Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-21

such manner as provided by the
| reparation commission, "a reason
| able sum which shall be determined
! by the commission"
Three Bond Issues
Three bond issues shall be made,
the first before May 1, 1921. without
| interest, the second at 2l2 per cent
interest between 1921 and 1926, and
! thereafter at per cent, with an
additional l per cent. for amortiZa-
| ton beginning in 1926. and third
at per cent. when the commission
is satisfied that Austria can meet
the interest and sinking fund obli-
cations. The amount shall be di-
vided by the Allied and associated
governments in proportions deter
mined upon in advance on a basis
of general equity.
The Austrian section of the re-
paration commission shall include
representatives of the United States,
Great Britain, France, Italy. Greece.
Poland, Rumania. the Serbo- -Slovene
state and CZecho- -Slovakia The
first four shall each appoint a dele
gate with two votes, and the other
five shall choose one delegate each
year to represent them all. With
drawal from the commission is per-
mitted on twelve months notice.
Codes All Ships
Austria. recognizing the right of
the Allies to ton for ton replace
ment of all ships lost or damaged in
the war, cedes al merchant ships
ana nshing boats belonging to ma
tlonals or the former empire. agree
ing to deliver them within two
months to the reparation commits
SION. With a view to making good
the losses in river tonnage, she
agrees TO deliver up twenty per
cent. or her river fleet.
Inc Allied and associated powers
REQUIRE, and Austria undertakes
that IN part reparation she will de-
vote her economic resources TO tho
physical restoration of the invaded
areas. Within sixty days of the
coiillns INTO force of the treaty, the
t, sGternmehts concerned shall file
M!'n tne reparation commission lists
OF ANIMALS. machinery, euuipment
and the like DESTROYED bv Austria
ana which the governments desire
repiaced in kind. and lists of the
materials which they desire pro-
uuced IN Austria for the work of
construction. and which shall be re-
viewed in the light of Austria's abil-
lty to meet them.
Advance in Animals
AS an immediate advance as m
ANIMALS, Austria agrees to deIiyar
WITHIN three months after ratifica-
uons or the treaty 1000 milch COWS
TO Italy and 1000 each to Serbia
ana Rumanla; 1000 heifers to Italy
$40 to Serbia and 500 to- Rumania:
40 bulls to Italy and 25 each to Ser.
bia and Rumania; 100 calves tn
each of the three nations: 900
Duliocks to Italy and 500 each to
serbia and Rumania; 1000 sows to
Italy, and 1000 draught horses and
l,OoO sheep to both Serbia and Ru-
mania.
Austria also agrees to give an
option for five years as to timber
iron and magnesite in amounts as
nearly equal TO the pre-war impor-
tations as Austria's resources make
possible. She renounces in favor
OF Italy all cables touching terri
tories assigned to Italy, and in
favor of the Allied and associated
powers the others.
Austria agrees to restore all rec
ords, documents, objects of anti
guilty and art and all scientific and
photographic material taken from
invaded or ceded territories. She
will also hand over without delay
all official records of the ceded ter
ritories and all records. documents
and historical material possessed by
public institutions and having a di-
rect bearing on the history of the
ceded territories which have been
removed during the past ten years,
except that for Italy the period
shall be from 1861.
AS to artistic, archaeological,
scientific or history objects former
ly belonging to the Austro- -Hungar-
ian government or crown, Austria
agreeg to negotiate with the state
concerned for an amicable agree
ment for the return to the districts
of origin on terms of reciprocity, of
any object which ought to form
part of the intellectual patrimony of
the ceded districts and for twen-
ty years to safeguard all other such
objects for the free use of stu
dents.
AS for special objects carried off
by the House of Hapsburg and other
dynasties from Italy. Belgium, Po-
land and Czecho- -Slovakia, a commit
tee of three jurists appointed by the
commission is to examine
within a year the conditions under
which the objects were removed and
to order restoration, if the removal
were illegal. The list of articles
includes among others:
Return Old Relics
For Tuscany. the crown jewels and
part of the Medici heirlooms; for
Modena, Virgin" by Andreael Sar-
to and three manuscripts; for Paler-
mo, twelfth century objects made for
the Norman Kings; for Naples 9S
manuscripts carried off in 171s; for
Belgium, various objects and docu-
ments removed in 1894; for Poland,
a gold cup of King Isadislaus ",
removed in 1772; and for Cezcho-
Slovakia various documents and his
torical manuscripts removed from
the Royal chateau of Prague.
Paragraph nine-Financial:
The first charge upon all the as
sets and revenues of Austria shall
be the costs arising under the pres
ent Treaty, including, in order of