The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-04-14
GERMANY TOPAY
SIXTY BILLION.
Within Fifty. Years-Amount
Fixed by Peace H
II Conference.
LLOYD GEORGE ALARMED
BY Defeat Of British Coalition
Government Due to Peace
Terms.

Terms.
London, April 14.-N. NJ. S.)-The
total indemnity Germany must pay
is $4,000, ,ooo, 900, over . period Of
fifty years, the Times stated today.
Paris, April 14.-(Havas).-(A. P)
Premier Lloyd Georges trip to
England will be brief one. accord
ing to the Petit Journal today. He
will be- back in Paris Friday to at
tend the peace. conference proceed
ings. the newspaper says.
Alarmed. by the result of the by-
election at Hull last week. Premier
Lloyd George. according to. the Echo
de Paris. has persuaded the council
OF four to revanp completely the a.
.nancial plan to be Incorporated In the
treaty OF peace. Instead OF a pay
ment of 25.000,00o.000 francs on ac-
count and annual payments to be
fixed by commission 1t has been
decided to fix at once the amount
which Germany will have to pay
within fifty years. This amount is
kept secret, but it, Is indicated by the
newspaper that a figure of 25O000,-
100000 francs has been agreed upon,
which indicates ali war damages as
we'll as the cost Of pensions
Fixing the total sun, will have the
merit Of Facilitating treasury opera-
tions and the carving ont OF mutual
easures for assistance among the
allies, The 6rst .installment OF es,-
900, 100000 francs must be paid with
in eighteen months, the newspaper
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