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them all. Withdrawal from the COM
mission 10 permitted on twelve months
Cedes Merchant ships.


mission is permitted on twelve months
notice.
Codes Merchant ships.
. Austria. recognizing tho right Of the
aires to n-for-ton replacement OF all
ships lost or damaged in the war.
boats belonging TO nationals OF the
former empire. agreeing to deliver
them within two months to the repara-
lions commission. With view &c
mage. she agrees to deliver UP 20 per
.c.nt of her river fleet.
2" The allied and associated powers re-
.auirc-and Austria undertakes that
In part PREPARATION she will devote her
economic resources to the physical
restoration OF the invaded areas
SWithln sixty days OF the coming into
force OF the treaty. the governments
concerned shall file with the repara-
tions commission lists of animals. ma
chinery. equipment and the like de-
stroycd by Austria and which the
governments desire replaced in kind.
and lists OF the materials which they
desire produced in Austria for the
work OF construction and which shall
he reviewed in the light OF Austria's
ability to meet them.
Makes Animal Assignments.
AS nm Immediate advance as TO ami
mails. Austria agrees TO deliver within
three months after ratitications OF the
treaty 1000 milch COWS to Italy and
1000 each TO Serbia and Roumania:
1000 heitcrs TO Italy, 500 TO Serbia and
500 10 Roumana; so bulls to Italy and
25 each TO Serbia and Roumania: 1000
calves to each OF the three nations:
1000 bullocks to Italy and 500 each to
Serbia and Roumania: 1000 sows 10
Italy. and 1000 drauGht horses and
900 sheep to both Serbia ana Rou-
mania.
Austria also agrees 30 give an option
for five years as to timber. iron aud
maCnesite III amounts as nearly equal
to the pre-war importations as Aus
renounccs in favor OF Italy All cables
touching territories assigned 10 Italy.
and In favor of the allied and asso-
ciated powers tho others
cords, documents. objects OF antiquity
and art. and Nil scientific and biblio-
graphical material taken away from
the invaded or coded territories.
To Release All Records.
She will also hand over without, de-
and all records. documents
and historical material possessed by
Public institutions and having dir
Get bearing on the history of the
ceded territories which have been re-
moved during the past ten years. eX-
cept that for Italy the period Shall
AS TO artistic. archaeological scien-.
tifc and historical objects formerly
belonging 10 the Austro- Hun Sarian
government or crown. Austria agrees
FOR an am:cable arranGemen; for the
return to the districts of origin, on
terms Q: re:trroci;y; ct any 9' njjsI
lectual patrimony of the coded dis
tricts. and for twenty years 10 safe
card ali other such objects for the
by the house o. Hapsburs and other
iynas;es from italy, Belgium, Poland
and czsnhe s'os snnnn,sd 'g bH ,he re-
narat:ons commission, is TO examine
within year the conditions under
which the objects, were r EN- rsnG ana
were illegal. The list OF articles IN
cludes among others
Names Many TREASURES.
For Tuscany. the, crown jewels and
part OF the Medici heirlooms for
sar,o. and three manuscripts; for PA.
crmo. twelfth century objects made
for the Norman kings; FOR Naples:
N ;nr Benum Pvaroas
and documents removed in l7a4:, for
Poland, a gold cup Of King Ladisiaus'
elovakia. various documents and his us
,orical manuscripts removed from the
royal chateau of FRA r,, ers,
Paragraph 9IFinanc:al: Inc Inc mrs mrs.
rnues OF Austria shall! be the COSTS
hrising under the present treaty m
GLIDING, in order of priority, the COSTS
of the armies Of occupation, reparaa-
tions and other charges specihcaiy
nsreed TO and with certain exceptions
as granted by the PREPARATIONS com
Austria must pay the total cost OF
the armies Of occupation from the
armist!ce OF November ,, 1918. so long
as maintained and may export no SoiH
before May l, 1921 without consent ~
The PREPARATIONS commissions
Shall Assume Debts.
Each Of the states to which Austrian
territory is transferred anu each o.
the states arising oul OF me u.si'em,-
berment OF Austria. including the re.
public Of Austria. shall assume par
of the Austrian pre- war DEBT speclh-
callv secured on railways. salt mines
fixed by the reparaticns commission
on the basis .: the value OF the pro
perty 80 transferred. similarly me
unsecured bonded pre- war aen, OF inc ne
the repa IA ions. commission In the pro
port:on'- ,.at- the revenues Tor ne
separated territory bore TO those OF
No territory formerly part Of the
empire. except the republic Of Austria
respect OF the war debt of the former
Austrian government. but neither the
governments of those territories nor
their nationals shall have recourse
against any other state, inciuhlnE
Austria. In respect Of war debt bonds
held within their respective terrltor
les by themselves or their nationals.
Charge Upon Republic.
The war debt held outside the for
ner empire shall he charge on the
republic OF Austria alone. All war
securities shall be stamped within TWO
months with the stamp OF the state
taking them IN. replaced by ccriih-
Gates and settlement made 10 the re-
variations commission.
The currency notes of the former
Austro- Hungarian bank circulating IN
the paraied territory shall be STAMPED
within TWO months by the new gov
crnmcnts OF the various territories
with their own stamp. replaced with
in twelve months by new currency
and turned over within fourteen
months TO the reparations commission.
The bank itself shall be hquidated az
from the day after the signature oil
the treaty by the reparauons COM
mission
states 10 which Austrian territory
was transferred and states arising from
the disanenberment of Austria Sha!
acquire all property within their ter
rItories OF the old or new Austrian
governments including that OF the
FORMER royal family, Tho value Is TO