Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-19 | Page 1 | Poland Border Fixed

POLAND BORDER FIXED Council of Four Decides to Make Danzig International. ITALY NEXT PROBLEM Final Settlement Expected Expect-ed in Today's Peace Conference. (By The tasoclated I'reSsO "With the question of Roland s west. ! frn boundary settled, the council of four of the peace conference in Paris were prepared today to take anew the 'problem of the Adriatic for detinue disposition. As a result of the council's deliberations delibera-tions yesterday. DanZlg, fh Baltic port claimed by Poland, is to become an international harbor, it is under-j under-j stood. Poland will be given a corridor through German territory, so that she may have free access to Danzig Whether this corridor coincides with that delineated by the peace confer-i confer-i hi s some weeks hjo is not known. . Italy's claims to Flume and the Dal-1 matlan coasj will be laid before the I council of four by Baron Sonnino, the ! Italian foreign minister A final de- j Islon on the question is expected today. to-day. Irish Confer With House Representatives of Irish societies in America will confer with Colonel E M House, of the American mission, today relative to the claims of Ireland It is understood that they will ask that three Irish delegates be permitted permit-ted to go to Pari for a hearing Another important nationalist within with-in the British empire may be brought to the official notice of the delegates by representatives of Egyptian elements ele-ments which are demanding independence inde-pendence for their country. The Egyptians are expected to lay their case beore the conference. Conditions at Cairo are reported to be grave as a result of this movement. It Is announced that Rumanian troops have been ordered to occupy territory which was provisionally allotted al-lotted by the peace conference to that country in Transylvania, formerly a province of the Austro-Hungarin empire. em-pire. The turning over of this partlcu iar territory to Rumania was one of the causes of the overthrow of the i regime headed by Michael Karohl. German government troops and Ba-yarlan Ba-yarlan soviet forces are believed to be fighting in. or around Munich, but little as to the trend of events has been learned In northern Germany labor troubles continue, Bremen being the storm center of what appears to be a serious strike, while strike movements move-ments also persist in Berlin. U. S. May Join Alliance PARIS, April 19 The question of an allianci between France, the United Uni-ted States and Great Britain is still being discussed by the newspapers. The Excelsior today says that the latest lat-est suggestion Is for a special covenant cove-nant restricted to defensive measures ! This covenant would not be intended to insure the payment ol financial reps ration. Many Strikers Wounded BERLIN, Wednesday. April 16. ( Dy the Associated Press) Government troops on Tuesday surrounded and' captured 400 strike leaders in the, Ruhr region who had left Essen to hold a secret meeting in the neighboring neigh-boring town of Werden because proclamation proc-lamation of martial law prevented a meeting in Efosen. Many of the strikers strik-ers who atempted to escape were wounded by the fire of the troops. nn