The Turkish Treaty.

The article presents the official summary of the Turkish treaty handed to the Turkish delegates on May 11, 1920. July 11 has been fixed by the Allies as the final date for acceptance or rejection. The preamble recites shortly the origin of the war and enumerates the High Contracting Parties, represented by the four principal Allied Powers, the British Empire, France, Italy, and Japan, and the other Allied Powers. The boundaries of Turkey are described in two articles, one dealing with Turkey in Europe and the other with Turkey in Asia. Subject to the provisions of the treaty, the parties agree to the maintenance of Turkish sovereignty over Constantinople.