Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-15
VERSAILLES PEACF
PACT IS RATTLE.
SIGNATURES AFFIxEDiN
CAPITAL SIGNALLING ro r.NN
ENDING OF war
treaty Not Only Defines Term.
reaee But Contains LEAGUE
Nations covensnt.-Un,ted So
Alone has Not Ratined r..

Paris. Rutihcations of IN.
OF Versailles were eN,.h,no.,
peace between Germany. .r,,.. ,..
britain aud the other alll.J .,.,
ri"ied powers. with the ,N,.n,..
the United States. hc.aInn .o
al 4:iG O'Clock Snrurd.. ar.u.
january lu.
The outstanding common, ..
ceremony '> that 10 leave, rn.l.,.
States he only power wh,cI ...,.
lively at War with Gerinaiv .,v.
"a pence basis That wa. ..
sounded boy Baron Kurt Won l..,
head of the German penc. d.I..,,
The e 'rgate> assembled ., .,l...
waite office Of The minister OF s..,.
affairs where az q secret ,.>...r
protocol Was signed ut zoo o......
Led 10y Clcmcnc,uu th,. d...,
then flcd into ,hc famous ci...r..
where Wer" held the plcnar. -.~~.
of tho peace conferences thpi n..l.
terms uf ihr treaty Baron .,.r. D..
ner and Herr Won Sm~ou. v.-.
last Geo enter the room anI OIL a
to sign ihc minutes record ne .'..
change oi ratucaiion~.
The Proceedings began win
ceremony Premier lloyd G...-.
trrai Hrla,u following uI- O. -
delegates at fh, -uuD-, ....
wa> ~accerd,l o, l'rr.l.- g.,
ce.u of France.
ir'n.'. Ni'ti "f l'nis Baron e.
the Japanese representative .n. %
liymanr~ thr Rclgan~ f1-c
lister followed irculcr ,lcu.l
the order namrd
Thou ihc d.i,-afe~ ~ 'h. .o...-
flslns nations ~.sncd ia .rHr.
sequence
Peaceful rrltrI"n~ hcfN..f C..
nnd nnu> az the NATIONS o.. ..e-l.r
great war with her are .-,all..
ihc arilun nkrn "n Sa'urds
pcn'r treat, now zoe. INFO cI..
between Germany and those lYn
THAI have finally ratified % Or.
tain, Fuanrc. Iiniv japan y 81
Bolivia Brazil. Gun'cmul Fe-t
land. Sam. 'lr,ho-Slo, .l.l .a.i e.
quay.
The United States nlon, of pin.
five has not rati.d th. treats
thc list shows formal arh.r
have been given %, moss OF tn. .ma
powers signniorS 90 fhe treaty D
d-d NOT sign "a" document b.. .-.
her objections 20 the Shalun, r-
sion-. but proclaimed state d. ..
with Germany
The ali-nuporfnnt rnuhc.tH
Germany WIS given on Ju. q
the day following which rr...I.a 4
son presented he treaty 20 fa. I'd
States senate
The long interval between 'N.
sembiing Of 90" pence ro. r.n %
Versailles on january u.s. io''
the signing of the treaty w., ''
pied with almost daily cunf"r.n ',
IT'S provisions among fhe r.n-e-
tivcs. Of the nafious whfch h" b
az war with Germany or bad N~,
relations with her the pr.nrra I'D
being taken 10y delegates ~ triI
Great BriiHin. Italy. Japan sni
United States The FIRST import
work completed was thc drawing
OF the covenant Of the "nsnr ~
lions. which was finished on le'r'i
IA. The German representatives,
ceivcd the treaiy on MAJ
The treaty not only defines Foe 4
Of peace with German, nn coy
the League 81 nations covenant nnl'
| provisions for the iuicrnA' nna' VI
organization. The docuueli runr-
fifteen parts with num"r"l. .H
/ II provided fhai as soon a- 81 .'a
ratified 10y Gcrmauy and 'fr"f
| prime pal mil'"l and a~-D'.Hi"d 4
proves verbal OF ihr lepo-i IS Il
cation should hc drawn 49, fr'n
date 81 which tlc treaty N'lh =
into force ~ between ihr 0'Y
which had ratified IL. The TRINITY
enter into force for each other p''
~ the date Of the deposit Of us
hcsition.
In October last sufficient n1'l
OF powers had ratified fNr lrr'' Y
comply with the requirement ''
effectiveness. Because of Inc ''
Of the German interncd Ships %.
officers and crews at ScapA Fi"N !
ever. and the failure of tii' ''''
to live up to some 81 'hr arm
terms. the Allies on Novennr
minded that before the irrnly
Into effect Germany should ~-n
focol providing for PREPARATION
destruction of the war~hipS "i'
antering the carrying "ut OF in'
ticc terms.
President Takes Stroll
Washington. President Wl''',
an crfpnded wink IN the Whl'