The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-12
TERMS MADE PUBLIC

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Omclal le1I q the Treaty of Paris
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Wasnlnston. jan 6-The following Is the
Guided at Paris betwe the unise aes st sSa.
and Spain. being a~.at as.s..ls Isaac, 9tates
ument broupht - M 1qs.. copy o1 the DOC
commissioners: 'e - -. ~.
majesty the onss ente Es. OF America and her
name Of her august so5 noU "a A Hpa, y fne
Ing between the two comntria. ~" Hev 1A 20.
W aT1es: =, The president Of the United States
liam man Is F =: Day. Cushman X. Davis, WI
d Ggatn =, Don ION Eugenio Montero Rios. presi-
A1barzuza. senator Of the Kingdom and ex.
minister MN OF the crown; Don Jose De Car
tic c, "a dePnty to the cortes and associate JUS
sSRfSnG p eS%oy
6 81 disacn and Don Rafael Cerrero general
Who. having assembled in Paris, ard
! naving exchanged their full powers, which
% %e1 round to be in due and proper form,
1 fHIe them. agreed upon the following sr-
1lcles:
Spain ,e,,no,uz H.' GU c, !; =, uo,
ty over end title to Cuba Ana az ~ IT,
land is, upon its evacuation BY Spain. TO
United States will co inn~ 40 snch ooo', e
patton shall last. assume and tlischa n ve tbc
fS aM at.3f hat nay under internafionai
ton, for the protect,d 1ac =, OF IT,, ITS 9cc@pa
erty. anu pAo''
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island Of Perto Rico me and on th states the
eras a az ea a isiano or Guam IN the Mari
aS VI Aaorones.
Spain cedes to the United States the
erch1pelago known as the Philippine is
Wthin, a aha experimenting the islands lying
"A linz r, tUnIjwng me:
or mean tb running tsn tTom vest to east along
ia a1Tiads and through the middle Of the
hnndraG sG Gaannsi OF Bachi, from the one
h ,,nda ana eighteenth 018th) to the one
nunared and fwenty:se venth C27th) degree
thence along the one hnndre - and twsntn.
seventh (12th) degree meridian ~ ionSi.
tude east Of Greenwich to the paraliei Of
north latitude thence sInne mn n ns S4o}
four degrees and forty-five minutes H4h
north latitude to its Intersection win the
meridian Of longitude one hundred and
nineteen degrees and thirty five minutes
C11s:s5, east OF Greenwich, thence along the
one hundred and
Of latitude seven degrees and ferty r minl
Of latitude seven uegrees and for Inc parae
GAO north to its Intersection With the one
hundred and sixteenth GlSth} DECREE ,te me- Tns
ridian Of longitude easf ~ GreanvinS
thence by a direct line to the ,nterse"tfnr;
Of the tenth 1lotnl degree nara11eI ~ norP,,
latitude with the one aun;ired and - eie1,t
ecnth f1lSthl derree meridi.n aS Slu e;sns
east of Greenwich and thence aionS tSa one
hundred and eiEhteenth 1i1Sth9 '9 Gasr me one
point of beginning. ~ '''e
The United States will pay to Spain the
sum s1ao OF twenty million dollars &C., o0oS
the ratifications of the present trrst1 ~
a-+,.1s " "7'~'''
cle ~.
The United States will. for the term ct
ten years from /. date of the exchange
OF a the ordinations OF the present treaty.
admlt spanish ships and merchandise to
tne potts OF the fh1lippine islands on the
the United States anu A''e' e''a'fa1se VI
Article v.
The United States Will, upon the sig
nature OF the present treaty, send back TO
Spain, at its own cost, the Spanish sol-
diers taken as prisoners Of war on the
capture OF Manila by the American forces
The arms OF the soldiers in question shall
be restored to them.
notifications Of the present treaty. proceed
to evacuate the Philippines, as well as tho
island of Guam, on terms similar to those
agreed upon by the commissioners ap-
pointed to arrange for the evacuation Of
Porto Rico and other islands In the West
idoa 9nder the protocol Of August -
tese, Whlch IS TO continue In force till its
provisions are completely executed. The
!lme Wtnln Wnicn the evacuation of the
n,etad shaii ha f1 aa % ~ IN sn t e com
ments. Stands Of coIors nnce~ sGve cru
vessels. small arms gins If ri nsiih var
with their 20 rriovas o1d o,oa,sa o.
der ammunition live stocI< go 80 10. pvM
oni sInniiea ~ ali LinGs haI 90 .ua telldls
land and naval forces of Spain n tRe x Ph bTs
Snain Pieces ~ heaWv ordn.RR roperey , OF
siva ~ field ar+illerv IN 10 fort;f eX 4:i
snd coast defenaeaS ri me notft t
mn,ecamenta fnr 3bs s co. ae - an IN tnelr
to he reckoned from the arnhn % sa n1ont PINS
cations Of the treatv. and ne ffnite ~ st,n
may in the meantime purchase such mate
rial from Spain II a sa satisfactory agreement
between the two governments on the sub
ject shall be reached.
.snatn will upon the stena+,,ro -. -.
nroSent +r"atyv raIoose or n;e o. tne
90 ali narscns da+ ainad ~ - ; nU1.Sa ~ war
nniitioa,p offsnses IN o"nu Oa dipi'soneo Ior
ikrsrrreo+ions in r,1h. ond 49, p, WIN the
ard the war with the United States
,o ~ reSa, I've 1nt states Will re-
tGSe a.. 70. ooAS ...saee ~ iooIISIs VI war Dy