The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-04-21
ENVOY MAKES BOOBs Of ALLIED PREmIERs

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J., Note: The great minds in
6n,ir world have for the past
~ O. been trying to get all e, OF
j - az of the world together for
oii, ~ neace conference, at which
d u. pptional bunder known as
Treaty, negotiated at
II Il o' the end Of the war, a poll
'retrosity s Of which history has
j EIioI IoI' Inerpctrated by a number
~ I and war mad premiers,
s'e revised and made over to
81 H. needs of a disintegrating
zForing world: a world cursed
.Froc,lIts Of the works of ignor-
m men. As the frenzy Of
IN i' Inst has subsided and the
nj have commenced to regain
IN I spmnosure, the iniquity of the
zjes treaty has become more
||se III apparent, and a Frustrated
T. commenced to realize that
10 constructive must be done
zbjete political and economic
Would paralyze the world.
zEt Harding called a conference
h. innocent name Of a "Dis-
zIrt Conference" which conven-
7realty was to compose the
8 Of the orient which was ac-
kpidly approaching open war
81 last autumn this conference
|5the capitol Of the United
u Washington, ID. C. Several
were drafted at this general
Rnference, and a general re-
=Epf naval alrmamnt was agreed
les the settling Of numerous
bestions, between the United
snd Japan and between Japan
LA, and between all Of these
and England, France and
Germany was not invited to
terence nor was the interests
bnquered countries considered
The Great Russian Soviet Re-
as entirely ignored, although
|hntry protested and gave no.
u Russia would not be bound
|s|agreement arrived at effect
sian interests, and that Rus
i 8yitally interested and that
& territory was Illegally oscu-
a japanese army in Siberia.
gotiations and agreements
tween the United States and
81 nearly precipitated a war
. France and England, France
& maintain herself as the die
& European continental policy,
Ia to her own claims in diff |
5lts Of the world found her
&nfict with England at many !
81 points. A conference be /
emiers Lloyd George Of Eng |
b Premier BRAND at Cannes, |
i the fall of Premier |
France and the rejection
pf his agreements with Eng
II the establishment in power
81 ex-president Poincaire, the !
the extremist faction of
nperialist, who demanded
of blood from Germany. |
and Lloyd George negoti-
tjustment of disputes be-
two nations and treaties,
and Lloyd George insisted
conjunction with a we'll de-
ead in all of the nations of
another general peace
at the beautiful and am
OF Genoa, Italy, TO convene
20 which all of the nations
I'D would be invited, to re-
ersailles Treaty ard tsl
an economic program to /
I'D fast going into disorga-
rance bitterly opposed the
4 to admit ints the confer
I'd ally, Russia, and her old
fmany. tut it being plain
ng looking forward toward
The ppblems of the world
ohe without hese nations, !
pa ktaiy and othe. neutral |
sisted. and finally France
d agreed to attend such a
oW on'y after an agree
been made not to amend
reparation agreements
ANY, nor to alter any oil
oi the Versailles Treaty, url
reduction Of the land ARM
ne Geona Conference uas
because of these negotsa-
I'ne to time until the 10Th
as malFy set and the rep-I
Of tie different natios.s. !
IN all, arrived for the
efence. The United States
., invitation to attend and
IN sne rest Of the world in
sSiofls. 5, although the gov
oiilcial representatives.
:; deserving. None of the.
nan \ Republics are parti-a
Ia ne Russian ENJOYS are
nfst conference SINGS the
among which delegates
Ia me greatest diplomats int,
aS already in the ten days
ss'eree sa has been con-
lave Ave out generated the
Iptomats Of France md
=, 1ne rest Of the world. {
e : ls a contest /. between
sslsm and youthful, vig-
nsfa. The world awaits
esln the outcome Of the
Genoa~ viii Il be peace
,b aaa g the resumption of
y i1 be another great
Russia has | 1,6ooN)s
q ana equipped troops,
y r. an army Of 800, coo
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