The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-15
BOSCHES RECEIVE
TREATY OF PEACE
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gersburg, thence the northern boun-
Diary of Oletsko to its junction with the
present frontier, and the second in the
area comprising the circles Stuhm and
Rosenburg and the parts of the circles
Of Marienburg and Marienwerder east
of the Vistula.
The northeastern corner of East
Prussia about Memel to be ceded by
Germany to the associated powers, the
former agreeing to accept the settle
ment made, especially regards the
nationality of the inhabitants
Danzig-Danzig and the district i'm
mediately about it is to be constituted
tnto the free city of DanZig" under
The guarantee of the League of Ma
tions. high commissioner appointed
by the league and president at DanziE
ment with the duly appointed repre-
sentatives of the city
Denmark-The frontier between Ger
many and Denmark win be fixed by
ition. Ten days from the peace Ger
man troops and authorities shall evac-
nate the region north of the line run
south of Kappel. Schleswig and Fried
Tichstadt along the Nider to the North
sea south of ronning; the Workmen's
and Soldiers Council shall be dis
solved; and the territory administered
by an international commission of five
OF whom Norway and Sweden shall be
invited to name two.
Helgoland-The Qualifications mill
tary establishments and harbors of the
islands of Helgoland 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 for any similar fortifica-
tions built in the future.
Russfa-Germany agrees to respect
dependency of all territories which
We're part of the former Russian em-
pire, to accept the abrogation of the
Brest -Litovsk and other treaties en-
rar nj n wi ha VII lt~t
ment of Russia. to recognize the full
force of all treaties entered into by the
allied and associated powers with
er Russian empire, and to recognize
the frontiers as determined thereon
The. allied and associated powers
formally reserve the right of Russia
the principles of the present treaty
German Rights Outside Europe: Out
side Europe, Germany renounces all
own or her allies territories to all the
allied and associated powers, and un-
dertakes to accept whatever measures
are taken by the five allied powers IN
relation thereto.
Colonies and Overseas Possessions
Germany renounces in favor of the
allied and associated powers her over
seas possessions with all rights and a,1,
titles therein. All movable and inn
movable property belonging to the
German empire or to any German
state shall pass to the government eX-
ercising authority therein. These gov
ernments may make whatever provi-
sons seem suitable for the repatriation
of German nationals and as to the con-
ditions on which German subjects of
European origin shall reside, hold
property, OF carry on business. Ger
many undertakes to pay reparation for
damages suffered by French nationals
in the Cameroons or its frontier zone
through the acts of German civil or
military authorities and of individual
Germans from Jan. l, 1900, to Aug; 1,
1914 Germany renounces all rights
under the convention of Nov. 4. 1911,
and Sept. 20, 1912 and undertakes to
pay to France in accordance with an
the .reparation commission all deposits.
credits. advances etc, thereby Sc
cured. Germany undertakes. to accept
AND ,ad observe any provisions by the n the al,
trade in arms and spirits in Africa as
well as to the general act of Berlin of
1885, and the general act of Brussels
of former German colonies is to be
given by the governments exercising
China-Germany renounces in favor
of China all privileges and indemnities
resulting from the Boxer protocol of
1901 and all buildings, wharves, bar
racks, forts munitions or Warships,
wireless plants and other public prop
erty. except diplomatic or consular es-
Establishments in the German conces-
sions Of Tientsin and Hankow and in
Chow. and agrees to return to China,
at her own expense, all the astronomi-
cal instruments seized in 1900 and
1901. China will. however, take no
measures for disposal of German prop
erty in the legation quarter at Peking
without the consent of the powers sig
any matoyy to the Bosfr m ss araeF
China or any allied or associated gov
eminent for the internment or repatria-
ton OF her citizens in China and for
interests there since Aug. IA, 1917. She
renounces in favor of Great Britain
her state property in the British con-
cession at Canton and of France and
China Jointly of the property of the
German school in the French conces-
sion at Shanghai.
Siam = Germany recognizes that all
agreements between herself and Siam,
including the right of extra territori!
ality. ceased July 90, 1917. All German
pubic property except consular and
diplomatic premises passes without
compensation to Siam. German private
property to be dealt with in accord
ance with the economic clauses. Ger
many valves all claims against Siam
her ships liquidation of her property,
or internment of her nationals.
Liberia = Germany renounces all
rights under the international arrange
"a iSii anu IJlS IeS
IBERIA. more particularly the right to
nominate receiver of the customs and
disinterest herself in any further nego-
tiations for the rehabilitation of
Liberia.
She regards as abrogated all COM
mercial treaties and agreements be-
tween herself and Liberia and recog-
nizes Liberals right to determine the
status and conditions of the re-estab-
lishment of Germans in Liberia.
Morocco = Germany renounees aN
her rights. titles and privileges unde3