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forces within two months ana must .sur-
render to the principal allied and assoc
ciated Powers wide categories Of avia-
ton material
Observation-Disclosures agrees not 70 ac-
credit or send any military. naval or air
mission to any foreign country. or allow
Bulgarian nationals TO enlist In the SER
vice Of any foreign Power.
FART ".
Prisoners of War and Graves.
This provision IL practically identical
with the corresponding part Of the Aus
trian treaty.
PART WI.
Penalties.
This provision IL practically Identical
with the correspondents part Of the AUS
trian treaty.
PART VII.
Bulgaria recognizes that by joining
| the war OF aggression which Germany
and Austria Hungary waged against
the Allied and Associated Powers she
| caused the latter losses and sacrifices Of
adequate reparation. On the other hand,
II Is recognized that Bulgarias resources
are not sufficient to make adequate rep
| alation. A capital sum OF two and
quarter billion francs In gold IL agreed
upon as being such as Bulgaria Is able
to make. to be paid In half-yearly pay
ments on January 1 and July /, begin
ming July. 1920. Each half-yearly pay
ment includes 5 per cent interest on CAP
1 rtuAf ~. toll w.er g..
fcient to extingulsh the total amount in
thirty-seven years from January 1. 1891,
to 1858, except that the hrst two pay
ments shall represent interest at per
cent only. Sums shall be remitted
through the Interallied Commission to
the PREPARATION Committee created by
the German treaty.
The PREPARATION Committee shall have
the right to require, issue and to sell and
dispose of bonds based on payments
made by Bulgaria, and to fix the NOM
inal amount OF the bonds, which shall
not exceed the total capital then out
| standing. The Interallied Commission
shall consider the resources from time
to time of Bulgaria, and shall have
power to recommend to the PREPARATION
Commission the cancellation or post
ponement of any payments to be made
by Bulgaria
Allies of any claims to the payment or
repayment which Germany. Austria
Hungary or Turkey may have against
her and the Allies, and, on the other
hand, they agree not 10 require from
Bulgaria any payment In respect to
claims so transferred arising out of the
supply by ria-Hungary Of German
war materials since August /, 1914. Bull
garia agrees to locate and return forth
| (1TaANa Nd ha h
, Croat-Slovene State any records, arch
ives, articles OF archaeological. historical
| or artistic interest, taken from those
countries during the present war.
Within six months from the coming
INTO force Of the treaty. Bulgaria agrees
to deliver TO Greece, Rumania and the
Serb-Croat-Slovene State, live stock ac-
cording to the stipulated tables divided
proportionally among them amounting in
all to about 1875 bulls $4,000 milch
cows. 1860 horses and mares. $500
mules, 1900 draught oxen, $4,000 sheep
as compensation fer the animals taken
from those countries by Bulgaria during
the war.
As special compensation for the de-
struction of the coal mines In Serbian
territory, Bulgaria agrees to deliver to
the Serb-Croat-Slovene State $4,000
tons of coal a year for Ave years from
the Bulgarian State mines at Pernik
providing that the Iuter-Allied Commits
sion gives its approval and Is satisfied
such deliveries do not interfere unduly
with the economic life of Bulgaria.
The Inter-All!ed Commission shall be
established at Sofia as soon as possible
after the coming into force of the present
treaty.
The commission shall consist of three
members nominated by Great Britain,
France and Italy. with right to with
| draw upon six months notice. Bulgaria
win be represented by commissioner.
who may be invited to take part In the
sittings, but who shall have no power
to vote. The commission shall continue
in existence so long as any payments
due under the present treaty remain un-
paid. Bulgaria agrees to provide by law
the necessary authority for the commits
sion to carry out its duties. Cost and
| expenses OF the commission will be paid
by Bulgaria and will be a first charge
on the revenues payable to the commits
sion.
A list of taxes and revenues, includ-
ing receipts from concessions for work
ing of mines or quarries, public utilities
or State monopolies, shall be prescribed
to produce the above sum. In case
Bulgaria fails to make the requisite
payments or to enforce the legislation
TO carry on this work the Interallied
Commission will be entitled to collect
such taxes and to hold and disburse
the proceeds and to apply any proceeds
subject to priorities laid down in this
treaty.
PART VIII.
Financial Clauses.