Connecticut western news., 1919-05-15
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 Military, Naval, and Ar.
 In order to render possible the ini- dation of a general limitation of the ornaments of all nations, Germany undertakes directly to observe the military, naval, and air clauses, which follow:
 Military Forces.
 The demoblization of the German army must take place within two months of the peace. Its strength may not exceed 100000, including 1000 off, ficers, with not over seven divisions of infantry and three of cavalry, and to be devoted exclusively to mainten- ance of internal order and control of frontiers. The great German general staff is abolished.
 Armaments.
 All establishments for the manufac. turing, preparation, storage, or design of arms and munitions of war. eXcep those specifically excepted, must be closed within three months of the peace and their personnel dismissed. The exact amount of armament and munitions allowed Germany is laid down in detail tables. all in excess to be surrended, or rendered useless. The manufacture or importation of aSphyx- iating, poisonous, or other gasses, and all analogous liquids, is forbidden. as we'll as the importation of arms. munitions, and war materials. Ger many may not manufacture such ma terials for foreign governments. conscription. e ,. Conscription is abolished in Ger many The enlisted personnel must , be maintained by voluntary. enlist ments. .~.,. E .-.t $ No military schools except those ab- solutely indispensable for the units al- lowed shall exist in Germany two months after the peace. No associa. tions, such as societies of discharged soldiers, shooting or touring clubs, cd. ucational establishments or univerSi- ties, may occupy themselves with mil. itary matters. All measures of mo- blliZation are forbidden. 8E l. = Fortresses.
 All fortified works, fortresSes and field works situated In German terri. tory within zone 90 kilometers east of the Rhine will be dismantled with in three months. The construction of any new Qualifications there Is forbid den. The fortified works on the south ern and eastern frontiers, however, may remain. o -,y Control.
 Inter-allied commissions of control will see to the execution of the pro- visions, for which a time limit Is set, the maximum named being three months. They may establish head. quarters at the German seat of gov. ernment and go to any part of Ger ! many desired.
 Naval.
 The German navy must be demobil- ized within a period of two months after the: peace. She will be allnAed six small battleships, six ight.cruisers, twelve destroyers, twelve torpedo boats and no submarines, either .mili- tary or commercial, with a personnel of 15,OOO men, including officers, and no reserve force of any character.
 All German vessels of war in for eign ports, and the German High Seas Fleet interned at Scapa Flow, will be surrendered.
 Germany is required to sweep Up the mines in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea as decided upon by the Allies. All German Notifications in the Baltic defending the passages through the belts must be demolished.
 During. a period of three months after the peace, German high-pOwer wireless stations, at Nauen, Hanover, and Berlin will not be permitted to send any messages except for commer- !. cial purposes and under supervision of the Allied and Associated Govern ments, nor may any more be con- Structed.
 The armed forces of Germany must not include any military or naval air forces except for not over 100 unarm- ed seaplanes to be retained till Octo- Der 1 to search for submarine mines ; no dirigibles shall be kept. The en- tire air personnel is to be demobilized within two months, except for 1000 officers and men retained till October. No aviation grounds or dirigible sheds are to be allowed within 100 kilome-