Arizona republican., 1919-05-08

land and Danzig, while Poland shall grant free passage from East Prussia. to Germany.
 The northeastern corner of East Prussia, about Memel, is to be ceded by the associated powers, the former agreeing to accept the settlement made, especially as regards the nationality of the inhabitants.
 Danzig.-Danzig and the district i'm mediately about it is to be constituted into the free city of Danzig," under the guarantee of the league of nations. A high commissioner appointed by the league and president at Danzig shall draw up constitution in agreement with the duly appointed representatives of the city. and shall deal in the first instance with all differences arising between the city and Poland. The actual boundaries of the city shall be delirnited by commission appointed within six months from the peace and to include three representatives chosen by the allied and associated powers and one each by Germany and Poland. l A convention, the terms of which shall | be fixed by the five allied and associ- ated powers shall be concluded be tween Poland and Danzig, which shall l include Danzig within the Polish GUS l toms frontiers through a free area in | the port: insure to Poland the free use l of all the city's waterways, docks and 1 other port facilities, the control and administration of the Tistula and the whole through railway systems within the city and postal, telegraphic and | telephonic communication between 1 Poland and Danzig, provide against I discrimination against Poles within the ! city and place its foreign relations and the diplomatic protection of it's citi- zens abroad in charge of Poland.
 Denmark and Germany Frontier Fixed Denmark. = The frontier between l Germany and Denmark will be fixed by the self determination of the popu- lation. Ten days from the peace, Ger man troops and authorities shall evac- uate the region north of the line run ] ming from the mouth of the Sichlei south of Kappel Schleswig and Fried richstadt, along the Elder to the Nortf sea, south of Tonning; the worl1Inen'. and soldiers councils shall be dissolved and the territory administered by al international commission of five, O
 whom Norway and Sweden shall be in.
 vited to name two.
 The commission shall insure a ire,
 and secret vote in three zones. Tha
 between the German-Danish frontie
 and line running south of the islant
 of Alsen, north of FTensburg and soutl
 of Tondern, to the North sea, north 0
 the island of Sylt, will vote as a uni
 within three weeks after the evacua
 ton.
 Within five weeks after this vote tn
 second zone, whose southern boundar,
 runs from the North sea south of tn
 island of Fehr to the Baltic, south 0
 Sygum, will vote by communes. Tw
 weeks after that vote the third zon running to the limit of evacuation als
 vii vote by communes. The interna
 tional commission will then draw new frontier on the basis of these pleb
 iscftes and with due regard for geo graphical and economic conditions
 Germany will renounce all sovereignt , over territories north of this line, i i favor of the associated government
 who will hand them over to Denmark
 Helgoland.-The Qualifications, mili ! tary establishments and harbors of tn
 islands of Helgoland and Dune are {
 be destroyed under the supervision ( | the allies by German labor and at Ger
 many's expense. They may not be re
 constructed for any similar fortifica , tions built in the future.
 Russian Territories Independent ,I Russia---GerTnany agrees to respet I as permanent and inalienable the inde pendency of all territories which wer s part of the former Russian empire, { accept the abrogation of the Brest f Ltovsk and other treaties entered int , with the maximalist government (
 Russia, to recognize the full force of a treaties entered into by the allied an o associated powers with states whie . were part of the former Russian en a pire, and to recognize the frontiers g . determined thereon. The allied and as Q soeiated powers formally reserve tE d right of Russia to obtain restitutio
 and reparation of the principles of il 6 present treaty.
 < German Rights Outside Europe
 Outside Europe, Germany renounces Q 4 rights. titles and privileges as to ht
 own or her allies territories to all Il o allied and associated powers, and UT 4 dertakes to accept whatever measure :, are taken by the five allied powers q relation thereto.
 Colonies and overseas possessions
 Germany renounces in favor of the al
 lied and associated powers her over e seas possessions with all rights an = titles therein. All movable and i'm
 movable property belonging to tf "a German empire or to airy German stat b shall pass to the government exercis 9 ing authority therein. These eoverr
 ments may make whatever provision Ia seem suitable for the patriation o German nationals and as 10 the cor 4 ditions on which German subjects Ia European origin shall reside, ho Ia property, or carry on business. Gel
 many undertakes to pay reparation ft damages suffered by French nationa o In the Cameroons or it's frontier Zon ss through the acts of German ciVili military authorities and Of individu 70 Germans from January 1, 1900, to Al Id gust l, 1914 Germany renounces q Ia rights under the convention Of il e fourth of November. 1911. anc tweut. ninth September. 1912. and undertak ,o to pay to France in accordance with [ |, estimate presented and approved - the repatriation commission all d
 posits. credits, advances etc, therel
 secured. Germany undertakes to a
 cept and observe any provisions by Il
 allied and associated powers as to q
 trade in arms and spirits in Africa
 well as to tho general act o1 Berlin
 1885, and the general act of Brusss
 Of 1890. Diplomatic protection 10 il
 habitaants of former German coloni
 is to be given by the governments e.
 erciSino authority