcXity of the Russian gov
ernmentaL situation apparently is on
the verge of simplification. Late dis
patches from Paris, where are gath
cred representatives. of various Rus
sian factions indicate that the govern
ment of Admiral kolchak at Omsk
will be adhered to Ivy al factions ex-
cept the Bolsheviki, and also will be
recognized by the allies as the de-
facto government Of Russia. 1t is the
rope of the allies that the Ko!chak
government with the potential
strength given it by such action will
be able to bring the Bolshevik govern
ment to speedy end through con-
tinuance of it's now successful military
operations.
Russian-G German AIliance.
The possibility of an alliance by
Germany With the Russian Boisheriki
is seen in the remark OF Herr Gels
berts, one of the peace delegates, is
quoted by the German correspondents
IS having made in expressing his opin-
ion of the inacceptability of the peace
treaty. He is quoted as having de-
clared that the only alternative TO ac-
ceptance of the treaty is peace with
Russia and the use of Bolshevik
troops for Germany" While opinion
on the treaty, from the German view
point is divided, the consensus is hat
the document is one of Unexpected
Al
acceptance.
Czech forces, operating in cOnjunc-
ton with Rumanan troops against
the Hungarian soviet government
have taken Nagyszecseny, town for
ty miles north of Budapest according
to a Hungarian official announcement.
Rumanian troops recently were re-
ported eighty miles east of Budapest,
Mixing Done for Austria.
The council of four at the peace
conference now is deliberating on the
terms of the treaty to be presented TO
the Austrian representatives. 1t Is re-
ported that the section dealing with
naval affairs will deprive Austria
absolutely of her navy The Austrian
delegates, according to latest reports,
have not left for France, being de-
layed in their departure ty dissension
as to the inclusion of German-Aus-
trinn delegations with their party.
The Chinese delegation to the peace
conference has received cabled in
structions from Peking not to sign
the peace treaty because of the set
tlement made in the Kiao Chau and
Shantung controversy, by which' ia
pan was given German rights on the
Shantung peninsula.
Belgium's delegation to the peace
conference has made a protest against
the reported decision of the council
of mour in making Great Britain a
mandatory for German East Africa.
Belgium, ii is said has interests in
Africa which must be considered in
dividing up sections Of that conti-
nent for administration under the
league of nations.
Huns Digcsting Terms.
Meanwhile, the German peace delc-
CATION at Versailles continues its for
midable task Of digesting the peace
terms handed to it Wednesday by Pre-
mier Clemenccau. According to re-
ports originating from high British
source in Paris the delegates are di-
vidcd in their views on the drastic
conditions laid down.
Feeling apparently is running high
in Germany over what is termed the
government must discuss this docu-
ment Of hatred and madness with
sobriety."