The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-21
FULL PEACE CONDITIONS OF ALLIED
POWERS NOW In HANDS OF AUSTRALIANS
Terms Delivered Sunday Without CcremonyFifteen Das
Granted for Final Observation tsa-

interest, the second at Ia per cent.
Interest between 1921 and 1926. and
thereafter at per cent with an adj
ditional per cent, for amortization,
beginning in 1928, and q third at 5
per cent. when the commission 10
satisfied that Austria can meet the
interest and sinking fund obligations.
The amount shall be divided by the
allied and associated governments in
proportions determined upon In adj
vance on a basis OF general equity.
The Austrian section Of the rep
arations commission shall include
representatives OF the United States.
Great Britain, France, italy, Greece,
Poland, Rumania, tina Serbo- Slovene
state, and Czecho- Slovakia. The first
four shall each appoint a delegate
with two votes, and the other i've
shall choose one delegate each year
to represent them all. Withdrawal
from the commission Is permitted on
twelve months notice.
Must Cede All ships
Austria, recognizing the right OF the
Allies 70 ton for-ton replacement OF all
ships lost or damaged In the war. cedes
al merchant ships and fishing boats be-
longing to nationals OF the former en-.
two months TO the repatriation commits
sion. with view to making wood the
losses In river tonnage. she agrees 10
deliver UP 20 per cent. OF her river
fleet. "A
The allied and associated powers re-
quire, and Apstrfa undertakes. that In
part repatriation she Will devote her
economic resources to the physical res
toration OF the invaded areas. Within
sixty days of the coming into force OF
the treaty, the governments concerned
shall file with the reparations comrnis-
sion, lists OF animals, machinery, equip
ment and the like destroyed by Austria
and with the governments desire re-
placed In kind ana the lists Of materials
which they desire produced in Austria
for the work OF construction and which
shall be reviewed in the light Of Aus
tria's ability to meet them.
As an Immediate advance as to anil
mails Austria agrees to deliver within
three months after ratification of the
treaty 400 mich cows to Italyd an
100 each to Serbia and Kunania; 1000
heifers to Italy. 800 to serbia. and 500
to Rumania; 80 bulls to Italy and rs
calves to each OF the thre nations: 1000
bullocks to italy and 500 each to Serbia
and Rumania; 200 sows to Italy, and
1000 draught horses and 1000 sheep to
both Serbia and Rumania.
Austria also agrees to give an option
for five years as to timber. iron and
magnesite In amounts as nearly equal
to the prewar importations as Austria's
resources make possible. She renounces
in favor OF Italy al cables touching ter
ritorics assigned to Italy. and in favor
OF the allied and associated powers the
others.
Austria agrees to restore all recohds,
documents, objects of antiquity and art
and all scientific and photographed
material taken away from the invaded
or coded territories.
She will also hand over without delay
all official records of the coded terrific
ries and all records, documents and his
torical material possessed by public in
situations and having a direct bearing
on the past ten years, except that for
Italy the period shall be from 1861.
AS to artistic, archaeological, scien-
tific and historical objects formerly be-
longing to the Austro- Hungarian gov
eminent or crown, Austria agrees to ne
gotiate with the state concerned for an
amicable arrangement for the return to
the districts OF origin on terms of reci-
procity OF any object which ought to
form part of the intellectual patrifnony
OF the coded districts. and for twenty
years to safeguard all other such OBJ
jects for the fre use OF students.
As for special objects carried off by
the House OF Hapsburg and other dy-
nasties from Italy. Belgium. Poland and
Czecho- slovakia, a committee OF three
turists appointed by the reparation
committee is to examine within a year
the conditions under which the objects
were removed, and to order restoration,
II tho removals were illegal. The list
Of articles includes among others:
From Tuscany. the crown Jewels and
part of the Medici heIrlooms; for Mo-
dena, a ''virgini," by Andrew Del Sarto,
and three manuscripts; for Palermo.
twelfth century obJects made for the
Norman kings: for Naples, ninety eight
manuscripts carried off In 17is; for Bel
GUM. various objects and -documesnt
removed in 1894; for Poland, a gold cup
of King Ladlslaus ". removed in 1772;
and fr CxecSo- Stovakia, various docu-
rents and historical manuscripts re-
moved frsnl the chateau of Prague.
Pay Cost Of Allied Occupation
The first IhRrgs upon all the assets
and revenues OF Snstr!a shall be the
costs asisiag under the present treaty.
including, an order OF priority. the
costs OF tho Ssln!ss OF oceucation. repa-
ratic?. and ether charges specifically
| agresc to aDd with certain exceptions
az granted by the raparations commits
| sion for payment ;of Imports, Austria
! must pay the total coats of the armi IS
OF occupation frc:a the armistice OF
| Nov 3. 1918. so long as maintained. and
may export no gold hefoie May l. 1921.
without consent OF the reparatio COM
| mission.
Each Of the ssatos 10 which Austrian
territory Is transferred and each of the
states arising cut of Tho dismer1her-
ment OF Austria, including TINS republic
| OF Austria, shall assume part cs s1e
Austrian prawar debt. specifically Sc
| cured on railways, salt mines and other