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About Danskeren. (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1919)
schau, Weseby, Kleinwolstrup, Gross-Solt, thence westwards passing south of Frdrup and north of Wanderu]), thence, in a south westerly direction passing south-east of Ox lund, Stieglund and Ostenau and north-west of the villages on the Wanderup-Kollund road, thence, in a north westerly direction passing south-west of Ldwenstedt, Joldelund, Goldelund, and north-east of Kolkerheide and Hdgel to the bend of the Soholni An, about one kilometre east of Sdholm, where it meets tin* southern boundary of the Kreis of Ton dern, following this boundary to the North Sea, thence, passing out south of the islands of Fdr and Amrum and north of the islands of 01and and Langeness. lhird Plebiscite /one (South Slesvig)— This zone was eliminated from the Treaty at the instance of the Danish government. On account of the general interest this question has aroused this zone is nevertheless included here. It was delimited with a southern bound ary as follows: Starting (the boundary line) in the Sehloimunde south of the Island of Lootsen and following the course of the Schlei upstream, then leaving the Schlei and turn ing south-west so as to pass south-east of Schlesvig, I’adeby and liusdorff, and north west of Fahrdorff and to meet tin* Reider Au north-west of Jagel, thence, following the course of the Keider Au and then the course of tin1 river Treene to a point north east of Friedrichstadt, turning south to meet the River Eider passing east of Friedrichstadt thence following the course of the Eider to the North Sea.
