Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-05-14


with TRANSPORTATION traffic. She sO rll
establish any tax discrimination' Iay
the ports of allied or aSsociare5 ga
must grant the latter's seaports pgS;
tors. and reduced tariffs grams, ~
own or other nationals, and af6.a.
allied and associated powers equal
with those of her own nationaIS
ports and waterways, save thar q
free to open or close her Martina sS
ing trade q
FREE ZONES IN PORTS-Fro,
existing in German ports on AM
1914, must be maintained with dnsS
ties as to warehouse and packing ma ID
olscrlminatlon. and without charges
cept for expenses of administers
use. Goods leaving the free zoDo
consumption in Germany and
brought into the free zones fro,
many shall be subject to the ordina..
port and export taxes.
INTERNATIONAL RIVERS-Tbo
from the junction of the Vitaya ~.
tava from Prague, the Oder from q.
the N1emen from Grodno and the NJ
from Utm are declared internatiora1
gether with their connections. ~
parian states must ensure good con5t
of navigation within their territora.
less a special organization exists tbss..
Otherwise appeal may be had 10 S1
tribunal of the league of nations ~
also may arrange for a general ma
uonal waterways convention.
The Elbe and Oder are to he MA.
under international commissions IN ny
within three months.
THE DANUBE-The European Ds,s
commission reaSSumed it's preWar NV
erS, but for the time being with ra,
Sentatives of only Great Britain Frss
Italy and Roumania. The upper Dar.
is to be administered by a new inter
tional commission until a definite star
be drawn up at a conference of the NJ.
ers nominated by the allied and sv
ciated governments within one year mi
the peace.
THE RHINE AND THE MOSETrp
The Rhine is placed under the rpn;,I
commission to meet at Strassbolrg ris
six months after the peace and 10 be 81
posed OF four Representatives Of Fran
which shall in addition select the rra
dent, four of Germany, and two each
Great Britain, italy, Belgium, Swii,.I
land, and the Netherlands.
Section Twelve.
RAILWAYS.-Germany in adda,
to most favored nation treatment II
her railways, agrees to co-operatp II
the establishment of through Mil
services for passengers and baggssl
to insure communication by rail- n
tween the allied, associated and an 1
states; to allow construction or II
provement within twenty-five years
such lines as necessary and to AL
form her rolling stock to enable its II
corporation in trains of the allied 4
associated powers. She also agrees
accept the denunciation of the GotbsI
convention if Switzerland and ldl
request, and temporarily to execgl
instructions as to the transport \
troops and supplies and the establish
rnent of postal and telegraphic seryiS
as provided.
CZECHO- SLOVAKIA. - To ASSN
cial rights are given her both nOt|
and south. Toward the Adriatic 81
is permitted to run her own thrOurl
trains to Fiume and Trieste. To u
north Germany is to lease her for 4
years spaces in Hamburg and Stehl
the details to be worked out by cOnl
mission of three representing CzechI
Slovakia, Germany and Great Britahl
THE KEEL CANAL.-The Kiel cam
is to remain free and open to war a,l
merchant ships of all nations at ped
with Germany, subject, goods and ShiI
of all states are to be treated on term
of absolute equality, and no taxes d
be imposed beyond those necessary ID
upkeep and Improvement for Wild
Germany is to be responsible In cav
of violation of or disagreement as
those provisions. any state may appa4
to the league of nations, and may ID
mand the appointment of an interHf
tional commission. For prelimina1
hearing of complaints Germany shll
establish a local authority at KEEL
Section Thirteen.
INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGAN
ZATION-Members of the league Of d
lions agree to establish a permanent d
ganization to promote international %
justment of labor conditions, to conss
of an annual international labor coniH
ence and an international labor Office
The former is composed of four FF
resentatives of each state, two from u
government and one each from the en-
ployers and the employed; each OF tle-
may vote individually. 1t will be ce
Lucrative legislation body, its measure
taking the form of draft conventions
recommendations for Legislation, way
If passed by two-thirds vote must be sl,
mitted to the Iaw-making authority
every state participating. Each COVER
ment may enact the terms into law; a
prove the principle, but modify them
local needs; leave the actual leglSiaua
in case of a federal state to local ess
latures, or reject the convention altogsa
er without further obligation.
The international labor office IS !
tablished at the seat of the league
is to collect and distribute information
labor throughout the world and prepa
agenda for the conference.
1t will publish a periodical IN fIe..
and English and possibly other u. ~
guages. Each state agrees to make u.
for presentation to the conference an =,
nual report of measures taken TO eA'''
accepted conventions. ...,,,
The first meeting of the confeTeT
will take place in October IVY
Washington, to discuss the elght-U,,
day or 4S-hour week; prevention 4,
unemployment; extension anu -
plication of the international contNN
lions adopted at Berne in 1906 pr r9ItI.
iting night work for women anu y
use of white phosphorus in the nio,
ufScture of matches; and the eIn XII
ment of women and children at nv ny
or in unhealthy work, of women D .ots
and after childbirth, including m n.,J
nifty benefit, and of children as Tes'''
minimum age.
Section Fourteen.
GUARANTEES a guarantee. l u9,S Y
execution of the treaty German le-i, IN
to the west of the Rhine, togetLLLe 5, ain
the bridgeheads, will be occupied Ny n @rIS
and associated troops for 10 years n pi' ii
if the conditions are faithfully carI ITss h
by Germany, certain. districts, t ho eva
the bridgehead of Cologne, WIZ NC "a, ~
uated at the expiration of five years, "a i
tain other districts, including the I psIs
head of Coblenz, and the territory n nrarr
the Belgian frontier, will be e 9VdsT
Guiding the bridgehead of Mainz. VIII /
evacuated after Is years. In case An
interallied reparation commission On II
that Germany has failed to opser' 9TH
whole or part of her obligaQons' +Ss
during the occupation or after wv "a
years have expired, the whole OF ON X
of the areas specified will be reof iio1
Immediately If before the eXplraIItGSH