FRONTIERA LETTO-LITUANA
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wiszki », Lindiki, v. w. Aleksandrynhof, Waltaki, Bruveri, Bardziuny, Aukskalne, Cyrule, Usowice, Iberny, Montegaj-lishky, and the following in Lithuania: Gut Szyling-Poruush, v. w. Berze, v. w. Plitnicy, v. w. Wirbuly, Witkune, Taupre, v. w. Poszeraukste, Gut Kosaki, Griniuny, v. w. Janulance, Gut Butowty, Dworgale, Szilany, Purwiszki, Pladzbardzie, Kuprishky and Gut Maly Ponemun.
    There after the frontier follows the old governmental line till within the vicinity of Kebel it passes north including that property together with Walden. Thereafter following a line to the south of Kuntchuny, Kupaki and Biten it enters the extreme western point of lake Fesen (Akmen). The following places remain in Latvia: Shidas (1), Bruvel, Jaunas Krugs, Klepere, Kunchuny, Jaunkalcj, Brivnceki, Kupaki, Biteny, Katsitenskrug, the school and the church, and the following in Lithuania: Gut Kebel, Gut Walden, Wishginy, Gut Ilsenberg and Gut Ellern. The frontier emerges at the extreme eastern end to follow a straight line to the middle of lake Strochumbil (Aisdumble) thereafter passing from its extreme southern end directly to the old governmental line at a point between Ilsehof and Vasa-nishky.
    Thereafter the frontier foUows the old governmental line until it enters southern Okniste and passing to the south of Bursche, moves in a south - easterly direction to the south of the railway station Cuta, to join the old line directly at the nearest river bend, between Sougoknishki and Asdane. The following places remain in Latvia: Birtschi, Barschtsche, Ofizerishky, Dyschlery, Sharniahky, Sougoknishki; and the following in Lithuania: Mashuchi, Prudu-pe, Chechishki, Pandonai, Benedictovo, Asdany.
    Thereafter the frontier foUows the present line until in the neighbourhood of Gut Wilkushki it passes to the South of the road so as to include that bend in Latvia.
    (1) Should it be found possible to cut out the farm Smolmnky-\blena« near Shidas in favour of Lithuania, without cutting any land belonging to the farm« Shindas and Wejin. which remain in Latvia— this will de done.