AUSTRIAN TREATY.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1919, Page 5

AUSTRIAN TREATY.

ACCEPTING THE INEVITABLE. WITH GOOD GRACE, * 9Sr- Ttlenrnh.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received June 4, 1.25 a.m. Paris, June 2. M. Clemenceau presented the Austrian terms. Dr. Benner graciously received them, accepted the fate imposed, and »ske4 for a .peace ensuring national, political, .and economic existence.—Aus. fI.Z. Cable AssocREPLY REQUIRED IN FIFTEEN DAYS. Paris, June 2. The Allies have granted Austria 15 d»y» to prepare a reply to the peace term*. " Prior to the presentation of the terms Sifnor Orlando and Colonel House debated the Adriatlo question, with a view to th« arrangement of the final details. Herr Senner replied in French on behaki of the Austrlane.

Merars Balfour, Lansing, Paderewski, W)4 MwUndo were present. President WHlpi arrived' lftte and M. Clemenceau "Pok* for <mly three minutes. London, June 2. . Js part ? of the' summary of the peice terms for Austria under the head-ing-"The: Frontiers of Austria," the second eentenee should read "The southern frontier facing Italy between the Inn au£ the Trave qji the north and the Lomhardy rivers; on the south passing the Col-de-Brenner and including the Stetten Valley In Itjdy." That facing the Serbo-Croat-Slovene Stat# is" to be fixed by the principal Allied and aesociated Powers at a later date. • .