The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-12

than France and Germany. The league
viii appoint a member OF the commission
commission The commission VIII have
All powers OF government formerly be-
longing TO the German empire. Prussia
and Bavaria. will administer the railroads
and other public services and have fun
power 70 interpret the treaty clauses The
local courts win continue but subject TO
After ffteen years a plebiscite viii be
held oy communes 10 ascertain the de-
sires or the population as TO continuance
OF the existing regime under the league OF
nations. union with France or union with
Germany.
Section Four-European Political
Glasses.
GERMAN AUSTRIA-Germamy rec
ogniHea the total Independence OF Ger
man Austria Am the boundaries traced
CZECHO-SLOVAKI rec
Czecho-Slovak state. Including the au-
tonomous territory OF the Ruthenians
south OF the CarpathIans and accepts
termined. which in the case OF the Ger
man frontier shall follow the frontier
or Bohemia In 1914; The usual stipu-
nationality follow.
POLAND-Germany cedes to Poland the
greatest part up upper Siesia, Posen and
the province CT West Prussia, on the left
bank Of the Vistula- A field boundary
commission OF seven-hve representing
the allied and associated powers and one
each representing EOlanQ ana GERMANY
shall be constituted within Is days OF the
peace To deltmtt this boundary. Such
special provisions as are necessary to
protect racial, linguistic or religious MI
norities and TO protect freedom OF tran
sit and equitable treatment OF commerce
or other nations shall be laid down In a
subsequent treaty between the I'VE allied
and associated powers and Poland
EAST PRUSSIA-The southern and the
eastern frontier OF East Prussia ~ 20 be
gency of AIienstein between the south
ern frontier Of East Prussia and the
northern frontier Of ReKierungsbesirlx
boundary between East and West Prus-
STA to its junction with the boundary be-
tween the circles OF Oletsko and Augers-
burg. thence the northern boundary of
Oletsko 70 its junction with the present
frontier. and the second I'm the area COM
prising the circles OF Stuhm and Rosen-
rienburg and Marienwerdef east of the
Nistula-
In each case German troops and au-
thortttes Will move out within Is days OF
the peace and the territories be placed
under an international commission OF ave
members appointed by the i've allied and
duty OF arranging a free. fair and secret
vote. The commission VIII report the re-
suits Of the plebiscites to the i've powers
with a recommendation for the boundary
and will terminate it's work as coon as
the boundary has been laid down and the
new authorities set up.
will draw up regulations assuring East
Prussia full and equitable access 10 and
use OF the Vistula. A subsequent con-
by the I'VE allied and associated powers,
viii be entered into between Poland.
Germany and Danzig. TO assure suitable
territory on the right bank OF the Vistula
between Poland and Danzig, while Poland
shall grant free passage from East Prus-
The northeastern corner of East Prus-
STA about Memel is to be coded by Ger
many TO the associated powers, the for
made. especially as regards the nation
ality Of the Inhabitants.
DANZIG-Danzig and the district i'm
mediately about II Is to be constituted
guaranty OF the league of nations.
high commissioner appointed by the
league and resident at Danzig shall draw
up a constitution in agreement with
the city and : shall deal in the first
instance with all differences arising be-
tween the city and Poland The actual
boundaries of the city shall be delimited
by a commission appointed within six
three representatives chosen by the allied
and associated powers and one each by
Germany and Poland.
A convention. the terms OF which shall
be fixed by the i've allied and associated
powers, shall be concluded between Po-
land and Danzig. which shall include Dan
GmF
though free area I'm the port; insure to
Poland the free use Of all the ctty's
waterways, docks and other port facflt-
ties, the control and administration of the
Vistula and the whole through railway
systems within the city. and postal. tele-
graph and telephone communication be-
discrimination against Poles within the
city and place It's foreign relations and
the diplomatic protection OF its citizens
abroad in charge OF Poland
frontier hQfWoan
many and Denmark VIII be fixed by the
self-determination Of the population Ten
authorities shall evacuate the region
north OF the line running from the mouth
Of the Schlei. south OF Kappel. Schleswtg
and Frfedrschstadt, along the Elder 70
the North sea, south Of Tonning; the
workmen's and soldiers council shall be
dissolved, and the territory administered
OF whom Norway and Sweden shall be In
vited TO name two.
HELGOLAND. - The fOrtiaeatiOns,
military establishments and harb0rs Of
the islands OF HeIgoland and Dune are
90 he destroyed under the supervision
Of the allies by German Labor and at
reconstructed for any similar fortfnca-
ton built Am the future.
RUSSIA--Germany agrees 10 respect
as permanent and inaIienabIe the indie
tendency OF all territories which were
part OF the former Russian empire. 10
Litovsk and other treaties entered into
with the Maximalist government OF
Russia, to recognize The full force OF
all treaties entered into by the allied
and associated powers with states
which were part Of the former Rus
sian empire and TO recognize the from
tiers as determined thereon The al
lied and associated powers formally re-
serve the right OF Russia to obtain res
titution and reparation Of the prfncf-
Piles of the present treaty
Section FiVe-German Rights Outside
Europe
Outside Europe Germany renounces
all rights. titles and privileges as to
her own or her allies territories 10 all
the allied and associated powers. and
undertakes to accept whatever meas
ures are taken by the I'VE allied pow
ers In relation thereto.
COLONIES AND OVERSEAS POS
SESSIONS-Germany renOunces I'm fla
vor Of the allied and associated powers
her overseas possessions with all rights
and titles therefn- All movable and
immOvable property belonging 10 the
German empire or 90 any German
state shall pass 20 the government ex-