The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-05-07

All German public property except
consular and diplomatic premises
passes without compensation to
Slam, German private property to be
dealt with in accordance with the
economic clauses. Germany valves
all claims against Siam for the seiz-
ure and condemnation OF her ships,
liquidation OF her property or intern
ment of her nationals.
bERIA--Germany renounces all
rights under the international arr
rangements OF 1911 and 1912 regard
Ing Liberia, more particularly the
right TO nominate a receiver Of Gus
toms, and dlsinierests herself In any
further negotiations ror the rehabili-
tatlon OF Liberia. She regards as
abrogated all commercial treaties and
agreements between herself and Lii
beria and recognizes Liberals right
70 determine the status and condi-
tions OF the re-establishment Of Ger
mans in Liberia.
GERMANY MUST RENoUNcE ALL
RIGHTS IN MOROCCO.
Germany renounces all her rights,
titles and privileges under the act
OF Algeciras and the Franco German
agreements Of 1909 and 1911. and
under all treaties and arrangements
with the Sheridan empire. She un-
dertakes not to intervene In any me-
gotiatlons as to Morocco between
France and other powers, accepts all
the consequences OF the French pro-
tectorate and renouncs tn capitala-
tlons. The Sheridan Government
shall have complete liberty OF action
In regard 70 German nationals, and
all German protected persons shall
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All movable and immovable German
property including mining rights,
may be sold at public AUCTION, the pro-
ceeds to bo paid to the bherffian gov
ernment and deducted from the repair
alton account.
Germany Is also required TO relln-
quish her interests In the State Bank
OF Morocco. All Moroccan goods en-
tcring Germany shall have the same
privilege as French goods.
EGYPT-Germany recognizes the
British protectorate over Egypt, do
clarcd on Dec. Is, 1914, and renounces
as from Aug. 4,l914, the capitulation
and all the treaties, agreements, &C,
concluded by her with Egypt. She un-
dertakes not to Intervene in any
negotiations about Egypt between
Great Britain and other powers. There
are provisions for jurisdiction over
German nationals and property. md
for German consent to any changes
which may be made In relation 10 the
commission OF public debt
Germany consents TO tho transfer
TO Great Britain OF the powers
given to the late Sultan of Turkey
for securing the free navigation OF
the Suez Canal. Arrangements for
property belonging 10 German ma
tionals in Egypt are made similar to
those in the case OF Morocco and
other countries. Anglo Egyptiang
goods entering Germany shall enjoy
the same treatment as British goods.
MUST ACCEPT ALLIES PROPO-
SAILS IN TURKEY AND BULGARIA
Germany accepts all arrangements
which the Allied and associated pow
ers make with Turkey and Bulgaria
with reference to any right, privileges
or interests claimed In those countries
by Germany or her nationals and not
dealt with elsewhere.
ALL RIGHTS IN sHANTuNo
cEpED TO JAPAN.
Germany cedes TO japan al rights
titles and privileges in Shantung
notably as TO Kiaochow, and the rail-
roads, mines and cables acquired by
her treaty with China OF March 6
1897, and by other agreements as to
| Shantung.
All German rights to the railroad
from Tsingtao 20 Tsinaufu, including
all facilities and mining rights and
rights Of exploitation, pass equally
to japan, and the cables from Using
tao to Shanghai and Chefoo, III
cables free OF all charges, All Ger
man state property, movable and i'm
movable, in Kiaocow IL acquired by
Japan free OF all charges.
MILITARY, NAVAL AND AIR
TERMS.
In order to render possible the in
iuatlon OF u general limitation Of the
armaments OF all nations. Germany
undertakes directly TO observe the
military, naval and air clauses which
follow.
MILITARY FoRcEs-The deqnob.
ilizaLion OF the German Army must
take place within two months OF the
peace. Its strength may not exceed
100000, including 1000 officers, with
not over seven divisions of infantry
and three OF cavalry. and to be de-
voted exclusively to maintenance OF
internal order and control OF frontiers
Divisions may not be grouped under
more than two army corps head
quarters staffs. The great German
general staff is abolished. The Army
Administrative Service, consisting OF
civilian personnel not included in the
number of effectives, Is reduced tC
one-tenth the total in the 1915
budget. Employees of the German
states such as customs officers
first guards and coast guards may
not exceed the number in 1913
Genadarms and local police may be
increased only in accordance with
the growth OF population. None oil
these may be assembled for military
training.
ARMAMENTS-All establishment
for the manufacturing. prepa ration
storage or design of arms and mum.
tlons OF war. except those specifically
excepted. must be closed within three
months Of the peace and their per.
sonnel dismissed. The exact amoun
OF armament and munitions allowe,
Germany is laid down in detail tables
all in excess to be surrendered or rem,
dered useless The manufacture OF
importation OF asphyXiatlng, poison
GUS or other gases and all analogous
liquids is forbidden, Gs well as tn
importation OF arms, munitions ant
war materials. Germany may no
manufacture such materials for for