The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-07
THE Topeka DAILY STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENING.

German legislation will remain the. bas:s
modification after consulting local rep
resentative assembly which it will organ
ize. 1t will have the taxing power nut for ,,r
approved by this assembly.
Protect German Labor.
Labor legislation will consider the
wishes of the local labor organizations, and
the labor program of the league. French
and other labor may be freely utilized.
the former being free TO belong to French
unions. All rights acquired as 70 pens ons
and social insurance will be maintained by
Germany and the Saar commission
There will be no military service but
The people will preserve their local assem-
blies. religious liberties, schools and
sembIies. Thev will keep their present
| nationality except so rdr as individuals
m every ay with res so te
| their property
Under French Custom Laws
The territory will form part of the
| French customs system with no export tax
on coal and metallurgical products go ng
| to Germany nor on German products ell
! tering the basin anu for five years no i'm
| port duties on products of the basin going
| to Germany German products coming
| into the basin for lo~fl consumption.
French money may circulate without re-
PIeo:scite in Is Years.
| After fifteen years plebiscite will be
| held by communes to ascertain the desires
sHI pa;,,a unlnr the To-" trne of
| tons. union with France or union with
| TO all 'inbabitants over twenty resident
therein ut the signature. Taking into aee
count the opinions thus expressed the
| In any norton restored 70 Germany' the
| German government must buy the French
mines at an appraised valuation II the
! price is not paid within SIN months there
| after. this portion pa sseS finally to France.
| II Germany buys PACK the mines the
league VIII determine now mucn OF the coal
| Recognizes Austrian Freedom.
| .SEf-rToN. i GERMAN AI-STRfA-Cer-
! Of a,erman-Austria in the boundaries
| tracod
F"CZECHO- SIOyAEIA-Germanv recop
nizes The entire independenre of the
| TZo,.Io SIovst se.ta inrIAdin@ tho an
! tonomons tarri+orv of the Rutbenfans
som4h nf +he Topna+bians and atcants the
.hih ia tho '4..S s "a cornnon fro'.tiar sh II
foIiaw ~ The frontier Of Rnhamia ;n 1914
Grants to Poland.
AND-tiermaiy eetles to Poland the
the province of West PRUSSIA on the left OF
the Vistula. A field boundary commits
sion of seven. five representing the allied
and associated powers and one each repre-
sentfng Poland and Germany, shall be
| constituted within fifteen days of the
| peace to determine this boundary. Suci
| special provisions as are necessary to pro
tect racial, linguistic or religious minorities
pnu prolect Iteettonl ol translt anu anu eqult
aple tItaInhThl % c9iluiel =. VI oSneI nsi
mons shali ne iaid uoWH III subsequent
treaty petWeen the iNe tlieu anu as
soc1ated powers ana HoIand.
EASt IfC SSIA-lhe southern ahe
eastern Ironuer OF faSt ITussla ana folahe
is TO ne IlNed by pieplscltes-
Huns Must Withdraw Troops.
"In zach case German troons and autbar
i+ios viii ,noTso NM u-ithin fiftoan la q
tho noala ia +bo tarritnrias ~ ,i.oa4y ~,
dnr IN in ' comnissian of fir
members annnintad Nv The five allied ne
| Sociafed Movers with the narticuiar dnt,
Of trimming for free. fair and secre
vote T5e eommission viii reoort the re
1ith reroriimendstion for ~ tho boppUTor
,,d iii +o,iIi,t III r"t he "S Snn,,
the h"nndarv baS bean Laid 1o"n wi +h
- "'Itinrittia ,at ~, nv e. ME
ny i+ - So ~: Pin t e tei ~
anu 1893 80 p ne IN M
eGnitobIe aIcaSs tn and nse of TIC VIZ
tgia ,mhsonnon+ 'anrantio~ o ~ r.hi =,
nc +orrnS Lii he fixod Nv +ba fi,-o niiio,
omd aSsnciotad nou-ors Yin ho 'nntoro,
hnt,,-ao,, pniandT fSarman,, IVA Iisnri~ !,
aSs,,ra c,,i+atia'' roiir"ai Observation-Disclosures Ia,
rt t,on,a, +orrit- W, ~ IL IN 80
I f ~ Tis+,,in hata.oo Ja,,nd 81 10
IL -hi1n pnl,nI Sbn1, rnnt fron ,ran
i So 80, 1Ie+ p,,sia = Gnr,,,n,. P
, S" ..JT, - 4 - , -. re 49, Ds
M ioi HIf " 81 VI a+aoS l ~ un