Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

uarE or OletSko to its junction with
the present frontier. and the second
IN the area comprising the circles of
Stuhm and Rosenberg and the ports
OF the circles of Maricnburc and Mar
icnwcrder, cast OF the Nistula
In each case German troops and au-
tnoritieS Will move out within fifteen
Gays or the peace and the territories
be placed under an international com
mission OF five members appointed BY
the hvo allied and associated powers
with the particular duty of arranging
Tor n free. fair and secret vote The
commission Will report the results OF
the plebiscitcs TO the five powers with
resommemdation for the houn-
Diary and will terminate It's work as
soon as the boundary has been la id
down and the new authorities set up
Gives East Prussia Access to NistuIa.
The i've allied and associated pow
East Prussia fun and equitable ar-
cess to and use or the Nistula. A
SUBSEQUENT convention. Of which tho
and associated powers. will be en-
tered into between Poland, Germany
ana DanziE. 10 assure suitable rail
territory on the right bank OF the
Nistula between Poland and Dauzig.
while Poland shall grant free pas
The northeastern corner OF East
Prussia about Mcneil is to lie coded
ny Germany to the associated powers.
the former agreeing TO accept the SET
the nationality of the inhabitants
"Frce city or DnnzIE."
nan%is IDanziS and the district i'm
mediaie about Is 20 be constituted
the guarantee Of the league OF nations
y high commissioner appointed by the
League and president Ut Danzig shall
draw up a constitution in agreement
Win the duly appointed representa-
ives OF the city and shall deal in tho
hrst instance with all differences arts
/, A. NM "a.
actual boundaries OF the city Shall
nc de!imited by ii commission appoint
co "ithin SIX months from the peace
chosen by the allied and associated
powers and one each by Germany and
Poland
shall he fixed by the i've allied and
associated powers, Shall be concluded
s Between en- Poland and panzlg, which
snaii INCLUDE Danzis. Within the Polish
IN the port; insure to Poland tho free
use OF All the citE's waterways, docks
the whole through railway systems
, WYNN n,d the city and postal. telesraphic
Poland and DanziG. provide AGAINST
discrimination against Poles within
me city and place it's foreign rela-
lions and the diplomatic protection
OF it's citizens abroad in charge Of
Poland.
Plcbiscite As TO Danish Claims.
Denmark-1he frontier between
Germany and Denmark will he tixed by
the SELF determination OF the popula
ton. Ten days from the peace. Ger
man troops arid authorities shall cvac-
uate me region north of the line run
south OF kappel. Schlcswig and Fried
richstadt along the Elder 10 the North
sea sea son in Of Tonnina; the workmens
solved and the territory administered
BY an international commission Of nvc.
nl whom Norway and Sweden shall
De invited to name Two.
The commission shall insure a free
anu secret Vote in three zones. That
between the Gcrman-Danish frontier
ana a line running south of the island
or iondcrn To the North Sea, north
OF the Island Of Sylt. Will vote as unit
WITHIN three weeks after tho evacua-
.ioh, WITHIN five weeks after this vote
GARY runs from the North Sea south
OF The Island OF Fehr 10 the Baltic
south OF Sygum, will vote by COM
inunes. Two weeks after that vote
the third zone running to the limit of
evacuation also will vote by communes.
,,a ne international commission will
o oFen ara" new frontier on the basis
OF these plcbiscites and with due re-
gard Tor geogra phical and economic
conditions Germany will renounce all
Soy sho,neTIeignty over territories north OF
GrhhichtS, VINO Will hand them over TO
Denmark ~
Destroy Hcisoland Forts.
Hcleoiand--'The fortifications. MILL
tar% establishments and harbors or
me islands of lielgoland and Dune are
70 ne destroyed under tho supervision
on 'he allies by German labor and al
Germany expense. They may not he
Reconstructed nor any similar forth
cations built in the future.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ra,ornon. m -,
iisAts: iitlts ana privileges unt.: me
act OF AIseciras and the E-anco-Ger-
iiihh agreements OF 1909 an! 1912 and
unhef all treaties and arrangements
win the Sheridan empire. She under
taxes not TO intervene in any neeo-
r!dtions as 20 Morocco between
france and other powers, accepts ali
INC consequences OF the French pro-
ttctorate and renounces the capitula-
TONS, the Shcrlfian government shall
have complete liberty of action in re-
gard 10 German nationals, and all
German protected persons shall be
SUBJECT 10 the common law.
All movable and immovable German
property, including mining rights, may