Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
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international prevention and control of disease.
 International bureaus and commis- sons already established will be placed under the league as well as those to be established in the future.
 Boundaries of Germany.
 Amendments to the covenant Amendments to the covenant will take effect when referred by the council and by a majority of the assembly. Boundaries of Germany. Germany oedes to France Alsace- Lorraine. $500 sQu4re miles and to Belgium two small districts between Luxemburg and Holland, totalling SS2 square miles. She also cedes to Poland the south eastrn tip of Silesia beyond and in cfudfng Oppeln. most of Posen, and West Prussia, 27.SS6 square miles, East Prussia being isolated from the main body by a part of Poland. She loses sovereignty over the northeast e1rrnost tip of East Prussia, Iorty square miles north 0; rne River Me- mel, and the internationalized areas about Danzig. T09 s1uare miles, ana the basin of the Saar, 738 square miles between the western border of the Rteuish Palatinate of Bavaria and the southeast corner of Luxembourg. The Danzig area consists of the between tf,e Nogat and Vistula rivers made a " hv the addition of similar V on the west including the city of Danzlg. The southeastern third of East Prus- sia and the area between East Prus- sia and the Vistula north of latitude fifty three degrees three minutes Is to have it's nationality determined by popallar vote, 5,7S5 square miles. as is to be the case in part of Schleswig, 2,757 square miles.
 Full Sovereignty of Belgium.
 Section Three. Belgium. Germany is to consent to tn abrogation of the treaties of 1889 by wi1icn Belgium was established as a neutral state, and to agree in advance to any convention with which the alice and associated powers may determine to replace them She is to recognize the full sovereign ty of Belgium over the contested ter ritory of Moresnet and over part of .Prussian Moresnet, and to renounce in favor of Belgium all rights over the circles of Eupen and Malmedy, the in- habitants of which are to be entitled within six months to protest against this change of sovereignty either in whole or in part, the final decision to he reserved to the league of nations. A commission is to settle the details ot the frontier, and various regulations for change of nationality are laid down.
 Renounces Treaties With Luxembourg Luxembourg. Germanq renounces her various treaties and conventions with the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg recognizes that it ceased to be a par1 of the German Zolivereign from Jan uary first, last, renounces all right o1 exploitation of the railroads, adheres to the abrigation of it's neutrality and accepts in advance any internationa agreement as to it reached by the al. lied and associated powers.
 No Fortihcations at the Rhine.
 Left bank of the Rhine. As pro. rided in the military clauses, Ger many will not maintain any fortifi cations or armed forces less. than if ty kilometers to the east of the Rhine hold any manoeuvers, nor maintain any works to facilitate mobilization In case of violation, "she shall be re garded as committing a hostile ac against the powers who sign the pres ent treaty and as intending to disturl the peace of the world" By virtu of the present treaty, Germany shal be bound to respond to any reques for an explanation which the counci of the league of nations may thinl it necessary to address to her"
 Frontiers as Before 1871.
 AIsace-Lorraine. After recognition of the moral obligation to repair tn wrong done in 1871 by Germany t France and the people of Alsace- LOT raine, the territories ceded to Ger many by the treaty of Frankfort ar restored to France with their frontier as before 1871. to date from the sign ing of the armistice, and to be ire of all public debts.
 Regulation Of Citizenship.
 Citizenship is regulated by detaile provisions distinguishing those wh are immediately restored to flu French citizenship, those who have make formal applications therefor, an those for whom naturalization is ope after three years. The last name class includes German residents i Alsace-Lorraine, as distinguishe from those who acquire the positio of Alsace- Lorrainers as defined in tn treaty. All public property and a private property of Germany ex-soy ereigns passes to France without pay nent or credit France is substitute for Germany as regards ownership ( inc railroads and rights over conces sions of tramways. The Rhine bridge pass to France with the obligation fc their upkeep.
 Products of AIsace Lorraine.
 For five years manufactures proc ucts of Alsace Lorraine will be admi ted to Germany free of duty to tot amount not exceeding in any year u average of the three years precedir the war, and textile materials may imported from Germany to Alsace Lo raine and re-exported free of dut Contracts for electric power from u right bank must be continued for |, years.
 Ports of kehae and Strasshourg.
 For seven years with possible extel sion to ten the ports of Kehae al Strassbourg shall be administered single unit by a French administr tor appointed and supervised by u central Rhine commission. Proper rights will be safeguarded in bo ports and equality of treatment as r spects trafic assured the nationa vessels and goods of every countr Contracts between Alsace Lorraine and Germans are maintained save Frances right to annul on grounds public interest Judgments of cour hold in certain classes of cases wh in others a judicial exequatur is fir required. Political condemnatio during the war are nun and void al the obligation to repay war fines established as in other parts of alli territory.
 Various clauses adjust the gener provisions of the treaty to the speci conditions of Alsace Lorraine, certa matters of execution being left to co ventions to be made between Fran and Germany.
 France to Have Coal Mines of Sa;
 The Saar. In compensation for t destruction of coal mines in northe