Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
ONE TREATY WILL COVER
 4 ENEMIES
American Delegation to Peace Conference Working Out
 Plan to Expedite End
Bulgaria and Turkey, Never
 at War With U. s. Will Be Included in Final Pact
By Review Leased wire)


 PARIS, March 2S.-(By the Associ- ated Press.)-The technical experts of the American peace delegation in consultation with experts of. other delegations, have been considering a possible method for carrying out a pro. ject brought forward yesterday to in- clude all four enemy powers in one peace treaty.
 The fact that the United States was never at war with Turkey and Bull garia complicates the matter but the opinion of the American experts is to the effect that this is not insurmounS- able and that it is feasible for the Uni ted States to sign such a quadruple treaty with an explanatory statement that the United States accepts only such portions of the treaty as directly affect it.
 Preparatory to the execution of the plan without delay in case it shouts be adopted the commissions on repara- tions and boundaries are to reduce Ic form as quickly as possible all data they have bearing on the financial ability of Turkey and Bulgaria and of what remains of Austria-Hungary to meet the charges they must pay as well as the new boundaries they must accept in order to recognize the right of self determination The problem is rendered difficult by reason of the necessity of assessing fairly the share of the pre-war debts of the three na- nations which must be assumed by the separated provinces and this is rece1v- ing careful study by experts.
 PARIS, March 26.-(By the Assoc:- ated Press. )-The return to Paris of one of the attaches of the American peace delegation, who has been n Petrograde and elsewhere in bolshe- vist Russia, has given rise to a report that there is under consideration re- newaI of the plan for bringing the various factions together, either di- rectly or through the intermediation of third party.
 If this is not feasible the plan as reported to develop clearly the exact aims and propositions of the soviet government so that the problem of the future relations of central Russia with the entente and the United States can be dealt with in the light of full in formation.
 As none of the American delegates 41 hn mi icC1 who have been especially interested in the Russian situation feel at hb- erty to discuss the matter, it is impos- sible at present to confirm the re port.
 LONDON, March 26.-CBritish Wire less Service. 1.-The Paris correspond ent of the Pan Mall Gazette says on high authority that in order to avoid neriIs which would inevitably arise ii | preliminary peace terms are not draft l eduntil such time as the various com | missions shall have furnished theiI | Iabors and have presented their re spective reports, the representatives of the great powers have drawn uI
 certain proposals which seem amply
 to constitute the basis of the frsi
 treaty. or one analogous to that signed at Versailles in 1871"
 The correspondent adds that these
 proposals are under the consideration of the inner council of four, Presiden
 Wilson and Premiers Clemeneeau Lloyd George and Orlando, which has temporarily superseded the council O