New-York tribune., 1919-07-21
Must Surrender Fleet

general equity.
Must Surrender Fleet
The Austrian section of the repara-
tion commission shall include repre-
sentatives of the United States, Great
Britain. France. Italy. Greece. Poland.
Rumania, the Serbo-Slovene State and
Czecho- Slovakia. The first iour shall
each appoint delegate with two votes.
and the other Ave shall choose one
delegate each year so represent them
all. Withdrawal from the commission
IS, permitted on twelve months notice.
Austria, recognizing The right of the
Allies to ton-for-ton replacement of all
Ships lost or Gaalsged in the war,
cedes all merchant ships and fishing
boats belonging TO nationals of the
former empire, agreeing TO deliver
them within two months to the
making good the losses in river ton
nS-e, she agrees to deliver up 20 PEE
ce"t of hex river feet.
The Apted ard associated powers re
quire, and Austria undertakes. that III
part reparation she will devote her
enonomic resources to the physical
restoration of the invaded areas.
Within sixty days of the coming into
force of the treaty the governments
concerned shall file with the PREPARATION
commission lists Of animals, machin
cry, equipment and the like destroyed
py Austrn.. ara which the governments
the materials which they desire pro
duced in Austria for the work Of re
construction. and which shall be re
viewed in the light of Austria's ability
10 meet them.
AS an immediate advance IS 10 ani-
mails, Austria agrees TO dclge within
three months after ratification of tie
treaty 1000 milch cows 20 !,aly, and
1000 each to Serbia and Ruman!a;
1000 heifers to Italy SOC 10 Serbia and
500 to RumGnia; fifty bulls to Italy,
and twenty-five each TO Serbia and RN-
mania; LOCO calves 70 each Of the three
nations, 1,00J bullocAs to Italy and 500
each to Serbia and Rumania; 1000
Sows to Italy, and 1000 draught horses
and 1000 sheep to Serbia and Ru-
mania.
Austria also agrees to give an option
icr five years as to timber, iron and
aagnesite in amounts as nearly cQual
10 the prewar importations as Aus
tria's resources make possible. She
renounces in favor of Italy all cables
touching territories assigned TO Italy.
and in favor of the Allied and asso-
ciated powers the others.
Must Restore Art
Austria agrees to restore all records,
documents. objects of antiquity and
art and all scientific and bioiograph
ical material taken away from the IN
vaded or ccded territories. She viii
also hand over without delay all of-
fetal records OF the ceded territories
and all records, documents and his
1.,ot t,1
institutions and having . direct bear
ing on the history of the ccded terri
tories which have been removed dur
ing the last ten years. except that for
Italy the cd shall be from le6l
Art for Students Use
As to artistic, archaeological scien-
tifc or historic objects formerly be-
longing to the Austro- Hungarian gov
ernment or crown. Austria agrees to
negotiate with the state concerned Tor
an am cable arrangement for the re-
turn to the districts OF origin on terms
OF reciprocity Of any object which
ought to form part OF the intellectual
patrimonv Of the ceded districts, and
Tor twenty years TO safeguard all other
such objects tor the free use Of stu
dents.
AS for special objects carried off by
the House OF Hapsburg and other
dynasties from Italy, Belgium, Poland
and C2echo Slovaka. a committee c.
three iurists appointed by the repara-
ton commission is to examine within
a year the conditions under which the
objects were removed and to order res
toration if the removals we're illegal.
The list OF articles includes among
others:
For Tuscany. the crown Jewels and
part of the Medicl heirlooms.
For Modena, "Virgin" by Andrea
del Sarto and three manuscripts.
For Palermo, twelfth century OBJ
jects made for the Norman kings.
For Naples, ninety eight manu-
scripts carried off in iTlS.
For Belgium, various objects and
documents removed in 1874.
For Poland, q gold cup Of King
Ladislaus ", removed n 1772
For Czecho- Slovakia. various doc
uments and historical manuscripts
removed from the royal chateau Of
Prague.
Pays for Occupation
The first charge upon all the assets
nnd revenues of Austria shall be the
costs arising under the present treaty,
including, in order of priority, She
costs Of the armies of occupation,
repcrations and other chalge5 apcc.f-
caly agreed to and, with certain ex-
ceptions, as granted by the re eparation
commission for payments for imports.
Austria must pay the total cost Of the
armies OF occupation from the armi-
stice of November, 1918, so long as
maintained, ard may export no gold
before May /, 1921, without consen. Of
the reparation comm ssion.
Each of the states to which Austrian
territory is transferred and each Of
the states arising out of the dismem-
berment Of Austria. including the Re-
public of Austria, shall assume part Of
the Austrian pre-war debt specifically
secured on railways, salt mines and
other property. the amount to be fixed
by the reparation commission on the
basis Of the value Of the property so
transferred. Similarly, the unsecured
bonded pre-war debt OF the former en-
p;re shall be distributed by ie repara-
tion commission IN the proT orton that
the revenues for the three years be
fore the war Of the separated terri
tory bore to those OF the empire, ex-
Guiding Bosnia and Herzegovina
No territory formerly part of the
empire, except the Republic of Austria,
shall carry with it any obligation in
respect Of the war debt Of the former
Austrian government, but neither the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES