text: -From the Ehi Dogologa. a strnight line joining the Enneri Tur- 1..ou at a point uownstrcam from the confluence of the latter with the Enneri Guesso. so that the section Dogologa-Enneri-Turkou of the caravan route from Fcuan to Haruai remains in French territory: -From this point. a straight line meeting the confluence of the Enneri Banlague with the Enncri Momogoi or Ofouni: -From this connucncc. the line of the heights separating the Enncri Banlague from the Enneri Mom{1goi or Ofouni. then the line oft he ridge, a, far a, the !'.hi Madou. so that the tributaries from the right of the Enncri Banlague-Zoumeri. not:thly the Enneri Ouri. ·1 inaa. Ouadame. Arayc. Mccheur. ·1 irenno. Aguesju. Kayaga. [anu) Ahcchc remain in French territory: -From the Ehi Madl>U. a straight line joining Yehigne. IO kilometre, upstream from Yehhi-Saouma: -From thi, point. a straight line meeting the gemlesic point of Aozi: --From thi, point. a straight line meeting the intersection of thl' 24th degree pf longitude ca,t of Greenwich and the 18th degree 4.~· of latitude north. ·r hi, line is indi,aled on Map 1'.o. I atta,hed 10 the pn:-,enl ·r n:aty. llrti,!t-3 Special comrnissioncr,. dck-i.:,11cd for this purpose hy the lwo Govcrnrnen1,. 11,i11g lhe dala ~dve11 in the prc,cding arliL"lc. ,hall 7<, proceed on the spot to make an effective demarcation. At the same time, as the result of their work, they shall submit to the Gov­ ernments an agreed plan for the arrangements to be made to assure effective policing in the frontier zone and to regulate the use there by the indigenous populations of the pastures and water points. TITLE III THE FRONTIER BETWEEN THE ERITREA AND THE FRENCH SOMALI COAST Article 4 The following line will be substituted for the boundary established between the Eritrea and the French Somali coast on 24 January 1900 and 10 July 1901: 
analysis: The text appears to be a border demarcation treaty between two countries, specifically defining the frontier between Eritrea and the French Somali coast. The language used is technical and geographic, describing specific points and lines on a map. The treaty also mentions the establishment of a special commission to make an effective demarcation and regulate the use of pastures and water points by indigenous populations.