Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
HUN ANSWER SAYS
ENEMIES FORSAKE
PEACE OF JUSTICE

" cniinucO fIoHl fIi+l hHe.l
years. Reconstruction of the whole
question is demanded.
Schlcswig-Snc charges the demar..
cation for piebiscite has been traced
through purely German territory and
goes further than Denmark herself
Owes All tn Germany.
Upper Silcsia--Cession cannot he
demanded at all" !, is added that
Upper Silesia" owes everything to
pense with Upper Silcsia. while Poland
does not really need it," Germany is
prepared TO ccdc such parts as are
truly Polish In all territories. east
and west, where ccssion is demanded.
she says il must be preceded by a
p!cbisciie. with universal suffrage adj
ministcrcd under fair conditions adj
ministered by a neutral power after
evacuation of foreign troops.
West Prussia--Germany is ready TO
ccde to Poland such West prussian
territories as are ind.sputably Polish
East Prussia--Gcrmany cannot con
sent TO the severance of East Prussia.
with n German population OF i,5oo,ooo.
from the German empire. y bridge
must be absolutely prepared.
| panzig-'rhis purely German town
must remain within the German en-
| pire Germany refuses TO make 1t :,
/ free city. but is willing to make IL and
| KocnigsbcrS free ports TO give Pc'in''
access 10 the sea.
! Alsacc Lorraine - The population
|
to belong, To France or Germany or
| wants to be an independent state. IF
! France is TO take over the results OF
! Gcrmany'S effort she must equally take
over II proportionatc share in the Ger
man debt
German Austria Germany cannot
pledge herself TO oppose possible de-
sire of Gcrman-A Austria 10 be united
with her.
Claims Old Colonies.
Colonics-Thc treaty clauses are
called unjust" Germany claims she
her culture and undcniable colonial
accomplishments" She proposes an
impartial hearing Of the whole colo
tee she is willing 10 administer her
colonies under the league principles II
she rs at once made a member with
equal privileges.
right and justice to demand from Ger
nanE 10 recognize beforehand any
'rs%'gs k with Miin her her nressnt
formerly part OF The Russian empire.
Germany" says the reply, has OK
prcssly accepted President Wilson'S
eliminating Germany from the worlds
trade, II is asserted. her enemies might
get rid OF troublesome competitor,
but the world, already Impoverished
by tn- Mar, would become infinitely
poorer She promises in her counter
proposals TO set AN example in dis
and military weapons TO the minimum
point required for police work in main
tain!ng Law and order internally
HeiGoland--,icrmany accepts the dis
rnantilne OF this "Gibraltar OF tn.
North Sea" but Insists on the right 10
take rr.,ec,ionary measures for its
population.
Renounces Her Rights.
fiao Cho"-Snc rcnounces her
rights ana privileges regarding kIao
enc" and Shantuug. with certain slip
ulatioHs as 10 compensation.
Treaty Of Brcst litovsk-Says This
pact was Ecnounccd in the ar!nisticc
Neparations TO RuEsIa--Gannot re-
Cc6n!Zc any right on iEUssia's part TO
demand restitution and rcparation.
EgyT't-- Germany is called upon to
NIoIat. tho Egyptian right 10 scif-dc-
termination by recognizing the British
prot"ctoratc,'
shipping -Sn" refuses TO surrender
her Whole merchant feet. and will not
glE" Up more than 10 per cent Of her
river tonnage.