Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-08


titles therein. All movable and i'm
movable property belonging to the
German empire or to any German
state shall pass to the government
exercising authority therein These
governments may make whatever pro
visions that seems equitable for the
repaartion of German nationals and
as to the conditions on which Ger
man subjects of European origin
shall reside hold property on carry on
business. Germany undertakes to pay
PREPARATION of German nationals and
French nationals in the Cameroons
or its frontier zone through the acts
of German civil and military authori-
ties and Of individual Germans from
January 1908, to August 1914. Ger
many renounces all rights under the
convention of the fourth of Novem-
Der, 1911 and goth of September,
1912 and undertakes to pay to France
in accordance with an estimate pre-
sented and approved by the repara-
ton commission all credits, advances,
etc, thereby secured.
Restrict Arms Trade.
Germany undertakes to accept and
observe any provisions by the allied
and associated powers as to the trade
in arms and spirits in Africa as well
as to the general act of Berlin in 1885
and the general act of Brussels of
1890. Diplomatic protection to in
habitants of former German colonies
is to be given by the governments
exercising authority.
Cb;yo Cary,, ropol,poac -, FAVOR
of China all privileges and indemni-
ties resulting from the Boxer proto-
col of 1901, and all buildings, wharves
barracks, forts, munitions of warships
wireless plants and other public prop
ty except diplomatic or consular es-
Establishments, in the German conces-
SONS Tientsin and Hankow and in
other Chinese territory except Kao-
Chau and agrees to return to China
at her own expense all the astrono-
mical instruments seized in 1900 and
1901. China will however, take no
measures for disposal Of German
property in the legation quarter at
Pekin without the consent of the
powers signatory to the Boxer pro-
tocol. Germany accepts the abroga
ton of the concessions at Hankow,
and Tien Tsin, China agreeing to
open them to international use. Ger
many renounces all claims against
China or any allied and associated
government for the internment or re-
patriation Of her citizens in China and
for the seizure or liquidation of Ger
man interests there since August IA,
1917. She renounces in favor of
Great Britain her state property in
the British concession at Canton and
of France and China jointly of the
property of the German school in the
j French concession at Shanghai.
Siam Agreements Cease.
Siam: Germany recognizes that
Siam, including the right of extra
territoriality ceased July %, 1917.
All German public property except
consular and diplomatic premises
passes without compensations to Siam.
German private property to be dealt
with in accordance with the economic
clauses. Germany valves all claims
against Siam for the seizure and
condemnation of her ships, liquida-
ton of her property, or internment
of her nationals.
Liberia: Germany renounces all
rights under the international ar
engagements of 1911 and 1912 regard
ing Liberia, more particularly the
right to nominate receiver of the
customs, and disinterest herself in any
further negotiations for the rehabili-
tation of Liberia. She regards as
abrogated all commercial treaties and
agreements between herself and Ii
IBERIA and recognizes Liberals right
to determine the status and condition
of the establishment of Germans in
Liberia.
! Under Rights.
! Morocco: Germany renounces all
her rights, titles and privileges un-
der the act of Algeciras and the act
of Algeciras and the Franco-German
agreements of 1909 and 1911 and un-
der all treaties, and arrangements
with the Sheridan empire. She un-
dertakes not to intervene in any ne
gotiations as to Morocco between
France and other powers, accepts all
| the consequences of the French pro-
tectorate and renounces the capitula-
tions, the Sheridan government shall
have complete liberty of action in re-
gard to German nationals, and all
German protected persons shall be
subject to the common law. All
movable and immovable German prop
erty, including mining rights may be
sold at public auction, the proceeds
to be paid to the Sheridan govern
ment and deducted from the repara-
ton account. Germany is also request
ed to relinguish her interests in the
state bank of Morocco. All Moroccan
goods entering Germany shall have
the same privilege as French goods.
Recognizes Protectorate.
Egypt. Germany, recognizes the
British protectorate over Egypt de-
clared on December 18th, 1914 and
renounces as from August 4th, 1914,
the capitulation and all the treaties,
agreements, ETC., concluded by her
with Egypt. She undertakes not to
intervene in any negotiations about
Egypt between Great Britain and