El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-08

the act of Algeciras and the Franco
German agreements OF 1909 and 1911
and under all treaties and arrange
ments with the Sherefiap umpire.
She undertakes not to intSssene in
any negotiations as to Morocco be-
tween France and other powers. ac-
cepts all the consequences for the
French protect0rate and
the capitnlations, the Sherefian gov
eminent shall have complete liberty
oil action In regard to German ma
tons and all German protected per
sons shall be subject 10 the Ommon
law, All movable and immoyable
German property, including mining
rights. may be sold at public auction,
the proceeds to be paid TO the She
retian government and deducted from
the reparatiOn account. Germany Is
also required to ~relinquish her inter
est in the state bank OF Morocco. All
Moroccan goods entering Germany
shah have the same privilege As
French goods.
IEgypt
Egypt: Germany recognizes the
British protectorate over Egypt de-
cIared ON December IS. 1914, and re-
nounces as from August 4, 1914, the
capitulatiou and all the treaties.
agreements. etc, concluded by her
with Egypt. She undertakes not to
intervene in any negotiations about
Egypt between Great Britain and
other powers There r provisions
for jurisdiction over German nationals
and property and for German consent
to any changes which may be made
Ia relation to the commission Of pub
lie debt, Germany consents to the
transfer to Great Britain of the pow
ers given the late Sultan Of Turkey
for securing the free navigation Of
the Snez canal. Arrangements for
property belonging to German nation
ais in Egypt r made similar to those
in the case Of Morocco and other oun
tries.
Anglo-Egyptian goods entering Ger
many shall enjoy the same treatment
as British goods.
Hun Claws Cut
Military forces: The ~demobiliza-
tion of the German ARMY must take
place within two months OF the peace.
Its strength may not exceed one hum
bred thousand, including four thous-
and officers, with not owe seven d.
visions OF infantry, and three Of cav
airy, and TO be devoted exclusively 70
maintenance OF internal order and
control of frontiers. Divisions may
not be grouped under more than two
army corps Headquarters staffs. The
great German general staff is abOi.
ished, The army administrative ser-
vice consisting Of civilian personnel
not included in the number Of effecz
tives, ID reduced to one tenth the to-
tai in the 1918 budget. Einployes OF
the German states such as customs
officers. first guards and coast guards
not exceed the number in 1913.
Cendarmes and local police may be-
increased only In accordance with
the growth OF population. None III
these may be assembled for military
training.
Armaments: All establishments
for the manufacturing, storage or do
sign of arms and munitions OF war, OK
cept those specifically excepted,
must be closed within three months Of
the peace and their personnel dis
The exact amount Of arma-
and munitions allowed Germany
IL laid down III detail tables. all In ex-
to be surrendered, or rendered
The manufacture or imnor-
tation Of nsphyxiatipg, poisonous or
other gases and all analogous liquids
Il forbidden as vel as the lmporta-
ton Of arms. munitions and war ma
Germany may not nlanufac-
such materials for foreign gov
ernments.
CONSUMPTION: CONSUMPTION Is abol-
in Germany. The enlisted per-
sonnel must be maintained BY yulun-
Eary enlistments for terms OF twelve
consecutive years, the number OF
discharges before the expiration cf
that term not in any year to exceed
live per cent of, the total effectiYes.
Officers remaining IN the service
must agree to serve to the age OF As
and newly appointed officers
must agree to serve actively fol- rs
years.
No military schools except those
absolutely indispensable for the units
shall exist In Germany two
after the peace, No associa
such as societies of discharged
,oidiers. shooting or touring clubs.
educational establishments OF univer
may occupy themselves with
military matters. All measures OF
mobilization are forbidden.
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the remainder Of the summary
impossible hi today's New MexicARH