Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-12
ECONOMIC RELIEF PROVIDED yFUTONS BY UKRAINE PEACE Business Relations As Soon
 As Possible, One of
 Treaty Terms,
PRISONERS OF WAR
 TO BE EXCHANGED
Wan Go Home Ii They Don't Want to Stay With Captors, Says Treaty
 Terms Published.

Amsterdam Feb. 11.-A dispatch from Brest-Ltovsk via. Berlin giving the details of the conference at which the peace treaty between the central powers and Ukrainian republic was signed has been received here. The treaty is entitled:
 "A treaty of peace between Ger many. Austria-Hungary. Bulgaria and Turkey on one part and the Uklainian peoples republic on the other"
 The preamble states that the Ukra- inian people, having in course of the present world war declared itself to be independent and expressed wish to restore peace between itself and the powers at war "to take the first step toward lasting world's-peace, honorable to all parties, which shall not only put an end to the horrors of war but also lead to the restoration of friendly relations of the people in political, legal, economic and intellec- ual realm."
 The names of all the plentipotenti- aries engaged in the negotiations are then set forth and they are declafed to have reached an agreement on the following points:
 "Article I.-Germany, l. Austria-Hun- gary, Bulgaria and Turkey on the one hand and the Ukrainian peoples re- public on the other declare that the war between them is at an end The contracting parties are resolved hence forth to live in peace and friendship with one another.
 'Article U.-Between Austria Hun gary on the one hand and the Ukrain- ian peoples republic on the other hand as far as these two powers border one another, those frontiers will exist which existed before the outbreak of the present war between the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and Russia Further north, the frontier of the republic beginning at Tarne- grad, will, in general, follow the line of Bilgery to Sroezberzhzyn, Kras- chei, Sarnaki, Selnik. Wysekelitowsk, Kamietslitowsk, Prushany and to Wy dozowskyesee. This will be fixed in detail by fixed commission, accord ing to ethnographical conditions and with a regard to the desires of the population. Should the Ukrainian peoples republic yet have common frontiers with another of the powers of the ouadruple alliance, special agreements will be made thereon
 Article III.-The evacuation of oc- cupied territories will begin immedi- ately after the ratification of the present treaty. The manner of carry ing out the evacuation and transfer of the evacuated territories will be de- termined by the plenipotentiaries of the interested parties.
 "Article IV.-The diplomatic and consular relations between the con- tracting parties will be entered upon immediately after the ratification of the peace treaty. The widest possi- ble admittance of the respective par ties to consluls is to be reserved for a special agreement.
 "Article VI.-The respective pris- !ties mutually renounce the reimburse ment of their war costs-that is to say the state expenditure for carry- ing on the war, as well as indemnifi- cation for damages. that is to say those damages suffered by them and their subjects in the war. as through military measures. including all re- I