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THE U.S. REPERLICAN RESOLUTION,

Washington, May 18—The pro- vision in the Republican peace resolution · requesting the Pre- sident to open negotiations with Germany for a separate trakty was stricken out to-day on motion of Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts, the Republican loader,

After the provision, had been" stricken out, agreement reached for a final vote on the resolution at 4 o'clock Saturday.

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"All lovers of American liberty, was made at the conclusion of an Dostrine; never, it foreign esun-) addrea by Senator Kellogg, Repub tries can interfera in domestic American independance, beliovers lican, Minnesota, supporting the policies or bring American labour in the destiny of this nation can resolution, and it came as a sur- to the level of European or appeal to the tribunal of public prise. The Republican leader did Asiatio: naver, if this country i opinion with absolute confidence." not explain the reasons for his to be denied an equal voica in the Mr. Kollogg expressed, confid- motion, which was sustained in councils of the League of Nation leace in the effectiveness of the | the absence of any objection. The

"The President has iterated resolution to socomplish its and. section stricken out bad drawn and reiterated his determination While Congress cannot negotiato particular fire from the Demo- that the Senate abrogate its func-ja tresty, it can, in my judgment, crats and from Senator Me- tions and accept the treaty exact and a state of war which it has Cumber, Republican, North Is as it was presented to this created," he said, “and thus, if Dakota, who spoke against the country through foreign Powers agreed to or acquiesced in by the resolution Mooday.

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The of peace will exist without the issua 13 thus reached-shall formal negotiation or ratification we adopt

Laagua and of a treaty: It seems to the treaty, imverilling American incomprehensible that, if the Pre- interests at the behest of the Ex-sident, having no power to end cution, or shall we adopt the war, should refuse to enter into s treaty with reservation protecting treaty, a state of war must con- American rights, American in-ious until the President is dis- erests and American aspiration?¦ sosed to enter into negotiations."

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peace resolution was laid aside temporarily and the Senate turn. ed to minor legislation. KELLOGG SUPPORTS RESOLUTION. A status of peace must be in some other way” if it cannot be secured by ratifiction of the treaty and the League of On Friday, after debating all night over the telephone with the Nations, Segator Kellogg of political leaders in Berlin, the German delegates bowed to the Allies”. Minnesota, one of the original demand that the Reichswehr be reduced to 100,000 in six months, and mild reservation Republicans, that the Sicherheitspolide! and Einwohnerwehr be disbanded by Sep- declared to-day in the Senate teraber 1st. They then signed the protocol to the Peace Treaty em-

London, July 12. supporting the Republican peace bodying the disarmament terms.

Messages of condolence on the death of Lord Fisher are poaring resolution.

The Germans made no statement on the coal situation, deferring in from all parts of the Empire, The King, the Prince of Wales, and "It is of the utmost impur- it until to-morrow when they hope to present their experts memoran-other Royalties, Lord French and other military and naval officers, tance," he said. "that a status dam. The proposition which the Allies required the Germans to sign telegraphed their sympathy and regrets. of peace be accomplished. Not before entering into any negotiations was that the Allies should have necessary to the industries of priority over the output of every German mine and that a Commission this country and its trade but it of Control should be established which would supervise the delivery is important that the war powers of coal to the Allies-Havar of the President should cease. ļ

*When resolutions of thi character were originally in- troduced in the Senate I was opposed to them. I wished every opportunity given for the rati- |firation of the Peace Treety. But the President has made this impossible.

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"The time has come when! something must be done. The country as soon as possible must be returned to normal conditions. I shall, therefore, vote for the solution declaring the war at an end, which will restore diplomatic, consular and com- mercial relations with the Central Empires, because it seems to me the only possible way now of accomplishing this object. have no doubt whatever of the constitutionality of the resolu. tioa.**

FIRST.

Berlio. July 12.

The tone of M. Millerand's speech relaxed the tension. It is coteworthy that the Conservative papers attribute the Allies' "change" of tone" to Herr Stianes' oration, which a semi-official version des- cribes as impressive. The Socialist paper, Freiheit, sharply criticizes Stinnes, whose attitude would have been alright at a meeting of share- holders, but was entirely out of place in intercourse with the Allies.

THE US. MERCHANT MARINE.

New York, July 10.

In a statement issued at Washington, Mr. Jones, Chairman of the Committee of Commerce, declares the new shipping law does not discriminate against the ships of any nation batgires aid to the American merchant marine as a domestic industry. The provisions of the Bill give most favoured cation treatment to all foreign vessela, but they will not receive, nor are they entitled to received, the national treatment accorded to United States ships. It is a measure to aid American ships to compete successfully with foreign vessels for the privilege of carrying part of the country's foreign trade and to easure that American ships shall transport all merchandise, moving between porta in the United States and its possessions.

RUSSIA AND THE POLES.

Spa, July 11.

The public funeral will be at Westminster Abbey at noon Tuesday, after which the body will be cremated at Golder's Greg. the ashes conveyed to Kilverstone for interment

The papers contain coluems of appreciations and tributes to the "Nestor of the Navy."

AFGHANISTAN.

Calcutta, July 12.

The Englishman's frontier correspondent, describing the position in Afghanistan, says, there are two parties in Afghanistan, one in favour of giving the Bolsheviks free passage to Indir and joining the Bolshevik attack, and the other party, mainly agriculturist, determined to fight the Bolsheviks the moment they cross the frontier.

The Ameer is vacillating. It is reported he may abdicate at any moment and surrender either to the Bolsheviks or to the British.

THE TURKISH TREATY.

Spa, July 11

The Conference this morning discussed the Turkish treaty. Theịch, Allied sply to the Ottoman note was finally settled. The Turks are required to`sign the Tresty as dixited with unimportant modifcations. A note will be presented to the Turks on the 17th inst, when both nOČKA will be published in Paris and London.

MEXICAN OL

Senator Kellogy discussed precedents for the proposed | action, concluding that under the Constitution "the power to dé- clare peace is

-After bearing the Polish Premier Grabski, the Allies proposed 12. ៥. natural and necessary implication in the the Soviet Government to conclude an armistice with Poland on con-

Mexico, July 11, absence of an express probibition" dition that the Poles retire within their legitimate boundaries, the be followed by a peace conference of all the border

Provisional President Huerta has declared that the article in the against such a step by Congress. i armistice to

states. If the Soviet refuse or attack the Poles within the latter's | constitution nationalising the petroleum deposits will be maintained PLACES AMERICA'S INTERESTS borders the Allies will support the Poles to the fullest degree. theoretically, but all decrees issued by Carranza prejudicing the prior Warsaw, July 11. rights of petroleum owners will be abrogated by decree shortly to be "I voted for the treaty and the

A Polish commanique (10th July) was that the Polish troops, issued. League of Nations," he said, whilst counter attacking, are slowly retreating on the line of the prin-

and. I would do so again, but cipal Bolshevist attack, namely Molkdetchno-Orsza-BorysƠN. never. if American sons and, enemy's efforts to force the Beresina near Bobruisk were repelled. American resources must be called at the behest of any fereign country to sustain the tottering and turbulent nations of Europe: never, if we are to aacrifice the century-old Monro:

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Paris, July 13.

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