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coed per cent. of the total effec-
tives. Ofiicers remaining in the ser
vice must agree eo servo to the age Of
forty-flve years and nowly appointed
officers must agree to serve actively
Tor twenty five years.
No military schools except those
absolutely indispensable for the units
allowed shall exist in Germany two
months after the peace. No associa-
tions such as societies OF discharged
soldiers. shooting or touring clubs,
educational establishments or uni
versities may occupy themselves with
military matters. All measures of
mobilization are forbidden.
FORTRESSES-All fortified works,
foTtresses, and field works situated
In German territory within zone
fifty kilometers east Of the Rhine
will be dismnntled within three
months. The construction Of any new
fortifications there is forbidden. The
fortified works on the southern and
eastern frontiers, however, may re-
main.
CONTROL - Interallied commits
sions OF control will SEQ to the ex-
ecution OF the provisions for which
time limit Is set, the maximum
named being three months. They
may establish headquarters at the
German scat OF Government and &c
20 any part OF Germany desired. Ger
many must give them complete IA
cllities, pay their expenses, and also
the expenses Of execution OF the
treaty, including the labor and ma.
terlal necessary in demolition, de.
struction or surrender OF war equip
ment.
NAVAL.
The German Navy must be demo.
bllized within a period OF two months
aiter the peace. She will be allowed
six small battleships, six light cruis.
eTs, tweIve destroyers, twelve torpedo
ooats ana no submarines, either mill
tary or commercial. With a person,
mel OF $1,000 men, including officers
and no reserve force OF any characte
| Conscriptlon is abolished, only volun.
tary service being permitted, with 4
minimum period OF twenty-five years
service for officers and twelve fol
men. No member OF the German
mrcantile marine will be permitted
any naval training.
All German vessels OF war in for
elgn ports, and the German High Sci
Feet interned at Scapa Flow, will b,
surrendered, the final disposition o
these ships TO be decided upon by tn,
Allied and associated powers. Ger
many must surrender forty-two mod
ern deStroyers, fifty modern TORPEDO
boats, and all submarines, with thei
salvage vessels, and all war vessel
under construction, including sub
marines. must be broken up Wa
vessels not otherwise provided for ar,
| 10 De placed In reserve or used 70
commercial purposes. Replacement o
ships except those lost can take plac,
only at the end Of twenty years 70
battleships and fifteen years for de
stroyers. The largest armored shiI
Germany viii be permitted will b,
| 10000 tons.
Germany is required TO sweep N
the mines in the North Sea and tn
Baltic Sea, as decided upon by tn
Allies. All German fortihcations II
the Baltic defending the passage
through the belts must be demolished
Other coast defenses are permitted
but the number and calibre OF tn
guns must not be increased.
During a period of three month
after the peace, German high powe
wireless stations, at Nauen, HanoVe
and Berlin will not be permitted Il
send any messages except for com
mercial purposes and under super
vision OF the Allied and associates
governments, nor may any more b
constructed.
Germany will be allowed to repai
German submarine cables which haV,
been cut, but are not being utilized
10y the Allied powers. and also por
tions OF cables which, after haYinl
been cut, have been removed, or Lr
at any rate not being utilized by an
one OF the Allied and associate
powers. In such cases the cables. o
portions OF cables. removed or util
lied remain the property OF Allie
and associated powers, and accord
ingly fourteen cables or parts 0
cables are specified which will no
be restored 20 Germany.
AlR-The armed forces OF Ger
many must not include any militar
or naval air forces except for nc
over 100 unarmed seaplanes to be re
tained till Oct, ! TO search for sub
marine mines. No dirigible shall b
kept. The entire air personnel is I
be demobillzed within two months