The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

any naval training.
ports. and the German high sea feet in
termed A. seap- Flow WI, p ,ssss shIns
10 Be be- decided cd upon BY the allied and as
AIRlrSe armed force. of Germany
ctr force. ~se~ps for not over one hum
dred unarmed sespisnes 20 se retsInra
I'll os''s Be d,rss,s ss.r ss.ii be Kept.
PRISONERS OF WAR The repatris,
ton OF German prisoners and interne s
civilians Is 10 b. carried out without de
Jay and at Germany's expense BY a com
mission composed OF representatives. OF
sentence for oYsnses against discipline
are TO be repatriated without regard 70
shs eomp' sn - 81 nns persons guilty
% orsnses against the laws and customs =, ms
s 2. wa: .s.s sns GER. Gssns has ofess. "
GRAVES.-Both parties will respect and
maintain the graves OF soldiers and SAL u
recognize and assis, any commission
charged by any allied associate gov
sanintain,ns t or saset'hs saitasis mons
ments over the graves. and 20 AFFORD 10
, don Of 2'i the remains 81 their soiaiefs
RESPONSIBILITIES allied and
sssocfsted power. Wbiiei, arrsisn
German emperor. not for an "nense
sgsinst criminal law. but for su-
press ene.se against Pssrnsfi.nai
The ex-emperors surrender Is 70 %
requested OF Holland. and a special TIT
each OF ne ave great powers With full
guarantees Of the right OF defense. IL -
.in,ernat fi policy with a View Of vim
.dicating the solemn obligations OF In
ssrnssonai nndertakinss and The va In
~ the. punNhment u feels should be
Persons accused OF having committed
acts In violation OF the laws and customs
OF war are 20 be tried and punished By
the charges AFFECT nationals OF only one
state they will be tried before n tribunal
Severn s:a,sA ihe sy VIII ss irseS i SesoSs
Joint trfbunaf OF the states concerned.
cisted sovernrnants either Jointly or sew
documents and insormation necessary TO
ing acts. the discovery OF the offenders
and the Just appreciation OF the rsspon-
sfoility.
Section seven-Repsrstion-
The allied and associated Eovers-
H<s~if OF herself and her aili-.. the re-
sponsfbfiity for causing all the loss
snd damage to which the allied and
tfen.is have been subjected ne a con-
seauenee OF the war Imposed upon
them by the aggression OF the enemy
states
The total obligation OF Germany TO
pay. as defined IN the category OF dam
20 her after a fair hearing and not
later than May I. 1891, by an inter
allied PREPARATION commission At the
discharge the obiigation Within thirty
years shall be presented These pay
r men,s are subject TO pesiponsmsnt In
ocaoly recognizes the fun authority Of
this commission. agrees 20 supply 10
20 pass legislation 10 ersctuate its
findings. She further agrees TO restore
90 the allies cash and certain articles
A. an immediate step toward resto-
ration GERMANY shall pay within two
gold. goods. ships. or other specific
forms OF payment, with the under
: :ss hat es5s.ln .resn.s. -ash ::
may De deducted at the discretion OF
While the grand total OF damages
assessed against Germany may exceed
ns sSsg s9 Pag 'e er AL to
caused 20 civilians under seven main
sss,ssori Is ca D.ns s, x persona,
war. directly or indirectly: -lbl damage
caused 20 Civilians by acts OF cruelty
in the occupied territory: CcS damages
caused by maltreatment OF prisoners:
Idl damages 20 the sllied peoples pre-
iowances capitalized at the signature
OF this treaty; (e) damages 10 prop
terfaIs: 90 damages TO civilians By be-
Ing forced TO labor. tg) damages In the
form OF levies or fines imposed by the
In Periodically estimating oermany's
capacity 20 pay the PREPARATION com
tenn OF taxation. frst 20 the end that
the sums for rsparstion which Ger
a charge spon all ReRg @y yesen a sp p9ios
To that for the service or discharge OF
TO satisfy itself that IN general the
German scheme OF taxation Is fully as
heavy proportionately as that of any
OF the powers represented on the com
Ths commission may require Germany
to give from yn: TO-, to time ne ~ w ssy OF
tons TO cover such claims as are Got
otherwise satisfied. In this connection
claims. bond issue. are presently it 70 be
required OF Germany In acknowledgment
OF its debt as follows;
Twenty billion marks, gold. payable
not later than May !. 1871. without IN
terest. Yorty billion marks. gold. bearing
- per cent interest between 1921 and
per cent sinking fund payment begin
ming In 1925: and an undertaking to de-
liver forty billion marks gold bonds bear
be azsd 81 the Commission.
, srriSg -. ne, SeSmssn f9vernmens
replacement, ton 80 for I ton M ana class for
class. OF ali merchant ships and fishing
boats lost or damaged owing to the Bar
and agrees to cede TO the allies all Ger
man merchant ships OF i.sce tons gross
aud upward; one-haf OF her ships between
I 800 and 100 tons gross and one-quarter
of her steam trawlers and other fishing
boats These ships are 20 be delivered
within two months TO the reparatfon
Committee. together with documents OF
title evfdencing the transfer OF the ships
free from encUmbrancc.
the German government further agrees
20 build merchant ships for the account
OF the allies TO the amount OF not ex-
ceeding 10000 tons gross annually dur
ing the next nve years All ships used
for inland navigation taken by Germany
from the allies are to be restored within
two months. the amount OF loss not COW
cred by such restitution TO be made up
by the cession OF the German river feet
up TO - per cent thereof
In order TO effect payment by dNjfv-
cries In kind Germany II required. for q
limited number OF year,. varying IN the
products. dyestufSs and chemical drugs in
Specific amounts TO the PREPARATIONS COM
mission. The commission may modf-
~ the conditions OF delivery a. not to
Interfere unduly with Germany's Indus
trial requirements. The deliveries Of coal
are based largely upon the principle of
making good dfminutions In the prodnc-
ton Of the allied countries RESULTING from