The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-16

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Section Four--European Political
Glasses.
| GERMAN AUSTRBA .~-fs~rmsmmx rrt-
awmsse~ she sssai Independence ~ Ss~r-
HaAs Asstria ~ ssae mnaaaarles traeea.
r. HkS8tp Isl 4cS a nj - Germany reet
pRHiAes the entire ads NJ fSe nss ~ the
NEeene- SlosaS state. including the al
tsEgtnous TERRITORY 81 the RuthenianA
w onss rs as sE. Lana eng Akeses.s
sefmiraa whiSt IL shs case OF xha Ger.
u,aH frnstieF shall follow The fronsIsr
~ bohemia In 1919 The usual sfipu.
aasioEs ns 20 acquisition and chanwe ~
nationality follow.
futANI -saermany cades 10 Poland me
sfealess pArs ap upper siiesia. Poser and
taH province Of West Prussia on the Jeff
hAHk OF the ristulM. a Held boundary
tvfHiA5s@tun Of k#Non~anSe representing
ies aitisa and associated powers and one
shall be constituted within is DAYS az Inc
penee 20 aeiimit this boundary such
special provisions as are necessary ~
nsotsns racial Linguistic or religious mi
npFiues and 20 protect freedom Of tran
~ and equitable treatment 81 commerce
~ other nations shall be- laid down III 4
secAeapaHi treaty between the nve allied
Hna associated powers and Poland
EAST PkGaHf Al The southern ard The
eastern frontier OF EAat Prussia Is te be
nAsd py pleoisciiss, the first III the re-
@snes q Aiiensttin hstwstn the south
W frontier ct East Prussia and the
northern frontier az RaEierungsbesirk
boundary between Eaat and West Prus-
tween tbs circles Of Cietsko and Augers-
1arg thence the northern boundary or
1lasako - its junction with the present
frontier. and the second III the area com
prising this circles ~ Stuhm ana Rosen-
pur& ana tho parts OF the circlas OF Ma.
fisnhgr9 and Marisnwerder east OF the
In eaeh caaa German troopa and atI-
thoF1ttea VIII move Oct within is days OF
ta@ peace and this territories be placed
under an International commission "a fiye
menoNra appointed by the five allied aud
associated powers. with the particular
1nly ol arranging free fair and secret
vote The commission will report the re-
Alits o. inc piebiseites y the nse powers
with recommendation for the boundary
aug wiz terminate ~ work az soon az
the boundary has been laid down and the
new authorities set up.
The I'VE allied and associated powers
VIII draw mp regulations assuring East
Prussia full and equitable access to and
use Of the Nistula. "A subsequent CON
stnsion, q which the terms viii be fixed
by the I'VE allied and associated powers,
VIII be entered into between Poland,
Germany and Banxig, to assure suitable
railroad communication across German
territory on the right bank OF the vistula
between Poland and Danxlg while Poland
shAli grant free passage from East Prus-
STA 20 Germany.
The northeastern corner Of East Prus-
ala about Msmel In 10 be coded by Ger
many 10 the associated powers, the for
fneF agreeing to accept the settlement
made, especially ~ regards the nation
atty 81 the Inhabitants.
bANZIG--D anxlg and the district Inn
tnedtateiy about Il Is 20 be constituted
into the free city OF Danzig' under the
kuaraHty OF the league OF nations. A
league and resident AZ banzlg shall draw
up constitution In agreement with
the duly appointed representatives Of
the city and shall deal In the first
lnHiAnee with all differences arising be-
tween tho city ana Poland. The actual
boundaries OF the city shall be delimited
ny q com mission appointed within SIX
three representatives chosen by the allied
and associated powers and one each by
Germany and Poland
A convention. the terms Of which shall
powers. shall be concluded between Po-
land and DRnxig, which shall Include Dan
3ig within the Polish customs frontiers,
though a free area In the port; Insure 70
Poland the free use OF all the city's
waterways, docks and other port facili-
ties the control and administration Of the
Vistula and the whole through railway
aystsfnn within the city aud postal. feie-
graph and telephone communication hes
tween Poland and DanxiK. provide against
Discrimination against Poles within the
city and place Its foreign relations and
the diplomatic protection OF Its citizens
abroad Ia charge Of Poland
pENMARfx-fhe frontier between Ger
many and Denmark will be liked by the
REORGANIZATION o. the population Ten
days franl The peace German troops and
authorities shall evacuate the region
north Of the line running from the mouth
Df the Schlet, south Of kappei, Sehleswig
the North sea. south OF Tonning the
waTkincu'A and soldiers council shall be
dissolved. and the territory administered
by an International commission OF Ave,
vitea 20 name two
uEIsssOLAND. The fortiHeatiouN,
military establishments and harborw OF
the tslnndw of Hefkoiahd and Dune are
sea be destroyed und~r she Supervision
81 the allies BY German labor sud at
s'ermany's expense. They mAHy not he
reconstructed fer aay aiasiiar forssfsea-
tisH butlt Ia she future.
RUSSIA Germany agrees 30 respect
~ permanent and inalffnAbl9 the iuue~
p@ndency of AL territories which were
part Of the former Russian empire TO
aecept the ahF0gation OF the Rrest-
litovsk and other treaties entered into
with the Masimalist government of
Russia 20 recognise she FUN force OF
All treaties entered into by the allied
and associated powers with states
which were a part OF the former RUS
sian empire Gnd 10 recognize the from
tiers as determined thereon. Tho al
lied and associated powers formally re-
serve the right OF Russia 20 obtain RESI-
titutiou and PREPARATION OF the prinei-
pies of the present treaty,
Section Flve--German Rights Outside
Europe
Outside Europe Germany ronouEces
all rights, titles and privileges As 10
hNr own or her allies territories to an I
the altled and associated powers. and
undertakes 10 eecept whatever meaa-
nfss are taken by the ave salisod pow-
RFs ia relation thereto.
COLONIES AND OVERSEAS pos
SESSION S--4sermnny F~aoanrws sn fa-
yer 80 ahr allied sad as@a~tAtwS pew~rs
heF overseas possessions with Hlt Rights
n1d titles sh~reia. Al nAssahle Rnd
inaHmesahte property belonging az fhe
e4asxsa. SAD