Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-14

az small battleships,s SIX light cruisers
~ destroyers,12 t0rpedoboets and NO
sia Wh ei5ssI q m:
including officers, and no reserve force
Of any character Conscription 10
permitted with With minimum sg period Of Is
years service for officers and II for
mon. No member of the German NOR
camille marine will be permitted any
naval training. ss @
ports, and the German high sss meet
rendered. the final disposition OF those
ships to be decided upon by the Allied
and Associatsd Powers. Germany mu sS
modern torpedoboats, and all subma.
rines, with their salvage vessels. All
war vessels under constructions. anclud-
War vessels not otherwise provides
for, are to be placed in reservs.or
used for commercial purposes Re-
fs a 81 sh dp, except r.. end d
years for battleships and ~ years for(S
dsstroysrs. The larxs.t ,, armorea, 81, shag
10000 tons.
Permit Only Cesst Defenses.
Germany lis required % sweep up
the mines in the North Sea, and tes
Allies. All Germen fortincstions in the
Baltic defending the passaFss through
the belts. must be demolished. Other
number .nd e.liSTs e Is. guns nust
NOT be increased.
.,t Drr, nn period Of thrse msn ,s
less stations It Nauen, Hanover enh
ss syln @ not .a be Rer%,ttsd ssa
purposes and under psuperv,sion' cf tSe
Allied and .AsBociAte6 governments, nor
may any more be constructed
All Esppelins XbeaisheA. -
not include any y1i militsry s or aasvsi sir
forces except for not more thaa LOO
1narmed seaplenes to be retained TIN
No dirigible shall DO Kept: The an
tire air personnel IL to- bs demobill1eA
within two months, except Tor 1000
No aviation grounds or Sirssi ii Hei sssd:
are to be. allowed within % mills OF
the Rhine; or the eastern or southern
frontiers fSe tiers. existing installstions within
The manufacturs Of eircraft and
parts !, Of atEcr raft !. forbidden o 70. zig
Nautical material t under s = most sts e16sus-
within three months. except for the
100 seaplanes already specified.
German Prisoners ReturDed.
The repatriation-of German prisoner!
and interned civilians is to be carried
out without delay and at Germapy'3 ex.
representatives of the Allies and Ger
many.
Full Responsibility Fixed.
The Allied and Associated Govern
behalf Of herself and her allies. tho
responsibility for causing all the loss
and damage to which the Allied ana
tionals have been subjected as a conse-
quence of the war imposed upon them
by the aggression Of the enemy states,
s The total obligation of Germany to
pay, as defined in the category OF dam
ages, is to be determined and nonneo
to t9a her M ater
reparation commission. At the same
time a schedule Of payments to dis.
ehargs the Wtnan sy
subject to postponement in certain con-
tingencies. Germany irrevocably rec
n MISSION 'a agrees to Supply it with all
the necessary information and to pass
legislation to effectuate it's findings. she
further agrees to restore to the Alnes
identified.
AS an Immediate step toward restore
ton shall aod e Wtain xoS
goods, ships, or other specific forms Of
payment, with the understanding that
certain expenses, such as those of the
food and raw materials may be deduct
ed at the discretion Of the Allies.
i While the Erand total OF damages as as
ability to pay. she undertakes to make max
ians under seven main categories:
civilians caused BY acts Of war, directly
civilians BY acts Of cruelty by the the enc ta
ritory; damages caused by maltreat-
ment of prisoners; Damages to the
Allied peoples presented by pensions ana md
separation allowances, capitalized at the
signature of. this treaty; E--Damages to
property other than naval or military
atsria fnrce6 p 'aheT to
the form Of levies or fines imposed by
the enemy. -
Taxation to BE Enforced.
In periodically estimating Germany's
capacity to pay, the .reparatlon com 1lnta
of taxation, first to the END that the
sums for reparation which Germany is
reaured to pay shall e charge rye
the service or discharge of any domes-
tic loan and, secondly, so as to satisfy
Itself that nf IN Is u fRe
proportionately as that of any. Of the
powers represented on the commission.
The wh hSa the
to take, in case of voluntary default by
Germany and which Germany agrees
not to regard as acts Of may in
tons and sreprisals and In general such
other measures as the respective gov
ernments may determine to be neces-
sary in the circumstances.
Bond Isuues Required.
The commission may require Ger
many to give from time to time, by way
of guaranty, issues of bonds or other
not otherwise satisfied. In this connec-
ton and on account OF the total amount