El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

{ the 542d casual detachment tomorrow
Ten men arrived here for demobu-
Z ization on train 10 1o1 Monday morn
I ing from Camp Lee, Va and one Of
{ ficer and four men from Camp NILS.
I " Y, and one officer and 80 men
: from Camp Dix. n j. arrived SUNDAY
Hungarian frontier. the western and
/ northwestern frontiers facing Ba-
varfa. The western frontier, facing
Z Switzerland. and the eastern 'front.'
facing Hungary, remain unchanged
Political Clauses
The high contracting parties rec
ognize and accept the frontiers OF
/ Bulgaria, Greece Hungary, Poland
Z Rumania the Serb-Croat-Slovene
I state and the Czecho- Slovak state as
mined. Austria renounces in favor
( Of the principal allied and associated
{ powers all. her rights and titles over
I territories formerly belong 20 ner
which. though outside the new fyon-
I tiers OF Austria. have not az present
I been assigned 10 any state undertaS-
I ing TO accept the settlement 20 be
I made in regard to these territories
Recognizes New States.
! The Czecho-Slovak state-
Austria recognizes the complete
! independence OF the Czecho- Slovak
7 state. including the autonomous ter
! ritorv south OF the Carpathians in
I conformity with the action already
taken by the allied and associated
I powers. The exact boundary between
I Austria and the new state IS TO be
fixed by a field commission OF seven
Z members five nominated By the priu-
I cipal allied and associated powers and
enc each by Austria and Czecho-Slo-
valzia. Czecho-Slovakia agrees to en-
/ body in a treaty with the principal
allied and associated powers such
/ provisions as may be deemed neces-
{ sary to protect racial. religious or
linguistic minorities and to assure
/ freedom OF transit and equitable
/ treatment for the commerce OF other
nations.
me b-Croat-sIoven state
Austria similarly recognizes the
complete independence OF the Serb
I Croat-slovene state and renounces
her rights and titles. a similarly
/ appointed field commission, includ-
ing a member nominated by the
erb-Croat-Slovene state. IS 70 fix
the exact boundary The question
OF the basin OF klagenfurt is re-
served The Serb-Croat- SloVeue
state agrees to a similar treaty for
( the protection OF minoritiss and free
dom OF transit
Rumania.
for protection OF mirorities and free
dom OF transit.
AnnuIs Brest-Idtovsk Pact
Russia;
Austria is to recognize and respect
the full independence OF al the terri
tories which formed part OF the for
mer Russian empire She IS to accept
definitely the aunulmenr OF the Bresr-
Litovsk treaty and OF all treaties OF
agreements OF all governments or po-
litical groups on territory OF the for
mer Russian empire. The allies re-
serve all rights on the part OF Russia
for restitution and satisfaction 70 be
obtained from Austria on the priu-
ciples Of the present treaty.
General arrangements.
Austria is to consent TO the abro-
cation OF the treaties Of 1888 by which
Belgium was established as a neutral
state and her frontiers fixed and 70
ACCEPT ia advance any convention with
which the allies may determine to re-
place them
Austria adheres to the abrogation Of
the neutrality OF the grand duchy Of
Luxembourg and accepts in advance all
interest agreements reached by the
allied and associated powers
To Protect lfinoritics.
Protection Of minorities.
In a series Of special clauses. Aus
tria undertakes TO bring her institu-
tioDs into conformity with the prin-
ciples CT liberty and Justice and ac-
knowiedges that the obligations for
the protection OF minorities are mat
f LET'S VI AAAEA AataAAAAaa-- NNAAAHAAN UN q
which the league OF nations has juris-
6ictiOn. She assures complete protec-
ton OF life and liberty 70 all inhabi-
tants OF Austria without distinction
OF birth, nationality, language. race
or religion, together with the right 70
the free exercise OF any creed.
Austrian nationals belonging 10
racial. religious or linguistic miuori-
ties are 20 enjoy the same protection
as other Austrian nationals in par
HfnrrfnHs with REGARD annnn|H
other educational establishments and
In districts where a considerable pro-
portion OF Austrian nations OF other
than German speech are resident IA
cilities are 10 be given in schools for
the instruction OF children in their
own language and an equitable share
OF public funds is 70 be provided for
the purpose These provisions do not
preclude the Austrian government
making the teaching Of German OBJ
iigatorr- They are 70 be embodied by
Austria in her fundamental law as
q bnl Of rights. and provisions re- /
garding them are 70 be under the pro- |
lection OF the league Of nations
Yields RIGHTS Outside Europe.
Austrian rights.
Outside Europe. Austria renounces I
an rights, titles and PRIVILEGES as her /
own or her allies territories TO all the I
allied and associated powers and un- Z
dertalzes TO accept whatever measures /
are undertaken BY the principal al j
led powers IN relation thereto.
The clause as TO Egypt. Morocco. /
China and slam are identical after I
the necessary notifications with 4
those Of the German treaty except ]
that especially in the case OF China i
there is no need for 50 great detail
Military. naval and air clauses
The military clauses are reserved.
Surrenders All Warcrnff.
All Austro-Hungarian warships 7
submarines and vessels OF the Danube I
notlla are declared 10 be finally sur
rendered to the principal allied and I
associated powers. Twenty-one spec ]
filed auxiliary cruisers are 70 be dis i
armed and treated as merchant ships
All warships and submarines under I
construction in ports which belong or !
have belonged to Austria-Hungary /
shall be broken up. the salvage not to /
be used except for industrial purposes
and not to be sold TO foreign countries. !
The construction or acquisition OF /
submarines is forbidden. The naval Z