The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-05-29

The Peace Terms In Brief
| Ex-kaiser to be tried by ,interna
tional high court. filtf4l HTt'
Other violators Of laws Of war tt
be tried. 1gt4f
Holland to be asked to extradite ex
kaiser.
Germany responsible for delivering
other viOlators Of international law.
| Germany to accept the League o
Nations in principle, but without
membership.
Il International labor body created.
Il Various international bodies to ex
ecute provisions Of treaty.
Alsace-Lorraine restored to France
Germany accepts internatiOnaliza
ton Of Saar Basin temporarily.
Germany is bound to accept any
agreement reached with her allies.
Danzig permanently information.
allied. NFHraF fatF8gN.
Germany agrees to territorial
changes toward Belgium and Den
mark and In East Prussia.
Germany cedes most Of Upper
Silesia to Poland. EM E
Germany renounces- all territories
Germany recognizes total inde-
pendence of German Austria, Czecho-
Slovakia and Poland. fr'f,l
German army reduced to one
hundred thousand men, including Of
ficers. ~
conscription within German terri
tories abolished. ffNtr W.
All German forts for nifty kilo-
meters east of Rhine RACED.
All importation, expectation and
nearly all production Of war ma
terials stopped. f"srft III
Allied occupation Of parts of Ger
many to continue until reparation is
made.
Any German violation of condi-
tions pertaining to Rhine. zone may
constitute act of war.
Germany navy reduced to six bat
tie ships. six light cruisers and twelve
torpedo boats. with no submarines.
German navy personnel to- con-
sist OF not more than Is 900.
All other war vessels surrendered
or destroyed rf-7 rflnaHf 7
Germany forbidden to build forts
controlling Baltic.
All Heligoland fortifications must
be demolished.
Kiel Canal TO bc@open to all ma
tions.
Germany must suTepasr foustee4|
Germany's naval and. military air
forces abolished' a1tsr October 1.
Germany TO accept full responsible
tty for all damage to Allied and as
boctated govemments and nationals.
Germany must reimburse p all |
civilian damages, beginning with an
Initial payment OF 20 billion marks.
! subsequent paymentr In reparationI
TO be secured by bond Issue ap.I
proved BY reparation commission.
Germany unjust pay shipping dam |
ages. ton for ton. '-iiFs
Germany must devote economic re-
soures to rebuilding devastated
regions. aN - ~ 'iI7'
Must revert to pre-war "most fav-
ored nations" tariffs without dis
Must allow freedom of transit thru
territories to Allied nationals.
Must. accept highly detailed pro-
visions, as to : pre-war debts, unfair |
competition and other economic, and |
financial matters.
Must accept highly detailed pro- |
visions for Observation-Disclosures of
roads and rivers. ,stf giTs II
Commission created to govern Saar ]
Basin pending plebiscite fifteen years
hence
Commission created for plebiscite |
N Mslmedy, Schleswig. and East
Details Of dieposition of German
neet And cables left to Allied powers. |
Disposition Of former German Col. |
Onies left TO- Allies. fitu 4 ~
I, Copsmissions to supervise Saar VAL
ley. Danzig and overBeas piebiscifey. |
act under direction, League OF Ma
tions, pfcga 9ff0 1,T~7lP Fl- 'r7s
Germany cedes TO Belgium 3s2
square miles Z; Of territory between
Luxembourg and Holland. "TTf 80
Germany's cesstoh to Poland iso-
!ates East Prussta from remainder OF |
Germany. 1~rf ~ Bee 4aiV'-r rrf -iC' |
iiGesmany's cessions to Poland COM |
prise 1855 hquare' miles to France |
!, 500 square 70 miles tAisacs.Lor
Germany consents to treaty estab-
.ishing Belgium a. neutral state. ~
Luxemburg ceases to be member |
Of Germany tariff union. .
AM Hohunsollsru 7 property, Ia |
AlseesrI IoSralss atei TrsscsIrawithout
payment. Hr7-c4