The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02
PEACE TERMS
To AUSTR|ANS
THE TREATY AT A GLANCE

Austria must accept the covenant
of the league of nations and the labor
charter.
She must renounce all her extra
European rights.
She must demobiliZe all her naval
and aerial forces.
2 Austria must recognize the complete
independence of Hungary.
Austrian nationals guilty of violating
international laws of war to be tried
by allies.
Austria must accept economic con-
ditions and freedom of transit similar
to those in German t-eaty.
Sections dealing with war prisoners
and graves are identical with Ger
man treaty.
Guarantees of execution of treaty
corresponds to those in German pact.
Boundaries of Bohemia and Moravia
to form boundary between Austria
and Czecho-Slovakia with minor recti-
fications.
Allies later to fix southern boundary
(referring to go-Slavia).
Eastern boundary leaves Marburg
and Radkersburg to Jugo-Slavia.
Western and northwestern frontiers
(facing Bavaria and Switzerland) un-
changed.
Austria must recognize indepen-
dence of Czecho-Slovakia and >Jugo-
Slavia.
Boundaries of Austria, Czecho-
SloYakia ard Jugo-Slavia to be finally
fixed by mixed commission.
Czecho-Slovakia and ugo-Slavia
must agree to protect racial, religious
and lingistic minorities.
Both new Slav nations and Rumania
must assure freedom of transit and
equitable treatment of foreign COM
merce.
Austria must recognize full inde-
pendence of all territories formerly a
part of Russia.
Brest-Litovsk treaty is annulled.
All treaties with Russian elements
concluded since revolution annulled.
Allies receive right of restriction for
Russia from Austria
Austria must consent to abrogation
OF treaties of 1889 establishing Bel
GUM neutrality.
Austria must agree to new Belgian
boundaries as fixed by allies
Similar provisions with respect to
neutrality and boundaries of Luxem-
burg.
Austria must accept allied DISPOSE
ton of any Austrian rights in Turkey
and Bulgaria
She must accept allied arrangement
with Germany regarding Schleswig-
Holstein.
Austrian nationals of all races. Ian
guages and religions equal before the
law.
Clauses affecting Egypt Morocco
Siam and China identical with Ger
man treaty.
Entire Austro-Hungarian navy to be
surrendered to allies.
Twenty-one specified auxiliary crui-
sers to be disarmed and treated as
merchantmen.
All warships. including submarines.
under construction shall be broken UP
and rcay only be used for Industrial
purposes
All naval arms and material must
be surrendered.
Future use of submarines prohib-
tied.
Military clauses are reserved
Austrian wireless station at Vienna
not to be used for military or politi-
cal messages to Austria's late allies
without allies consent for three
months.
Austria may have no military or ma
val air forces
She must demobilize existing air
| forces within two months and surren-
der aviation material.
Austrian nationals cannot serve in
military, naval or aerial forces of for
eign powers
She may send no military. naval or
aerial mission to any foreign country
Penalties section identical with
German treaty excepting reference to
German kaiser.
ecution and punishment of their ma
tionals guilty of offenses against in
ternational law.
Austria must abandon all financial
claims against signatories.
Treaty to become operative when
signed by Austria and three of the
principal powers