The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-16


 Bavaria and the southeast corner of, Luxemburg. The Dansig area consists of the V between the Nogat and Wis tula rivers. made w by the addition of similar V on the west, including the city of DanZig.
 The southeastern third of East Prus sia and the area between East Prussia and the NiStula north of latitude 53 degrees 5 minutes is to have it's ma tionality determined by popular vote, 5,785 square miles, .as is to be the case in part of Schleswig, 2,7S7 square miles.
 Belgium-Germany is to consent to tho abro4ation of the treaties of 1889 by which Belgium was established as a neutral state, and to agree in ad- vance to any convention with which the allied and associated powers may determine to replace them. Sine is to recognize the full sovereignty of Bel gium over the contested territory Of Morenet and over part of Prussian Mo- renet and to renounce in favor of Bel Gium all rights of the circles of Eupen and Malmedy. the inhabitants of which are to be entitled within six months to protest against this change of SOW ereignty. either in whole or in part the final decision to be reserved to the League of Nations.
 A commission is to settle the details of the frontier, and various reSula- tions for change of nationality are laid down.
 uNemburg-Germany renounces her various treaties and conventions with the grand duchy of LuNemburG. recog-
  German Zollereign from Jan 1 last. re- nounces all right of exploitation of the railroads, adheres to the abroga- tion of its neutrality and accepts in advance any international agreement as toIit reached by the allied and as- sociated powers.
 Left Bank of the Rhine-As provid- ed in the military clauses, Germany will not maintain any Qualifications or armed forces less than fifty kilo- meters to the east of the Rhine. of the moral obligation to repair the wrong done in 1871 by Germany to France and the people of Alsace-Lor- raine. the territories ceded to Germany by the treaty of Frankfort are re- stored to France with their frontiers as before 1871. to date from the sign ing of the armistice and to be free of all public debts.
 Various clauses adjust the general provisions of the treaty to the special conditions of A1sace-Lorraine. certain matters of execution being left to con ventions to be made between France and Germany.
 The Saar-In compensation for the destruction of coal mines of northern France and as payment on account of reparation. Germany cedes to France full ownership of the coal mines of the Saar, basin with their subsidiaries. ac- cessories and facilities. Their value will be estimated by the reparation commission and credited against that account. The French rights will be governed by German law in force at the armistice, excepting war legisla- tion. France replacing the present owners. whom Germany undertakes to indemnify. France will continue te furnish the present proportion of coal | for local needs and contribute in just proportion to local taxes.
 The basin extends from the frontier | of Lorraine, as feanneXed to France, north as far as St. Wendell, including on the west the valley of the Saar as far as SaarholZbach and on the east . the town of Homburg.
 In order to secure the rights and welfare of the population and to guar antee to France entire freedom in working the mines, the territory will be governed by commission appointed by the League of Nations. and consist ing of five members, one French. one a native inhabitant of the Saar and ! three representing three different countries other than France and Ger many.
 i The local courts will contninue but subject to the commission. Existing 1 German legislation will remain the ba- sis of the law, but the commission may make modification after consulting a local representative assembly which it
 After fifteen years a plebiscite will be held by communes to ascertain the desires of the population as to contin- League of Nations union, with France or union with Germany. The right to vote will belong to all inhabitants ov- l CT 20 resident therein at the signature.
 German Austria-Germany recognizes the total independence of German Aus tria in the boundaries traced. | Tchecho-Slovakia- - Germany recOg- nizes the entire independence of the Tchecho-Slovak state, including the au- 1 tonomous territory of the Ruthenia ms south of the Carpathians, and accepts ] the frontiers of this state to be de- -termined, which in the case of the German frontier shall follow the from tier of Bohemia in 1914; The usual change of nationality follow: i Poland-Germany cedes to Poland the greater part of Upper silesia, Posen ! and the province of West Prussia on the left bank of the Vistula. A field boundary commission of seven-five representing the allied and associated powers and one each representing 1 Poland and Germany-shal1 be consti- tuted within fifteen days of the peace to delimit this boundary.
 1 East Prussia-The southern and eastern front of East Prussia as | (word obscure) Poland is to be fixed 1 by plebiscites, the first in the regency l of Allenstein between the southern frontier of East Prussia and the north ern frontier of Regierungsbesirk Al. i lenstein, from where it meets the boun- to it's junction with the boundary be- tween the circles of Oletsko and Au- gersburg, thence the northern boun- dary of Oletsko to it's junction with the area comprising the circles Stuhm anG Rosenburg and the parts of the circles CT MarfenDufX ana MarlenWerder east of the ViStula.
 The northeastern corner of Eas l Prussia about Memel to be ceded by Germany to the associated powers, the 1 former agreeing to accept the settle. ment made, especially as regards the
 nationality of the inhabitants
 Danzig-Danzig and the district i'm mediately about it is to be constituted into the free city of DanZig" under
 the guarantee of the League of Ma
 tions. high commissioner appointed
 by the league and president at Danzis
 shall draw up a constitution in agree
 ment with the duly appointed repre- sentatives of the city
 Denmark-The frontier between Ger
 many and Denmark will be fixed b1
 the elf-determination of the popula
 tion. Ten days from the peace Ger
 man troops and authorities shalI' evac
 nate the region north of the line run
 ming from the mouth of the Schle
 south of kappel, Schleswig and Fried
 richstadt along the Nider to the Nortl
 sea south of Tonning; the Workmeni
 and Soldiers Council shall be dis