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f ^ - Faustrians
desire
right and justice.
Dr. Renner Asks Allies to B<e Considerate
as Possible.?Answer
for Germany Friday.
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By the Associated Press.
A pepce of right and justice and \
4 assistance to tide over present trou-!
bles are desired bv the new Austrian
republic from the hands of the allied
and associated powers over the peace
table. Thus Dr. Renner set forth
Austria's needs Monday at St. Germain
when the major portion of the
peace terms of the allies were prev
sented to the Austrians. i
"Our state now rests in your hands I
and we hope before the conscience
of the world that the allies will not i
abuse this power," Dr. Renner de-1
W clared. Under the terms Austria is
^ to renounce possession' of large
tracts of territory, including Hungary
and her colonial possessions.
\ Her navy Is to be entrieiy surrenaer-1
ed, but she is given transit privil- j
eges through former Austro-Hungariart
territory in order that she may
I have access to the Adriatic.
As to the future of her army, the
v decree .will be submitted later. Likewise
the demand for indemnities and ,
reparations is reserved for future
presentation.
Fifteen days are allowed the
Austrians to reply to the demand of
the allies, the same period of time
rlimV WAS ttCV UiUCU vivi iiiuuw) ?*?
though in the case of the Germans
this was slightly extended when appeal
was made that it would be im*
possible to formulate the counterproposals
on the specified date.
L Reports from. Paris are to effect
A that the issue over Finme and the:
Dalmatian island is still the subject
W of discussion between the Italians
and President Wilson, Premier Lloyd
r George and Premier C*. nenceau. j
Prior to the departure of Orlando'
} for St. Germain Monday, 'Colonel
' House of theAmerican peace delega-1
t?pn conferred on the subject with
Ttolion nrpmier. |
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The expectation is that the reply'
rof the allied and. associated governmerits
to the German counterpropo3-j
, ' als will be delivered next Friday. '
Whether there are to be any con-:
cessions made to the Germans in
view of their pleas that the terms
as originally formulated would mean
the ruin of Germany; has not developed.
Following the lead taken by Swit?J?J
xYs?mTaTr hoa ^pr?linprl to
g 2eruuill? AXVl noj uuw ?.?, .
join in .a. blockade against Germany
in case the German peace detection
should refuse to sign the pegce
treaty. ' . ifk.-i
The new Rhenish republic, which
has been set up under the leadership
of Dr. Dorden, is declared to be not
a separatist but an antirPrussiaa.
movement. A proclamation printed
in the various Rhine cities' declares
that Coblenz is to be the capital of
the new government and elections to
the national assembly will be held
immediately. *
W "The~Rhenish people honestly and
sincerely wish peace based on a
.
reconciliation of all peoples/' says!
' the proclamation. y
The allied armies in. the occupied
area are taking no part in the new
order of things along the, Ehine, but
are maintaining a policy of watchful
waiting.
, Paris, June 2 (By the Associated
Press.)?The council of four dis-J
cussed today the reply to the Ger-j
man counter proposals. The coun-l
cil will not meet tomorrow but Presi- j
dent Wilson will confer with the!
* American experts representing the I
different commissions wau axe >???- 5
ing on the reply. The attitude of
the council appears to be absolute
hostility by M. Clemenceaa to any
modifications in the terms while '
Premier Lloyd George is understood ,
to favor concessions. Premier Orlando
is neutral and President Wilson
is declared inclined to leave the
decision to the British and French.
AUSTRIA TOLD IN HARD
FIGURES OF TERMS TREATY
?
L Her Area is Reduced From a Size
Before the War Almost Equal
V to Texas to That of
Jr ? Hawaii.
St. Germain, June 2.?Austria
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ficient to show that by the sins of i
the late imperial and royal government
and by the liberation through
war and revolution of oppressed
races, the proud Hapsburg empire
has been reduced to a pitiful shadow
to be known hereafter as the Republic
of Austria.
J, In cold, figures, this is what the
f T)art'? of the treaty communicated to j
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