Arizona republican., 1919-05-08

commission is authorized to require Germany to replace the destroyed ar ticles by the delivery of animals. ma chinery, etc, existing in Germany and to manufacture materials required for reconstruction purposes; all with due consideration for Germany's essential domestic requirements.
 Reparation for Destruction
 As reparation for the destruction of the library of Louvain, Germany is to hand over manuscripts, early printed books, prints, etc, to the equivalent of those destroyed.
 In addition to the above, Germany is to hand over to Belgium wings, now at Berlin, belonging to the altar piece of the Alteration of the Lamb by Hubert and Jan Van Eyck, the cen ter of which is now in the Church of Saint Davo at Ghent, and the wings now at Berlin and Munich, of the all tar pier of the last supper by Dirk Bouts, the center of which belongs to the church of St. Peter at Louvain.
 Coal, etc: Germany is to deliver annually for ten years to France coal equivalent to the difference between the annual pre-war output of Nord and 1 Pas de Calais mines and annual pro- duction during above ten-year period.
 Germany further gives options over ten years for delivery of seven mil lion tons coal per year to France in addition to the above, of eight million tons to Belgium, and an amount rising from four and half millian tons in 1919 to 1920, to eight and a half mil lion tons in 1923 and 1924 to Italy, at l prices to be fixed as prescribed in the treaty. Coke may be taken in place | of coal in ratio of three tons to four | Provision is also made for delivery to | France over three years Of benzol, coal tar and of ammonia. The com ! mission has powers to postpone or annul the above deliveries should they | interfere unduly with the industrial
 requirements of Germany.
 | Dye Stu1Hs and Chemical Drugs: l Germany accords option to the com
 mission on dyestuffs and chemical | drugs, including quinine, up to fifty | per cent of total stock in Germany at | the time the treaty comes into force
 and similar option during each six
 months to end of 1924 up to 9 per cent | of previous six months output. Cables: Germany renounces all 1 title to specified cables. value of such as were privately owned being credited | to her against reparation indebted | ness.
 i Germany is to restore within six
 months the Koran of the Caliph Oth- man, formerly at Medina, to the king | of the Hedjaz, and the skull of the | Sultan Okwawa, formerly in East Af-
 rica, to his Britannia majesty's govern
 ment. The German government is al-
 so to restore to the French govern
 ment certain papers taken by the Ger
 man authorities in eighteen seventy
 belonging then to M. Reuhner, and tc
 restore the French flags taken during
 the war of 1870 and 1871.
 German Pre- War Debt
 | Finance: Powers to which German l territory is ceded will assume a cer- tain portion of the German pre-war | debt, the amount to be fixed by the | separations commission on the basis of the ratio between the revenues oi the ceded territory and Germany's to-
 tai revenues for the three years pre-
 ceding the war. In view, however, o1 the special circumstances under which l Alsace- Lorraine was separated from | France in 1871, when Germany refused to accept any part of the French pub lie debt, France will not assume any part of Germany's pre-war debt there 1 nor will Poland share in certain Ger. l man debts incurred for the oppres-
 sion of Poland If the yafne of rh