The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

.,w,rEp rEoM PREcEEplN,G1 y, PAIS' nv
..,rauy undertakes Q aJsh lnuJ 10
,,sao.r vii, continue 10 'u' 1'S' o.ai
.a.ert propurtlon OF 'oal w o,,or-
I.sJs and contribute IN Just p''''
90, 10 l8cll taxes, ,,, fran
60, Of Lorraine as Ie-s,''',NN ~, NendcI
~ north as far AS ~. venue
ff'"g ,r the west the valley oi
INC A.. FAR as SanrhoHhhch an"
me go ,no town ~ llomhurg'
on ,.Fry 10 secure the rights ana
J.. WV rbe population and to
,-I,rarrce TO France ehtire r.,'or, i'r,uor ,
working the mines. tho l'r,I.plS
.w he governed by conlll''ss'o.
,-,o.r,pU ly the league o. hd''o'o
~ consisting of i've mcnnerN, onr
r.,ccr. one a native lhhapitah. VI
80. sar and three iept tcS'It'nb
S,,. difscrcnt countries othe, tnaa
,,,,rr arl Germany. nc '"h"0
.-.,, ,opoIn, member ol inc com
r,,..ian as chairman TO act as eAecu-
,,o ~ the comission Ihe ooih's-
,, viii have all powers OF GOV
lament formerly belonging 10 the
gc,,r,n empire. Prussia ana ha-
80, will administer tho railroanS
"a ofhrr public services ana nave
s,,l povrr TO interpret the treaty
,p,,s.s Tho local courts WIZ con
,.r,,. hut subject 10 the cominhslon'
r,,stirr German legislation VIII re
-, the basis OF the law. nut the
,,-r,l.4fuu may make noulIoatl''
,r,r consulting a local representa-
,r. a--.rnliy which II VIII otRhhl1e.
T.. uHl have the taxing power. nut
,,, local purposes only. New thNes
,,,,, q approved by this Assembly
Isnor legislation VIII consider the
,ryhss OF the local labor orghh MIA
,,ons and tho labor program OF 'he
,oavpc French and other labor may
- ,-,eIv utilized, the former being
Geo. 10 belong TO French unions. Al
,,cbt acurcd az 70 pcnsions ana
.ac,,I insurance will be maintained
hr Csrn,any and the Saar Compis-
.,on There will be no military serv
-. bui only "A local gendarmerie TO
,r..eryc order. The people viii pre-
ssrve tholr local assemblies, religious
u,orilcs schools and language, but
-oy yoie only for local assemblies.
They Will keep their present nation
aIry cxccptso far As individuals may
,b,nre H. Those wishing 20 leave
unt have every facility with respect
,o their property The territory viii
,1-m mar, pf mo French customs
sys,er1 with no export tax on coal
and mctalurgIcll products going TO
Germany nor ON German products
enirrlng the basin and for five years
ro import duties on products OF the
basin going TO Germany or German
rroducts coming into the basin for
lnru CONSUMPTION French money
NAV circulate without restriction.
After ~ years u pleblscitc Will bo
p held hy cnnmuncs to ascertain the
desires Of the population as to CON
'ruance of the existing regime un-
der the league Of nations union with
France or union with Germany, The
right 10 vote will belong TO all in
fah.tants over 20 resident therein at
me signature. TakL.g into account
the opinions thus expressed the
league will decide the ultimate SOW
S-e.gn,y In any portion restored 20
Germany the German government
must buy out the French mines at
an appraised valuation, II the price
b, not paid within six months there
after this portion passes finally TO
France
!, Germany buys back the mines.
tho league viii determine now much
of the coal shall be annually sold TO
| France
SECTION FOUR.
German Austria: Germany recoR-
r2os he total independence of Ger
man Austria In the boundaries
traced
tzechO-Sloyakia: Germany recoc-
nHes Tho entire independence OF the
t1tcho-S.oyak state, including the
\ autonomous territory Of the Ruthen-
@ns south OF the Carpathians, and
accepts tho frontiers Of this state
O., TO he determined. which In the
'@e of tho German frontier shall
follow the frontier Of Bohemia in
1914 The usual stipulations as TO
ACQUISITION and change OF national
.'Y follow
roland Germany codes to Poland
me greater p1rt Of Upper Simsia.
tosen ana the province OF West
Prussia and the left bank OF the Via
'.a fold boundary commission
OF .e'e''''i five representing the allied
ana associated powers and one each
'enres"r'ins Poland and Germany
'naI D." constituted within 10 days
or me peace to dclimit this boun-
vary such pccal provisions as are
necessary to protect racial. linguis-
NN or religious WlnOrities and'to pro-
'''' freedom ~ transit and equitable