Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-08

munities, such as Southwest Africa and the South Pacific islands, will be ad- ministered under the laws of the man. datory as integral portions of it's tel ritory. In every case the mandatory will render an annual report, and the degree of it's authority will be de- fined.
 Duties of MnndatorIes Defined
 GENERAL INT ERNA T IONAI PROVISIONS Subject to and in ac- cordance with the provisions of inter- national conventions existing or here after to be agreed upon, the members of the league will in general endeavor through the international organiza- tion established by the labor conven- tion to secure and maintain fair con ditions of labor for men, women and cildren in their own countries and other countries, and undertake to se- cure just treatment of the native in habitants of territories under their control; they will entrust the league with the general supervision over the execution of agreements for the sup pression of traffic in women and chil- dren, etc., and the control of the trade in arms and ammunition with coun- tries in which control is necessary; they will make provision for freedom of communications and transit and equitable treatment for commerce of all members of the league. with spe- cial reference to the necessities of
 regions devastated during the war;
 and they will endeavor to take steps for international prevention and con
 reaus and commissions already estab- l lished will be placed under the league,
 as well as those to be established in | the future,
 | AMENDMENTS TO THE COVE
 NANP-Amendment to the covenant will take effect when ratified by the council and by a majoritf of the assembly.
 Slices Cut From Germany BOUNDARIES OF GERMANY Y- Germany cedes to France, Alsace LOT Iraine, five thousand six hundred
 square miles, and to Belgium two small districts between ILuxemburg
 and Holland, totalling nine hundred
 and eighty-nine square miles. She
 also cedes to Poland the southeastern | tip of Silesia beyond and including
 Oppelin, most of Posen llnd WesI: Prussia, twenty-seven thousand six
 hundred and eighty-six square miles, East Prussia being isolated from the
 main body by a. part of Poland. She
 loses sovereignty over the northeast
 ern,most tip of East Prussia, forty | square miles north of the river Me
 mel, and the internationalized areas
 about Danzig seven hundred and ltwenty-nine square miles, and the basin of the Saare, seven hundred and
 thirty-eight square miles between the western border of the Rhenish pala- tinate of Bavaria and the southeast corner of Luxemburg The Danzig
 area consists of the V between the Nogat and Vis:ula rivers made a w
 by the addition of similar V on the
 west, including the city of Danzig. The southeastern third of East Prus- | sia and the area between East Prus-
 sia and the Vistula north of latitude 1 53, degrees 3 minutes, is to haverits nationality determined by popular
 vote, five thousand seven hundred
 and eighty-five miles as is to be the
 case in part of Schleswig. two thou
 sand seven hundred and eighty-seven | square miles.
 Bedeium Treaties Abroeated | BELGIUM-Germany is to consent to the abrogation of the treaties of | 1889 by which Belgium was establish