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WO ? i 1 SENATE VOTES TO PRINT |oi THE PEACE TREATY, oi j S President Cables He Could Not Send w Copy?Borah Presents Treaty ; 01 Brought Over by Newspa- j oi per Man. IW j VI Washington, June 9.?Out of a;b< -whirlwind of developments the Sen- j .ate today got a copy of the peace . L treaty and after a five-hour fight or- j if nrmt.ed in the Dublic record. | At the same time it got under j "way the investigation of how copies a Jhave reached private hands in New; TYcrk fcy summoning to testify a half ,*< -dozen of the country's leading finan-; ? #ciers. jC) The copy which went into the re-)^ cord was brought to this country by P a newspaper man and was presented e by Senator Borth, Republican, of S1 , Idaho, just after the reading of a e * i J 4. f caDlegram irom rrcsiucui ??now.., -saying he could not without breaking ^ faith send to the Senate the text of j Jthe treaty. Sensational Developments. j g The effect of the day's history-, ^ making developments was to clearly mn/ili itoKotarl <211 H? ! . tne air vii mc mutu uw^wv. r> | W Jtrii ci pai>IiCiiy for the treaty text, ^ to widtp the breach between the President and Senate majority and c to-forecast a sensational' turn for i,. the inquiry into the manner by which j ~ copies of the document have become available to unauthorized persons, lc Starting its investigation with an d "unexpected vigor, the foreign rela-'o tions committee within a half hour p after it convened voted to call before p it J. P. Morgan, H. P. Davison and tl Thomas W. Lamont, all of the Mor-'p fjan banking house; Jacob Sch'tf, of l "Xuhn, Loeb & Co., and Paul War- 'g burg:, formerly connected with the't] -same concern, and Frank A. Vander-J lip, former president of 'he National b City Bank. It then examined Frank's] X. Polk, acting Secretary of State,'e about the official copies in the State f Department vaults. * ja iSffltemAntfl also were made to the :> "committee by Senator Lodge, Re- ? -publican of Massachusetts, and e > Senator Borah similar to their dec la- t ration in the Senate that they knew17 of copies in New York, but could not ^ divulge the names of their inform-! ants. I Ordered Printed. S#?n?tp met it listened' Tf **v** " 1 ~~~ ? In silence to President Wilson's ca-1 Iblegram, which was taken as fore- * casting a refusal to comply with the ^request for the treaty text embodied ?in a resolution adopted Friday. The ^reading of this message concluded, denaior oorau. uuuicuiatci^ cochi, ted his <^py of the treaty, which was ^ ^orderedprinted by a vote of 47 to a !24. ^ Later however, there was a motion 1 ^to reconsider and a parliamentary' Jnvainna^ XlrVllVJl PTI^nnWrP^ t '\04>gIC UCIUVJ/?U nu.vu ? rpublication of the treaty. To circum- 2 -vent such a possibility the Idaho Sen- 13 vator in the late aftrenoon began * "reading the hundred thousand-word ^ (document and continued for an hour * despite many protests from ^the 0 *>->M?oi/4ant'e cirnnnrtPTR. { JK4 ^OIUVUV v The effort to prevent publication ^ ^collapsed, ,the motion to reconsider * was voted down and the fight which * /had developed many bittei charges } *of broken faith and in some respects 5 "had written a new chapter in Senate j history was over. J / First Surprise. ^ The first of the day's series of sur-!J prises came when the foreign rela-i* lions committee whose meeting in * Unna kfian ennTTftllnflAfl hv podb HC* V t- OVU4* VMftiwv* , * fhe closest secrecy, threw open its s ^doors to the public. It developed^ '^then ?hat instead of pursuing the^ - usual method of appointing a sub-| v ( committee to make the inquiry, the! :full body proposed to participate and ( to .begin forthwith. CT ^Senator Borah was called on first _ 0+0+omont.s in the to amp J u.y IUO 0VOVV1MVUWW ?? 'Senate about treaty copies in New ^York. He said that early in March Itie became convinced the internation. ?1 bankers of New York were particularly interested in creation of the league of nations -quietly ^egan an investigation. "I ascertained," he told the comrmittee, "that practically all the international bankers were deeply interested in the league and were as sisting in promoting its adoption" by flftt,nfrv I became convinced. tnio _ too, that these gentlemen were interested-ifi promotion of the leagu< ioi nations for private reasons." Keeps Sourse Secret. ^Jnder questioning, the Idaho Sen zxtioT added he had obtained this in formation, together with the know! '^dge that a copy of the treaty was v. "New York, from sources which h * 11" +\*ar\ QUO^y^ste -could not reveai. uc ?oc, the calling of Messrs. Morgan, Dav: son, Lamont, Warburg and 'Schifl raying he connected them with .th existence of treaty copies in Nei oimrr "York "by a comomauvu v* stances only." The name of Mr. Vanderlip wa added on the list on suggestion o "Senators Williams, Democrat, o Mississippi, and the subpoenaes \ver< *dered unanimously on the motion : Senator Hitchcock, of Nebraska, tnior Democrat of the" committee ho introduced the resolution authrizing the inquiry. On the motion f Senator Fall, Republican, of New [exico, the committee by unanimous oIca invifpH Mr. Polk to aDDear efore it. EAGUE FIGHT IS BROUGHT TO DIRECT ISSUE. Washington, June 10.?The Sente fight over the league of nations ras brought to a more direct issue )day with the introduction of a reslution by Senator Knox, Republi?n nf Pennsvlvania. nroDOsine that tie Senate give formal notice to the eace conference of opposition to be xpected should the peace treaty be abmitted for ratification in its presnt form. Senator Knox, a member of the oreign relatons committee, and a ormer Secretary of State, drafted le resolution after conference with ther league opponents and presentd it with the apparent support of iiose who have lead in criticism of tie league covenant. He expected o crystalize opposition sentiment, as * " ? - * --- - * J.L. id Senator .Lodge, cnairman 01 tue oreign relations committee, and a irculation of the round robin in the losing hours of the last Senate. Leaguelew Treaty. While declaring for immediate onclusion of a treaty dealing with irect issue of the war only the reslution contains a far-reaching proosal which would lay it down as a | olicy of the American Government J fiat whenever the freedom andi eace of Europe is threatened the fnitecj States will consider it obliatory to assist in the removal of [iat menace. Decision as to acceptance of memership in the league of nations hov?td be left without prejudice to ach nation the resolution declares, or future separate consideration. It Iso asserts the lack of authority by he treaty making power of the gov-1 rnment to make a treaty which in! ffect amends the American Consti-j ution. rar doctors prescribe the new calomel I . * * " ~ - -? - ? * iledicintl Virtues Keumea ua improved?Unpleasant and Salint* ing Qualities Removed?New Va-I riety Called "Calotabs" Of all the medicinea in the world,' loctors prescribe calomel most often! nd depend upon it most universally. ] ?here must be a good and sufficient! eason?what is it? - j If you will study, the doctors') >ooks you will find that the medical! uthorities prescribe calomel for aliost every disease. The reason is hat calomel is the greatest and only k/vi?r?r?crh ?vst.pm-Tmrifier. It makes ! he liver active, drives out the poisons from the stomach, bowels and idneys and thereby purifies thej lood. 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