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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

JRouters Service to the Chan Maikj

AUSTRIAN PEACE: TERMS.

Expos "Inne lab The conditions of penee of the Allied nad seinesi Powers, with the expep- Bons of the Mimary, Reparation. Finan arcial candi vertain Boundary clauses, were handel to the Austrian Plenipotentiaries xt vietnamin na June 1st,

The clauses which are not yet ready for presentation will be skelivered as soon pssible, the Austrians, in the mean- while, having an opportunity to begin work on the greater part of the Treaty, in aur effort to facilitate the final decision.

The Austrinn Treaty follows exactly the same outline as the German, and in any plaque is identical with it except for the chsage in haute-

Certain specific Clauses, which applied only to Germany are, of course, omittedt, and certain new Clauses of particular appeenility to Austria, included, espertally as regards the new States creatout of, the former Austro Hun garian Pampires

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Arin is left, by the Treaty, a State! of about 9,000 people inhabiting « farring of between 10,000 and 20,000

Austin" regnises the ecuplete inde pende of Hungary, Tehocho-Slovakia and the Serbo-t'roat Slovene State, and codes the territories which previously. in tion wish her composed the Empire of Austria-Hungary.

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Agathis agrees to accept the League of: Nations ent

Labour Ulinetry, to 'renonner all her extra Kuro- pean rights demobilize her whol naval at geria? forces, to admit the rish: of trial, by the Allied and Associat, ed Puwer, of her. nationals guilty of violating the laws and enstons of war. sad to derept de lave provisions similar to these in the German Tr

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ecommunic ralations and fredom of transit.

In the following summary, Part One. containing the Covenant of the League of Nations, and Part Taels containing the Labour Convention be identical with these in the German Treaty and are therefore ouitted,

Part Six. dealing with Prisoners of Yar and Graves, and Part Ten. with Aerial Navigation, are identical with the substitution of Austria and Austring for termals and German, and are als Pittv 1.

Bilarly, PRIE Thirteen of the Ger- marfesty, containing guarrales for ito ya waun, are not included in the Austin Treaty.

PART TWO:

THE FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA.

AMEROUS IMPORTANT CHANCES,

The northern frontier, facing Tchecho- Slovakia, follows the existing administra. ive boundaries, formerly separating the princes of Bohemia and Moravia from

geo of Upper and Lower Austria, sub ject to certain minor rectifications, not ably in the regions of tinand and Felds | borg and along the River Momrin

The southern frontier, facing Italy and the Serbo-Croat Slovene State, is to be fixed by the principal Allied and Associated Powers at a later date.

In the eastern part, the line, passing! just onet of Bliebarg. cross the Drav Just alwe its confluence with the Lavant. and theme passes north of the Davi so as to leave to the Serbo-Croat-Slovene State. Marburg ang Radkersburg, just| to the Ruth of which latter place it joins: the Hungarian frontier.

Theth and north-western fronth brs ng Bayarin, the western frontier, facing Switzerland. and the eastern frontier, facing Hungary, remain phonuc

PART THREE.

POLITICAL CLAUSES.

EUROPE,

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The nigh contracting partics recognise and not the frontiers of Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Ramania, the Berio ratlovene State. and Thech Storak State as at present deter

the wined or ultimately to be determined.

Austria routinees, in favour of the principal Allied and Associated Powers, all her rights and titles over territories Formerly felonging to her which, though outside the new frontiers of Austria, have not as present leen signed to any State, andertaking to accept the settlemens to be nude in regard to these territories.

THE CHINCH-SUOVAK STATY, Austria recognises the complete inde pendence of the Telecho Stuvak State, ineling the autonomous territory Borth of the Carpathians, in conformity with the action already taken hy the Allied and Associated Powers.

The act boundary between Austria and the new State is to be fixed by a Field Commission of seven members, ve nominated by the principal Allied and Associated Powers and one each by Austria and Telecho-Slovakia.

Thecho Slovakia agrees to embody, in Treaty with the principal Allied and Associated Powers, such provisions as may be deemed necessary to protect radial, religious, or linguistic minorities. and to assure, freedom of transit and. equitable treatment for the commerce of other nations.

THE SERBO-CROAT-SLOVENE STATE. Austria, similarly, recognises the com pie independence of the Serbo-Croat- Slovene State, and renounces her rights and titles.

A similarly appointed Field Commis ios, including a member nominated by the Serbo-Croat-Slovene State, is to fix the suct boundary.

T question of the Basin of the Klagenfurt is reserved.

The Serbo-Croat-Slovene State ngrees to a similar Treaty for the protection of minorities and freedom of transit.

RUMANTA. Rumania agrees to a similar Treaty for production of minorities and freedom of transit.

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Austria is to recognise and respect the f independence of all the territories which formed part of the former Russian Empire.

