Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

gs4ss "a tas proposed letemc $s.tis-
saSfsS. walei cop.a no: Re aeeSptahte
ing undeJ date OF January % dis
clalmed ANY -Sen,ion of making a
Ienniie settlement without the views
/, or the United Staics. but had taken
3 1t up at the point at which IL was
left when under secretary Polk re,
turned 10 Washington They replied
\, they felt practically every. important
point of the joint memorandum OF De
( cember /? remained untouShdd' and
$50 alterations and both these are TO
& the advantage Of Jugo-Slnyia."
GInims Of Foreign premirrs.
The British and FrcRch Prcmicrs
: argued That the dlSappc3rance OF the
600 Jugc-SavS &.th their Fathcrland
and that the ..All@nian settlement was
such as TO aflord satisfaction Ito the
necessary requirements to all parties
concerned THEY charaoterrized it as
danEerous question: and that in the
event Of ITS not being accepted they
Will be driven 10 support the enforce
ment OF tie treaty OF London, which
is satisfactory to nobody"
Both iremiets disctam any intent 20
Uniteu States, or that they "wished
10 conceal heir action III amy way
As President Wilson was NOT at the
best piIn MAS 10 proceed with the ne
goiitt!ons and communicate The result
to the United States.
president Wilson'S reply Of fcbru-
AIRY % said he could not believe that
solution containing provisions which
90 80 -" ~ 90 snS Mt't re rItt"
ish governments treIerrimg 10 the set
tl'heitt g! heti uocr - can IN any
sens &c r'E3I.sn as .sh, ne could
January Ii .rit suHtoucncu practically
- i i.i,iiI ~ i,o''' az yrs ueu "
- IL inL, PIT; ~ "nH = 1r''Gu iIyHh1erS anu
49, 90 W. , HPi";0i. M LhS "F!g .lh;
10 iSs tdys,ni1..f, ',,DrmHagr =
- - W - =" - 90 improper u
5, "S1lsN9 ,; l" "a, S%r."N5 !niurH o. az
i;3i pe"se, NE .l-t mat italy re-
yqg'Iu ~, 3'o2 .9'l %, l,ee motr an"
,He"i -ae-Ga, - rr5o. thai LAZY
tlgcs
,A..as. Narccmrnt /, ,ioIn,.d
i'resllu.t wilson pointed out That
Ma5e ias iT.5.sa ana ireNeh govern
cangafrei IN me VIEW tGat y cnryiIioy
iVr unc IAN counter to every con
terri-ar.1 e-,..-'.,'i,I 49, ,s,,. ",tI
to 1t by MISREPRESENTATION OF Januiry -.
reisetga Ia The ya,inc nr ~, No. oS cen
tna soad ground that ne Iier strltpgic
aot' ,esnan,le considerations could JUS
q - ~ ID. IN.
1f.4HI..g, II 1suy..itl ~ 49, - 'ir ~
anu .n.A6rui.ul uu1,\lfinn r.
tria
tltsIdgnt Wilson'S noie sajs 40,
whereas the ag-te,ilet.t OF D,.1,r,iI,,,
o. tN.tld.J aytr, f--.n II, 49, 49,.
ere.snty over Tumg he could no,
r'drV.I Inc cUu,lus.oi,F MAJ ,In -
meat Of January 4 OPENS tlll WY gGr
italian control OF E.urur's lur, ion ~
fairs The Prasidq1t s,i3 ~, ~. -.
cric.uai arrteir.n, - ~ -. ~, -.
tccl!Ca 10 the r4 uy4y rnt,r,,ii,,>
F-iumc with the iii. rIor. I'm, ,I., ~.
agreement of Jauuary IL establishcd
liiatr in domir9ttnE military positions
Critical points. phe now agreement
peonie tn3Hnr Pt5T r..ss," lHs Nt'"nj2n
r,ov ."'n,"A t.tst 1Hie ent alien
nTsssry.a ,,S gIs I!ai.l1i lgFeslnent
ure." - 40 ""''! !" '''Go meas
9'''''''sn' f'nn.
Al these provisions, said tho presi-
hents notc n sotiated without the
know edge or approval of the Amcri-
can soNernmont' chang d the Whole
race OF the WHOic Ad.iatic settlement
aha ~ the eyes % this government.
fTu,ueF ~ uhM9' Nab.e and rob it Of
thtt inIsHTr OF Justice which is es
s,htiI II ih:s goS1 gument is to CO.
"pgrate n maintaining rs terms"
That the 1ugo-Egsys might feel
forced - accept II rather Than the
LSni5 % l-GnirA the President slid,
oulN not after Ae conviction OF this
as ~ TO a s.tt'emen which both in
lhe terms OF us provisions ana in the
me- lGuS o! us enforcement contributes
Pofs' I've nStla' III me principles for
ltaly unjust de- lS." said the
l'rysidenis note, VA been condemned
NN The french ahd Brii sh govern
lreats in tie ms no less SEVERE tn
tiH employed by the American gov