Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08

deIHidHN being TespollSlDle Tor oe- livery of the latter.
 Excluded From League of Nations.
 The league of nations is accepted by the allied and associated powers as operative and by Germany in prin- cipal but without membership. Sim ilarly. an international labor body is brought into being with permanent office and an annual convention. A great number of international bodies of different kinds and for different purposes are created, some under the league of nations, some to execute the peace treaty. Among the former is the commission to govern the Saar basin till a plebiscite is held fifteen years hence: the high commissioner of Danzig, which is created into a free city under the league and various commissions for pleb,scites in Malmo- dy Schleswig, and East Prussia. Among those to carry out the peace treaty arc the reparations, military, naval air. financial and economic commissions. the international high court and military tribunals to fix re- responsibilities, and a series of bodies for the control of international rivers.
 Problems Left For Solution.
 Certain problems are left for solu- | ton between the allies anr associ- ated powers, notably details of the dis position of the German fleet and ca bles, the former German colonies, and the values paid in reparation. Ger tain other problems such as the laws of the air and the opium, arms and liquor traffic. are either agreed to in detail or set for early international ac- ton. boz.
 Parties to the Treaty.
 Preamble. The preamble names as | parties of the one part the United | States, the British empire. France Italy and Japan. described as the fire | allied and associated powers. and Bel l gium, Bolivia. Brazil, China, Cuba, ! Ecuador. Greece Guatemala, Haiti | the Hedjaz Honduras Liberia, Nica- ragua, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Rou- mania, Serbia, Siam Czecho- Slovakia ] and Uruguay, who With the five above are described as the allied and asso-
 ciated powers, and on the other part 1 Germany.
 It states that: bearing in mind that
 on the request of the then imperia | German government an armistice was l granted on November 1, 1918, by the
 five allied and associated powers ir order that a treaty of peace nigh
 be concluded with her. and whereas tn.
 allied and associated powers being Il equally desirous tha, the war il which they were successively involved T directly or indirectly, and which orig.
 mated in the declaration of war b,
 Austria Hungary on July 2S, 1914
 against Serbia. the declaration of wa T by Germany against Russia on Au
 gust first, 1914, should be replaced b,
 firm, just, and durable peace tn plenipotentiaries Ci1aving communi-
 cated their fun powers in good an, due form have agreed as follows). From the coming into force Of tn
 present treaty the state of war vii 1 terminate.
 q From the moment and subject to tn l provisions of this treaty official rela tions with Germany and with eacl . of the German states, will be resume , by the allied and associated powers.
 League of Nations Section.
 Section One: League of Nations 1 The covenant of the league of nation
 institutes Section One of the peac , treaty. which places upon the leagu , many spscific in addition to it's gen
 eral duties. It may question German 7 at any time for 8 violation of tn r neutralized zone east of the Rhine a
 a threat against the worlds peac,
 It will appoint three of the five mem
 bers of the Saar commission, overse , it's regime and carry out the plebiscitt It will appoint the high commissione . of DanZig. guarantee the independenc of the free city, and arrange for tn l treaties between Danzig and Ger ! many and Poland. It will work or the mandatory system to be applied { . the former German colonies. and at as final court in part of the plebis cites of the Belgian-s4erman frontie 7 and in disputes as to the Ktel Cana
 and decide certain of the econom a and financial promlebs. An interna tional conference on labor is to be hel in October under it's direction, and ar j. other in international control of port
 waterways and railways is fore : shadoved.
 . Admissions to League. o Membership. The members of tk T league will be the signatories of tt o covenant and other states invited o accede, who must lodge a declara tic Iof accession without reservatio 5, within two months. A new state, dl Il minion. or colony may be adnitit u provided it's admission is agreed Il two thirds of the assembly. A sta e may withdraw upon giving two yea f notice. if it has fulfilled all it's intel e na tional obligations.
 o Section Two. Secretariat
 d A permanent secretariat will be e