Ble is to accent. definitely, the annul ene of the Brest-Litovsk Treaty, and of all Trenties or agreements of all kinds coneledel since the Revolution of Novem ber, 19 with all Government or politi cal gros on the territory of the former Russian Empire.

The Allies reserve all rights, on the 1212 of Jussin for restitution and satis- faction to be chtained from Austria on the principles of the present Trenty.

GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

KINEMA PARS:

Enric Caruso, the great tenaw of The Metropolitan Opera House. Now York. maile his screen debus at the Bivoli, New York, in a picture ex- Bind My Cousin," and anali adely registered great favour with the press arst the priblie - Signor Caruso will be men in one twotion pietras, which are expected Se sustaits the reputation he has already curned as a paukaitist in

My Cousin

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Or tave other

One of the outstanding characteris- ties of the klier and sailor through- but the war bez is demand for pictures. Both the Army wal Navy have run kits andier a bewilder- ing variety of laudynpes. One of the

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tet enterprises in the direction is

picture thates" at Zeebrugge, which has been erected by the sol diers and spikes occupying the port. thes the historio name of the Pole Picture Palace, and is buils of corrugated iron sheete, she unce plate "hsing vormpseed of a portion of a salved Gennan mine, with the designation of the phetre inscribed with chalk.

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The idea which fird general pre- dave is that Charte vile is screed, del in Aneric but it does been Escenere: that the credit for his first Hur belong to this web-alused and atter ali appens theis in Angst, 1992, Chaplin was playing in Jersey - menites of a Kame Company, wink at the tune they was being solehatek on the island the anmmal Flower Contend. There came Bom Tomion a rakul can (@V=IJE, whose rigged b'e nowhite up on the mien-course to get setur sins of the that in the procession. While the Pranks turner was in aly kite, of taking a pleture of a particularly pray for. Chaplin settled in fout of the canet and Before the enner-nun knew what a happen- edhe buk taken i good length of the rist Chapin.

Fix Fist turning rate from the huggghter of the by starchers at Charles andjes, and the disappointed topload a retired in degast a moving his picture spoilt. Win benine it the film no e Koons, Bus ifonly it could be found Dhaw Wierk to sup someone would

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The Sester Government - gery, nemeding to a wireless virssage enating from Bela Kum, the Corn- missary For Foreign Affairs, as about to construct unw world. Aral one of the first of its efforts in this direc tion is the nahing of theatres and kinens free and perfectly acces

for the elitre of the prole 1xilat, whenes in the past they exist el solely for the musement of the rich.**

Exhibirng, renditions must Fette Ben stage if this was really

but they will be stranger now. We l'altit a threat of the pro duction of birth: beztificat at on- time before chikiren conič obtain al mission into kinemas. Perhaps in Hungary the infants will now have to produce a document proving that they belong to the " proletariat. At any rate, ever the Bolsberists could not interalier such a reform"

into our kiemas unless they mad thom pressible for the poor little rich children and excluded the pre sent type of child arslience.

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Buthe Fire- have every rea-n to enghilated on their excellent seriquing of The Bells, The story of this dramatic phey lent- 3, self ideally to the fith, and tallas Willers, who lo- napter! it, bas waste the most af his opportunity. Natamy The Bells at the

nare of the late Sir Henry. living are to the English-speaking world sgtetynous, and when one thinks of the wonderful performance of the erent actor us the unhappy Mathia Frank Keet scened out to chal- lenge canadison. However, Kee-

can i us prent on the sorven us Irving was on the stage.

There are moments in the firm actor's repre sentation, such as when he awokes from his ghastly dream, that are almost too painful to watch.

man lays bare his soul before tire eyes of the world. Frank Keenan is ably supported by Edward Cosen on Chilies and Miss Lois Wilson as Annette,

MM. Enum and Chantrian's Te Juif Polonais "was never really intended for the stage until Mr. Leopold Lewis presented in Englisis draitised Version, entitled "The Bells," at the old fyeeum Theatre in 1871. What Mr. Lewis did for the stage. Mr. Gilson Willets has done for the surevil Pathe's production contains all the air of intense trigely that is inseparable from a successful representation, while Frank Keenan Sti

́ [1 Just trying role, s Aathias with exceptional' vigour and Puree.

The settings, so importuat in creat- ing the atmosphere inseparable from our preceived idens of what should be suggested, are faultless. and the photography is clear, dis- fit and of n very high standard throughout.

advance, any Convention with which the Allies may determine to replace them.

Austria adheres to the abrogation" of Austria is to consent to the abroration the neuffality of the Grand Duchy of of the Trenties of 1830. by which Belgium Luxembourg, and accepts, in advance, all was catablished as a Neutral State and international agreementa na to it, rench- Her frontiers fixed, and to accept, in ed by the Allied and Associated Powera.

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