Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-14

81 any character. Conscr1ption 10
years service tor officers ana II to-
mon; No member OF the German mer<
naval training.
All German vessels Of war in foreis,
ns At 'es hi x 's s: a ass
rendered. the anal disposition Of thes,
ships to be decided upon by the Allied
:u sur Il modern d sstroysyrs %u s.
modern torpedoboats. and all subma-
rines. with their salvage vessels All
ing submarines, must be broken up.
War vessels not otherwise provided
for, are to be placed in reserve OF
placement Of ships. except those lost,
can take place only at the end of 20
for and 10 for
10000 tons
Permit Only Coast Defenses.
the minss in the %oseh 8 Sea- :n& eSs
Nli:s. Al 9 :rmse ioStineation. In the
the belts must be demolished. Other
nams.r ana e.r6rs 81 the guns mus,
During 4 period Of thrs. months
s.: , .s:tic ; # E.aes: Hanover ssa
any messages except Tor commercial
purposes and under supervision OF the
may any more be constructed.
| All Zeppelins Abolished.
The armed forces OF Germany must
not include any military or naval ais
gnsrmsd sesplaDes to be- s'1 re tain s M
| Oct. l to search for submarine Mines
No d a'1 shell b: Kept The On;
within two months, except for 1000
officers and men retained tin October.
TO be ao%ed wh Sr g S:s of
frontiers. existing Installations within
The manufacture Of aircraft ana
parts Of aircraft j. forbidden for SIX
months; All military and naval aero
nautical material under a most exhaus-
tive definition must be surrendered
400 seaplanes already specified.
! German Prisoners Returned.
| The repatriation Of German prisoners
| and informed civilians is to be carried
out without delay and at Germany. Ok.
representatives OF the Allies and Ger
many.
| Full Responsibility Fixed,
1.-The Allied and Associated Govern
ments affirm, and Germany accepts on
behalf Of herself and her allies the
responsibility for causing all ths los;
Associated Governmsnts and their ma
tionals have been subjected as a conss-
quence of the war imposed upon theY
by the aggression OF the enemy states,
S fhe tic total aise Obligation of Germany ts
pay, as definedsin the category. OF dam.
to her after fair hearing and not lates
than May l. 1921, by an inter-Allse <
F TIoa e9mmis.ion At the ssm am,
charge the obligation within 80 years
shall be presented. These payments are
tingencies. Germany irrevocably req
ogniZes the full authority Of this COM
mission, agrees to supply 1t with all
the necessary information and to pass
legislation to effectuate it's findings. She
further agrees to restore to the Allies
cash and certain articles which can be
AS an Immediate step toward restora-
ton, Germany shall pay within two
eaG S.r IN nec Gthso Forms So
payment, with the understanding that
certain expenses, such as those Of the
armies Of occupation and payments for
ed at the discretion Of the Allies.
While the grand total Of damages as.
ability to pay, She Undertakes to make
compensation for all damages to civil
ians under seven main categories:
e,71ia1s esSssd 3 3 III 81 wa! ;d,5sess
evans by acS Of Grus1sy by the
ritcry; CNDamages caused by maltreat-
ment of prisoners: D-Damages to the
Separation Allowances, capitalized at tho
signature Of this treaty; E Damages to
property other than naval or military
being forced to labor; G-Damases in
the form Of levies or fines imposed by
the enemy.
Taxation to Be Enforced.
In periodically estimating Germany'a
NQn ni To no
sion shall examine the German system
Of taxation. first to the end that the
SUMS for reparat d9n which Germ shsr -
upon all her revenues, prior to that for
the service or discharge Of any domes.
itself that in general. tho German
scheme Of taxation is fully as heavy
proportionately as that Of any Of the
The measures which the Allied and
Associated Powers shall have the rish'
Germany and which Germany agrees
not to regard as acts of war. may IN
clude economic and financial prohibit
other measures as the respective gov
ernments may determine to be neces-
sary in the circumstances.
Bond Issues Required.
The commission may require Ger
many to give from time to time by way
Of guaranty. issues Of bonds or other
obligations to cover such claims as are
ton and on account Of the total amount
OF claims. bond issues are presently to
be 1eq ~ d Of Germany in acknowedg
than May yoA is3 1o'9 GaSao' int s&.
9oi ~ ana ~; 5d
thereafter 5 per cent, with l per cent
sinking fund payment, beginning In 1925,
100000 gold bonds bearing interest at
per cent. under terms to be fixed by the
commissions
per cent, unless otherwise determined
by the eom 1hat in tho future. and
be ACCEPTED BY IN so ID
b t;a aa rights: ceneessions. etc" Ger
senting either bonds or goods delivered
by Germany may be issued by tho COM
P mission to the interest power. no pows~
tiflcates divided into more than I'VE
pieces Az bonds are distributed and
sion. an amount Of Germanys debt
equivalent to their par value Is to be-
considered as l1qutdated.
Must Replace sunken Ships,
sniDD}lag tbe German y;
boats lost or damaged owing to the
al German merchant ships Of ING 1880 A TONS
sh1 between 1900 and 1000 tons gross os
and other fishing boats These .htps
are to be delivered within two months
9 90 th sod reparation committee. together
transfer Of the ships free from encum-
:, AS an additional part Of renarat,on
The German government furtbep aeree:
% 9 9p merchant ships for the account
e es dhe Allies lies to the amount Of not ex-