The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08

o1.sss ysyr troubles Of many descrip-
lions NAV be wonderfully benefited by
mamie c,,usos Germany valves all
Claims againS, Siam for the scizur" anu
condemnation of her ships. liquldalion
Of her property. or internmcnt OF her
nationals.
Liberia
Germany rcnoLnces all rights under
th,, international arrangements OF nih"-
teen hundred and eleven and nineteen
hundred twelve regarding Liberia, moro
particularly the right TO nominate re-
ceivcr Of the customs and disintercst
herself IN any further negotiations LOT
the rehabilitation Of Liberia shc re-
CARDS ne abrogated all commcrc'tL
trnatics and agreements between hers"lt
and Liberia and recognizes t-lpcr1a
right 10 determine the Status and cohol-
ZION If The rc-establishmcnt OF Germans
in Liberia
MOROCCO.
Germany renounces all her rlgnts'
titles and privileges under the act OF Al
gcciras and the F1=lnco-German agree
ments OF ninet cen hundred nine and
nineteen hundred eleven and under all
,rcaticY and arrangements with the Shcr-
ifian empire. She undertakes not 10 IN
tcrvcnc in any negotiations as 10 Moroc-
% between France and other powers, &C
capts all the consequences or inc
I1rcnch nrotcctoratc and rcnounccs the
cap,tal aliens. Tho Sheridan govern
mcnt shall have complete liberty Of ac-
lion in regard TO German nationals and
AL German protected persons snail ne
subject 10 the common laws. All NOV
able and immovable German property IN
Guiding mining rights may. be solo at
pu bic auction. the proceeds 70 DC palo "
The Sheridan government and deducted
from the repnration account. Germany
is also required to relinaush her inter
csts in the state hank of Morocco. All
Moroccan gooda entering Germany shall
have tho same privilege as French goods
Egypt.
Grrma.R. recognizes the British pro-
,cc,oratce Ever Egypt declared on Decem-
her eighteenth. nineteen hundred four-
,rrn and renounces as from Ausust
fourth. nineteen hundred fourteen the ca
pitulatIon and all III" treaties, agree
mcnts, etcetera. concluded by her with
Egynt. She undcrt axes not TO intervene
in any negotiations about Egypt between
Grrat Britain and other powers. There
are provisions for Jurisdiction over Ger
man nationals and property and for Ger
man consent 10 any changes whlch may
! b. made in relation 10 tho commission OF
public debt. Germany consents 10 the
| transfer 70 Great Britain OF tho powers
given 70 tho late Sultan OF Turkey for
! securing the free navigation Of the Sucz
! canal. ArrAnG, mcnts for property he
longing 10 German nationals in Egypt
ire made similar 10 those in the case or
Morocco and other countries. Anglo
! Egyptian goods entering Germany shall
enjoy the same treatment as British
| goods.
Turkey And Bulgaria.
Germany accepts all arrangements
which the allied and associated powers
make with Turkey and Bulgaria with rcr-
rrcncc to any right. privileges or inter
cSts claimed in thns" countries by GER
many. and hcr nationals and not dealt
with elsewhere.
Shantung.
] Germany codes 10 Japan all rights IL
| tlrs and privileges. notably as 10 klao-
| Chow. and the railroads. mines ana
| cables acquired by hrr treaty with China
| Of March sixth. eighteen ninety seven
land Other agreements AS I" ShantunG.
All Gcrmnn rights 10 tn" railroads from
| Tsinr-Tan 10 TSn 'Aufu. including all
! facilities and mining rights and rights
/ OF exploitation pass equally tn Japan
| and the cables from Using Tao To
Shanghai end Chrfoo. tho cables free OF
! all chargcs. All German state property.
movable and movable. in kiao-Chow Is
acquired BY Japan free Of all charges.
Military, Naval and Air.
In order to render possible the inl-
! tiation Of general limitation OF the ar
; mamnnts Of nil nations. Germany UNDER
| takes directly 10 obs"rv" The military
! naval and air clauses which follow.
/ Military Forces.
| Tho rehabilitation OF tn" German
army must take place within TWO
months of tho peace. It's strength
may moi exceed one hundred thousand.
! including four thousand /nfficrrs. with
not oyer s"vrn dIvisi/s nf infantry.
and three Of cavalry. and 10 be devoted
! exclusively To maintenance Of internal
! order and control Of frontiers. Diri-
sinns may not hc grouped under more
than two army corps headquarters
| stafrs. The great German general
| staff is abolished TIL" army admins
| trativr service consisting Of civilian
! ncrsonnr4 ncr included In tho number
! Of electives. is reduced 10 onc-tenth
! tho total in tho ninrtecn-thirtccn bud
| gets. Employees Of German sta'cs
such 40 customs officers. first guards
and coast guards. may not exceed the
| number in nir"tcrn-thrtrcn. Cen
| darmcs and local police may hc In
| creased only in accordance with the
growth OF population. None Of these
may be assembled for military train
| ing.
Armaments.
| All establishments for tho manufac-
turing PREPARATION. storage or design
( or arms and munitions of war. except
] those specifically excepted. must he
! closed within three months of the peace
! and their personnel dismissed. the
exact amount Of armament and NUM-
| lions allowed Germany is laid down In
detail tables. all in excess 70 the sur
rendered or rendered useless The
manufactures or imrnrtat ion OF asphyX-
! iating, pnisoning or other gases and all
analogous li1uids IL forbidden. as we'll
! as tho importation Of arms. munitions
and war Materials Germany may not
! manufacture such materials for foreign
! governments.
/ Conscrtptton.
Conservation is abolished in Ger
many. Tho enlisted personnel must
! hc maintained by voluntary nnlistmcnts
; for tcrms or twelve consecutive years.
| tho number or discharges before the
expiration Of that term not in any year
10 exceed five per cent Of tho total Of
fcctives. Officers remaining In tho
/ service must agree to serve to the age
of As years and newly appointed Off
GERS must agree to serve actively for
- years No military schools, ex-
ccpt those absolut ely indispensable" for