Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1919, Page 6

« 1 Vv f 1 V } « PAGE SIX r : : ee a EE SECRET TREATY OF LONDON ON WHICH TTALIANS BASE CLAINS (international Relations Supplement 1 of the New York ‘‘Nation’’) Mount Toblach, in o p text of the sec sent fronti r the Alp: d the line will r ill follow t All the islands not as- ving districts y the work of of its participa- s first publishe rnment of Russ 3 pr, 1917. On ? y 24, 1915, jared war!/run in a south-east direction tov ainst Austria On June the Schneeberg, in such a 0, 1918, Mr. Balfour, speaking in not to include the basin of he House of Commons in opposition und its tributaries in Ital t motion which czvlled for a re- tory. From the Schneebers the fron- on of secret treaties with the Al- t.er will descend to’ ied Governments, on the ground tha st, including C in their present form they are in- 2nd Voloses It consistent with the objects for which V. In the same this country entered the war, and ve the provi z herefore barrier to a demo- its present ey crests of » and the Sov the end o south of the Ad 5 Serbia and Montenegro are , the whole coast from Cape Plenka to the river Drin, with he very important ports of Spalato, Cattaro, Antivari, Dulcigno, nni di Medua, as also the islands of Grand nd Piecola, 3uja, Solta, Brezza, Cikljan, and Calamotta. The port of Durazzo can be as- cons tic peace,” declared that “to these , signed to the independent Moham- we stand. The national < medan State . honor is bound up with them. eS WIG 1G n in full We mean to keep to the full to the © bargain we have made.” The Italian Ambassador in Lon- to e in Italian hands all the don, Marchese Imperiali, on instruc- ose rivers enter the s tions from his government, has the benico. honor to communicate to the Seer nd Bu , with their tributar of State for Foreign Affairs, To Italy also will belong all the ward Grey, to the French Am- lands north and west of the Dal dor, M. Cambon, and to the tian coast, beginning with Premt : n Ambassador, Count Benck- Selve, Ulbo, Skerda, Maon, Pago, a1 the island of of sufficient ex- tinst dangers of k ximately be- ver Vonussa to the north and east, and the district of himar to the south, Having obtained Trentino » IV, Dalmatia islands by Article - ownership din such a we endorff, the following memorandum: «nd Puntadura, and further north, ¥, 20 e Gulf of Valona, Italy 1, The Great Powers of France, and rezching to Meleda southwards, under in the event of a small Great Britain, Russia and Italy shall,, with the addition of the islands 0 autonor and neutralized state without delay, draw up a military! Andrea, Busi, I Lesina, r- being forme + Albania, not to op- convention, by which are to be deter- cola, Curzoh, C: and Logosta, pose the possible de of France, mined the minimum = of military and the surrounding islets and Creat Britain, and Russia to part forces which R a will be bound to rocks, and hence Pelag also, but tion the northern end southern ¢ Monte- The n coast a, from the y of the territory of place against Austria-Hungary, in without the islands of Grande and tricts of Albania between the event of the latter throwing all Piccola Zirone, Buje, Solta, and negro, Serbia, her forces against Italy. This mili- Bre south tary convention will also regulate The following shall be neutralized: fr the problems relating to a possible (1) The whole coast from ©. ona to Cape Stilos, is to be neu- armistice, in so far as these do not Planca on the north to the southern tralized. by their very nature fall within the point of the peninsula of »bion To Italy will be conceded the right competence of the Supreme Com- cello on the south, this pe ula the foreign relations of mand. being included in the neutral zone. A y case Italy will be II. Italy on her part undertakes (2) Part of the coast from a point ! Albania a terri- to conduct the war with all means 10 kilometres south of F fliciently extensive to enable saveechi at her disposal, in agreement with as far es the river Vojussa on the ontiers to join those of Greece Vrance, Great Britain, and Russia, south, so as to include in the neutra- and Serbia to the east of the Lake of and against the states which are at lized zone the whole gulf of Catt Ochrida. war with them. with its ports, Antivari, Dulcigno, VILE. Italy shall obtain full pos- III. The naval forces of France Giovanni di Medu: nd Dur session of all the i ds of the Dode- and Great Britain will lend Italy with the reservation that Monte- cannese, at pre: nt occupied by her. * Fi Brit and nize an ?xiom the y is interested in main- balance of power and her right y is broken equal to theirs in the in that pert not to be infrin are based on th ed between the their active co-operation until such: negro’s nights a time as the Austrian fleet shall be in so far as they destroyed, or till the conclusion of peace. France, Great Brita’ and Itaiy shall in this connectic on- clude without delay a naval conven- tion. ssions, IV. By the future treaty of peace to such Italy shall receive: the Trentino; the may in the futu whole of Southern Tyrol, as far as Montenegro. Her and ports as } ssigned to rt of the 1 already ac- its natural and geographical frontier, vhich tod: o Monte- ¢ interests, the Brenner; the city of Trieste and neutraliza- tish con- its surroundings; the county of tion inthe futu gal re e be assigned to Gori and Gradisca; the whole of strictions regarding the port of An- far.as the Quarnero, includ- losca and the Istrian Islands, Cherso and! Lussin as-also the lesser ~ ve conve | Dutton, Staley & Company nello, and’ Gruiéa, boring islets. NOTE 1. said. in Arti shall be “drawh with their neigh- gees Brokers rentiechline Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver Bathestollowing markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- “points: from. the. mit, of Umbrile vice. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any northwards td jp,'then along exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we the watershed‘ of tht! Riaetian Alps will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our urces :of- the rivers market letter. 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With regard to points I, II and III III, In the event of an exten-| (relating to the co-ordination of the of the French and British colon-| mijitary and naval operations of all \four Powers), Italy declares that she will enter the wer actively as soon as and in any case not later ithan one month after the signature of the present document on behalf t of Italy to demand for herself ain compensations, in the form of EOL AL LALA MA hh ddd IIIS ISTE SIO LILI ISS an extension of her’ possessions in eaeti : Erit omaliland, Libya, and the|°* or er NG pervs. pew J J GIBLIN colonial districts bordering on French Oa HD eae eo hy cSt e e ae Wee ee undertakes to BD WARUDIGEEN, 312-313 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING facilitate for Italy without delay and JULES CAMBON, Office: 985-J —PHONES—— Res.: 474-J on favorable condition the conclu- IMPERIAL, sion of a loan in the London market, BENCKENDORFF. = | | | Poison Spider-Bolton Syndicate A New SYNDICATE Founded-On SOLID, SANE BUSINESS Principles, with Holdings in THREE PROMINENT FIELDS 160 acres TEAPOT DOME, adjoining HEART of U. 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