The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-05-07

except for 1000 officers and men re-
! talned till october. No aviation
grounds or dirigible sheds are to be
allowed within $50 kilometres of the
Rhine or the eastern or southern
frontiers, existing installations with
In these limits to be destroyed. The
manufacture OF aircraft and parts Of
aircTaft Is forbidden for six months.
All military and naval aeronautical
material under a most exhaustive
definition must be surrendered With
In three months, except for the hun
dred seaplanes already specified.
/ PRISONERS OF WAR.-The re-
patriation Of German prisoners
and interned civilians Is TO be car
rled out without delay and at Ger
many's expense by commission
composed OF representatives OF the
Allies and Germany. Those under
sentence for offenses against dis
clpline are to be repatriated without
regard to the completion OF their sem
tence. Until Germany has surrendered
persons guilty OF offenses against the
laws and customs OF war. the Allies
have the right to retain selected Ger
man officers. The Allies may deal
at their own discretion with German
nationals who do not desire to be re-
patriated. all repatriation being con-
ditional on the immediate release OF
/ any Allied subjects still in Germany.
Germany Is TO accord facilities 10
commissions OF inquiry in collecting
Information In regard to missing
prisoners OF war and OF imposing
penalties on German officials who
have concealed Allied nationals.
Germany is to restore all property
belonging to Allied prisoners. There
3 Is TO be a reciprocal exchange Of In
1 formation as to dead prisoners and
! their graves.
GRAvES-Both parties will re-
! spect and maintain the graves OF sol
diers and sailors buried on their ter
! ritories, agree to recognize and assist
| any commission charged by any
| Allied or associate Government with
| Identifying. registering. maintaining
or erecting suitable monuments over
| the graves, and to afford to each
! other all facilities for the repatria ton
/ Of the remains of their soldiers.
REsPoNSIBlLITlES.-"rho Allied
and associated powers publicly ar
/ raign william r. OF Hohcnzollcrn,
formerly German Emperor. not for an
offcnse against criminal law. but for
n supreme offense against interna-
tional morality and the sanctity of
treatie
The OK Emperor's surrender is to
he requested OF Holland, and a special
tribunal set up. composed OF one
Judge from each Of the flve great
powers, with full guarantees of the
right OF defense. II is TO be guided
by the highest motives OF information
al policy with a view OF vindicating
the solemn obligations OF internation-
al undertakings and the validity ol
information morality. and Will ~
the punishment II feels should be i'm
posed.
Persons accused OF having com
mitted acts in violation OF the laws
and customs OF war are To he tried
and punished by military tribunals
under military law If the charges
affect nationals OF only one state they
will be tried before n tribunal of that
stnte. If they affect nationals % scv'
eral states they will be tried before
Joint tribunals Of the states concernCd d
Germany shall hand over To the asso'
ciated governments either Jointly ol
seVerally all persons 80 accused anl
all documents and information neccs
sary 10 insure full knowledge OF tn
discriminating acts, the discovery o
the offenders and the just npprecta
ton OF the responsibility. The judg'
will be entitled TO name his owl
counsel.
REPARATIoN-The Allied ant
associated governments affirm, ant
Germany accepts on behalf Of her
self and her allies, the rosponsibllit,
for causing all the loss and damage Il
which the Allied and ASSOCIATED
governments and their national
have been subjected as consequcnc
OF the war imposed upon them b,
the aggression OF the enemy states.
The total obligation OF Germany I
! pay, as defined in the category o
, damages, Is to be determined an
notified TO her after a fair hearing
and not later than May l, 1921, b
, an inter- allied reparatlon commits
, sion. At the same time schedule o
payments to discharge the obligation
within thirty years shall be pre-
. sented these payments are subjec
, 10 postpOnement IN certain contin
, gencles. Germany irrevocably rccog
nizes the full authority OF this com
, mission, agrees to supply II with al
: the necessary information and I
pass legislation to effcctuatc its tind
, ings. She further agrees to restor
, TO the Allies cash and certain article
which can be Identified.
, GERMANY TO PAY 10000 000, 90
) MARKS IN TWO YEARS.
e AS an immediate step toward resto
l ration, Germany shall pay within tw
5 years twenty billion marks in eithe
gold, goods, ships, or other specih
, forms OF payment, with the under