The Snowflake herald., 1919-05-23

nlcy penerIL, ana or cnlIQren as regards
minimum age.
Labor Clauses-Nine principles of
labor conditions were recognized on
the ground that the well-being phys
zeal and moral, of the industrial wage
eafnefs IS Of supreme international i'm
poftance. With exceptions necessi-
! Iated by differences of climate habits
and economic development, they in
Gluue The guiding principle that Ia
Dor should not be regarded merely as
9 compod1ty or article of commerce;
FlghL OF association of employers and
employees; wage adequate to main
tam reasonable standard of life: the
elsht-hour day or forty eight hour
Iy-Iouf hours, which should include
sunday wherever practicable; abolition
OF child labor and assurances Of the
continuation of the education aud
proper physical development Of chill
ufeni equal pay for equal work as be-
tween men and women: euuitahIe
dTeat at tnent ll or all workers lawfully resi-
dent therein, including foreigners: and
a system of inspection in which women
should take part.
Guarantees; Western Europe-Ger-
man territory to the west of the Rhine
together with the bridgeheads. will he
occupied by allied and associated
troops for fifteen years. If the condi-
tons are faithfully carried out by
the br1dgehead of Cologne will he
evacuated at the expiration of five
years; certain other districts inclnd
/ ing the bridgehead of Coblenz and the
territories nearest the Belgium from
tier, Will be evacuated after ten years
and the remainder, including the
brldgehead of Mainz, will be evacuated
AFTER Ilfteen years. In case the inter-
allled feparatlon commission finds that
Germany has failed to observe the
whole or part of her obligations either
during the occupation or after the fif-
teen years have expired. the whole or
part of the areas specified will be re-
occupied Immediately If before the ex
plration of the fifteen years Germany
complies seil with all the treaty under
withdrawn Immediately.
Eastern Europe-All German troops
! aat present IN territories to the east of
6ne ne new afitoa frontier shall 5fturn as
ments deem wise. Tht 5hre to abstain
from all requisitions and are in no way
TO interfere with measures for national
defense taken by the government cnp
cerned.
Miscellaneous-Ger agrees to
recognize the full validity of the treat
les of peace and additional conventions
70 pc concluded by the allied and assoc
2lated powers with the powers allied
With Germany to agree to the deci-
sions to be taken as to the territories
or austria Hungary, Bulgaria and Tur-
key, and to recognize the new states
in the frontiers to be fixed for them
Germany agrees not to put forward
any pecuniary claims against any al
lied or associated power signing the
present treaty based on events pre-
vious to the coming into force of the
treaty.
Germany accepts all DEGREES as to
German ships and goods made by any
allied or associated prize court The
allies reserve the right to examine al.
decisions of German prize courts. The
present treaty, of which the French
and English texts are both authentic.
shall be ratified and the depositions
I IF notifications made in Paris as soon
Is possible. The treaty is to become
Effective in all respects for ca h power
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