The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-06-06

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jica, with their tributaries. To Italy
also will belong all the islands north
and west of the Dalmatian coast, be-
ginning with Premuda, Selve, Ulbo,
Skerda, Maon, Pago, and ~Puntadura,
and further north, and reaching to
Meleda southwards, with the addition
of the islands of S. Andrea, Bust,
LISA, Lesina, Tercola, Curzola, Cazza
and Lagosta, and all the surrounding
islets aud rocks, and hence Pelagosa
also, but without the islands of Grande
and Piccola Zirona, Buje, Sofia, and
Brazza.
The following shall be neutralized:
% The whole coast from Cape
Pianca on the north to the southern
point of the peninsula of Sabbion-
cello on the south, this peninsula be-
ing included in the neutral zone.
(2) Part of the coast from a point 10
kilometres south Of R~agusaveCchia as
far as the river Vojussa on the south,
so as to include in the neutralized
zone the whole gulf Of Cattaro with
its ports, Antivari, Duleigno, S. Clio
vanni di Medua and Durazzo; with
the reservation that M~ontenegro's
rights are not to be infringed, in so
far as they are based on the declara-
tions exchanged between the contract
ing parties in April and May, 1909.
these rights being recognized solely
for M]ontenegro's present possessions,
they shall not be extended to such
regions and ports as may in the fu-
ture be designed to Montenegro.
Hence no part of the coast which
today belongs to Montenegro shall be
subject to naturalization in the future.
But all legal restrictions regarding
the port of Antivari-to which Mon
tenegro herself gave her adhesion in
19O9-remain in vigor. (3) All the
islands not assigned to Italy.
Note 2.-The following districts
on the Adriatic shall by the work of
the Entente Powers be included in
the territory of Croatia, Serbia, and
Montenegro: To the north of the
Adriatic the whole coast beginning at
the Gulf of Volosca, near the frontier
of Italy, as far as the northern front
Ter of Dalmatia, including the whole
coast today belonging to Hungary;
the whole coast of Croatia, the port
of Fiume, and the small ports of Nevi
and ~CarlopagO, and in the same way
the islands of Veglia. Pervicio, Gre
gorio, Kali, and Arbe; to the south of
the Adriatic, where Serbia and Mon
tenegro are interested, the whole
Drin, with the very important ports
of Spalato, Ragusa, Cattaro, Antivari,
Dulcigno, and S. Giovanni di Medua,
as also the islands of Grande and
Piccola, Zirona, Buja, Sofia, Brazza,
Cikljan, and Calamotta.
The port of Durazzo can be as
signed to the independent Moham-
medan State of Albania.
VI. Italy shall obtain in full owner
ship Valona, the island of Saseno,
and territory of sufficient extent to
assure her against dangers of a mill
tary kind-approXimately between
the River Vonussa to the north and
east, and the district of Shimar to
The south.
VII. Having obtained Trentino and
Istria by Article ", Dalmatia and
the Adriatic islands by Article V, and
also the Gulf of Valona, Italy under
takes, in the event of a small autono-
nous and neutralized state being
formed in Albania, not to oppose the
possible desire of France, Great
Britain, and Russia to partition the
northern and southern districts of
Albania between Montenegro, Sc. blt,
and Greece. The southern coas, of
Albania, from the frontier of the
Italian territory of Valona to Cape
Stilos, is to be neutralized.
To Italy Wi, he conceded the right
or cOnductlH3 The foreign relations OF
Albania; in any case Italy will be
bound to secure for Albania Il terri
tory sufficiently extensive TO enable
its frontiers 10 join those o! Greece
and Serbia 20 the east of the Lake of
Ochrida.
VIII. Ita'y shall obtain full posses
sion of all the islands of the Dode-
cannese, at I1esent occupied by h"r.
X. France, Great Britain, and
Russia recognize as an axiom the fact
that Italy is interested in maintaining
the political balance of power IN the
Mediterranean, and her right &c take
over, when Turkey is broken up, a
portion equal to theirs in the Medtter-
ranean-namely, in that pant which