Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-08

! \ high commissioner appointed by tn,
league and president az Danztg shal
draw NJ "a constitution in aErecmeu,
j with the dur appointed representa-
tiveS Of the cit" and shall deal 10 lhO
first instance with all difference.
arising between the cit" and Poland
! The actual boundaries of the city shall
! he deiimited by a commission aupoinf
| ed within six months from the peace
and to include three representative.
! chosen - the allied and associated
! powers and one each ry Germany and
! Poland.
| \ convention, the terms Of which
| shall be fixed ~ the five allied and
/ associated powers, shall be concluded
! between Poland and DanZig. which
shall include Dan2ig within the Po-
! lish customs frontiers. through a free
area in the port; insure to Poland the
! free use of al! the city's waterways
docks and other mort facilities; the
/ control and administration of the Wis
| tula and the whole through railwag
systems within the city. and postal
/ topographic and telephone cormuni-
| cation between Poland and pln2ig:
lprovidc against discri mination against
! Poles within the cit. and place its
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protection of its citizens abroad in
charge of Poland.
Denmark to Gain.
Denmark - The frontier between
Germany and Denmark VIII he fixed
by the self-determination Of the pop
Iulation. Ten days from the peace,
German troops and authorities shall
evacuate the region north OF the line
south of kappel. SchlesWig and Fried
dichstart alone the Elder to the North
sea south II TonninE, the Workmen's
and soldiers councils shall be dis
solved; and the territory administered
by an international commission Of
five, Of whom Norway and Sweden
shall be invited to name two.
The commission shall insure a free
and secret vote in three zones. This
between the German Danish frontier
and n line running south of the island
lot Alsen, north of Flensburg ana south
Of Tondern to the North sea north of
the island of Sylt will vote as uult
within three weeks after the evacua-
ton, Within five weeks after this vote
the second zone, whose southern
boundary runs from the North sea
south of the island of Fchr to the
Baltic south Of Sygum, will vote bg
comm uheH' Two weeks attef ltlai vote
tle lhlfd zone running TO IN" mint OF
evacuation also VIII vote by com
lnuheS. me ihtorhat'ohal c"lNnll@-
SION VIII lhan ara" ne" FRONTIER on
me raSiA OF tileSe PIFplSci'eS ana WIN
aue regard Tor EeoSTaph'caI ana econ
ohllc conditions Germany VIII re-
nounce all sovereignty over territories
north of This line in favor of tbl a -
So''f'ed governments VINO Will hanj
Ihem over to Dem ARK
lleligoiand to BE Dismantlcd
Hehgoland-The Notifications. mill
itary establishments and harbors OF
the islands Of Heligoland and Dune
are to be DESTROYED under the sIpcr-
V sion of the allies by German lau0r
anC at Germany's expense. Ttrv may
not he reconstructed for any almjnr
Qualifications built in the @uturp.
3pssia-Germany agree 20 respect
as permanent and inalicnablp the IN
GCrendenCy o: an territories which
were part II the former Russ Al en-
r!re, to accept the abroga .iDl # he
Bre St LitoVSk and Other reatiss ,n-
tered into with he maXimplst govern
ment of Russia. to recognize the fun
force of all treaties entered into by the
allied and associated powers with
-, states which We're a part of the former
Russian empire, and to recognize the
Frontiers as determined thereon. The
allied and associated po,,crs formally
reserve The right of Russia 10 obtain
estiiutiOn anG PREPARATION Of the prin e.
ciples CT the present treaty.
No German Colonies.
German Rights Outside EurODo-
outside Europe. Germany renounces
al rights, titles ana privileges as 20
| her own or her allies territories to all
the allied and associated powers, and
undertakes to accept whatever meas
| ures are taken bv the five allied DOW
err in relation thereto.
Colonies and Overseas Possessions
Germany renounces in favor of the
| allied and associated powers her over
seas possessions with all rights ana IT,
| lies therein. All movable and i'm
movable property belonging TO the
| herman empire or to any German
state shall pass to the government
| exercising authority therein, These
| governments may make whatever pro-
visions seem suitable for the repatrl-
| alton of German nationals and as 10
| he conditions on which German sub
| iects of European origin shall reside,
| hold property, or carry ON business
! Germany undertakes to pay repara-
| ton for damages suffered by French
| nationals in the Cameroons or its
| frontier zone through the acts of Ger
| nan civil or military authorities and
| If individual Germans from the first
| Of January 1900, to first of August
ga Germany renOunces all rights
| under the convention of the fourth of