The Idaho Republican., 1919-05-13

at her own expense all the astrop.
omical instruments seized in 1900 and
1901. China will however take nj
measure for disposal of German prop.
erty in the legation quarter at Fexin
without the consent of the powers
slgnatory To the Boxer protocol. Ger
many accepts the abroguti0n of the
concessions ut HankOw and Tientsin,
China, agreeing to open them to in
ternational use. Germany renounces
all claims against China or any allied
ana associated government for the
internment or repatriation of her cit
liens in China and for the seizure or
liquidation of German interests there
since August Ii, 1917 She renounces
in favor of ,Great Britain her state
property in the British concession at
Canton and of France and China joint.
ly of the property of the German
school in the French concession at
Shanghai.
Germany recognizes that all agree
mentS between herself and Siam in
cluded the right of xtra-territorality
ceased July %, 1917. All German pub
lie property except consular and dip
lomatic property except consular and
diplomatic premises passes without
compensation to Siam, German private
property to be dealt with in accord
ance with the economic clauses. Ger
many valves all claims against Siam
for the seizure and condemnation of
her ships, liquidation of her property
or interment of her nationals.
Germany renounces all rights under
the international arrangements of 1911
and 1912 regarding Liberia, more par
ticularly the right to nominate Il re-
ceiver of the customs, and disinter-
est herself in any further negotiations
for the rehabilitation of Liberia.
Morocco.
Germany renounces all her rights,
titles and privileges under the act of
Algeciras and the F'ranco-G German
agreements Of 1909 and 1911 and I'M
der all treaties and arrangements with
the Sherifian empire.
Egypt.
Germany recognizes the British pro-
tectorate over Egypt declared on De
cember s, 1914, and renounces as from
August 4, 1914, the capitulation and
all the treaties, agreements, ETC., con-
cluded by her with Egypt.
Turkey and Bulgaria.
Germany accepts all arrangements
which, the allied and associated pow
ers make with Turkey and Bulgaria
with reference to any right, privileges
or interests claimed in those countries
by Germany or .-er nationals and not
dealt with elsewhere
Shantung.
Germany cedes to Japan all rights,
titles and privileges, notably as to
kiao Chow, and the railroads, mines
and cables acquired by her treaty with
China of March i, 1897, and other
agreements as to Shantung
Military Forces.
The rehabilitation of the German
army must take place within two
months of the peace. It's strength
may not exceed 100000, including 1000
officers, with not over seven divis-
ions of infantry and three of cavalry,
md to be devoted exclusively to MAIN
-enance of internal order and control
)f frontiers.
Will Close Gun Factories.
All establishments for the manufac-
'uring, preparation, storage or design
If arms and munitions of war except !
hose specifically excepted, must be
closed within three months of the
)eace and their personnel dismissed.
Conscription is abolished in Ger
many. The enlisted personnel must be
by. voluntary enlistments
or terms of twelve consecutive years,
he number Of discharges before the
expiration of that term not in any
ear to exceed per cent of the total
ffectives.
No military schools except those alb
olutely indispensable for the units al
owed shall exist in Germany two
nOnths after the peace.
All fortified works, fortresses and
feld works situated in German terri
ory within zone of fifty kilometers
asst of the Rhine will be dismantled
within three months. The cOnstruc-
lon of any new Notifications there is
Orbidden.
Supervision Provided.
Interallied commissions of control
,ill see to the execution of the pro-
isiOns for which time limit is set,
ne maximum named being three
lOnthS.
The German navy must be demobil-
,ed within period of two months
fter the peace. She will be allowed
x small battleships, six light cruis-
rs, twelve destroyers, twelve torpedo
oats and no submarines, either mill
Try or commercial.
Germany is required to sweep up ,
le mines in the North Sea and the !,
attic sea as decided upon by the
lies. All German fortifications in {
le Baltic defending the passages |
trough the belts must be demolished. J
ther coast defenses. are permitted, :
ut the number and calibre of the !
ms must not be increased.
Wireless Under Control.
During period of three months t
ter the peace, German high power t
ireless stations at Nauen, Hanover s