El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

her ships, liquidation Of her property,
or internment Of her nationals.
Liberia:
Germany renouuces all rights I'M
der the international arrangeme Of
1911 and 1912 regarding Liberia,
more particularly the right to nom
mate a receiver Of the customs and
disinterest herself I'm any further ne
gouations for the rehabilitation Of
Liberia
She regards as abrogated all com
mercial treaties and agreements be-
tween herself and Liberia and recog-
nizes Liberals right TO determine the
status and condition Of tn reestablish-
ment of Germans in Liberia
Provisions a. TO Morocco.
Morocco:
Germany renounces all her rights.
titles and privileges under the act Of
Algeciras and the Franco-German
agreements OF 1903 and 1911 and IN
der all treaties and arrangements with
the Sherefian empire She undertakes
not to intervene in any negotiations
as TO Morocco between France and
other powers, accepts all the conse-
quences Of the French prOtectOrate
and renounces the capitulations, the
Sherefian government shall have com
plete liberty Of action in regard to
German nationals and all German pro-
tected persons shall be subject to the
movable German property, including
mining rights, may be sold at public
auction, the proceeds TO be paid to the
Sherefian government and deducted
from the reparation account Ger
many is also required 10 relinquisb
her interests in the state bank Of
Morocco Moroccan goods entering
Germany shall have the same privilege
as French goods
Recognizes Egypt PrOteetorate.
Egypt:
Germany recognizes the British
protectorate over Egypt declared on
December Is, 1914, and renounces as
from August 4. 1914. the capitulation
and ali the treaties. agreements, etc,
concluded by her with Egypt. She IN
dertalzes not to intervene in any nego-
tiations about Egypt between Great
Britain and other powers There are
provisions for Jurisdiction over Ger
man nationals and property and Tor
German consent to any changes which
may be made in relation TO the com
mission Of public debt Germany con-
sents to the transfer to Great Britain
Of the powers given to the late sultan
Of Turkey for securing the free navl-'
cation Of the SueZ canal Arrange
msnts for property belonging to Ger
man nationals in Egypt are made
similar 10 those in the case Of Moroc-
tian goods entering Germany shall en-
Joy the same treatment as British
goods
Turkey and Bulgaria:
Germany accepts all arrangements
which the allied and associated
powers make with Turkey and Bul-
Earia with reference to any right.
or interests claimed in
those countries by Germany or her
nationals and not dealt with else
where.
Rights Accorded japan.
~Shantung.
germany. cedes to japan all rights, .
titles and privileges, notably as %
Kfao-Chow- and the railroads mines I
and cables acquired by her treaty with I
China Of March s, 1897 and other
agreements as TO Shantung- All Ger
man rights TO the railroad from Using
tao 70 Tsinau Fu. including al .facili-
ties and mining rights and rlglts OF
pass equally 70 Japan
and the cables from Ts1ngtao 10
SHANGHAI and Chefoo, the cables free
OF an charges All German state
property, movable ard immovable, IN T
Kiao-Chow is acquired by Japan Tree
Of all charges
Military. naval and air.
IN order TO render possible the
initiation Of a general Limitation OF (
ne ornaments Of all nations Ger I
many undertakes directly TO observe I
ne military. naval and air clauses
which follow
Cuts Army TO 100000.
Military fOrces-
The rehabilitation Of the Ger
man army must take place within 4
.vvo months Of the peace. It's strength I
nav not exceed 100000 including 4OUO 1
officers with not over seven divisions
Of infantry and three Of cavalry ana I
10 be be devoted exclusively 70 main /
.enance of internal order and control 4
II frontiers. Divisions may not be j
grouped under more than two army .
corps headquarters stats The great /
zerman general staff is abolished I
The army administrative service, con- I
sisting OF civilian personnel not in I
GUIDED in the number Of electives, /
IS reduced 20 one-tenth the total IN /
he 1913 budget Employees Of the
Serman states such as customs Off 7
,ers. rIrsr guards and coast guards 1
nay not exceed the number in 1913
Eeudarmes and local police may be 4
increased only in connection with the
growth Of the population None Of \