The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-07
Official Summary
lOf, Peace Treaty

subject TO and III accordance with d
provisions % ln~tpfuutiuuti conventions
existing o. hereafter to be agrvcd
upon. me members OF the league VIII
IN general endeaeof through the M
ternational organization established
b. the labor convention TO secure aud
maintain fair conditions Of labor Tot
men. women and children IN their "
countries aud other countries u uns
dertakr TO ~ecurr Just treatment ~
the native Inhabitants or territories
under their control they will entrust
the iaaEuc with the general super
vision over the execution OF aerte-
menta for the suppression Of traflc IN
Women and Children, exc. a h
control Of the trade In arms aud ans
munitiun with countries in which con-
troll In necessary; they Will make pro
vision fOi freedom OF communications
and transit n equitable treatment
TOT commcrvc OF ni members OF tho
league wi h special reference to the
necessities OF regions devastated dur.
ina the war. and thcs will endcavor 10
take steps pr international pfeNcn-
ton and control OF disease inturna-
tiouui bureaus uut COMMISSIONS a..
ready established will be- placed under
me ieasue. - well a. thos, 20 be g..
tahiishci m tHc niturc
Amrnsaacnts a. the Covenant.
y q NM q NHN" ~ NMH n" ~ INV
effect when rtuncd by the council AMI
hv q majority Of the assembly.
ttounstaftcS &c German, Germany
codes 60 France .Alstsc-torruino, t6Nd
square miles. and 90 belgium two
small districts between luNCmhurg
and Holland .tutHlling $50 square
miles ghe also cedos 10 POLAND the
southeastern tp Of Silesia, beyond
aud including Opu.lr most Of posen
and west punsaia, 2s,Gse square milys,
csat Prussia being ieolated from tho
main body hy r. part ~ Poland she
loses sovereignty over the northeast
ern-moSt top OF East russia, -
square miles north Of the river Mcwcl,
and the intoraafionalized about
pauzir. fse square miles. and the
basin Of the Saar as square miisH
hrfw con the western border ~ the
Hhcnirh pniaunnte o. bavaria ana
the southeast corner OF LuNemhurE
The DanrlE area consists of the Y be-
tween the Noraf and Nisfuin rivers
made q W hy The addition OF a. similar
y on The west including tho ci'Y OF
pnnzig The southeastern third vt
East Prussia ana the ARIA between
East Prussia and the Nisfulu north ~
latitude 90 degrees 2 minutes D. 20
have its nationality determined ~
popular Nute. a9ss aIuHnr miles. as is
TO b. tho case boz part of schlesNls
asFNH NIuurD miles
nriri m. GERMANY IN q consent 90
the a-hruEHtlun ct the treaties of 1889
hy which Belgium WIS established m
"a neutral state. and 60 arrcc in ad-
vance 60 % convention with whirn
the allied and associated bowers may
determine 10 replace them. She ta 90
recognize the fuil suNcfsigutA OF bcI
Elum over the contested territory ct
Moranet ami over part of prusrian
-AH a. .a H-.L. .|
Belgium AT rights ~ the Cirrles OF
Eupsn M Mafmcdi the inhabitants
OF which are TO be- entitled within ok
months 10 protest against this change
OF sovereignty either ln whole or in
part ths final decision 20 bee reserved
10 the lvaeuc ui nations 4 commission
e. to settle the details of the frontier
and various regulations Tor change OF
nationality are laid down
IuNcahurg. Germany -r0nnuncrs
her yariou- treaties aud conventions
with the grand duchk OF luAemhourE
hat 90 ceased To- he r. part
Of the German z0llCfeirn from inn-
uury ist last. al right of
exploitation OF the railroads. adhcres
to the a~hruEnuun Of ~ neutrality and
accepts iu advance unh tutvi uutuuIl
1rrvsmont a. 90 b. reached hi the
allied and associated powers
len nnnk ~ ltitiue -AH provided
iu the military clauses GeuunuE VII
not maintain o. Qualifications CO..
armed forces loss than uttt kilomut.
ors Go tho east or tho Rhine. hold lu,
mansuNyrs. nor maintain ans works
Co facilitate mobilization. lu case ui
violation Hhy shall Boz rewarded a.
commltting &C. hostile act against co...
uowrrn who sign thV present tr'Hfs
and H. intsndiuE To- disturb the peace.
OF the world
Nus Give Explanation.
nv virtue OF thr present treaty
Germany shall Doc bound 10 respond
tn amy request for uu explanation
which Che council of ihs league Of uH.
tons may think % necessary 20 at.
drca4 90 her
Al~aac-turrainc.-Aucr recognition
OF the moral obligation 90 repair a..
wrong done bee 1871 hy Germany a.
France aud the peoples of AlHtc'
Lorraine. tho territories coded 20 Ger
many hN the treaty of Frankfort nT'
restored 90 France with their fruuucr.
aH before 1874. 20 date from th, sirn
ing Of the urmIHflsp and a. Doe free
OF al pubic debts.
Ai,ation citizenship.
CItizeuship IN regulated hy dsilIls.
provisions distinguishing thuHr win
ar" Immediately restored 90 iui
French citizenship those whu hH
umk. hn4.l applications thereto
and thua" tor whom naturalization D.
open after three NtnfN. The ltH
NAMED ylars iuglui,s German rDs.
dents Boo AlHfUs-lutUtIut iH liHtlrs
uiahrd from thuHo whu acquire co.
position OF AlEtDo-lorrllucrf sa du
nutd lu 'he treaty Al public prupu
Is tui IIl private property uf iDImH'
oNuutgr,iEus passes tu French wliIuu
payment and credit Franc, H HuiafI
tutsd FOR GrrWHnN Hn rrEtulH uwu'I
ship of the railroads 100 UEltH ut,
concessions OF tfHWWHfH Tho khIU
bridges puHs CO. France wifh tn, uhI.
cation iut their upkrtu
Iup TRADE.
fuT tive years manufactured pro
duet ul AlHIre-luuulur Will nu bod.
United un GsUuatl free col uutt leo
total amount not D%krrDuiur 900 un
Nrar tho average of fhr three trtI
preceding The wan and t,Ntllr Wut'
lllH may hr imported from German
10 Alsl,r-lurr,iu, Hui ~nr-vNport,
free ct duty Contracts IuT slrrtT
power from the UFht IHuk mIst Oh
continued lor tom NttrE
tontrp't~ Ma Hr Nnnuilcd,
For seven Nrarg with possible eaton