Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-01 | Page 1 | No Futher Efforts Tp Change Act Permitted

10 Flip IFFORTETD IKEJCT ERMITED ntente and Asiated Powers Firm Re-fusal Re-fusal to ModiPeace Terms as Ppsed. erlin Cabinet iiter-ites iiter-ites Purpose tcject; ustrians to HjSen-ence HjSen-ence on Iday. rAItIS, M&7 31.(B;U oclated press.) TUc ple-ary ple-ary uessiou of tlie pe liferice lifer-ice this afteraoon deci pre-.nt pre-.nt the peace treaty iAus-rlaus iAus-rlaus at noon Monday.taiall owcrtt made reservatid the (lancial and reparations. A.KIS, May 31 (Hav'he aland al-and associated powe Paris spapers dcclaro unan , ivill ipt no important moon of pcaco terms as a resub Gcr-counter Gcr-counter proposals. T s also reject all verbal discu iio Echo do Paris saysio'an-; saysio'an-; of the peace confc 5 the nan counter proposals very t. Tho answer ivill ilmost cly all the German sups, the ilsior says. A few pi the il of territorial clau adds, rcccivo somo Tctouchi o greater part of thtions d in the German coun jsals, the o)inion of Ft iplo-c iplo-c and political circles, have set forth in separate ftotes duly answered by thefCon-:ntly, thefCon-:ntly, it is said, thea n0 fieatiou of the pcaj'rjaud is no necessity i'rUia-ons i'rUia-ons in -which tho f rn-desires rn-desires to involve j"ieW- FURTHER I?AVS Z IMITTEU THEWlJs. 3 c German peace ptijrlls notified that thejl of L .resenting obscrviJ""yin- , no further nutcsP accer . Herman eountpsa)3 I ipanied by a cuviUor of n ittcn pages. '1 ' app$ "id the work of on Procl -Kantzau, as it concilia! and adroit than euntur-pro vhich were elabo'.v, tho Bor- overnment. Thj1' paints a gloomy picturcpe fate to i the peace terldemn Gcr-. Gcr-. 1! refers lo K"d cbarac-f cbarac-f treaties, disjihc treaty with Russia at i'to sk, and ides with the fo) phrases: 'e shall only urje those ob-ens ob-ens which we fo of Itecp-wause Itecp-wause it is tjuan people in the last rc-jH gives its , to the trcaty ' O-SLAYS IlS'G MANY TO MS. council of f oj no meeting norning. Met) the Jugo-delegation Jugo-delegation cj with the can delegatioi conference i cr the Adriation. No de-was de-was reachej Jugo-Slavs ng firmly forjainis. It is itood that thijess disposed the Italians fnt to give 1 in the eonti I iident Wilson tho other rs of the Anjolegation at otel do Crilto o'clock. itiuued on PoTunin 4.) I NO FURTHER EFFORTS TO MGE PAST (Continued from Page One.) The American conference discusseo phases of the German peace terms, well as tho Adriatic and other pending problems. Economic experts with the different delegations at the peace conference are making a close study of the disposition to be made of tho gold which the Germans Ger-mans are paving for food supplies. This gold is beins stored in the Belgian Bel-gian National bank. Realh:inz I here would be a general disturbance of world credits if the gold should be taken to the United States, economists have advanced ad-vanced a plan to hold the metal whore it, as security, will be gradually redeemed re-deemed by shipments of commodities to various parte of the world. Experts hold this plan will secure the payment of allied debts to America and assist in restoring allied countries to normal conditions of employment. It is said that the payments are rapidly-reducing rapidly-reducing the German gold reserve.