New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 7

REVISED TREATY IS ,lllled and associated powers” under- | take to establish Danzig as a free city. This language, in which the re- sponsibility for the creation of the new city of the five great powers { the Silesian regions show that the vota | d LEN[}THY BUGUMENT | state is definitely assumed, is substi- | tuted for the origi 7 Germany Asked to Agree to Re-| " duced Armaments Paris, June 19 (By The Associated Press.)—The alterations and amend- ments incorporated by the Council of yur in the revised treaty malte it somewhat longer document than the draft originally submitted to the Ge mans and published in the Unit es. It now compr 216 pages, ore than the o and even effected by closer paging. At a | | claring merely t | lished as a free city Disarmament Terms, of Germany—No. reduction to a sr ed point within two monihs, now reads in the English | version: | of Nations. the German army shall not possess ament greater than that fixed in the table submitted in this treaty,” and continues: “Germany agrees that after she has | become a member of the league, the | armaments fixed by the table shall re- main in force until modified by the “Up to the time at which Germany | is admitted as a member of the League The new article which replaces the | I original provision for the disarmament | 165—providing for | .. 2 ¥ ling for jafter th 1 | The same conditio; T ’r;v ement of German armies and ofii | | cia | i | | % ] [ sugar-tilled wafers which they sup- ported. There was no question about the complete success of Nettie’s discov- ery, as the fragrance of the fresh cups of tea which she served added to the inviting repast. favorite at the tea hour— ses them almost as much > >akfast and luncheon—is the \. B. C. Graham Cracker. It seems indispensable in modern housekeep- ¢|ing. People have been so thoroughly lect about the thousands of ean be indicated only by reference to maps of the largest scale. Plebiscite in Silesia. The provisions for a The reliance that womenkind has learned to put in crackers is being | 1 illustrated at the teas being plebiseite in | &iven for returning soldiers and will be taken in virtually the metropolis esia, cxcept small uthwestern and northern corne: hich were awarded conditionally d Poland, tively plebiscite must between the sixth and ery woman ¥ has in her pantry' ply of the N. pany’s always 1l of upper | p- f Com- nd univer-|a be held 18th montt and the disbandment of wor i which were included n and East P ound in Whether you eat for the en- joyment of it, or to pre- serve body and mind in a high state of efficiency, N.B.C. Graham every soldier - vated a likjaf p that affect e o A significant article of the trea prohibits political prosecutions by either the Polish or German gover ments for any activities during th plebiscite in Silesia g Silesia ious points the drafting committ sought to adhere as far as po to the original numbering of the 2 cles and contrived to make up for in- | ons by combining or | New Polish Frontier. | “r The bulkiest, as well as the most | important changes revealed by a com- 14 parison of the old and new drafts are i those relative to the new | frontiers and the Silesian plebiscite. | coal | The frontier changes correspond gen- | TV MOW erally with those outlined in recent | | dispatches, but bring the Polish | Chaplain— frontier nearer to Breslau, on the east Recording than was at first contemplated and | Leupold. | sive Poland a new section of the Prussian province of Pom fa in ex- | Financial change for the coast strip of the same | Coleman. province veturned to Germany, al-| First Conduct though the Council of Four planned for a time to make all Pomerania German on historic grounds ® | council of the league. 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