Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

Washington. Sept. 2s-The treaties of neace negotiated by the administration wi.1 Germany, Austria and Hungary, were approved today by the senate foreign -r r.stl00s committee but with two reser- ra.ors.
 one oservation-similar to a Lodge res- s-saaon to the treaty of Versailles would require an act of congress prior to representation on or participation in any foreign ageScies or commissions by an American represcn tative whose nomina- t.0n would have 10 be confirmed by the senate The other Ls designed to protect tHe property rights of American citizens as well as of the American government .r tho three former enemy countries. Adoption of the two reservations brought from the White House the state mrut that while President Harding had r-t seen their text he favored the princi- pes involved and no objection would be r sod by The administration 10 ratitica- ion with the proposed reservations at. r.-rsd.
 Senator Borah. a leader of the "irrecon- rraH.cs- In tHe treaty Of Versailles rati- t-ar1r fight. alone of the foreign rela- r-rz committee members stood out .rs- tha rccrm1enda ton that the gree trasties be ratified with the pro- .-srd reservations Democratic com
 
 llr. cans 5u ordering the pacts reported -ato-aa.v Co the senate where they were --s=sUte- late today by Senator Lodge, --r-r.-re- clalruan.
 The treaties, he announced. are to be .a.r- before tle senate tomorrow when ra plans % make a preferential motion 'H- -h-r d scgzz.on ahead of all other -G-- ness It ,s pro- ios@d. however. to give -.r 1. way u- St week to the tax bill
 
 a..- Tuesday, in an effort to -. .-r. .--.Ca-
 .5-.s.-... lztuss5ons Of the treaties
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 ID ..-f- withdrawal of American troops f--.. ltEll.any immediately after s.e.-r- -s,l-e told the coniaittcs he sad 'sc- -l -- Jed by Secreary Hughes. .--.r- trat tle American lorcs5 6oG.d f- greatly rurl-a'!' alter rat'f;cs t:ct. .l- when e1a r.s-e evacuation woult 5= .a--rH. r-5 tn5eterInnes.
 !, wa. --sd during the discussion .t sla.- ucl9 for Americ1-u reJre '--7t.1a fausHJ remain indefinitely on .r rs
 --s cara.;tse's decision to report the r.ar .. H-l-.. a Sc-iZfL in the ranks -- '- a.i-.-sale-' Of the Versailles
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 -.1--a-, ample safeguards agains '-.arr-n9 E-ro2ean alliances wer Ht. .-.t and the .ecsue of nations ;an r-lr tr--l.es O. JLe Versailles treaty C F-.er le dlsapproved finally rejected. Leaders of both parties tonight declare '--t ratification of the treaties was as -- Tho majority of the democrat well as The republicans were expecte support them. Minority action how
 was not finally determined, son -'-1--ats awaiting the return next wee senator Hitchcock, ranking minorit
 rr- of the foreign relations con "t'.r- A conference of the steerir committee and possibly a minority cal
 were sd-u 10 De posSlDle.
 senator Lodge said the treaties wou n. pressed vigorously. He hopes to S -rr lull action within ten uays or tv weeks and certainly before the convenir 1t Inc armament limitation conferenc 'n which he is an American delegat The three trtaties are to be considered t r-'aer, but will be voted on separatel tle committee reservations apply to .1-se pactS, which are virtually identici lt was considered probable that amen 1entS and reservations proposing Anne .1ln membership in the league of n tons and approving other provisions ta Versailles treaty would be offer from the democratic side during the ( la'e Their presentation was expect largely as a matter of party record a rluoi.can leaders said they would rejected easily with the overwhelming rua.cau majority.