'?oil. Most "f 'he illfTiTCHCf. "flivinls
thought. w as in 111 ?? w armor. mere
cordial tunc "f lite ofllcial versions.
IHKKkiiiim i> inri w i:i:\ i<i:i*i.ii>
,\oti:i> wrni i\ri;iu:sT
DlffomiKs I'M u con the two replies
were not < <1 with interest. for in
stance, the ?Set :nsi?: replx refers In tlu
President ? not? .is culling lot the
"crcatlon i?: l>as<? :..j 11j.? foundation
' Of lastiti'j | '*? .i t i ? while. Ui- Austrian
i'Oply ll.1c\.-ha line views for
the eventual establishment of peace.
- tJcrnnii :> proposes "the spec.ly as
eeiiil.lv on ! ? -.trill Kioillld ,.f delegates
of the wariiiu- states." alio Austria
"proposed t .i ri- >r> >i-utativ<-s of the
l>Olllu< :?ii! powers convene at all early
date at out. p!a ? . n tnutral grmiiid
The most ilr-Kleil dilfrrencc nn'cd
was- in A i u i t s ;ts.-ril>in - to Prcsidon*.
Wilson i : ? s ? If tin \- i e w : t it was
ItCcessiir\ i<i postpone <!,-mission of
SUaraiiK's for a permanent peace.
The Austrian reply "concurs with the
President ' a- !. :hc t. :inina
tion of tin p i'i - * . ; war \v)!l h lie possi
ble to till.lell,ikl tlo -toil, ami dosjr
aide vvivli ..f t!i. pi event !>>.i ot futun
war?." 'I'ii. I'rcsi/.l cut's note said the
t'niled .s ? would I.. u i ,,| Ul
operate t.nvanl p.-ac. "when tin war
,s "Vl-r. 1-li! lli.l |,Ot spt III. .1 ||:.
elare the iw.. Mile,, n cnild imt lie
disetlssC'i -. it. :tj, t i:. ?. -
III the a 11tOd COUHtl'tcH tlo I e is 1111
coinpri": U I.O ;.-?!> t..
hot guaranteeing "rc-parati ?n. rcstltu
t ion anii _ ,n ; ; e.
