Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-19
Bull GARIA'S CLAWS DRAWN
BY TREATY; CONCESSIONS
DEMANDED ARE SWEEPING
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ria is required to cede small area of
mountainous tCrt cory sufficient TO
protecr the serbian frontier from
similar CD in the future.
"At the suuln of this frontier,
where projecting lobe of the Bulga-
rian territory came within six miles
of the same vital railway, Bulgaria
cedes the western projecting lobe to
Serbia so that the frontiers are re-
moved ten or twelve miles eastward.
THE most extensive territorial
change is to the south. The frontier
with Greece remains the same except
for slight rectification to afford prop
er protection to the Greek town Buk.
Western Thrace, formerly constituted
as Bulgaria's territorial pathway to
the AEGEAN sea is coded to the principal
allied and associated powers. Bulga-
ria agrees to accept whatever dispo-
sition of this territory The powers ultl-
mately decide on. 1t is stipulated that
whatever solution is adopted, an econ
omic outlet to the Aegean sea will be
guaranteed to Bulgaria, the powers
having the right to return all or part
of the territory to Bulgaria, transfer
part TO Greece incorporate the re-
mainder with eastern Thrace in an
international state, or to make any
other solution ultimately agreed
upon"
Outlet to Sea Assured.
Greece, according to the summary,
agrees to embody in a treaty with the
allies such provisions to protect the
interests of the minorities of race, lam
guage or religion and make provisions
necessary to protect the freedom or
transit and equitable treatment on the
commerce of other nations, Regard
ing Thrace, Bulgaria agrees to accept
any settlement the allied and assoc
ciated powers may make in this ter
ritory as to the nationality of the in
habitants. Bulgaria's economic outlet
to the Aegean is assured by the allies.
The Bulgarian army Is to be re-
duced to 10000 men within three
months with universal military serV-
ice abolished and voluntary enlist
ment substituted. The number OF
gendarmes, customs officials ane
other armed guards SHAH not eXceed
10, 700, and there must exist only one
military school; the manufacture ol
war material will be confined to ?
single factory and the Importation OF
expectation of arms, munitions an
war materials of all kinds Is forbidden
All existing Bulgarian warships, H.
Guiding submarines, will be surrender
ed to the allies, and warshtps or SUB
marines under construction VIII pi
broken up. Construction or acquls'
ton of any submarines, even for com
mercial purposes, will be forbidden
All naval arms, munitions and othel
war material belonging to Bulgaria q
the date of the armistice will be SUI
rendered to the allies.
Bulgaria may have no military O.
naval air forces, including dlriglples
must demobilize all existing air torce
within two months and must surreh
der to the principal allied and asso
ciated powers such aviation materla
Bulgaria recognizes that by joinini
the war of aggression which German
and Austria Hungary waged agains
the allied and associated powers. sly
caused the latter losses and sacrlflce
of all kinds, for which she ought I
make adequate reparation. AS
recognized that Bulgaria's resource
are not sufficient to make adequat
reparation. a capital sum of two an
quarter billion francs in gold
agreed upon as being such as Bulgar,
is able to make, to be paid IN hal
yearly payments, beginning Januar
/, 1920.
PAYMENTS are to be remitte
through the inter-allied commission :
| the PREPARATION commission created
! the German treaty, The lnter-allIe
commission shall consider the re
sources from time to time of Bulgari
and shall have power to recomheh
to the reparation commission the car
collation. or postponement oil any pay
! ments to be made by Bulgaria ~
live stock to be surrendered, totallin
/ 79.125 animals goes to Greece, Ruma
MIA and Serbia, Croat and SloVeH
states. -.
,rhe inter-allied commission shs
he established at Sofia as soon as po'
sible after the coming into torce
the present treaty The commisslo
shall consist of three members nom
. mated by Great Britain, France az
I italy with a right to withdraw upe
six months notice. Bulgaria VIII |
represented by a commissioner WI
may be invited to take part in the 81
ting. but have no vote. Cost and o
nenses of the commission will be pa
Nv Bulgaria, and will be a first chars
on the revenues payable to the con
mission. - .h,t ~
nriority of charges on the assets
bulgaria shall be. % cost OF q
armies of occupation of the allies; z
service of external pre-war ottoma
public debt as may be attributed
Bulgaria in respect to the cessloh
bulgaria of Ottoman territory; "a
cost of reparation as prescribed
the treaty. =,
The economic clauses are OF u
same general import as those IN u
Austrian treaty. except that Tor OF
wear customs duties on imports FRO.
the allied and associated States w
not he higher than the tavorab
duties when the war began.