New-York tribune., 1918-05-09

The shaded area along
tes the German "rectiication' of the
the mountain passes and important
Guiding the staff. shall be maintained
in Moldavia at the reduced peace
strength. Each division will be COM
posed of four infantry regiments, two
} cavalry regiments, two field artillery
regiments and one battalion of po-
nical and transport troops. The total
number of the infantry of the eight
divisions shall not exceed 10000 men;
the total number of cavalry shall not
exceed 5000; the entire. artillery of
the Rumanian army, apart from the
mobile divisions, shall not exceed 5000
men. The divisions remaining mob
ilized in Bessarabia must, in case of
rehabilitation, be reduced to the same
peace standard as the eight divisions
mentioned in Article 4.
AL other Rumanian troops which
did not exist in peace time will, at the
end of their term of active military
. service, remain as in peace time. Re.
servists shall not be called up for
training until general peace has been
concluded.
Article 5.-Guns, machine guns,
small arms, horses and cars and am
munition which are available owing
to the reduction or the dissolution Of
the Rumanian units shall be given
into the custody of the supreme COM
mand Of the Teuton allied forces in
Rumania until the conclusion of a GEN
eral peace. They shall be guarded and
superintended by Rumanlan troops un-
der supervision of the allied command.
The amount of ammunition to be left
to the Rumanian army in Moldavia is
$50 rounds for each rifle, $500 for
each machine gun and 15O for each
gun.
The Rumanian army is entitled to
exchange unserviceable material at the
depots Of the occupied region, in agree
ment; with the allied supreme COM
mand, and to demand from the depots
the equivalent Of the ammunition
which remain mobilized will receive
their ammunition requirements on a
war basis.
"Article 6.-The demobilized Ru-
manian troops to remain in Moldavia
until the evacuation of the occupied
Rumanian regions. Excepted from
this provision, are military bureaus
and men mentioned in Article 5, who
are required for the supervision of
the arms and material laid down in
these regions. The men and reserve
officers who have been demobilzed can
return to the occupied regions. Active
and formerly active officers require, in
order to return to these regions, per-
mission of the chief army command
of the Allied forces
Naval Forces Regulated
"Article IA general staff officer
OF the Allied powers, with staff, will
be attached to the Rumanian COM
mander in chief in Moldavia, and a
Rumanian general staff officer, with
staff, will be attached as division Of
lied forces in the occupied Rumanian
districts.
Article 8.-The Rumanian naval
forces will be left to their full COM
plement and equipment, in so far as
their crews, in accordance with Article
9, are not to be limited until affairs
IN Bessarabia are cleared, whereupon
these forces are to be brought to the
usual peace standard. Excepted here
from are river forces required for the
purposes of river police and naval
forces on the Black Sea, employed for
the protection of maritime traffic and
the restoration of minefree fairways
Immediately after the signing of the
peace treaty these river forces will, on
basis of special arrangement. be
placed at the disposal of the authori.
ties intrusted with river policing. The
nautical Black Sea commission will
receive the right of disposing of the
naval forces on the Black Sea, and q
naval officer is to be attached to this
commission in order to restore connec.
tion Herewith.
Territorial Concessions
Article 9.-All men serving in the
army and navy who in peace time
were employed in connection with har.
bors or shipping shall, on demobiliza
tlon, be the first to be dismissed, in
order that they may find employment
IN their former occupations.
Clause 8 deals qVith cessions OF
territory outlined IN Articles 10, Ii
and 12.
"Article 1o.-with regard to Do
DruoJa' wnlch, according to paragraph
one OF the peace preliminaries, is to be
ceded by Rumania, the following stip-
ulations are laid down:
la) Humanla cedes again to Bull
garla, with frontier rectifcations, Bul-
garlan territory that fell to her by yjr-
tue OF the peace treaty concluded at
Bucharest in 1918"
(Attached is map showing the
exact extent or the frontier rectifica-
ton, with note to the effect that it
forms an essential part of the peace
treaty)
"a commission composed of repre-
sentatives of the allied powers shall
shortly after the signature of the
treaty, lay down and demarcate on the
spot the new frontier line in Dobrudja.
The Danube frontier between the re-
gions ceded to Bulgarian and Rumania
follows the river valley. Directly after
me signature Of the treaty further par
ticulars shall be decided upon regard
ing the definition of the valley. Thus,
the demarcation shall take place in
autumn. 1918, at low water level.
All of Dobrudja Ceded
"(b) Rumania cedds to the Allied
Powers that portion of Dobrudja up to
the Danube north of the new frontier
line described under Section A: That
is to say, between the confluence of the
stream and the Black Sea, to the St.
George branch of the river. The Dan