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Must Recognise Boundaries.
a,lGerman-Austria Germany recog-
q. mes the total Independence of Ger
Czech akia-Germany recognizes
me IN entire independence of the Czech
s tas; state, including the autonomous
territory ter Of the Ruthenians, south of
me Carpathians, and accepts the from
slle si OF this state as TO, be determined,
winch VIM IN the case Of the German from.
hernia in 1914 The usual stipulations
as TO acquisition and change of nation
allty follow
$, Foland-Germany cedes to- Poland
ana sl the province of West Prussia on
the left bank Of the Vistula field
penre eommiss 119 Of seyenMxee
lowers and one each representing Po-
land and Germany-shall be constituted
WITHIN Is days of the peace to delimit
lHis boundary. Such special provisions
as are necessary to protect racial, lin
gulstlc or religious minorities and to
project freedom Of transit and equit-
able treatment of commerce of other
nations shall be laid down in sub
sequent treaty between the five Allied
ana Associated Powers and Poland.
East Prussian Line Drawn.
East Prussia, the southern and east
ern frontier of East Prussia as sucing
(Word obscure) Poland is to be fixed by
pleblscites the first in the regency of
Of East Prussia and the northern from
tier OF Regierungsbesirk Allenstein,
IRON where it meets the boundary be-
junction with the boundary between
the circles of Oletsko and Augersburg,
thence the northern boundary of Alets-
frontier. and the second in the area
comprising the circles Of Stuhm and
Rosenburg and the parts of the circles
81 Mariensburg and Marienwerder east
In each case German troops and au
thorities will move out within Is days
OF the peace and the territories be
sion Of five members appointed by the
five Allied and Associated Powers, with
f ffeo particular er duty of arranging for
free, fair and secret vote. The COM
mission will report the results of the
plebiscites to the five powers with a
Recommendation for the boundary and
will terminate it's work as soon as the
boundary has been laid down and the
new authorities settup
Given Access to Vistula.tsg
The five Allied and Associated Pow
East Prussia full and equitable access
to and use Of the Vistula. A subse
quent convention of which the terms
VII! pc liked by the five Allied and AS
Soclated Powers, will be entered into
between Poland, Germany and Danzig,
to assure suitable railroad communica-
right. bank of the Vistula between Po-
Z land and DanZig, 3while POLAND shall
grant free passage from East Prussia
to Germany. ~
The northeastern corner of East
Prussia about Memel is to be ceded by
germany to the Associated Powers, the
term agreeing t. aecept the settle
nationality of the ,inhabi
Danzig-Danzig and the district i'm
m me s.t about to&be constituted into
guarantee of the League Of Nations.
A high commissioners appointed by the
league and president at Danzig shall
draw up a constitution in agreement
with the duly appointed representatives
of the city and shall deal in the first
instance with all differences arising be-
tual boundaries Of the city shall be de-
limited by a commission appointed
: within six months from the peace and
by the Allied and Associated Powers
and one each by Germany and Poland.
Poland Given Facilities.
shan Se 8ed BY thf the ve IF and
Associated Powers shall be concluded
between Poland and Danzig which shall
include Danzig within the Polish Gus
toms frontiers, though a free area in
the port, insures to, Poland the. free use
of all the city's waterways, docks and
other !port facilities, the control and
whole through railway systems within
the city. and postal telegraph and tele-
phonic communication between Poland
and Danzig provide against discrimina-
place its foreign relations and the dip
lomatic protection of it's citizens abroad
in charge of Poland
many and Denmark will be fixed by the
Tn days from The peace German
the region north Of the line running
from the mouth of the Schlei south Of
Kappel Schlesvig and .Friedrichstadt,
of Tonning; the workmens' and SOL
diers' councils shall be dissolved and
the territory administered by an inter-
Norway and Sweden shall be invited to
name two.
Free. Secret Vote Insured.
The commission shall insure free
and secret vote in thEee zones That
and line running south of the island
Of Alsen, north of Flensburg and south
Of Todern to the North Sea north Of
within three weeks after the evacua-
ton. Within five weeks after this vote
the second zone, whose southern boun-
Diary, runs from the North Sea to south
Of the island of Fiber to the Baltic
south Of Sygum, will vote by COM
munes. Two weeks after that vote the
II
evacuation also will vote by communes.
The international commission will then
draw a new frontier on the basis of
these plebiscites and with due regard
for geographical and economic condi-
tons. Germany will orenounce all SOW
ereignty over territories north of this
line in favor of the associated govern
ments, who will hand them over to
Denmark.
Heligoland-The fertilization, mill
tary establishments and harbors of ~the
islands of Heligoland and Dune are to
be destroyed under the supervision OF
the Allies by German labor and at Ger
many's expense. They. may not be re-
constructed nor any similar fortifica-
ton built in the future.
Glands OFF In Russia"
Russia-Germany agrees to respect
as permanent and inalienable the indie
tendency of all territories which were
part of the former Russian empire, to
accept the abrogation of the Brest-
sLitovsk and other treaties entered into
with the Maximaliste government of
Russia, to recognize the full force OF
all treaties entered into by the Allied
and Associated Powers with states
(which were part of the former Rus
sian empire, and to recognize the from
tiers as determined thereon. The Allied
and Associated Powers formally reserve
the right of Russia to obtain restitu-
ton and reparation of the principles Of
the present treaty.
Germany Renounces Colonies.