TOE TREATY

Evening Star, Issue 17084, 1 July 1919, Page 4

TOE TREATY

CERM TOES AGAIHSTITSRftTI'FICATraM.: Proes. Association—By Talegfreplt—CopyricJit. AiSstrStiaii and N. ; .Z. Catlo Association. (Defrayed da- -TransmisMttratiJ NF W YORK, JunaiSS. (Received July 1, at 9 asm.) The ‘-New York WoddV Berlin .«<»- rosponflMii Bays that -a prominent Icadfer of Oentoe party told a at Weimar that Ho knew positively that Japan would not ratify the Recce Treaty. Thus, 11 the Ufiited States Senate does not ratify the treaty, it, will not be binding, because £be treaty only goes into effect when _ ratified by three of the Great Powers flMtoiii, France, America., Italy, and Japan). OUTSPOKEN MABOEM. COPENHAGEN, Jhujo-20. (Received July 1, at 9 a.m.:) Tile Germain newspapra’s, in accordance with an agreement, publish a remarkably •brief account of the Versailles ceremony, also only brief editorials. Miuxirr.ilian Harden, in an. article in ‘Dio Zukmift,’ asks th© Government to eoiuse chattering about Garmany’s honor tiod to refute, if they can, the Allies'statements ■cottiicerning Germany's guilt. MO' ENTHUSIASM; IM BELGIUM OR ITALY. LONDON, June 30. (Received July 1, at 9 a.m.) The signing of the Peace Treaty w-as " received in Brussels and Rome without demonstration. AUSTRALIA'S MESSAGE. SYDNEY, July 1. (Received July 1, at 11.40 a.m.) .The Governor-General of Australia has sent a message to the Ring, convoying •peace congratulations, dosori biog the peace celebrations in Sydney, and announcing that the whole people of the Commonwealth re joke dn th® event which confirms the victory of Bis Majesty's 'arms.