Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

INSTRUMENTATION sS5s t
the greater part Of Poscn and West
Prussia to Poland.
. Germany eedes Ncmel to the associated
powers.
Frce use of Danzig waterways and
port facilities are assured to Poland.
Germany accepts SbrogatiOn Of the
Brest-Litovsk treaty.
Allies reserve right ior nus,ia TO OBJ
tain reparation from Germany.
Germany renonees to China Of Boxer
indemnities.
Oriental Holding Lost.
Germany renOunees to China all pub.
lie property and concessions in China
except Kiao Chau.
Germany renOunees all rights IN Mo
rocco.
Germany recognizes British protector
ate over Egypt;
Germany eedes to Japan all rights in
Shantung peninsula.
German army must demobilize within
two months after peace signed.
! All German munitions establishments
must be closed within three months aft
CT peace signed, except where otherwise
specified by Gllies.
No militaristie societies shall be per
mitted in Germany.
German warships may be replaced
only at expiration of twenty years for
battleships and 10 years for destroy
ers.
Allies will retain German hostages
until persons accused Of war crimes Rre
surrendered
Reciprocal exchange Of information
regarding dead prisoners and places of
burial, provided for.
Indemnities.
Total of German indemnities to be
determined by an inter-allied commits
sion before May |, 1921, after fair
hearing.
Schedule will be fixed for discharge
of German indemnity obligations within
thirty years.
Germany irrevoeably recognizes full
authority of intcr.allicd reparations
commission.
Germany's initial indemnity payment
twenty billion marks) shall be made
in gold, goods and ships.
Germany must pay civilians for acts
of cruelty ordered by her representa-.
tives.
Germany must pay for maltreatment
of prisoners.
Germany must pay damages for en-.
forced labor by civilians for levees or
fines imposed.
To discharge her Indemnity obliga.
tions, Germany's domestic taxation
system must be proportionately Is great
as that in any allied country.
Must Build Allied Ships.
Germany must agree to build 100000
tons of shipping annually s.r the ae-
count of the allies for five years.
Germany must restore French flags
taken in France-Prussian war of 1870.
Germany must pay entire cost of arm
les of occupation from date of armis-
tice
Germany to confirm rcnuneiation Of
the treaty of Bucharest.
All German concessions in Turkey,
Russia. Brazil, Austria-Hungary and
Bulgaria to be transferred to allied rep.
arations commission and credited to
Germany.
Clearing houses to be established in
all belligerent countries to handle ad.
iustment of pre.war debts and con-
tracts.
Allies may liquidate German proper
ty to their nationals not recompensed
by Germany and for debts owed their
nationals by German nationals.
Fire insurance contracts not consider
ed dissolved by the war.
All signatories agree to international
control of opium traffic.
All German ports, free before the
war, must continue in that status
Parts of Elbe, Oder, Danube and Me
men rivers iuternationalized
The Rhine is placed under control
of an allied-Gcrman commission
Belgium to be permitted to build a
canal connecting the Rhine and the
Meusc.
Czeohs Given Outlet
Czeeho-Sloyakia to have rail rights
int Fieume aud Trieste.
Germany must lease Czeeho-Slovkia
wharfage in Hamburg and Stettin for
80 years.
International labor office to be es- !
tablished in Geneva as part Of league
Of nations organization.
First meeting Of the international |
labor body will be held in October in !
Washington simultaneously with |
first league of nations meeting) to dis
cuss international eight hour day.
Germany TO accept all DEGREES as to
German ships by allied prize courts
The treaty becomes effective for
each nation as that nation formally |
ratifies it.