Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-14

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20 be the case in part Of sleswig. 2,7a7
Ss.t s.eo<-... Boundaries.
atses the total Independence Of Ger
naee 70. IN the boundaries traced.
r. entire undergraduates Of the czech-
eIovak state. including the autonomous
tS rsi Go OF the Ruthenians. south Of
tiers OF this state as to be determined.
tier shall follow the frontier Of Bo-
! Poland aermany cedes to. Poland
ths lett Bank Of the r VISIT Vistuia us1 le ia
boundary, commission of seven-hve
Powers and one each representing Po-
within 16 days Of the peace to delimit
as are necessary to protect racial, lin
protect freedom Of transit and. equit-
nations shall be laid down in a SUB
seQuent treaty between the five Allied
and Associated Powers and Poland.
East Prus.tan Line Drawn.
East Prussia, the southern and east
ern frontier Of East Prussia as sucing
lWord obscure) Poland is to be fixed by
piIse on.t the first In the regency Of
tier Of Regierungsbesirk Allenstein,
iron tHsnn " her 1t meets the boundary be-
junction with the boundary between
thence the northern boundary Of Alets-
frontier. ana the seeon ea in ne the aSea
comprising the circles of Stuhm and
Rosenburg, and the parts of the circles
of the Vistula.
In each case German troops and au-
thorities will move out within IL days
placed under an International commits
sion OF i've members appointed by the
nve Allied and Associated Powers. with
the particular duty Of arranging for a
Tree, fair and secret vote. The COM
mission will report the results of the
plebisoitss to the five powers with a
RECOMMENDATION for the boundary and
VIII terminate Its work as soon as the
boundary has been laid down and the
new authorities set up.
me hve Allied and Associated Pow
East Prussia fun and equitable access
quent convention Of which the terms
VIII pc hxed by the five Allied and AS
SeeWeea % be entered into
to assure suitable railroad communica-
ton across German territory on the
right bank Of the Vistula between Po--
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 coded by
Germany TO the Associated Powers, the
former agreeing to accept the settle
ment made, especially as regards the
Danzlg-Danzig and the district i'm
the the 80 free city Of Danzig" under. the
high commissioner appointed by the
league and president at Danzig shall
draw up q constitution in agreement
OF the city andsshall deal in the first
instance with all differences arising be-
tween TIVE; the city and Poland: The &C.
within six months from the peace and
TO TO- 14 4Sn n three representatives chosen
and one each by Germany and Poland.
Poland Given Facilities.
shall 6e 2ed the ayn Of Whed
Associated Powers shall be concluded
between Poland and Danzig which shall
include Danzig within the Polish Gus
the port, insures to Poland the free use
OF all the city's waterways, docks and
ether 3ei port facities The control ard
whole, through railway systems within
the city. and postal telegraph and tele-
phontc communication between Poland
ton against Poles within the S city t''i and
place Its foreign relations and the dip
lomatic protection of it's citizens abroad
in charge Of Poland
gSnelfdetermination Of the population.
troops and authorities Shall evacuate
the region north of the line running
from the mouth Of the Schlei south Of
along the Elder to the North sea south
of Tonning; the workmens' and SOL
diers' councils shall be dissolved, and
the territory administered by an inter-
national commission OF five, of whom
Norway and Sweden shall be invited to
name two.
Free, Secret Vote Insured.
The commission shall insure free
ana secret vote In three zones That
between the GermanDanish frontier
Of Alsen. north of Flensburg and south
the island of Sylt will vote as a unit
within three weeks after the evacua-
ton. Within five weeks after this vote
Diary, runs from the North Sea to south
of the island of Fiber to the Baltic
n0uth Of S Sygum VIII vote by com,
evacuation also will vote by communes
The international commission will then
these plebiscites and with due regard
Tor geographical and economic condi-
tons Germany will renounce all SOW
eereignty over territories north Of this
line in favor Of the associated govern
ments, who will hand them over to
Heiigoland-The fertilization, MILL
tary esta blshments 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 fortifca-
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 the f9rmer Russian emp1e to
Litovsk and other treaties entered into
with the Maximalist government Of
Russia, to recognize the full force Of
and Associated Powers with states
which were a part of the former Rus
sian sian empire, and to recognize the from;
and Associated Powers formally reserve
the right of Russia to obtain restitu-
ton and reparatfon of the principles Of
the present treaty.
Germany Renounces Colonies.
Outside Europe, Germany renounces
all rights, titles and privileges as to her
own or her allies territories to all the
dertakes to accept whatever measures
are taken by the Allied Powers in |
relation thereto.
Germany renounces in favor Of the |
Allied and Associated Powers her over
seas possessions with all rights and |
titles therein. All movable and immov-
able property belonging to the German |
empire or to any German state shall |
pass to the government exercising au- |
thority therein. These governments |
may make whatever provisions seem |
suitable Tor the reparation of German
nationals and as to the conditions on
which German subjects Of European
origin shall reside, hold property, or
carry on business. Germany under. |
takes to pay reparation for damage SUI
Tered hY French nationals in the Cam.