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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
14
The German peace delegation argues for immediate, structured repatriation of prisoners of war and interned civilians. It urges a separate commission to handle repatriation, notes language and coal shortages, and calls for reciprocity on other postwar issues while seeking to minimize hardship and speed homecomings.
A damaged excerpt discusses concerns about modern beauty standards and extreme thinness among men and women. It mentions freshness, nerves, sleep, carbon, and pale blood, with unclear connections and many garbled terms. The readable bits suggest commentary on dieting and body perception without clear facts or dates.
The Allied and associated powers reply to Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau dated May 10, 1919. They state prisoners of war and interned civilians who committed crimes remain ineligible for release. They caution that the treatment of prisoners must respect laws of war and humanity, and note limits on providing clothing or other alleviations before repatriation. They propose forming a commission to manage repatriation as soon as peace is signed.
Washington May 22 First depth in connection with the peace treaty at the extraordinary session began with calls by Senator John for the seven resolutions to pass at this time. Senator Hitchock’s argument was dismissed as tommyrot and Senator Johnson urged full access to the treaty text, while Senator Lodge saw no impropriety in requesting the document. Also noted were Liberty bond prices and a brief line about classified ads.
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