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arms and HQhpr, VIII be, ufphibitel
and the construction OF military An
naval bases and the Introduction I
eomDulsufy military training VIII /
disallowed Other comMuhities, sue
as Southwest Africa and the Sout
Pacific Islands. but administered III
der the laws Of. the mandatory as Il
tegral portions Of It's territory, !
every case the mandatory viii rende
All annual report, and the degree 4
It's authority will be defined,
Labor
General International provisions
Subject to and in accordance with III
provisions of international CONVEX
tions existing or hereaftnr to b
agreed upon, the members OF TIL
league will In general endeayo
through the international organize
ton established by the labor a0nven
tion to secure and maintain fair con
ditions Of labor for men, women am
children in their own countries ans
other countries, and undertake to se
cure Just treatment on the native In
habitants OF territories under theil
control; they will intrRst the leagns
with the general supervision owe thu
execution of agreements for the sup
preston OF traffic in women and chill
dFen, etc. and the control on this
trade in arms and ammunition with
countries which make provision foK
freedom Of communication and transit
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msrce OF all members OF the league,
With special reference to the neces.
sity OF regions devastated during the
war; and they will epdeator 20 take
steps for-international prevention and
control OF disease. International bui
reaus and commissions already estab-
lished will be placed under the league,
al well as those to be established In
the future.
Amendments to the covenant:
Amendments TO the covenant will take
effect when ratified by the council
and a majority Of the assembly
The New Germany
Boundaries or Germany: Germany
cedes to France, Aisace-Lorraine
S,006 square miles and to Belgium two
squares distance between Luxembourg
and Holland totaling $3.50 square
miles. She also cedes to Poland the
southeastern tip of Silesia beyond and
Including Oppeln, most OF Posen and
West Prussia, 2T,6S6 square miles.
Prussia being isolated from the
main body by a part OF Poland. She
sovereignty over the ~northeast-
srn-most tip of East Prussia, 40
square miles north OF the river Mcneil,
and the internationaiized areas about
Danzig. 729 square miles, and the
basin of the Saar, 1888 square miles
between the western border of the
.henish Palatinate of Bavaria and
he southeast corner Of Luxembourg.
fhe Danzig ire consists or the V be-
.ween the NOgat and the Vistula
made a w by the addition Of a
v on the west including the
lily of Danzig. The southeastern
hird Of East Prussia and the area be-
keen East Prussia and the Vistula
sorth Of latitude So degrees 3 min.
ties Is to have its nationality deter
lined by a popular vote, 5,785 square
niles, as is to- be the case in part OF
sehleswig.. 2.7So square miles.
Belgium: Germany is consent to-
he abrogation Of the treaties Of 1889
y which Belgium was established as
neutral state, and to agree in adj
to any convention with which
he allied and associated powers may
determine to replace them. She u.s.
o recognize the full sovereignty Of
over the contested territory
( Meresnet and over part Of Prussian
foresnet and to renounce in favor OF
all rights of the circles Of
and Malmedy, the inhabitants
( which are to be entitled within six
to protest against this change
t sovereignty either in whole or
art, the final decision to be reserved
) the league Of nations. A commits
lon is to settle the details Of tho
and various regulations for
hange Of nationality are laid down.
luxembourg
Luxembourg: Germany Fenounces
various treaties and convention
18th the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg,
scognizes that it ceased to be a part
{ the German Nollereign from Janu-
~ list last, ~renounces all right If
solicitation Of the railroads, adheres
J the abrogation Of its neutrality and
ecepts in advance any International
greement as to It reached by the all
ed and associated powers.
Rhine
Left bank Of the Rhine: AS pro-
Ided in the military clauses Germany
i'll not maintain any notifications or
aned forces less than fifty kIlont
lers to the east OF the Rhine, hold
~ maneuvers, nor maintain any
orks to facilitate mobilization. In
lse of violation, she shall be re-
arded as committing A hostile act
the powers who sign the pres
treaty and as intending to dis
.rb the peace or the world" (.
by virtue OF the present treaty,
srmany shall be bound to respond
any request for ain explanation .
hich the council OF the league Of
atoms may think it necessary to adj
10 her.
Alsace-I-orraine
AIsace-L orraine; After the rec,
of the moral obligation TO J
pair the wrong done in 1871 byli