Arizona republican., 1919-07-21

PARIS, July 20.-The remaining sections of the Austrian peace treaty were presented to Dr. Karl Renner head of the Austrian peace delegation. at St. Germain this morning There was no ceremony.
 In a letter accompanying the docI- ment Premier Clemenceau gives the Austrians 10 days to present written | observations on the treaty and lndi- | cates the treaty answers all previous Austrian notes.
 The full peace conditions of the allied and associated powers are now in the | hands of the Austrians. The first sec i tion of the terms were presented to the 1 Austrian delegates at St Germain June 1 ?: the final sections were delivered to them at the same place today without ceremony by NJ Dutastal secretary | general of the peace conference.
 The terms comprise the whole treaty which Austria is asked to sign, includ- ing the reparation. financial, military and certain other minor clauses, which were not ready for presentation when the official ceremony took place.
 Have 15 Days to Answer
 | The Austrians are granted 15 days in which to make their final observa- tions, although they have already sub mitted a large number of notes on the terms previously submitted to them.
 In addition to the published summary of the terms of June 2. the new clauses provide for reparation arrangements very similar to those in the treaty swith Germany. including establishment of an Austrian sub section of the repara- tions commission, payment of a req sonable sum in cash, the issuing of bonds, and the delivery of livestock and certain historical and art documents.
 The financial terms provide that the Austrian pre-war debt shall be appor- toned among the various former parts of Austria and that the Austrian coin age and war bonds circulating in the separated territory shall be taken up by the new governments and redeemed as they see fit.
 Volunteer Army of 30,000.
 Under the military terms the Aus trian army is henceforth reduced to 30,0o0 men on purely voluntary basis
 Paragraph five, relating to the mili- tary, says that the Austrian army shall not exceed 30,000 men, including off cers and depot troops. Within three months the Austrian military forces shall be reduced to this number uni
 versal military service abolished anC
 voluntary enlistment substituted.
 The army shall be used exclusively for the maintenance of internal ordel and control of frontiers. All officer,
 must be regulars, those of the presen army to be retained being under tn,
 obligation to serve until 40 years old
 those newly appointed agreeing to a
 least 20 consecutive years of activ, ! iS Scin off
 and privates must enlist for not les
 than F consecutive years, including
 at least years with the colors.
 One Artillery Factory.
 Within three months the armamen
 Of the Austrian army must be reduced I according to detailed schedulees, an,
 all surplus surrendered The manufaC 1 ture of all artillery shall be confine, to one single factory under the con
 trol of this state, and other such es
 tablishments shall be closed down O
 converted. Importations and exporta 0 tion of arms, munitions and war ma = terials of all kinds is forbidden U Paragraph eight. Preparation. Tn 5 allied and associated governments af v firm, and Austria accepts the respon B. sibility of Austria and her allies fo causing loss and damage to which tn " allied and associated governments an g their nationals have been subjected { y as a consequence of the war impose Il upon them by the aggression of Aus o | tria and her allies
 't While recognizing that Austria's re 't sources will not be adequate to mak o complete reparation, the allied an l. associated governments request an d Austria undertakes, that she will mak 'f compensation for damage done to c r. williams and their property, in accord = ance with categories of damages sin
 liar to those provided in the treat IL with Germany.
 IS The amount of dalnage is to be dt h termined by the separations commis k sion provided for in the treaty wit lg Germany, which is to have a speci > section to handle the Austrian situs
 tion. The commission will notify Au. le tria before May l, 1921, of the extel le of her liabilities and of the schedu h of payments for the discharge there, n during a period of 30 years.
 re Must Make Immediate Payments l. AS immediate reparation, Austr ,h shall pay during 1919 1920 and the fir v four months of 1921, in such a mann, ey as provided by the reparations con " mission, "a reasonable sum which sha IT, be determined by the commission" be Three bond issues shall be mad ne the first before May l, 1921, witho
 interest, the second at 212 per ce
 interest between 1921 and 1926 al
 thereafter at per cent, with an add
 tional l per cent for amortization, b. F. ginning in 1926, and a third at D cent when the commission is satisfi,
 that Austria can meet the interest al .i- sinking fund obligations. The amou
 | lch han h, IaI I.rt oil ;al al snail De oiVioeo py the aliieo ana ass nd cidteu governments III proportions d ed eeriiiiieu upon m aoVance on oasls of general equity.
 IT The Austrian section of the repar on tions committee shall include repr n- Senta lives of the United States Gre