The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-08

subjects of European origin shall re-
side, hold property, or carry on bust
ness. Germany undertakes to pay re-
paration for outrages suffered by the
French nationals in the Cameroons or
its frontier through the acts Of Ger
man civil and military authorities and
OF individual Germans from January
l, 1900, to August /, 1914.
Must Pay France
Germany renounces all rights under
the convention of the fourth of No
vember, 1911, and September 20, 1912,
| and undertakes to pay to France in
accordance with an estimate presented
| and approved by the reparation COM
mission all deposits, credits, advan-
ces, etc., thereby secured. Germany
undertakes to accept and observe any
provisions by the allied and associated
powers as to the trade in arms and
spirits in Africa as well as to the gen.
eral act of Brussels of 1890. Diplo-
matte protection to inhabitants of for
mer German colonies is to be given
by the governments exercising au-
] thority.
Chtna-Germany renounces in favor
of China all privileges and indemni-
| ties resulting from the Boxer protocol
| of 1901, and all buildings, wharves,
barracks, forts, munitions of warships,
wireless plants and other public prop
erty, except diplomatic or consular es
adjustments, in the German conces-
sions of Tientsin and Hankow and in
other Chinese territory except Kia-
cchow, and agrees to return to China
at her own expense all the astronomi-
cal instruments seized in 1900 and
be
measures for disposal of German prop
erty in the legation quarter at Pekin
without the consent of the powers sig
natory to the Boxer protocol.
No Claims on China
Germany accepts the abrogation OF
the concessions at Hankow and Tiet-
sin, China agreeing to open them to
international use. Germany renoun-
ces all claims against China or any
allied and associated government for
the internment or repatriation of her
citizens in China and for the seizure
or liquidation of German interests
there since August IA, 1917. She re-
nounces in favor of Great Britain her
state property in the British conces-
sion at Canton and of France and
China jointly of the property of the
German school in the French conces-
sion at Shanghai.
Sian-Germany recognizes that all
agreement between herself and Siam,
including the right of extra-territorial-
ity ceased July %, 1917. All German
, public property except consular and
!, diplomatic premises passes without
,, compensation to Siam, German private
. property to be dealt with in accord
ance with the economic clauses. Ger
many valves all claims against Siam
, for the seizure and condemnation OF
, her ships, liquidation of her property,
: or internment of her nationals.
, Liberia Is Freed
Liberia - Germany renounces all
. rights under the international arrange
ments of 1911 and IL regarding Ii
IBERIA, more particularly the right TO
> nominate a receiver of the customs
: and disinterest herself in any further
!, negotiation for the rehabilition of Lii
: IBERIA. She regards as abrogated all
, commercial treaties and agreements
between herself and Liberia and re-
= cognizes Liberals right to determine
: the status and condition of the re-
? establishment of Germans in Liberia
= Morocco-Germany renounces all
her rights, titles and privileges under
the act of Algeciras and the Franco
German agreements Of 1903 and 1911
i and under all treaties and arrange
ments with the Sheridan empire. She
undertakes not to intervene in any
:, negotiations as to Morocco between
- France and other powers, accepts all
: the consequences of the French pro-
y tectorate and renounces the capitula-
: tons, the Sheridan government shall
: have complete liberty of action in re-
= gard to German nationals, and all Ger
:, man protected persons shall be sub
; ject to the common law. All nova
!, bl and immovable German property,
u including mining rights may be sold
;. at public auction, the proceeds to be
:. paid to the Sheridan government and
! deducted from the reparation &C
!. coant. Germany is also required to
!, relinquish her interests in the state
u bank of Morocco. All Moroccan goods
= entering Germany shall have the same
: privilege as French goods.
. British To Help Egypt
! Egypt Germany recognizes the
= British protectorate over Egypt de-
{ clared on December Is, 1914 and re-
4 nounces as from August 4. 1914, the
q capitulation and all the treaties.
- agreements, etc, concluded by her
with Egypt.
She undertakes not to intervene in
any negotiations about Egypt between
Great Britain and other powers
= There are provisions for jurisdiction
over German nationals and property
; and for German consent to any chang
e es which may be made in relation to
:, the commission of public debt. Ger
Il many consents to the transfer to
Great Britain of the powers given tc
, the late Sultan of Turkey for securing
:, the free navigation of the Suez
= canal Arrangements for property
e belonging to German nationals in
Egypt are made similar to these in
y, y. the case of Morocco and other coun
y tries. Anglo-Egyptian goods entering
ii Germany shall enjoy the same treat
:. ment as British goods
- Turkey and Bulgaria-Germany &C
=, cepts all arrangements which the al
~ lied and associated powers make with
u Turkey and Bulgaria with reference
e to any right, privileges, or interests
\ claimed in these countries by Ger
many or her nationals and not dealt
le with elsewhere
~ Jap Rights Provided