The state herald., 1919-05-16

military er eennsFcial, with . persea-
.sl 81 1s.eee .sa. inslsAing e0esr.,
Conscription is sboiishsd. only yoIuntaEy
S service being psrmitted Nth a. min1mSm n1corn
| man mercantile marine will be permitted
any naval training.
All German vessels Of war In foreign
termed at scapa Flow will bs surren-
dsred the nnaf disposition Of these ships
to be decided upon by the allied and as
AIR-Ths armed forces Of Germany
must not include any military or navel
air forces except for not over one hun.
i1 III oessser s@si - to :ssrss 70 Tor g s.s..Iiss
sii .PRisoNERs IL st''S 5F %SiR"rRs rspatria;
eV.n. Va 4 e Ss ssrssa out nv Without De-
mlssion composed Of rsprsssntstives of
sentence sen '' for NC ofrsnsss - a.ainst discipline
are to be repatriated without regard t9
the completion of their sentence. Until
Of offenses against the laws and customs
Of war, the allies have the right to re-
tain selected German oflicera.
maintain the graves Of soldiers and sail
recognise and assist any commission
srnmsnt y WITH thy idsnslfyins si Pesisserins
maintaining Or erecting sI suitable anS mSnu "
tion OF the remains OF their soldiers.
REsPONsIBILITIEs.@ allied end
associated powers publicly afraiIn
william II. Of Hohensoilern, formerly
against eri,ainal Law, but for su.
preme o6ense against International
i1osaiity a.d the sanetity Of treaties.
requested Of Holland, and o special tri-
bunal set up. composed Of one judge from
each Of the fve great powers. with full
e s. suid.a q Ss .Ss th the h,shs.s motives
International policy with a view of vim
dicating the solemn obligations Of In
ity OF international morality" and will
hx the punishment It feels should be
PERSON. Persons accused of having committed
acts in violation Of the laws and customs
miliss1y II sribSn.is % e under s lnH military law. Il
stats they will be tried before a. tribunal
ssysrai stats: thsy viii Be tried before
Germany shall hand ' over 's to tns saso.
ciated goysrnments either Jointly or sew:
orally all psrsons 10 accused and all
insure full knowledge OF the inor1minat-
:IS1,,th :Rd tss Just appreciation of the r''D0n-
biDhuty
Section ssvsn-Reparatlon.
Ths allied ana associated govern
..ent. a9rn, and Germany aees1ts -
behalf q hsr.elf asA her silies. The re-
ana damage se which the allied ana
asseeiated gevsrn0snts anA their m.
tisaa1s have Assn subjecteA - . cen.
thea ~ the assressise Of the eseay
states.
The total obligation of Germany to
ss 4 : d:r:s 20 Sc aa Hsssyd snd Of nossd s%
later than May i. 1911. BY an Inter.
allied reparation commission. Al the
discharge the Obligation within thirty
yeafs shall be presented. These pay
ments are subject to postponement In
oe.Siy rseosnl.ss IL. full authority Of
this commission. agrees to supply Il
with all the necessary Information and
70 pass legislation TO effectuate its
to. the allies cash and certain articles
"e.sA AZ Sar lmsSssls x S'se'eiissb esisb toward r...o
s: ,sis" ss. PIX With. IL ss.4 a.9
FORM. Of psymsnt, with the andsf.
Standing that esrtain sxpsnsss, such q
psymSnts. for food and rsw materials,
M. NJ " 4sduetsd a The discretion Of
While the .,.na total Of damage:
make compensation for all damages
caused to civilians under seven main
injury TO civilians oesssd 6y acts of
caused. 70 CIVILIANS by acts Of cruelty
e esSup: q ,ss snd sx:.:
caused By maitreatment OF prisoners;
(d) damages to the allied peoples pre-.
,.n.S ,ssntsd BY psn'siosn: and :sparation al.
Of this treaty: (s) damages TO prop
erty other than naval or military ma
terialsi ~ damages to civilians BY be.
& .. ss an!. bs " &: &:
In PERIODICALLY estimating osrm.ny's
e:oS ,ss 20 p:y n: ss .a%.n 1o
tenn OF tsIstion. nrst 10 the end that
the sums for rsparation which Ger
many 10 required 70 pay shall become
to that for the service or diseS:rsHs Hof of
any domestic loan. and. secondly. so a.
70 satisty Itself that n general the
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OF the powers represented on the COM
| mission.
Tho commission may require Germany
| W BNo itoht VIM W hhhcs W way VI
guaranty. issues of bonds or other obliEa-
tions TO cover such claims NJ arc not
otherwise satisfied. In this connection
and on account OF the total amount Of
claims. bond Issues are presently TO be
required OF Germany In acknowledged
| OF Its debt a. follows:
Twenty billion marks, gold. payable
not later than May !. isn. without In
terest; forty billion marks. gold. bearing
2h per cent interest between 1871 and
1896 and thereafter 8 per cent. with !
per cent sinking fund payment begin
ming In 1896. and an undertaking to de-
liver forty billion marks gold bonds bear
Ing interest at per cent, undor terms to
/ be nxcd by the commission.
| shlPPlN9.-The German government
recognizes the right Of tho allies to the
| replacement ton for ton and class for
class, OF all merchant ships and fishing
| boats lost or damaged owing to tho war.
| and agrees TO cedo to tho allies all Ger
man merchant ships of i.6oo tons gross
and upward; ono-haif Of hcr ships between
| LOO and 1000 tons gross and one quarter
Of her steam trawlcrn and other ishinF
| boats These ships ara to be delivered
| within two months TO the reparut tion