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to which they would be entitled under
the said conventions
Poland further agrees on conditions
of reciprocity to recognise and protect
all rights in any industrial, literary or
artistic property belonging to the ma
tionals of the allied and associated
States now in force or which but for
the war would have been In force In
any part of her territories before their
transfer to Poland. For such purposes
they will accord the extensions OF time
agreed to in Articles 307 and sos of the
treaty with Germany
Annex
Photographic and radio telegraphio
conventions:
international Telegraphic Convention
signed at St Petersburg July 10 to 81
1875.
Regulations and tariffs drawn up by
the International Telegraph Conference
signed at Lisbon June IL, 1908.
International Radio Telegraphic Con-
vention. July 5. 1919.
Railway conventions:
| Conventions and agreements signed
at Bern on October IA, 1890: September
| 40. 1S93 July 16, 1898: 1897. and Sep
| TENDER 10, 1905, and the current supple
mentary provisions made under those
conventions.
Agreement Of May Is. 1885. regard
ing the sealing Of railway trucks sub
ject TO custom inspections. and protocol
OF May Is, 1907.
| Agreement of May Is. 1886. regard
! ing the technical Standardization OF
railways, as modified on May Is. 1907.
SANITARY convention:
Convention of December 8, 1908.
| "Other conventions:
| Convention of September 26. 1906
for the suppression OF night work fol
| women.
| Convention of September 26. 1905
for the suppression of the use OF white
phosphorus in the manufacture oi
matches
Conventions Of May IS. 1904. and
May I. 1910. regarding the suppression
| OF the white slave traffic.
| Convention of May I, 1910, regard
ing the suppression OF obscene publica-
tons.
international conventions OF Paris o.
March 20. 1883. as revised at Washing
ton IN 1911. for the protection of indus
trial property.
international convention OF Bern o
September .. 1885, revised at Berlin OF
November 10. 1908. and completed b,
the additional protocol signed at Beri
on MdrCn ~, lglA, lot ING pEOlcStioh "
literary and artistic works.
| Annex IL.
Agreement of Madrid OF April IA
1891. for the prevention OF false indica
lions of origin of goods, revised a
Washington in 1911, and agreement
Madrid OF April IA, 1891. for the inter
national registration OF trade marks
revised at Washington in 1911.
Article 20. All rights and priv
leges accorded by the foregoing article
to the allied and associated States shal
be accorded equally to all State mem
bers of the League OF Nations.
Tho present treaty OF which IN
French and English texts are botn Gu
thentic. shall be ratified. 1t shall com
into force at the same time as the treat
OF peace with Germany.
"The deposit of rathcations shall b
. made at Paris.
Powers OF which the seat OF the gov
eminent is outside Europe will be en-
titled merely to inform the Governmer
OF the French Republic through thel
; diplomatic representative at Parts tina
l their ratification has been given. !
I that case they must transmit the instru
ment OF ratification as soon as possible
D "A proces-verbal Of the deposit {
ratifcations will be drawn up
, The French Government will trans
Q nit to all the signatory Powers a cert
! fed COPY OF the proces-verbal of tho dt
3 post OF ratihcations.
\ Article 81 Poland agrees to RI
l sumo responsibility for such proportlo
r OF the Russian public debt and otht
i Russian public liabilities OF any kind 4
may be assigned to her under a speci;
I convention between the principal allie
D and associated Powers on the one han
. and Poland on the other. to be prepare
by a commission appointed by the aboN
= States. In the event OF the commisSio
i not arriving at an agreement the pojl
D at issue shall be referred for immedia'
IarhItrat ton to the League of Nations
"In faith whereof the above name
; plenipotentiaries have signed the prtsei
treaty.
Done at Versailles in single COZ
which will remain deposited IN the a
II chves OF the French Republic, and
which authenticated copies wll! be tran
mitted to each of the signatory Powers