Arizona republican., 1919-09-03
PREPARATIONS IN r JILL DEMANDED BY TIE sUPREME. ALLIED COUNCIL.
 
Treaty Reply Must Be Forthcoming in Five Days May Extend Time Limit Upon Request Austria Considered Enemy State Until Terms are Ratified
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 PARIS, Sept. 2.-Chancellor Karl Renner, head of the Austrian peace delegation left tonight for Vienna with the peace treaty, which was handed to the Austrians today He indicated that he probably would ask for an extension of time as the Austrian gen. eral assembly would meet Saturday and Sunday to discuss the terms.
 The supreme council it is announced will extend the time if Austria so re- quests.
 In their covering letter the allied and associated powers explain the inn possibility of admitting that the peo- pie Of Austria do not share the re- spensibility of the government thas provoked the war or that they are to escape making reparation to the ut most of their capacity.
 Austria Still Enemy State
 Until the signing of the peace treaty, Austria is considered an -neny state. Careful consideration, it is declared. has been given to the counter propos- sls of the Austrians and with soma notifications, which are noted the text of the treaty as presented today must be considered final. Five days are allowed for the Austrian answer
 The allied powers have studied the frontiers of the future republic of Aus tria from an historical, geographical. ethnological, economic and political point of view and with the exception of one point, no modificationshas been made in regard to frontiers.
 Tn defining the boundary of Czecho- Slovakia. it is pointed out, they have tried to assrre this stsse a complete system of communications and have therefore departed from the historical frontier of the crown of Bohemia to assure the west and east communica- tions of southern Moravia and in the Gmund region to givs 6oaemia a june tion of the two large railroad lines supplying this province.
 Given Access to sea
 With respect to fron.fers between Austria and Hungary. the allied and associated powers have desired to guarantee access to the sea of the Czecho- -S1ovak state and have there fore provided that Pressberg shor<f have it's access to the sea assured br transit across Hungaria as well aA Austrian territory.
 Concessions are granted to Austria in connection with the Serb -Croat- -Slo- yene state, insofar that Radkersburz is given to the Austrians, also the basin of Marburg, Styria, is attached to the Serb Croat -Slovene state. az previously determined.
 Important Territory Changes
 A most important change in the ter- ritory. however, is provision for na- tionalities. All persons possessing ths right of citizenship as a native in ter ritory which forms part of the terri tories of the former Austro- Hungarian monarchy, shall obtain ipso facto. to the exclusion of Austria the nationality of the state exercising sovereigntv over such territory.
 The property of Austrian nationals in territory ceded to the allied powerz is to be restored to it's owners free from any measure of liquidation or transfer taken since the armistice. ana is guaranteed silimar freedom from seizure or liquidation in the future Contracts between Austrian nationals and persons who acquire, under the treaty an allied nationality. are main tained without option of cancellation
 Provisions are made to insure to Austria supplies of coal from Czecho-