The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-05-16

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Preamble to Peace Treaty Names
Many Nations.
! The preamble TO the peace treaty
names as parties Of the one part the
United States. the British Empire,
! France. Italy and japan. described as
the Ave allied AMI associated powers,
! and Belgium. Bolivia. Brazil. China,
i Cuba. Ecuador. Greece, Guatemala,
/ Haiti. the Hedjaz. Honduras, Liberia,
/ Nicaragua. Panama. Peru. Poland,
/ Portugal, Rumania. Serbia, Siam,
4 Cbecho- Slovaka and Urugauay, who
/ with the five above are described as
! the allied and associated powers. and
! on the other part, Germany.
From the coming into force of the
present treaty the state Of war will
/ terminate. From the moment and
subject to the provisions of this treaty
official relations with Germany, and
with each Of the German States, will
be resumed By the allied and, asso-
ciated powers.
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4 ton / of the peace treaty. which places
upon the league many specific in addi-
ton to its general duties. 1t may
question Germany at any time for a
| violation of the neutralized zone east
| of the Rhine as threat against the
worlds peace. 1t will appoint three
| Of the five members of the Saar Com
mission, oversee its regime, and carry
out the plebiscite. 1t will appoint the
High Commissioner of Danzig, guaran-
tee the independence Of the free city,
and arrange for treaties between Dam
zig and Germany and Poland.
1t will work out the mandatory sys-
TEN to be applied to the former German
colonies, ana ACT as q maj court IN
part OF the pieDiscites OF the beiglan-
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the economic ana nnancial problems.
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tablished at the seat OF the League,
which will be at Geneva.
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sentatiyes of the members of the
League, and viii meet at stated inter-
| walls. Voting will be by states Each
1 member will have one vote and not
more than three representatives.
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