The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

~ remained for the newspaper men who bad gone to
Paris % cover the grcatest assignment In modern history
to protest aralns, this reactona1. n,ons,tols plan. Ths,
40 rss,sss Win p.ss'.ssi ssserd The fssnsh iournaissts
the proposed secrecy.
err assured Inc committees OF correspondence that thoy
we're anxious that the press should have thc fullest IN
nant. openly arrived al-when compatible with sone.
ike u,n.,t,se ana somesimss hsads,rens s.nsr,i u"si ~
The proceedings OF "A rcacc Conference the, were told.
those q a isrisis,afs INC ,soSsh, ives ScP,Rs or ins,
mafck one reason WHY cabinet meetings are held ~
asfrenent reached before Tho stage Of publicity b. begun
Here We have the concession that the public ma, be-
tod about these nnomer,eus thnnEs after agreement upon
ana opportgnlp fer cosrccung hiunders and einninaung
evil fthe sboss- system In poiirc-. tbroasb wtisb ,o,sr.
have merely he option Of ciecinr one Of two OF more
allure who mannEes 90 tastcn upon q necessary piece OF
moi possiai. IN on N. nsp,,. ~, ~hish - ", ,hrnn,.. @"i ~
Ne hnal pesfs Of a session under the protocung wins Of
When me democratic legislatures of the world come
% ne task ~ rtfyng the peace treaty and the league o.
sghe oruen q .eespnns o. eiscuns these INSTRUMENTS
ionvcd ~tnir ana diacurd among the nations. TO nrront
them VIII be- obviously. the oniy thinkahie course. Vet
p,ece oonfercnce- for WI AIN Sur GETTING riiE
~ We are to base our iudsmcn, upon hs addr~a~
Ne mnai sonclnde That ne president ~ unniterahiy Oh.
Parts. 10 has not rscunted his cloaucnt and convincing
donuneiuuonr Of nrcrct diplomat, May We MOI inter mat
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l.d N"sla.@iae a,,ao.ray lies non-socrci diplomacy
The president, foremost world figure OF our times.
wofhinE wth ihai vision without which The people per
docs not get THE reaction OF an informed public opinion
IT, does not got u because tho discussions ct worI poll
tHh are heinz hold. largely, IN camcm'-th" right
which was r'sercd bs tho plcnay council o. s tc
iotsdam idea. In osscnco. ~ should not survive Oh, Pots.
dam rule. u should not md acceptance o., democratic
a dispatch In the Sew York Times or April b SAYS
that q b. nos expected that There will hr dIsappuiniment
n al allied countries when the program OF rruarrou
imdvmuiilcs is Published The Times correspondent 90
"a tefrH slls tms VIII te due 20 the fact that to Icta-
ru lacked The r1uIaHr Co tll their constituents &c tho
outset what was possible ani what not Mr porIs notes
that The idcauat formulate of Wilson and tne national
slogan OF 'lUmencepu Will depend Cor WDr fufct entirely
upon tho united VIII of the associated peoples Aud tH,s,
b. compatible with etr
a. there ans reason. winch would d. Valid outside tH0
Oh iuisthm circles. why The proceeding Of tIU uHfIH.
mcnt which b. charged with r-mukiur the nuHHwI Ng.
American press demand that the presidents doctrine I'D
rarls7
Tho contention boz the beginning WINS that the r.por,.
tnce and delay the conclusion of peace. Tn, dreaded a..
hla nave occurred under thc anml.Hcrrrtt stafUm .Iur.
~ Inc pihht nInd Dol confused us in tHe HHtus u.
nisfta ui olnua and contentious mUIc o. different u..
uunh Ihr lntsilm idea. ur such elements uf ff Ia wtU.
adopted nt iuuH. bel uoi r|sutdIUul prat,. nor a4usT.u.
tho public demand fof Information
nc American people frrl tut seff,t diplomacy HH.
W. l. hmNfr Ht NNha INUH rhurtf tuf 10 will Nt siu.
mated. u Be- theft husiness vblrH ls under ron.i,r.ual
thef" They hnNs re- right to know ih. -rsrssaus mad .r.
h'lhs followed in ita c-pnHdruuuu Thst resent tng frsu.
~ m Nhl'h ie doctnnr ni opsn covenants ID tenn.
Tie American pres. Iut,rrrstre t, H,nuil.u, q.
i' Ah'fohn people should demand fNHt tH. ua... com.
'"'en'e should henecfouh ua HEruErEp.