Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27

line" In the region OF SenO6ecchta
was to be sredrawn ITO ]: provide for
the protection Of Trieste. I. This. the
agrsement declared, ..Will leave In
the serb -croat- -slovene state 4 pure
ly Jugo- -Slav district Zara was to
be in independent state under the
league, Valona was to be retained by
Italy az provided in the Treaty Of
London, and Italy was to take .
mandate over Albania whose NORTH
ern boundaries were to be readjusted
whose southern boundaries were to
be rearranged to give Greece. Korit-
"a and APPROPRIATION. The island
groups OF Lussinf, Lisa and sPela-
Eosa were to be assigned to Italy and
the remainder were to 80 TO the
Serb Croat- state: All I, Adri-
attic islands were to- be demilitarized
and there were to be special provi-
sions to permit Italians in Dalmatia
to- choose Italian nationality.
Wilson Protcstb.
President wilson's note Of Janu-
ary 10, in protest to these n arrange
ments, asked whether It was ''the in
tention OF the British and French
governments Ia the future to dispose
OF the various questions pending In
Europe and to communicate the re-
suits to the government Of the Unit
and Lloyd George must @ realize there
wero 1Ssstn.aS~i-' ~, : ,,.cno.ad. E,iuvoa
setti.ment t ] y vhich - e cnm,S ESp nnt be % &C.
cenfahia. Tn thi. rovernmant ~
Preniers Reply. .c.
Lloyd George and Ciemenceau re-
claimed any intention Of making a
definite settlement without the views
Of the United States, but had taken
is,t u al 1ne ola. At wnlcn nai ns was
turned to WashinTton. Thev replied
they felt "practicaiiy every impor-
Of Decemher remainad untomc,,ad % % ~ ;"
and added that laoniv too featnre.
underro Alterations and hoth these
are ~ the odvo ontsva ~ 1vsn-S,.vta y.
The Rritish ana Franch nramiars
ARMED that the dt.a nnaararce ~ the
fres .tata of Finn,e wnmid re.nnitc
2oo:oe1 Jneo.s1avs', w,th their fathars
land land and that the All Aibanian settle settle
ment was .nch aa - afrord'. satiafa :.
tin,, % ..to - the % nace..e ~ ~ ~ a ran,iranasnt.
tn All no-+iss ~ :, as,,a1,
char. .c4.r,xad = - . fet. s.t+,a,nant
~ 80 diascu,t snd dane.rn',. nna.s
tion. .nd ..that inetha as;e,,t ~ a..
nj rains- aens..aa the. III, ~ a.,,.'
a. - .,,nnnrt the .neeyu,a,t "" - ~.
rsr>at,, - 3 $500. ,,snssaYs- a. I..ts.<nn~
tnw~ Z, = aits 70 ..
1..., ,.S.s.ts Dy a...i.,-s -.
ta,,+ - .heM -. n1;sn.ans a.saEy. ay ~.
-, svn - :. sn w.... .1 s.ls snentes ucVu.e ~
I =, su 1tisss ~ Ia ~. tn1y =.
m.s. rN..,y tI1as,e.sl 1eSaA sne. aon y
~ - ~. l.I.r ~ l-lesluens ~ W.son was
tha,l,+ - .ny tey 4. ss.o. sney
..sts. ~. nelssss.Ip. ss paAn glvceseu
~ .h smv " ano e0M un!-
- 1eeui.s y - 80.
S$s>s Not AG1ge Ii ,5ss,.szs'. .ss sss
President Wilson 's9repax Of Febru-
ary 10 said he could not. believe that
~ rsl6lNt3pn cent foSsn ntaSS.s1hicss
already had received tIasesYeN1merttetf
Condensation Of the SFrene1 Fand British
governments (referf4ng Is thef settle-
ment OF Decembe 81 can in any sense
be regarded as right He could not
agFee that the Memorandum lof Janu-
ary II left untouched practically
every important point as argued by
the British and French premiers and
declared his opinion that that original
proposal had been "profoundly alter
ed to the advantage Of improper
Italian detectives, to the serious in
jury OF the Jugo-Slav people, and to
the peril of world peace" The fact
that italy rejected the proposal OF
December 9 and accepted that OF
nrnof1 that Itaiv | - wo,,id % recs,ve e :.vsrv ~