The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08

tiun IF the Nistuln arml tn" Who'll" OF the
railwa, systems within ih' envy. ""u
InI~ral ;I.grnnhic and t"l"rh"hlc COM
,uIui,4lliun bet wc"n Poland ana iFaHHlh'
.,rrvid., urains, discrimination against
Poles within tho city and riac" IT'S lot
rirn relations and tn" diplomatic pro-
:,,.tinu "r it's citizens abroad in chars'
If Poland.
Denmark.
The frontier between Germany "''"
Denmark will he fixed by the Sri1-dct"r-
minatirn Of the population. Ten Gays
from The peace. German troops and an-
,horitics shall rvacuate the region norm
Of the line running from the mouth OF
tho s.chlci. south Of Knpprl Schleis"e8
md Fricdcrichstadt along tho Eider 20
rn, \rr1h sea south of TOnning; inc
workmnn's and soldiers councils snail
b. dissolved. and tn" territory admins
tered by An international commission OIL
five. of whom Norway and Sweden snail
b. invited 10 name two.
The commission shall insure a Tree
md secret vote in three zones. that DC
; tween tho German Danish tronticr anu
a line running south OF the isiand y.
Alscn, north Of FlenshurG and south OF
Tnndern 10 the north SGT. norm OF Inv
island Of Sylt. will vote AS unit WIZ
!, ,brcc weeks after tho evacuation
Within flv" weeks after this Totr '"'
second zone. whose southern BOUNDARY
rms nrom tho North sra south OF the
islo nda of Fchr To the Baltic south o.
Syrrlra will vote by communes. Two
weeks after that vote the third zone
running Ia The limit OF evacuation Also
vote hv communns Tho international
commission will then draw new fr"h-
tier on the lmsis Of thes pieniscit's,
and with duo regard for geographical
and economic conditions.
Germany will renouncc all sovereign
~ over territories north of this line IN
favor OF tho associated governments
who will hand Thorn over to DcnHaFN'
HeNgoland.
Tho Notifications. military ef'aD
| rocnts and harbnrs Of the islands Of
i Hcliguland and Dunno arc 10 u" n'-
! strovcd under tho supervision OF IN"
| .,Iics nv German labor and ut Gomany'S
! cxpensc. They may not be reconstructed
| nr anv similar fortifcations built in the
| future.
Russia
! Germany agrees to respect as pcrma-
| mont and jna!lenahlc tho ndcncndcncy. or
all territories which were part or the
/ former Russian empire. TO accept the ao-
rogation of the RrcSt-l4itovsk and othrr
! treaties entered into with the MaHim'l-
| ist government OF Russia. 10 recoEnH"
| the full force Of all treaties entered INT"
! by the allied and associate powers with
| n, s,stes which were part of the for
mer Russian empire and to recognize
| The frontiers as determined thereon. The
/ allied and associated powers formally
| reserve the right Of Russia 10 OBTAIN
| restitution and rcparation OF the prln-
| ciplcs Of the present treaty.
German Rights Outside Europe.
! Outside Europe. Germany renounccS
all right. titles and privileges as TO her
own or her allied territories 10 NIL tn"
allied and associated powers. and under
: takes 70 accept whatever measures arc
! taken hy the five allied powers in rcla-
| ton thereto.
! Colonies and Overseas Possessions.
Germany rcnounccs, in favor Of the
| Allies and associated powers, her over
SOFAS possessions. with all rights and
| titles therein. All movable and immov-
! able property belonging 10 the German
| empire or To am German state. shall
| pass to the government exercising au-
| thority therein. These governments
| may make whatever provisions S"cm
! suitable for tho repatriation Of German
| NATIONALS ana H. ~ lI' NO''AiI'p'iS' wa
| which German subjects Of European
| origin shall reside hold property or
carry on business. Germany undertakes
to pay rnraration for damage suffered by
French nationals in the CaIncroons or its
frontier zone through the acts of Ger
man civil and military authorities. and
! of individual Germans. from first Of jan
uary. 1900. to first of August. 1914
Germany rcnounces all rights under the
| convention nf the fourth of November
1911. and tWruty-ninth Of September
1872 and undertakes tn pay France in
j accnrdn nc" with IN estimate presented
and approved by the repatriation com
| mission. All deposits. credits. advances
etc. thereby secured Germany under
takes To accept and observe any pro-
visions by III" allied and associated pow
| crs us To the trade in arms and spirits
in Africa. as we'll as To tho general act
Of Berlin IF lS45. and IN" general act
of Brussels Of $50 Diplomatic pro-
lection Ia inhabitants of former Cor
man colonies is Ia be given NY tho gov
crnm"nts exercising authority.
China.
! Germany .rrnuunrrS. in favor Of China,
NIL privileges and hdrmntics resulting
! from the Boxer protocol nf 1901. and all
buildings wharvrs. barracks. forts. mu.
nitions of warships. wireless plants and
other public property except diplomats
or consular establishments. in tho Ger
man concessions of Ten Tsin and Han
knw. and in other Chimes" territory ex'
cepL kian-Chow. and agrees To return IN
China. at her own expense. al the AS
Economical Instruments srz"d in 1901
China will. however lax" no measures
for disposal Of German property in the
Do1.i 1,ni NJ
consent Of tho powers signa;nry 10 The
EoN"r protocol.
Germany accepts the ahrngatiun AZ
the concession" At Hnnknw and Ti"r
Tsin. China agreeing To open them 10 in
t"rnatinnal use. Germany r"nounCes al
claims against China or any allird am
associated government for the intern
m"ni or repatriation Of her citizens il
China and fsr tar seizure or li1uidat iHi
Of German interests there since Angus
fourteen. nineteen hundred seventeen
She rrncunccS in favor Of Great Rriia II
hr: state property in th" british con
rcSSlnn ut Canton md Of Franc" ant
China jointly OF III" property Of thu
German school in the French concession
at Shanghai.
Germany recognizes that all agree
mcnts between herself and Slim nclud
ing tho right OF "Stra IrrI-torialit!
ceased July twrntT-scr"nd. nineteen hun
d-cd seventeen. MI German publ,
property except consular and diplomatic
premises passes without compensation
; 10 Siam. German private property 20 b.
dealt with in accordance with tho eco
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