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the drafting ous points LONGER THAN ONE parts and ricles. Th sas | reads: “Poland yndertakes to permit _ Five More Than Original— | tor & period of aftocn years the ex- 14 Parts and Articles. | of mines in any part of Upper silesia + PATI Jove % (Associated Hoes) | (rameferred to Poland, in accordance | with the present treaty, without ex- —The altérations and anendments in-| port duties or restrictions, and per- products on the same terms as the the revised treaty make it a some- Poles.” what longet document then the draft originally submitted to the Germans! aed and Associated Powers” un- | ‘and published in the United States. | sertake to establish Danaig as « free ed sponsibility of the five great powers A Chance for Men to Save Money on Flue Serge» Palm Beach/ Suits Toate, Ae WOOL, Blue, Ber -plece suils, hand tallorwd, finest materinis, latest state is definitely assumed, is substi- claring merely that “Dansig ls estab- lished as @ free city.” original provision for the disarma-| ment of Germany, No. 16, providing for reduction to @ specified point English version, “Up to the time at | a alee | which Germany is admitted’ as a | vertising perpen must bring wpe 6 bow cusio! 1, know youll! be pleased my money svi Sin. Pee oy ke The an, thing: Sheownere "si, 61 otter them tor @nd continues: “Germany agrees that after sho bas become » member | of the League the armaments fixed by the table shall remain in force un- til modified by the Council of the League. Furthermore, she hereby agrees strictly to observe the deci- sions of the Council in this reapect.” not suffer the text igeued to the American press with the original version. The languese of the clause opens the possibility of an increase, as well ae a decrease, of German armaments after discussion by the Council of the “Teague, a) drafted the provision probably con- templated’ only the second con- tingency.- © The French text, by one of those oecasional variants which slipped by FUR STORAGE 2%—REPAIRING AND REMODELING . . Best & Co, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Sa Unusual Saturday Women's Sport Skirts eT ATES New models in imported and the finer grades af domestic gabardines. 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At vari- Of “ie.” It ds admitted that thers are committee other changes in the military clauses, jsought to adhere ag far as possiile notably in the provision for ‘ier- |to the original numbering of the af-|Many's army, wiich is to be reduced \ticles and contrived to make mp for to 100,600 men before April, 1920. and |insertions of omiysions by combig-| the extension of time for the die- mantiing of fortifications. These were < 03 ‘ (SUED BY SENATE "he at art armed the now id adequately: putiined in the official ’ Sot es | article ensuring Biledan coal °4N be indicated only by velerence to * ises inerais to German industry now /™MADs of the largest scale. § Now Coimpris 214 Pages, /and m an am nae). The provisions for a picbiacite in| the Silesian regions show | vote will be taken portation to Germany of the products Upper @ilesia except the southwestern and ’ ners which were, awarded uncondi- tionally to Crecho-Slovakia and Vo- : land, respectfully. me of the cha musi be held between the ixtn and o | Germans to purchase these | eighteenth months after the signa- sorporated by the Council of Four in| mit the pur fa peg A siege conditions as regards the retirement armies und officials and German ec: etn te provision: | Plebisct =| city. This language, in which the re- port Bilesia, A significant article of the treaty creat ew Prohibits politica: jo dag lon of the hew elty end | oiher the Polish of German Govern ments for any ac tuted for the origina! phraseology de- | Didtiscite in Biles The bulkiest, as ‘wen of the compar! ‘The new article which replaces the | are those relative frontiers and the The frontier changes correspond gen- erally with those outlined in recent atches, but within two months, now reads in the | frontier nearer to Breslau, was at and give Poland a new section of the Prussian province member of the League of Nations the | exchange for the coast strip of the ince returned to rmany, armament greater than that fixed in fy. ncuah the Council of Four Pisaned the tale submitted in this treaty,” | German on historic grounds. 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