Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-09 | Page 2 | Think Concessions will be Made to Lloyd George Wish

; THINK CONCESSIONS WILL BE MADE TO -; LLOYD GEORGE WISH j By CHARLES E. SELDEN. (New York Time ("able, Copyrights I'ARIS, June y It seems proa.iMe ilv" : afternoon that some real con' eailons will j bf made to I.lod George's demands for thf mod I dear inn of la.- derma n t vcaiy. : T n re d e 1 1 n i t e changes n r o named as I more than prohat h The most material of t lvse is the gran i ing of a pletusctte In I'pper Silesia and thf regbm.-H of We.it anil blast I r-is-sm before r:d:ng dctlrdt.-ly Vint thc-a- territories ter-ritories shall be ad I to bound, as pro-vuli pro-vuli al by the t r,-a ; y in Its p: es.-t form. As I have h I ready of trj c iba d. s'U'h a plebiscite would be bitterly opposed by the I'leinb. and. of course, ly I'olaid. The if.con 1 change re la ' - y to un de-niand de-niand for ilxlng the snni which Germany must pay. It Is still held to Ir Impossible Impossi-ble tj Ii:; exactly the i;raml total, but the ; i pa rat Ion and Indemntt v total-" I1 r 1 for such Items as can b (-a'cnlated now for 1 the future. One such item, cit ed ns an illustration, H that of pensions to the disabled Holdiern of the allbd countries. Anotiier change, or. rather, addit.on to the treaty, Is likely to be a elan mi fixing the number of troops the allies may maintain main-tain In German territories at it given time In the course of military period occupation. As it is now, no limit to tno number is fixed, n rid. as Germany must '. prvv the maintenance nf thene- troops, her demand to know what the maximum number wl'I be 1m comldered rei-.-onable, e-n by tho French. Tb'-re w: s no ulterior ul-terior iimtivo on the part of t (; peacemakers peace-makers In leaving this mutter InbMmMi. but U is nd':lttel now, after exatr.ma-t exatr.ma-t ton- and rons.dera t Ion. that, t h.eoi e t c 1 1 -ly at least. France could miarb r all hrr i troops In the occupied territory, regard-' regard-' less of military nrrenslt-, and make G-t-innny pav the bill for ma I n t a I nln -.- them. Wiiclher thee propnm-d changes - be made In t he bo lv nf Die exist ing treaty or added as explanatory nnd clarifying clari-fying addenda Is not yet decided. mo .obleetlon niado to the method of treat-t treat-t Ing them :ih addenda Is tint it would cause lo stick out too conspicuous! v toe fact that the Germans, aided by I, Jowl (P'orgr, liad succeedi-d In fi'rcin the allien to soften (heir terms. Think Wilhelm Safe in Holland. By I "nlversnl Service. 1'AKlS, June S.- The American peace officials hero ate coin limed that the de-1 de-1 mand for the ex-kalser's trial will he J abandoned as long its he lives a simple life In Ho! 'and. TheV point out (hat If he : were tried be wnuM become n inart r I which woubl tnevlinhly Htinuibito the (;,r-j (;,r-j man Imperialistic cult. The French and I Brit Ish de(. ira tli.ua demand lil.s puulsh-i puulsh-i rpent, liowt'ver.